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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1913
Page
5
Local columns list watch repairs at Miller's 1709 Carey Ave Havre and business notes. Several residents leave for Chicago New Orleans and Denver while others seek hires and licenses. Notaries commissioned. sheriff’s attachment sues. ice sale injunction denied. new corporation forms in Sheridan.
A major meeting of good roads boosters is planned for 10 o'clock this morning at the Industrial club. Officers for the coming year will be elected and a legislative committee appointed by President Pmory. Mayor Gill will welcome delegates as Talliferro Schwob and Davidson speak. County delegates from nearly all counties are present urging attendance and road-boosting support.
An unknown man collapsed on Seventeenth Street last evening, convulsing for about thirty minutes. He claimed to be insane and fasting for three days to support his baby and mother in law, but would not reveal his identity or details. He was taken to a hospital after Dr. Fox treated him at the scene.
Cheyenne High plans a Saturday night basketball clash with Boulder Preps, a fast contest expected as Boulder fields a strong team. Locals practice hard hoping for victory as a potential all star selection looms from the 700 plus student body. The Senior class will stage a play this year though dates and title remain undecided. it should showcase class 1913 talent when held in May. President A Duniway offers a four year scholarship for the top student with full expenses except board housing and music costs, a golden incentive for statewide scholars.
The notice invites men and women of Cheyenne to a parish house meeting on Wednesday at 8 PM to organize a local branch of Associated Charities. James H. Pershing of Denver, president of Associated Charities, will preside and address attendees. A large attendance is desired.
Citizens note how lawmakers like Pratt and others are tied to political activity outside their posts. The Wyoming Tribune cites officials such as Schenck, Baird, Forsythe, Ridge ly, Patten, Baker, Deming and Warren as spending substantial time on political work beyond official duties.
Senator Warren arrived from Washington on No. 1 Sunday night. He was met at the train by friends who had telegraphed him to come home because of conditions in the legislature.
William McRay and Mittl Ferguson, both of Colorado Springs, were united in marriage on Monday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Nelson officiating. They will reside in Colorado Springs.
Mr Maneon Manson of Bwantwater county born in Virginia on March 4 1878. He taught in rural schools then moved to Kansas City in 1900. He later worked on farms in Kansas and Nebraska and joined Union Pacific Coal at Rock Springs in 1906 before taking a role with Superior Coal at Superior in 1909. He styles himself a Progressive Republican, citing leaders from the era.
Senator Frank Hadsell of Carbon County emerges as a prominent figure in the twelfth Wyoming legislature. Born in 1852 in Berkshire County Massachusetts he left home young to seek fortune and built a varied career from butcher shop owner in Rhode Island to cattleman in Wyoming. He settled at Medicine Bow stage crossing in 1880 later serving as Territorial council sheriff and United States marshal before returning to livestock business with his son. He is a widower and father of three.
A fragmented roster of individuals from towns including Glendo Casper Shoshoni Laramie Hartville and Wheatland is presented. Names such as Fred and C Haut Harold Banner C H Townsend J W Stuchell and others are listed without context or actions.
The cafeteria serves meals daily from 11 30 a m to 2 p m and again from 6 p m to an unspecified closing time at The Robinson location.
An old advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy claiming to darken gray faded hair instantly with a home brew or ready made tonic. It promises rapid coverage and a natural glossy result, appealing to those wanting a younger look.
A new Atlas show opened last evening to warm audience reception. The Atlas orchestra gave an excellent overture and the pictures proved amusing and interesting. Russell and Russell star in a messenger boy sketch with lively dancing. Ver Valla the ventriloquist scored with a fresh line of talk with his dummies. Miss Clara Farok’s offerings delighted the crowd. The Musical Walters impressed with instrumental stunts and inventive use of common utensils. Banjo playing stood out as a highlight. All three pictures were well worth the price of admission.
An upcoming Saturday evening game pits Boulder Preparatory School against Sidney High and the royal champa in a bid to extend a streak. Manager Jimmy Hart touts a four team lineup while Cherry and Black carry four straight wins, looking to defend prestige in a Colorado-Wyoming showcase.
The government aims to recruit a leading international figure to oversee and coordinate world observations. The move signals a push for enhanced global monitoring and diplomatic engagement, aligning with broader efforts to shape international science and policy initiatives.
Madame Sherry and My Cinderella Girl are among the modern musical comedies featuring Mosse Zella Call who will star in Louisiana Lou at Capitol Avenue theatre tonight. Call previously appeared in Chicago and New York productions, with Alphonso Lunier as Duke de Lune and Doner with Nellie as seasoned troupe members in Arabian Nights era shows.
The Burns Club plans an annual birthday event for Robert Burns at the Parish House Friday Jan 24 evening. An overflowing audience is expected for readings, dances, and a supper. Admission is one dollar with proceeds to expenses.
A large gathering is expected at the Parish House portage on the 24th to dance the hig bland fling with a clever Scot, aimed at defraying expenses and aiding his journey. The announcement appears in the Wyoming Want Ad medium urging participation.
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