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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1913
Page
13
A prominent Ox newspaper man labeled Dr. Mason's house speech as written rotten wrot ten and a schoolboy’s effort. He argued Mason would vote to expel if fraud existed, showing partisan bias and prompting critique of representative government. The piece weighs Lar amie's team and Cheyenne vs. Laramie basketball prospects and notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy endorsement.
The Converse eighth grade basketball team, from Converse School, defeated Parish House 52 to 36 on Parish House floor. The players, lacking practice time, show speed and teamwork and expect more games soon to build a strong reputation.
Local ads note Miller's on Carey Ave offers correct watch repairing and adjusting with moderate prices and high grade work. Other items include a Cheyenne printery, loan services by Mark A. Chapman, and various personal notices.
The Atlas opens its new vaudeville bill to a packed house. Frederick the Great stars as a premier juggler with unmatched skills. Neary and Miller perform blackface comedy and dances. Henry Rego delivers Dutch songs. Miss Wafek showcases juggling numbers. The program includes a Little Orchestra and feature photographs.
A notice from Wyoming seeks a medium for The State Leader publication. The request outlines qualifications, duties, and the expected service parameters for the role. Potential applicants are invited to submit credentials by a specified deadline.
An analysis compares Laramie and Cheyenne basketball squads as state contenders. Laramie beat Eaton 43 42 and Boulder Prep 39 14, while Cheyenne’s squad is positioned as stronger when pitted directly against Laramie based on recent showings and geometrical reasoning.
The Robinson cafeteria serves daily meals from 11 30 a m to 2 p m and 5 to 7 p m with lunch and dinner options.
The Cheyenne Capitol Avenue theatre hosts the European hit Gypsy Love on Wednesday night. Phyllis Partington stars as Zorika with Arthur Albro as her gypsy lover. The cast includes Phil Branson Leola Luceum Raymond Crane Mona Malli and a 60-voice chorus with an augmented orchestra led by Karl Sehuls, promising lavish operatic entertainment.
John R. Barker of Battle Creek Michigan says he suffered from heartburn indigestion and liver complaint until he used Cham berlain’s tablets. He claims the trouble was cured and that others have found similar permanent relief, with the product being sold by all druggists.
Denver report on interstate pass rates highlights that railroads including the Denver and Rio Grande and Colorado and Southern face the same issues. Examiner A. T. Smith cited examples in Denver and Car patrolling, with hundreds of federal employees potentially facing discharge. The inquiry reveals government travel to and from offices on rail passes, affecting cost and policy.
New subscribers are joining the tally and Weekly State Leader in large numbers, signaling growing reader engagement. The papers note a wave of enthusiasm and rising circulation as more customers sign up for regular delivery.
The advertisement claims that after the first dose the cold begins to break, with full relief after two to three doses every two hours. It asserts a cure for grippe and severe colds affecting head, chest, back, stomach or mind, with rapid relief from headache and congestion.
Public notice states that all business with the County Treasurer of Laramie County and all checks and drafts for county taxes or other financial matters should be made payable to Ray K. Olds who is the County Treasurer.
Charles B. Finally, president of the Acuna National Bank, offers 1 000 000 to Dr. F L Friedmann if he cures the banker's son in law Rex Lee Paris of tuberculosis and does the same for four U S victims. The offer is reported from New York dated January 27.
A testimonial notes a man with unruly hair who could not manage it until using Hall's Hair Renewer. Afterward his hair is well kept, grows faster, with a clean scalp, no dandruff, and no coloring danger.
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