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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1913
Page
5
A prominent newspaper man described Dr. Mason's Saturday speech as written, rotten, and schoolboylike. He claimed Mason would vote to expel if fraud existed, reflecting ongoing partisan tensions and comparisons between Laramie and Cheyenne basketball teams amid concerns over leadership and speech.
The Converse School eighth graders field a fast moving basketball team. They beat Parish House on its floor 52 to 36 setting up more games and a growing reputation for future victories.
Local shop Miller's offers correct watch repairs at moderate prices at 1709 Carey Ave amid a flood of Cheyenne notices. The page bundles divorces, licenses, enlistments, class notices, court actions, and social tidbits from civic life with credits to area businesses and individuals.
The Atlas opens its new vaudeville show to full houses led by Frederick the Great, a premier juggler. Neary and Miller perform blackface comedy while Henry Rego delivers German songs. Miss Wafek showcases juggling acts as the orchestra plays and pictures close the bill.
A Wyoming publication announces a seek for a new State Leader position with terms and responsibilities outlined. Officials seek qualified candidates and set an expected start date, inviting applications from interested parties across the state.
The statewide high school basketball race narrows to Cheyenne and Laramie as contenders for southern Wyoming glory. Laramie touts a close 43 42 win over Eaton, while Eaton then crushed Boulder 39 14, suggesting Laramie’s strength and Cheyenne’s weaker local comparisons as they prepare to meet in Laramie.
The Robinson cafeteria serves dinner daily from 11 30 am to 2 pm and 5 to 7 pm offering mid day and evening meals.
The Cheyenne debut of Frans Lehar’s Gypsy Love is set for Wednesday at Capitol Avenue theater. The production, backed by George Edwards in Europe and A H H Woods in America, features Phyllis Partington as Zorika and Arthur Albro as the gypsy fiddler, with a 60-member chorus and augmented orchestra led by Karl Sehuls.
John R. Barker of Battle Creek Michigan testifies he suffered heartburn indigestion and liver complaint until using Chamberlain's Tablets. He claims his trouble was overcome and urges others to try the remedy sold by all druggists.
Denver sources report Interstate Commerce officials tying pit railroads to pass abuse in a Colorado investigation. Examiner A. T. Smith cites the Colorado and Southern case with Car containing pat emagera patients? High travel by hundreds of federal workers on passes prompts potential discharge. The probe reveals many government employees use passes to commute long distances.
New subscribers arrive at the Tally and Weekly State Leader in large numbers. Readers respond with enthusiasm as circulation climbs and community interest widens.
After the first dose of Pape's Cold Compound the cold breaks quickly with three doses taken every two hours. The ad claims it cures grippe and ends headaches feverishness stuffy nose and sore throat. It asserts no quinine and no substitute is needed and that the taste is pleasant.
All business with the County Treasurer of Laramie County or checks and drafts for county taxes and other financial matters should be made payable to Ray K. Olds, County Treasurer.
New York on January 27 Charles B Finally head of the Acuna National bank pledged 1,000,000 to Dr F L Friedmann if the scientist cures Rex Lee Paris, banker's son in law, of tuberculosis and does the same for four U S victims.
A man describes unruly hair and poor styling before using Hall's Hair Renewer. After use his hair is well kept and growing faster with a clean scalp and no dandruff or coloring danger. The ad emphasizes improved appearance and hair health.
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