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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1913
Page
12
Notices announce a garden party Tuesday evening at the home of Mr A Strader with entertainment by Spaulding and a Congregational group. The Baptist Willing Workers host an afternoon gathering with J Laverents also to entertain.
George W. Brower deputy pure food inspector reports Cheyenne markets groceries bakeries hotels and related shops are inspected and nearly all comply with the pure food law. He notes merchants in the city are making every effort to meet sanitary requirements and that overall conditions are excellent.
The United States district court will begin the July session at Evanston Wyoming on Monday July 14. Judge A Tiner Charles J Ohnhaus clerk of the court H B Ridgeley United States district attorney and Paul Bailey deputy United States marshal will depart on Sunday afternoon July 19.
United States Marshal Patton returned last night from Casper where he had been on official business. Henry Mitchell was arrested yesterday on larceny charges by Officer eforlund. Flewan turned over to the county for further action. John McCabe Jr to leave July 26 for New York to begin rehearsals for a winter play in which he will appear. Two colored men and Jim Fitzgerald and Frank Hartenstein jailed after a fight on Thames and Seventeenth streets. police court to hear them today. Civil service positions being sought by young adults 18 to 40. contact Mr. H. L. Carl at the Inter-Ocean hotel in Cheyenne on Tuesday July 13 and 15.
Readable notices cover routine business trips to Denver and Greeley, marriages and weddings ahead, hospital and medical updates, a new oil lease approval, and various travel plans from Cheyenne residents including patrols by local officials. Individual names include Mrs. Rose Bird Maley, J. B. Barnett, and W. E. Dinneen.
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A collection of agricultural notes on feeding livestock breeding dairy butter production and crop care. Topics include sow and pig management pumpkin feeding, dairy cattle valuation with Babcock tests, green duck production, orchard maintenance, and modern farm improvements like wire fencing and wheelchair wagons.
Glenn Martin and passenger Charles Day were about 700 feet above Muskegon Lake when a carburetor valve fell out. Martin landed smoothly on the lake, started the engine again, and planned to resume toward Charlevoix at 7:30 tomorrow. Beck with Havens and Roy Firesl stay at Pentwater awaiting better weather for departure. Walter Johnsons wrecked machine near Robertsdale may resume if conditions allow.
George G Menry, a New York banker, appeals to the supreme court to review inquisitorial powers of the money trust committee. He seeks release from New York federal custody on habeas corpus. The record notes his contempt for refusing to name 24 bankers involved in a California petroleum stock operation.
In New York on July 11 a seat on the New York Stock Exchange sold for 53 000 dollars, a new record. The prior sale stood at 40 000 dollars. The seat belonged to Edward T. Maynard and was posted for transfer to Irving Minehell, with the state to net proceeds.
Mrs James Yates wife of a farmer and Florence Farris her 15 year old daughter by a former marriage were jailed at Union City Tennessee late yesterday charged with murder. A dispatch from Union City says Mrs Yates confessed to fatally injuring her two stepchildren Ligon Yates 12 and Ida May Yates 10.
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