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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1914
Page
11
Mrs. V S Glafeke, Cheyenne pioneer florist, retires after over 25 years in business and will live with her daughter Mrs L Hin kle. Her shop has long served friends and patrons, who wish her well in a peaceful retirement at her daughter’s home.
Mr and Mrs W B Ross hosted a casual bridge gathering Saturday evening with friends. Mrs Charles Ohnhous and Mr T B Kennedy won top scores and prizes. Supper followed amid pleasant chatter as guests included Mr and Mrs Hanks Mrs Ryland of Oklahoma City Mr and Mrs Hunter Mr and Mrs Chn hous Mr and Mrs Kennedy and Miss Hayden of Durango Colorado.
Local society page lists Mr. and Mrs. John Stoker returning from a two week Colorado honeymoon and planning to live in Cheyenne. Various visitors travel to Sheridan Casper Denver Estes Park and Seattle while relatives and hosts host Elks delegates and musical study graduates.
The Past Matron’s club of the O. B. 8 has postponed its meeting to Wednesday July 22. The change affects members and any attendees planning to participate in the club’s events.
The King's Daughters will gather Thursday evening in the parlors of the Congregational church with hostesses Mrs. Pfeiffer Miss Rose Baird and Miss Mabel Potts. The Altar and Rosary Society meets Thursday afternoon at Knights of Columbus hall with hosts Mrs. Thomas Cobry Mrs. W E Mullen and Mrs. L R Bresnahen. South Side Aid Society to meet Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs H F Varnum.
Beasie O Holmes, a Ballard girl, kissed and embraced chauffeur Joseph J. Taylor triggering a crash that killed Holmes and young lawyer Wellwood Murray. Irene Helliwell was injured. Taylor survived with cuts and bruises. Sixteen words omitted from a multi-incident dispatch follow in other notes about naval cadets killed in Shanghai and shipwrecks off Canada and New York.
The busiest court sessions end as Justice Lurton visits Atlantic City for strength. Born in Kentucky, he fought for the Confederacy at seventeen, later studied law, served Tennessee and federal courts, and was appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court by Taft in 1911.
A compiled notice lists numerous arrivals and travelers by city across Wyoming and nearby towns. Names include Plains, Albany, Normandin, Metropolis, and Metropolitan districts with individuals such as Rosenbaum, Storey, Woodward, Pearson, Curry, Mills, and Todd among others. The item reads as a dense roster of people passing through or visiting multiple locales.
City commissioners awarded the Alexander Street water mains extension to W. W. Alsup after lowest bid. The project runs from Twentieth to Twenty-third streets and east to Dunn, with bidders Morrison and Keefe also listed. The commission also ordered sidewalks on Twenty second and Seymour as petitioned by residents. City Clerk Showalter reported $23,762.69 in warrants issued and $15,996.70 in license fees collected for April through June.
Sir Edward Caron warned the government of two clear paths for Ulster and asserted Ulster seeks justice. He suggested home rule as a peaceful option or else conflict could ensue if justice is denied.
A five story brick building on East Woodbridge Street housing Chope Stephan Co and several smaller firms burned in a July 13 Detroit blaze. Loss is estimated at 200000 dollars. The fire, started by lightning, sent several firemen scrambling as a wall collapsed. none believed seriously hurt.
A fashion note outlines summer frock trends with belts and buttons as focal points. Describes removable trims, girdles, sashes, and novelty buttons in patent leather satin velvet and taffeta, plus patterns No. 8942 and No. 8211 with size notes and prices.
The passage suggests women can use a five to one remedy for headaches backaches languor nervousness and depression caused by indigestion or constipation as a treatment for cephality and poor circulation.
July 14 report says 55 000 engineers and firemen on four railroads west of Chicago may strike to press wage increases. Negotiations ended June 1 after weeks of talks. It was expected the vote would show willingness to strike if needed. The roads cover lines west of Chicago nationwide.
Washington July 19 Representative Lever of North Carolina, chair of the House committee on Fericulture, urges Americans to eat more meat and poultry to offset rising living costs. He predicts a tightening world supply and promotes beef, poultry, fruit and vegetables as essential staples.
The fragment hints at a proverb or line about judging success by methods used. No clear event, person, or organization is identified in readable text. The phrase appears as a miscued or partial OCR fragment without concrete context to anchor names, dates, or places.
Russian mystic Rasputin, a key advisor to the emperor, was stabbed in Petrovsky Siberia by a woman named Guseva in a bid to avenge a reported victim. Some accounts say the wound was non fatal while others claim Rasputin died. The sensational tale notes his reputed influence over the throne and the persistent pursuit by followers amid court intrigue.
A girl believes she is pretty independent of others praise and a wife cries and causes her husband distress. The lines explore inner certainty of beauty and the tension of marital strain.
A cryptic note links a tight rope walker with illness patterns as Malaria starts with a chill and fever, while Love is described as beginning with fever and ending with a chill. The fragment hints at contrasts between perilous balance and infectious symptoms in a poetic rhythm.
In Philadelphia and Ephrata two women recount severe nerve illness with heart palpitations headaches and insomnia. Both credit Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with rapid improvement and weight gain. They urge others to seek advice from the Lynn Massachusetts company in confidence.
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