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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1916
Page
13
Chain Gang at work improves streets while reducing crime, with many locals mentioned. Includes notes on forged check arrest, hospital updates, births, surgeries, weather bureau appointment, and assorted visitors and travelers around Cheyenne.
Advertises an ounce of otine double strength from a pharmacist to remove freckles. Claims night and morning application clears even stubborn spots and promises a money back guarantee if it fails to remove freckles.
Chicago May 13 George Stovall former leader of the Kansas City Packers who is playing first base for the Toledo club of the American association may be appointed manager of the Cincinnati Reds if President Garry Herrmann disposes of Huck Herzog to a National league club reports from a worthy source say Stovall and Herrmann have conferred and nearly agreed to terms should Herzog be transferred Stovall has arranged to leave Toledo and assume the Reds management duties.
An ad extols Shredded Wheat as a body-building breakfast option made at Niagara Falls New York. It claims two biscuits with milk provide a complete meal for under five cents and suggests serving with fruit or berries for lunch. It emphasizes nutrition and affordability for all ages.
The arrival roundup is set for next Thursday July 20 at the cooperation experiment station in Archer. Free hot coffee and cold buttermilk will be served. The implement barn provides tables and benches for lunch. A program features talks by farmers and stock judging with prizes for winners.
Frontier Days boosters leave Cheyenne in two cars for a two day tour of northern Colorado. The party includes Fred Hitsixs and Lou Meta, with Fred Holm, T Joe Cubill, C A Semrad, J J Melnernes, R B Davidson, Geo Klett and Frank Warton. They will visit Wellington Port Collins Longmont Loveland Boulder Greeley Windsor Timothy Millikin Eaton Ault LaSalle. Some members return tonight but most stay until Saturday night.
A translated description praises a new German weapon with a rapid fire gun protected in a hood. It is said to withstand rifle fire and be pierced only by cannon. The wheeled craft advances toward enemy flanks, exposing a single operator who fires as it crushes foes until destroyed by cannon.
George Keight local agent will call on business people and others planning Frontier celebration decorations. The company will also have three automobile trimmers at the show. Knight’s headquarters listed at 1705 Capitol.
Patchy copy lists 5S. W. ST Clair with barber shop details and unclear lines about harriers masseur alcohol and a lady enchant after 7 40. Mentions Vader Logan's and unclear street directions.
Oklahoma oil operators seek leases near Wheatland Wyoming to drill for oil. Benatar Hudson and Dr J Stryker inspected the country and moved to secure land leases. Senator Hodson returned to Oklahoma, leaving Stryker to conclude negotiations and arrange terms.
An esteemed young man from Wheatland, David Rahe Clark, died at the hospital last Friday morning after an appendectomy. Swasher's Optical Service advertises at 215 to 17th Street as the road north from Wheatland nears completion.
The Sherman Co. at The Wheatland hospital faced crowding as patients were refused admission for a few days while a new extension is planned. Nearby, four year old Raymond Henderson of Viola drowned in a ditch near his home last week.
Executive committee awards the floor finishing contract for cement walls at the University. A Sherman Co painting and paper hanging notice appears alongside local theft, donations, elk hunting, artesian well talk, theater fire scare, a charity dance, rain aiding forest fire risk, optometrist contact details, horse show prize cups, an elderly man found near a railroad crossing, and a shrouded case of a mugged traveler with missing money.
Mrs Jessie Mitchell and Mime Fit sle Bray of Shoshone captured a thief they found robbing their chicken house. A considerable sum was claimed to be taken though the thief had only a few cents on his person. The Chantauqua at Douglas will close with a dance held every year.
The article describes a lavish Pallas Paramount presentation at the Lyrie theater featuring a $20,000 pipe organ a flowing fountain and priceless collectibles from around the world including cabinets gold Buds ivory carvings tapestries and rare antiques. The substantial total value is noted as staggering.
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