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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1913
Page
3
A lighthearted humorous excerpt recalls temper loss and restoration through affection. The text notes a domestic scene from Harper’s Young People and details a family trip and social picnic stories with names like Miss Ruth Barnhart and Mrs Branson.
Denver hostesses Misses Mildred and Josephine Schweigert will host a house party this week with guests from Cheyenne. Attending from Cheyenne are Misses Eileen Jeffers Ruth Heenan Frances Mentzer Jeannette Mullen and Edwina Kellihier who will travel today and return Saturday. Maude Holcomb daughter of Dr and Mrs Holcomb planned to visit Cheyenne residents but fell ill in Denver delaying her arrival.
Local society notes list families and individuals visiting from distant towns. Mr. Frank A. Breisch and relative company plan a western tour after Cheyenne with stops in Denver Salt Lake City Yellowstone Park and other western sites. Others visitors include Miss Louise Jabelman Mrs. Edward David Miss Madge Mapes and Miss Marian Moffatt among numerous travelers and host households across towns.
The Past Matrons' club of the 0. FE. 8 will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday afternoon July 16 at the home of Mrs. J. P. Jonsen 918 Kael Eighteenth Street. All past matrons and visiting matrons are invited to attend.
A Sunergae meeting of St. Mark's Sunergae group will be held this afternoon at 3 o clock at the Parish House.
Two final proofs were filed with the United States land office and several homestead applications listed. Names include Ralph E. Snow of Cheyenne and J. J. Kelly along with William M. Ream and William F. Meeke of Dison.
William F. Kettelbach and George H. M. Kester were unconditionally pardoned by President Wilson over false reports to the comptroller of the currency concerning the Lewiston National Bank. They faced a federal conviction in Boise, with KH Robnett as principal government witness. A prior Wickersham review led to pardons after a March 4 hearing, though neither has served a day. The case involved land acquired through deceit linked to the bank, with patent cancellations under review.
A brief classified item notes a subscription or service inquiry titled State Leater with varnishing by Sherman Company. The notice lacks clear dates or contact details.
J. W. Ward, jailed on forgery charges after cashing a $45 Plains hotel check, feigned insanity in the bull pen until an inmate doused him with ice water. He regained clothes and awaits trial, having $44 on him at arrest. Ward is turned over to the sheriff.
Secretary McAdoo urged the House appropriations committee to approve deficiency and expansion budgets totaling 220000 for treasury contingencies, 562000 to raise cost limits on public buildings under construction, 76000 for engineering services, and 105000 for enlarging public buildings and parcels post space as of July 14. A separate report notes James Tye was arrested for stealing a suitcase from Bon Ton livery stable and J D Perkins for using obscene language.
Three women from various locations praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during Change of Life. Mrs J H Campbell of Streator Illinois and Mrs Lana Hayward of Philadelphia share positive experiences. A San Francisco resident also credits the tonic for years of use and recommends it to women of all ages.
A historical recipe collection outlines lobster preparation methods including fret boil cracking and vent removal. It details vol au vent lobster pastry, lobster stew, broiled lobster, and buttered lobster with step by step instructions and pantry seasonings.
Mrs. Jane C. Rich marks her one hundredth birthday in New York. Mme. Mathilde Cottrelly, a child actress from Bertin, continues to perform in the United States after fifty years. Miss Jeune Sloan, a blind St. Louis resident, sent a handmade broom to the White House for the president. Mrs. E. Herrimean offers three medals yearly for railroad safety ideas. Milo Helene Dutrley becomes the first woman aviator to receive the Legion of Honor ribbon, a standout among female flyers. Miss Ethel Sargent elected president of the botaineral see Hon of the Brukkh association, focusing on monocotyledon seedling anatomy.
The report notes Oliver Oulens a London native and renowned architect elected as associate member of the Royal Academy. It recalls 1890 RA exhibition activity and mentions Edwin Lutyens similarly linked to London and realism. Joseph Limburg, a bold sculptor, declined to design a Heine monument and created the Berlin sensational Viola Player statue at twenty three.
Cocoa in England long taxed as a patent medicine until relatively recent times, sold in stamped wrappers and packaged for resale under a government duty regime. The note highlights a historic practice of taxing medicinal commodities and the regulatory framing of such products.
In Cheyenne the 22 year old Miss Kate Snell flourishes as an actress who explains the Lyman H Howe Travel Festival. She performs moving pictures with live sound and mimics foreign tongues while singing. The show at the Capitol Avenue Theatre runs for three days with a двух hour program featuring a runaway train hydro plane and motorboat act.
John M. Henton, a pioneer in cyaniding gold extraction, travels from Edgemont to Fort Collins to study beet harvester and topper requirements. He has designed a machine expected to automate the field work, with $10,000 offered for a satisfactory device to replace hand labor.
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