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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1912
Page
13
An order from Fort Russell requires all visiting soldiers in city limits to wear the regulation full dress uniform except those on duty. The rule, already in effect in the Eastern post, aims to standardize appearance and reflect the service uniform when off duty.
Voters in Laramie County are told of multiple candidates seeking Democratic primaries on August 20. Edward Schoel independent for sheriff and Thomas Talbot, Frank Roach, J C Hansen, Thos Reid, Mamie Hefferon announce bids for sheriff clerk assessor commissioner superintendent of schools.
A compact page lists service ads and personal notes. Miller repair shop at 1709 Carey Ave offerswatchwork. The Only Place sells handmade trunks at 316 West 16th Street. A marriage is reported for Charles Hansen and Emma Patterson, in the city yesterday. A weather update proclaims summer imminence. Other items note the Capital Garage closure by owner Lem Ellis, a beauty parlor at 411 West 19th, and vocal lessons at 408 West 24th. Reunion trip of C M Blaladell to Greeley for class of 1910. Tent victim Fred Hirsig recovering after accident, now at his ranch nearby.
Governor Carey and members of the board of charities and reform return to Cheyenne from an inspection tour of state institutions along the Union Pacific line. They visited Evanston hospital, Rawlins penitentiary, Rock Springs state hospital, and the Laramie university and fish hatchery, with official banquets and citizen hospitality in Evanston.
A chronicle notes Philadelphia’s 16-1 rout of Pittsburgh in 1889 with 21 hits, 41 total bases off Jimmy Galvin, plus details of Baltimore’s 1892 attack on Pittsburg pitchers for 44 bases. It covers storied feats from 1905 to 1911 and ends with local city notices about land purchases and notable visitors.
The piece extols roses as the queen of flowers surpassing the orchid in popular esteem. It advises planting in sunny sheltered soil away from large tree roots and outlines a soil improvement mix using loam sand and fertilizer, with stable manure and sand added per wheelbarrow load of loam.
Washington reports weather for Wyoming with local showers forecast for Saturday and likely Sunday.
Luke Vorhees County treasurer sues the county in district court seeking reimbursement for discounts paid when cashing warrants. He alleges a five to seven percent deduction and claims an average annual loss of about 3110, asking the full amount due by law.
One hundred fifty lantern slides by the Good Roads Club of California will be exhibited by E. L. Em ery of the Orpheum Theatre next week. Twenty five slides shown each night with scenes across Southern California, plus Lake Minnehaha pictures from June 9th to be screened Monday and Tuesday.
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