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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1914
Page
5
The Ministerial association warns the public about roaming solicitors said to be backed by a syndicate in the east. They claim letters from city slayers and state secretaries to justify requests and receipts showing money routes. The group allegedly travels nationwide, deceiving benevolent-minded people.
A Children’s Day program planned by Presbyterian Sunday School teachers begins at 10 o clock with organ preludes hymns and readings. The event includes a primary class play June Is Here solos recitations prayers an address by the pastor and a Benediction followed by an organ postlude. The Champion Electric Shoe Shop relocated from 415 W 17th St to 1718 Carey Ave and Penny Photos offer 10 cent per dozen prints at 1612 Carey Ave.
A Cheyenne community page lists numerous short notices plus ads from Nat ional Mill and Lumber Co and Manewal and Manewal. Items include visitors from Casper Glenrock Meriden Sunrise and Lander, theater and barber shop promotions, porch boxes floral notices, taxicab service, and a basket picnic at City Park.
A parade of motorists travels from many states to and from the city registering at the Dinneen garage. Names include Mrs W W Weat from Iowa Spokane in a Marion and J M Lippold from Washington to Peru Indiana in an Overland.
A seller in Cheyenne offers lands from state sales to settlers. He will transfer tracts of quarter to half sections to those who agree to settle and improve them, if applications are made before the 27th inst.
Advertising copy from HB 8 Johnston Grocery Company promotes fresh shipments arriving Monday. Watermelons at 6 cents per pound, gooseberries 10 cents per quart, crates 2 dollars, Colorado strawberries two boxes for 25 cents, Utah pie cherries two boxes for 25 cents.
Helen Bennett of 920 West Eighteenth Street attempted suicide by shooting and was taken to St. John's hospital. She recovered enough to be sent home the same day.
The funeral for our late Brother Captain Verling K Hart will be held Monday at 3 PM at St. Mark's Episcopal Church. Attendees are respectfully urged to attend this service.
Members of Cheyenne Lodge No. 1 and Acacia Lodge No. 11 are invited to attend the funeral service for Capt. W. K. Hart at the Episcopal church on Monday June 22 at 3 p.m. J. E. Niswander is the contact.
In compliance with state orders the members of Company G will assemble at their Cheyenne headquarters on Monday June 22 1914 at 150 pm in O D uniform with aide arms to attend the funeral of Brig Gen Virling K Hart late Colonel of the regiment. If no other payment arrangement is possible the company commander will ensure payment from company funds with a compensation of 1 00 for the afternoon turnout. J W Highleyman master mechanic Union Pacific Railroad Company to relieve all National Guard shop employees. Cheyenne Wy June 20 1914. The Sherman Co.
Watermelons of the season arrive in Cheyenne this week, offered by Ohenstein Brothers at a cent per pound. They also sell fresh currants raspberries and strawberries at 2 boxes for 25 cents or 2.76 per crate. Buy for canning and preserving at The Quality Store Oheastern Brothers.
Laramie county Democrats are requested to meet at the courthouse in Cheyenne Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Matters of interest to progressive Democracy will be discussed by committee.
Sam M Thompson announces his candidacy for re election as county and prosecuting attorney of Laramie County subject to Democratic primary nomination in the forthcoming election. Park and Watch Repairing is listed in the fragmentary text.
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