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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
5
Garbled OCR reads like a public notice or advertisement from 1602 Tribune Building with advertising rates and dimensions but details are unreadable. Names, dates, and exact figures are unclear, preventing precise identification of parties or actions.
Column notes upcoming birthdays for local youths including Miss Sadie BK Miss Helen Clark Miss Lucille Ann Doyle George Morgan Fragler and Frank Waleh with birth dates listed in error filled with OCR gaps. The piece highlights age milestones and school affiliations in Cheyenne.
Cheyenne updates include Buechner Jewelry and Wasserman shoe outlets, plus Made Trunks at Cheyenne Trunk Factory. J Bevin Phillips, Douglas engineer, visits Cheyenne. Miss Alice Hunt receives notarial commission. J C Newlin returns from Saratoga Encampment trip. Clara Bond travels to Denver for state library gear. H L Pasco named deputy to State Tax Commissioner John McGill. Deputy Roach inspects a Wheatland horse carload. Laramie Masonic Temple files incorporation with 26000 capital. New time pieces noted.
Youth acquitted over horse theft in Justice Howsman's court. Osear Brittain exonerated. Turkey Red Wheat flour advertised for 1.50 a bag at 20th and Thames. Governor Carey denies Utah custody request for Gypsy George Crus. Mrs Bila Thompson burned while tending hot ashes at 1711 Carey Ave. Reverend W M Nelson called to Laramie for anticaloon league events. Cheyenne reports Mrs James Grant dies in Colorado Springs. J W McGuire travels there. Elsie C Jenkins becomes secretary to State Pure Food Commissioner Maurice Groghan in Laramie.
An old time medicinal ad emphasizes a single active brominated quinine ingredient and references KE W Grove signature. The note suggests a 25 cent price point and a remedy claim to remove the cause.
Governor Carey approved three Enrolled Acts from the Elev enth legislature. Act 67 amends section 108 of Wyoming’s county jail statute. Act 71 amends section 4a of Wyoming statutes for university maintenance funds. Act 43 provides for a state chemist and deputy, regulates adulterated foods, kerosene labeling, and recalls related duties.
A letter to Governor Joseph M. Carey from Frederick Howe, secretary of the National Progressive League, indicates Wyoming’s Eleventh Legislature has enacted progressive legislation and ranks near the top among progressive states.
The secretary said that after states finish their laws a report will be compiled showing gains in progressive legislation. California and Wisconsin were highlighted as leading prospects.
An ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as quick relief for digestive troubles. It claims the tablet supplies digestive elements, rest for the stomach, and prevents sour stomach, gas, belching, and constipation. A 50 cent box, with free sample upon request to F. A. Gluart Co. in Marshall Michigan.
In Baltimore a wife beater pleaded for mercy in criminal court after receiving a sentence of five lashes at the whipping post and imprisonment. Frank McCauley had struck the wife seven or eight times and choked her, taking more than $29.
Governor J M Carey withheld approval for Enrolled Acts No 12 11 and 15 with detailed veto notes. He criticized the five district plan as causing confusion and argued that the Wyoming judiciary would suffer without careful boundaries and timing. He approved not acting for a new lodge project and questioned university land purchases and hospital lodge funding given large recent appropriations.
The governor refused to sign multiple bills including H B No 141 funding hatchery improvements and H B No 142 creating a state immigration board. He argued existing laws and prior appropriations suffice for hatchery needs and objected to a general notice publication bill as unnecessary and unclear.
Electors will vote on a $60,000 school bond to fund a new ward school in the north, a gymnasium and manual arts building with necessary equipment. Polls open in the Central school Principals room from 9 AM to 4 PM.
Defense countered attacks on Mrs. Lilian Ashley Turnbull by vilifying Baldwin’s “nauseous escapades.” An attorney stated Baldwin’s notoriety was woven into state history. The case adjourned until Tuesday.
For sale from A Morton at 284 East 16th Street, a collection of highly desirable furniture items offered to buyers seeking quality and value. Residential address listed for inquiries and viewing arrangements.
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