This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1911
Page
5
an unreadable historical newspaper fragment mentioning addresses in Cheyenne and New York incomplete advertising and office lines. contains stray numbers and phrases about rates and business office details with no clear event or person outcome.
A Cheyenne junior birthday list lists Miss Pearl Irene Yost born March 4 1808 Thurlow Donnelly born March 4 1897 Herbert Percy Greenwood born March 4 1898 John Briggs Barnett born March 4 1910 Readers are urged to mail names of children under 15 with full details to the State Leader office two days before the birthday and sign the submission with gender and current address for reference.
A Cheyenne manufacturing firm and a Messenger service appear in city briefs. Denver hosts Rev Dr George Rafter as a hotel guest. A marriage license issued to Arthur R James and Ming Pearl Adams. Former Mayor Cook reported improving after surgery. A flour sale and Albany County Ranch sale notices are included.
The Albany county ranch sold to George Kitty of Nebraska for a total consideration of 25000 dollars. Burns plans an elegant program tomorrow for the dedication of the new Presbyterian church with Cheyenne attendees noted. Revival meetings will start at 10:45 a m led by Rev J J Scott at the A M E church. Incorporation papers filed in Cheyenne include Capitol Avenue Garage, Van Tassel Real Estate and Livestock, and Laramie Copper with capitals of 100000, 100000, and 500000. Robert Morton, a Burlington Gulf worker near Cheyenne, jailed for alleged watch theft in Denver. to be turned over to Colorado authorities. Representative Congdon of Albany county in Cheyenne seeking to revive a bill re locating the Laramie Fish Hatchery. bill considered dead for two years. W C T U appeals for clothing for six children aged 2 to 14. clothing may be left at 221 East Twenty first Street. Phone 473.
Washington March 3 pictures issued by the bureau of forestry show the maximum stock numbers allowed on national forests. Alaska and Minnesota have none due to no grazing or unfavorable timbered conditions. Total allowances cover horses and cattle 1,873,795 swine 59,015 and sheep and goats 8,247 745.
Five more measures from the Eleventh legislature were approved or disapproved by Governor Joseph M. Carey. Bills signed include House 147 tax levy limits for counties and districts, House 197 establishing the Wyoming State Industrial Institute, and Senate File 104 governing Casualty and Accident Insurance companies. The reform school plan advances location decisions at the next general election. The levy law allows about a two percent increase for two years. In Honduras, reports say government troops clash with Bonilla forces. town captured with 12 insurrectos and 8 loyal soldiers killed and 70 wounded.
The garrison commandante Francisco Guerrero and Louis Bier of New Orleans were among those who lost sivea. Bier was the only American known killed or wounded, reportedly struck while in bed at his residence by a flying bullet.
The note invites readers to visit Citizens National Bank to see Fye and La Pash, indicating a banking event or display hosted there.
Mrs. Alex T. Butler of Casper travels to Cheyenne to gather material on Mrs. Bellamy and Mrs. Bond and other lady officers for an American Suffragette article. She will be paid $100 and has prior publication in St. Louis and praise from many prominent ladies.
A Thursday afternoon fire gutted the home of C. A. Bennett near the street car barns in the Park addition. Fire officials cited a defective fuse as the probable cause and noted interior damage and loss of clothing and personal effects. Firefighters faced access problems due to tracks hindering reaching the house.
A historical notice invites the public to Truckey and Son for one final program featuring popular operettas comedies and musical numbers by the Ninth Cavalry band led by Wade Tr Hammond and Sergeant H Oliver. The program includes selections from Phaedra Tannhauser Blue Danube and The Red Mill with intermission and cornet variations.
A report describes coverage distance lost due to deep holes in streets during erosion. The dwelling stood six hundred feet from a water plug, complicating efforts to address the issue.
Charles Dunham was arrested last night by Policemen McLaughlin and Baker after a house on Bent Street between Sixteenth and Seventeenth Streets was reported robbed of an overcoat a sweater and a hat. The sweater allegedly worn by Dunham and the hat found in a pawnshop are cited in the claim.
Amusements Francia Wilson brings a comedy farce The Bachelor's Baby to the stage. It features Thomas Beach as a child-hating bachelor who becomes guardian to a dead twin’s daughter and slowly warms to fatherly feelings. The piece, staged in New York at the Criterion last season, is lauded as a top laugh producer and a strong vehicle for Wilson’s talents.
Mr. Wilson returns to the Capitol Avenue theatre with nearly his New York company in a handsome production provided by Charles Frohman. The program blends pathos and comedy, yielding laughter and tense moments as the show opens next Monday night.
A house slated for relocation near Central avenue and Sixteenth street dragged to a point near Capitol and Seventeenth streets necessitated cutting electric light, telephone, and Western Union wires. The Cheyenne Street Railway trolley line will be cut crossing Carey avenue. The permit was issued by the city council, and power outages affected East Cheyenne for hours. Manager Langenbach denounced the disruption but could not halt the move, which will continue for several days in various sections.
One of the largest hoboes roundups ever seen in Cheyenne occurred early yesterday when Night Police Sergeant Embrey and Patrolmen Mclaughlin and Baker raided the and house at the Colo.
In a city crackdown thirty two tramps sleeping in tado and Southern yards were herded to the police station. They were lined up for face recognition and all but three were given ten hours to exit the city. The three with jobs stayed. others reportedly obeyed the order after a diligent search. Railroad workers noted lunches stored in the sand house were taken without notice.
Colonel William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill, stopped in Cheyenne for a few hours yesterday. He met Governor Joseph M. Carey and Secretary of State Frank L. Houx for lunch and conversation with old-timers before continuing to Cody. He traveled from Arizona and California en route to his Wyoming home after attending his sister’s funeral.
Readable text offers furniture for a four room house at 200 dollars if taken immediately. Also advertises a house for rent at 417 West 2nd Street.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.