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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1913

Page

13

Five Women in City Jail and Local Notices

City brief compiles several local items including five women in the city jail as authorities seek solutions. Nearby notes report Miller's watch repair, piano buying at Denver Music Co, plus court actions, council meeting, and upcoming theater performance by Hen Greet Players.

Cheyenne Vanderbilt C. E. Raymond R. D. Carey Vanderbilt Hotel New York Mabel Be, Smith East Twenty-fifth Street Tiball W. J. Tidball Second Judicial Strict Sam Stark Vicy Wellaita

Walker Heads to Oregon to Weigh Investments

Walker, longtime resident of Che Yetine, travels toward Portland to study investment opportunities and business propositions. He plans no firm location yet and may join by land or in stages as he assesses the Rose City market.

Walker Che Yetine Intertale Morida Portland Ore Rose City

Unruly Hair Dominates Brief Notebook Entry

A fragmented line notes a person with unruly hair and a brief moment of odd behavior, mentioning a stance or action that stands out in the snippet. The text remains fragmentary and lacks clear context or identifiers.

Cafeteria Dinner Hours at The Robinson

Daily dining window explained with lunch service 11 30 to 2 and dinner 6 to 7 at The Robinson cafeteria.

the Robinson

Excuse Me at Capitol Avenue Theatre

The Capitol Avenue theater announces a new attraction for Saturday March 8 a modern farce by Rupert Mughes Excuse Me. A Pullman Car Carnival aboard an Overland express from Chicago to San Francisco packed with humorous mishaps and interwoven love stories. Staged by George Marion production by Henry Savage features a strong company and a brisk three act lineup aimed at two and a half hours of laughter.

Capitol Avenue Rupert Mughes Anceonsen Hery W. Savage Chicago San Francisco George Marlon Savage New York Boston

Chronic Constipation Cured by Chamberlain's Tablets

A Brooklynn Michigan man F Fish says his severe chronic constipation was cured five years ago by Chamberlain's Tablets. The ad states the remedy is for sale by all druggists.

Chamberlain F. Fish Brooklyn Mich

Education notes on reforms and programs across the U S colleges and schools

The piece surveys educational developments from agriculture at Ghent to Philippine pupil made desks and mass parent teacher associations in Gloucester. It notes Alaska native reading material shipments, the Panhellenic stance against high school fraternities, and U S legislative push for federal industrial education aid a national university and cabinet secretary. It also covers school hygiene aid plans and model open air classrooms in Knoxville and Tuscaloosa.

California National University Department of Education Washington United States Bureau of Education Division of School Hygiene Nashville, Tenn Knoxville Tuscaloosa Ala

Cascarets for Sick Headache and Constipation

An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a cleansing aid for bilious symptoms, promising a gentle overnight cleanse of liver and bowels. It claims quick relief of stomach and head discomfort with a 10 cent box, suitable for children who “taste good” and never gripe.

Notice to Owners of Dogs Licenses 1913 Due

City ordinances require dog owners to pay the annual license tax to the city marshal for 1913. Males $1.50 and females a stated amount. Owners must securely collar dogs with a license tag showing year and number. Unlicensed dogs will be impounded and killed as required by law. W. J. McClement, City Marshal.

W. J. M.clement

Infernal joke sparks tense street query

A neighborly chat turns dark as a young cornettist is joked about before the speaker coldly asks who committed a crime. The exchange hints at violent intent and a looming mystery in the neighborhood.

Governor Carey appoints Winter to sixth district bench

Governor Carey yesterday named Winter of Casper to the sixth judicial district which includes Fremont Natrona and Converse counties. The fifth district selection will be announced this morning with Hyde and West as leading candidates. Hyde a Democratic elector and prominent lawyer has broad support for the appointment.

Carey Casper Fremont Natrona Converse Washakie Park Big Horn Hyde Mr. West

Cure for Stomach Ailments Promised by Tablets

John R. Barker of Battle Creek Michigan claims relief from heartburn indigestion and liver trouble after using Chamberlain's Tablets. He urges others to try the remedy, noting thousands have been cured and promising a possible ending to stomach troubles. Sold by all druggists.

John R. Barker Battle Creek Mich Chamberlain

Delegates Appointed for Federal Aid Good Roads Meeting

The legislature appropriated funds to cover expenses for three delegates to the Federal Aid Good Roads convention in Washington D C on March 7. Head delegates named are St B Russell of Evanston C Littlefield of Casper and Roy VY Behenck.

Federal Aid Good Roads Washington, D Pain St. B. Russell Evanston C. Littlefield Casper Roy VY Behenck

Local Officials Oppose Additional Water Appropriation

Frevch eooluliete have decided to oppose the additional water appropriation of $100,000 demanded by the government. The decision signals a dispute over funds and authority between the group and government agencies.

Eooluliete

Eckman’s Alterative Believed To Aid Consumption Recovery

A sworn affidavit from W E Gee of 297 Dean St Brooklyn reports weight gain from 129 to 142 pounds after taking Eckman’s Alterative. He claims eradication of night sweats and cough and says insurers have approved him for coverage. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co sells the remedy.

Mokman Dean St Brooklyn N Nekman Eckman W. E. Gee

Mrs. La Mance to Lecture in Cheyenne Next Sunday

In Kansas City the Rev F T Rena praises Lora S La Mance as the best local option manager in the state. The Missouri counselor endorses her, noting her satin ribbon and speaking talents. She is slated to lecture in Cheyenne next Sunday night.

Lora S. la Mance Lora la Mance Jeems

Notice of Foreclosure of Chattel Mortgage by Sale

Foreclosure notice for a chattel mortgage dated September 5 1911 by E E B Boyd to J W Hosie. Sale of described property at public auction March 25 1915 2 pm at W G Chinn farm near Durham Laramie County Wyoming. Property includes two horses harness wagon and gear.

E. E B. Boyd J. W. Hosie Laramie County Wyoming W. G. Chinn Durham Agyoming Whit Turner J. W. Hobir Pearletine

B P O E Hold Annual Election

The local order of B P O E held its annual election last evening selecting officers including Exalted Ruler T Blake Kennedy and Lecturing Knight O J Lamm. Clyde J Davie was named secretary and Wu G Walker treasurer with Ed Hofmann as trustee. J H Sage was chosen delegate to the grand lodge. The meeting adjourned early to view The Merry Widow performance.

Mike Hed T. Blake Kennedy Charles 8 Hii BE. J. Walters O. J. Lamm Clyde J. Davie Wu. G. Walker Ed Hofmann C. L. Nagel A. J. Gereke

Banker Buys Large Ranches in Wyoming Foreclosure Sale

Rock Springs banker and sheepman John Way purchased the Richard Barras ranch on Sweetwater near Lander after foreclosure. He also acquired the adjoining Castagne ranch, reportedly paying about 10 per acre for 40 acres. The Barras property cost around 11,000 for 1,882 acres. Mr. Hays is negotiating for the Arthur property.

Lander Wyo John Way Rock Springs Richard Barras Sweetwater Hay Castagne Ranch Barras Place Hays Arthur

Wyoming Insurance Dept certifies American Central Fire insurer

The Wyoming Insurance Department confirms a sworn statement for American Central Insurance Company of St. Louis Missouri. Authority to transact fire and tornado insurance in Wyoming is granted until December 1, 1914, with Leopold Kabis of Cheyenne as local agent and attorney until December 31, 1914.

American Central Insurance Company St. Louis Missouri Wyoming Leopold Kabis Cheyenne Laramie

Insurance Certificate Publicizing Northern Assurance Co Ltd

Certificate of publication from the Wyoming Insurance Commissioner's Office in Cheyenne certifies that Northern Assurance Company Ltd of London is compliant with Wyoming insurance laws and authorized to transact fire and tornado insurance for the current year. Signed by Auditor R. B. Porsyth and Local Representative L. Kabila with the date Feb 24.

Insurance Commissioner's Office State of Wyoming Cheyenne Wyo Northern Assurance Company, Ltd London Kingdom of Great Britain R. B. Porsyth John Schuneman

Crofta Ranch Linked to New Stock Headquarters Plans

Crofta ranch adjoining recent purchases would form a premier stock headquarters in the county. Mr. Hay arrived from Rock Springs Monday with Waltter A. Muir, the foreclosure commissioner, to oversee proceedings.

February weather near normal despite wide temperature range

The report by Director R. Q. Grant of the local weather bureau notes February temperatures ranged from 1 below zero to 54 above. The February weather is described as not far from normal, with the month’s high temperature recorded as the highest yet.

R. Q. Grant

February Temperature and Precipitation Report

The February conditions show a mean temperature of 18.6 degrees, below the long term average of 26.8. The 11th recorded the largest daily range with a low start at zero and a high of 32. The 20th had the smallest range with a 4 to 12 degree swing. Total precipitation was 0.74 inches, exceeding normal by 0.18 inches. Subscribe for the State Leader.

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