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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1913
Page
5
City notes list five women in the city jail as officials work to decide custody or confinement for them. Other items cover local business ads, court actions, hotel guests in New York, and a theater performance.
Walker formerly of Cheyenne for three years leaves his business in transition to seek investment opportunities in Portland Oregon. He plans to study renting options and may settle in the Rose City, with Mrs Muldreg joining later.
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The Robinson announces daily cafeteria service with dinner periods from 11 30 a m to 2 p m and from 6 to 7 p m additional notes not provided.
The Capitol Avenue theater announces the farce Excuse Me by Rupert Mughes staged by George Marlon. A Pullman Car Carnival on an Overland train from Chicago to San Francisco, this three act comedy weaves love stories and numerous subplots for two and three quarters hours of laughter.
A Brookly n Michigan resident F. Fish praises Chamberlain's Tablets for curing a severe chronic constipation. The ad notes the product is for sale by all druggists.
International agriculture congress in Ghent June will include education topics. Philippine primary schools mostly built by students. Gloucester Mass voters form six parent teacher associations. Alaskan natives read American magazines. US Bureau ships periodicals to native schools. Panhellenic congress opposes high school fraternities. California seeks federal aid for industrial education and a national university with a cabinet secretary. School hygiene services assist building plans and open air rooms are proposed for Knoxville and Tuscaloosa projects.
An advertisement promises relief from bilious headaches and constipation by a nightly Cascarets regimen. It asserts gentle, overnight cleansing of stomach, liver, and bowels, with a 10 cent box claimed to keep the head clear for months and suitable for children.
City ordinances require dog owners to pay the annual license tax to the city marshal for 1913. Male dogs taxed at 1.50 each and female dogs at 2.00 each. Licenses must be displayed on collars. unlicensed dogs will be impounded and killed. W. J. McClement City Marshal.
A neighbor’s remark about a young man being a cornettist leads to a tense exchange as a question about a criminal act arises. The dialogue hints at suspicion and fear but provides no clear details of any incident or investigation.
Governor Carey yesterday appointed Winter of Casper as judge in the sixth judicial district which includes Fremont Natrona and Converse counties. The fifth district seats in Washakie Park and Big Horn counties will be filled this morning with candidates Mr Hyde and Mr West seen as likely picks. Mr Hyde, a Democratic presidential elector and noted lawyer, appears favored by most members of the general opinion for the appointment.
Mr Dyspeptic offered hope that stomach troubles can end. John R Barker of Battle Creek Michigan claims he was cured of heartburn indigestion and liver complaint after using Cham berlain's Tablets. Sold by all druggists.
The legislature appropriated funds to cover travel for three delegates to the Federal Aid Good Roads convention in Washington D C on March 7. Head delegates named were St B Russell of Evanston, C Littlefield of Casper, and Roy Vy Behenck.
Frevch eoolulitele oppose the government's request for an additional 100000 dollars. The dispute centers on funding and control of water resources and a petition is being circulated to challenge the measure.
A testimonial from W. E. Gee of Brooklyn claims Eckman’s Alterative cured his consumption like illness, stopping night sweats and cough. He says weight improved from 129 to 142 pounds and insurance acceptance followed. The ad cites bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung support and invites requests for a recovery booklet.
The Kansas City Leader praises Mrs. Lora S. La Mance as a top local option manager and notes she will lecture in Cheyenne next Sunday night. The message from Jeems Jewsharp criticizes air and dress while lauding her influence and speaking engagements.
Notice states default on a chattel mortgage dated September 5, 1911 by E. E B. Boyd to J. W. Hosie and a 1911 filing in Laramie County Wyoming. It lists due principal of 272.00 and interest 4.65 total 250.65 with sale of described property scheduled for March 25, 1915 at 2 p.m. at W. G. Chinn farm near Durham.
The local order of BPOE elected officers last evening led by Exalted Ruler T. Blake Kennedy and Leading Knight Charles HII. Others include Loyal Knight BE Walters and Lecturing Knight O J Lamm. Clyde J Davie was chosen secretary with Wu. G. Walker treasurer and Ed Hofmann tiler. Gereke named delegate to grand lodge with Sage as alternate. The meeting adjourned early to view The Merry Widow performance.
Rock Springs banker and sheepman John Way bought the Richard Barras ranch at foreclosures in Lander, and also acquired the Castagne ranch adjoining. The Barras property totals 1,882 acres for about 11,000 dollars, while the Castagne site is reported near ten dollars per acre for 40 acres. Mr. Hay is said to be negotiating for the Arthur parcel.
The Wyoming Insurance Department certifies the American Central Insurance Company of St Louis Missouri has filed sworn statements showing adequate capital and surplus assets. Authority is given to transact fire and tornado insurance in Wyoming until December 1 1914 with Leopold Kabis of Cheyenne as local agent and attorney until December 31 1914.
Certification that the Northern Assurance Company Ltd of London has complied with Wyoming insurance laws and is authorized to transact Fire and Tornado insurance for the current year. Witness R B Porsyth Auditor and Ex-Officio Insurance Commissioner with local representative L Kabila. Dated February 24 191%.
Crofta ranch adjoining recent buys will form a premier stock headquarters in the county. Mr. Hay arrived from Rock Springs Monday with Walter A. Muir the foreclosure commissioner in charge.
February experienced a wide range from below zero on February 22 to 54 above on February 17. Director R Q Grant of the local weather bureau issued the report noting the month’s temperatures were not far from normal. The record notes the highest temperature ever reached during February.
February recorded a mean temperature of 18.6 degrees, below the long term average of 26.8. The 11th saw the greatest daily range with a high of 32 after a zero start, while the 20th had the smallest range 4 to 12, a 7 degree spread. Total precipitation reached 0.74 inches, exceeding normal by 0.18 inches. Subscribe for the State Leader.
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