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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1913
Page
3
A study compares how bread made with Royal Cream of Tartar powder digests versus standard loafs. The investigation measures starch breakdown and texture to assess digestive impact and potential culinary benefits.
Lieutenant LeRoy Pierce Collins of the Fourth field artillery and Miss Constance Eleanor Jones married yesterday at the bride’s mother’s home. Bishop Priore S. Thomas of St. Mark’s diocese conducted the Episcopal ceremony before about 40 relatives and friends. The home was festooned with ferns and palms, with white carnations, smilax, and tulle. The bride wore white charmeuse with crystal embroidery and a seed-pearl pendant. the groom wore his full dress uniform. The bouquet was caught by Miss Blele Morrie of Philadelphia. A buffet wedding breakfast followed the reception.
The narrative details a Cheyenne bride in white frocks, a refined dining room display, and a wedding cake scene as Lieutenant Collins departs for Denver then Fort Riley with a ten day leave. It notes guests, attire, and the couple’s transfer to Fort Riley, plus society events including Mrs. Smith’s tea, the Saturday Musical club leadership change, high school debates, drill exhibitions, and theater parties with Cheyenne ties.
Miss Hazel Bigelow of Minneapolis visits her sister for a month. Mrs. A kh Towner joins. Superintendent W. M. Jeffers and Mrs. Schatz of North Platte plan a Los Angeles trip. Mr. Dubois and Mr. Morris traveled to Denver. The Denver Music Co. advertises Pianola and Silent pianos with easy terms.
Former officials including Walter Meher and Charles Nagel announce return to legal practice. Wickersham resumes with Cadwallader Strong firm. Nagel says policies on hold as he heads to St. Louis. Meyer plans to resume brokerage control in Boston area. Ditchcock also to resume law work.
The Taft and Wilson entourage paraded up Pennsylvania Avenue to the Capitol amid a respectful crowd. Taft and Wilson greeted spectators as cabinet members joined, and the procession reached the Capitol where Taft began bill duties in the president's room and Marshall met with officials in the vice president’s chamber.
The narrative covers Taft inviting Bryan into the president’s room, Wilson’s arrival with his daughters in the senate galleries, and the scene in the senate chamber as committees notify adjournment. Cabinet members and officials linger in the president’s room before departures to Augusta, while Vice President Marshall enters with the congressional committee and cabinet appointees settle in.
Yesterday's Leader declares cabinet changes with David A. Houston of Missouri named secretary of agriculture alongside other announced appointments.
A Proverbial warning notes that sluggish effort invites others to seize opportunity. The line stresses caution against letting potential slip while awaiting others to act, urging proactive pursuit of advantage and initiative.
Across the border near Douglas and Agua Prieta another skirmish occurred at ten in the morning between Ninth Cavalry troops and Mexican federal soldiers. Fire from both sides rattled trenches as the Mexicans retreated. casualties were not confirmed and no American injuries reported. Colonel Guilfoyle and General Ogeda exchanged threats over who would retaliate if soldiers were found guilty.
Cafeteria serves daily meals from 11 30 am to 2 pm and 6 pm to closing at The Robinson, offering midday and evening options for residents and guests.
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