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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1913

Page

5

Local notices and classifieds mix in Cheyenne city page

A collage of notices lists Miller's repair shop at 1709 Carey Ave with emphasis on reliable watch service and moderate pricing. It includes licenses granted to Perry Gibbs and Miss Nettle Driskell, a Denver context, and various ads from Denver Music Co. 1616 Capitol Ave to dressmaking services, loan offers, and a rotary snow plow arrival.

Perry J. Gibbs Miss Nettle Driskell Denver Denver Music Co

Missing mother notice and local society items

The page records a missing mother appeal and various city notes. It mentions Dr. H. M. Bennett in city on business, Legislator C. R. Mason of Wheatland, Officer Jack McFarlane's return, and several local happenings including a dope peddler suspect, a forfeited bond, and arrivals at Metropolitan. It also notes Hartung land office move, a Salvation Army musical campaign, and bank building fixtures arriving for installation.

Sam Stark Eddy Street Runnil A. B. Archer John Doe Cowboy Jack Dolly” Dahlstrom A. H Dolly) Dahlstrom Colorado Union Pacific Metropolitan E. M. Yates Ava Rice Casper George Callahan Shoshoni Hartung Company Hartfing*land Company Inter Ocean George Walker Plains Hotel Envoy

Plains Hotel Offers 50 Cent Merchant's Lunch

Beginning March 6 the Plains Hotel will serve a 50c Merchant's Lunch from 12 to 2 o'clock daily, offering a budget meal option for locals and visitors.

Plains

Debating Eight Vie for School Team Honors Tonight

Eight candidates for Cheyenne High School debate team face Sheridan in a night of prepared oratory at the high school gym. Judges include Mrs. Gibson Clark H B Henderson and C W Riner with Wyomming University and Fort Collins officials providing impartial oversight. The topic is Federal government ownership and operation of railroads.

High School Sheridan Daniel Websters Wyoming Cheyenne Attorney McDougall Gibson Clark H. B. Henderson C. W. Riner Dunn Fort Collina Mooney Greeley Normal School Laramie High School Laramie

Carey Cannot Send Memorial On Home Rule

Governor Carey explains he cannot forward a memorial to Irish and British leaders due to federal duties and diplomatic service. He endorses home rule in principle but says American officials must refrain from communicating with foreign officers on this matter.

Carey Ireland Haelish Areland House of Commons Wyoming Henry H. Asquith England John B. Redmond Irish Parliamentary Party Augustine Birrell

Beckmans Alterative touted as life saving remedy

An advertisement claims Eckmans Alterative cures consumption and related lung ailments. A 1908 testimonial from J OOs J Troescher asserts dramatic recovery after years of illness, crediting the product with saving his life. The flyer promises nonpoisonous ingredients and urges readers to request a recovery booklet.

Governor Carey to Name Delegates for Chicago Farmers Conference

Governor Carey will appoint delegates to the first national conference on marketing and farm credits in Chicago April 8 and 10. Delegates must come from farmers organizations transportation and refrigeration sectors state and federal agriculture bodies farm journals or evidence of no adverse agri business interests. Native farmers and farm business reps may be seated. commission house reps may attend but not vote.

Carey Chicago United States

Men Prefer Opposite Side Over Right Argument

A fragmented line notes some men choose the opposite side in an argument rather than the correct side, reflecting a preference for stance over truth.

Hunters Shoot Straight Amid Seasonal Fortune Chase

Amid a season of fortune hunting, few hunters prove accurate with shots. The piece notes uneven marksmen and the challenges of the chase, reflecting on skill gaps and risk in pursuit of gains.

Map In the Nursery Prompts Practical Geography Lesson

A Harper's Bazar note suggests hanging a large map of the United States in the nursery to help children learn counties townships capitals and geography by consulting it with family. It urges frequent use to connect news with place and country knowledge.

United States Harper's Bazar

The God and the Man

A short exhortation on manhood emphasizes character over age or wealth, centering on courage, honor, integrity, and a resolute sense of honor as the core quality guiding truth and right action. 81. Nicholas.

Nicholas

Maryland girl runs a frog farm for profit

Misa Iga Morgan, a Maryland girl, operates a frog farm and earns money from selling full grown frogs as food and extra large specimens to biological laboratories. Frogs bring $1 to $4 a dozen for food and up to $3 each for larger specimens.

Misa Iga Morgan Maryland Biological

Derivation of Shark Name Shows Greek Root and Uses

The article explains that the term shark comes from a Greek word associated with sharp teeth. It notes both the creatures’ usefulness to humans and the havoc they cause with food supplies. It mentions small sharks are eaten and liver oil is used to adulterate cod liver oil.

Father Sets Timed Visits for Late Arrivals

In a witty exchange from the Houston Post a daughter asks if her father objects to late prayers. He suggests timing visits to align with his schedule, joking that leaving at 11 should mean arriving at 10 55. The banter reveals family humor about punctuality.

Houston Post

Publisher cites misstep in children’s book strategy

The publisher asks what was wrong with last year’s children's books and the manager admits a mistake. He says the aim to please children went too far and the real goal became pleasing adult buyers who fund the purchases.

Occupations of Women Across U.S. Industries

Statistics show women are employed in many trades including plumbing gas fitting and boilermaking. In lumber regions women reportedly perform diverse tasks such as rafting and chopping wood as part of house building support.

United States

Entitled to It Speech Sparks Debate on Remuneration

The orator asserts broad pay for public speaking while a businessman counters that speakers are entitled to compensation for political risk. The exchange highlights tension between public service and private gain in discourse about fair remuneration.

Sparse English Territory With Four Cottages Found

A remote area in England contains only four cottages across 0,000 acres. One cottage has long been owned by the same family, and it is said the kitchen fire has never been allowed to go out for 200 years.

Sparssly England Sirs

Speaking From Experience in a Troubled Moment

A man in trouble discusses trials in life with a sympathizing friend. The man notes outcomes depend on the kind of lawyer you hire to conduct them. The exchange highlights practical advice and wit.

Sparrows Reach Central Sudan Following Trade Routes

English sparrows are reported to have accompanied British trade into the Anglo Egyptian Sudan and are now present in areas noted a few years earlier.

Sudan

With the Kiddies. Elsie and Ma bel dogs smart talk

In a light exchange between Elsie and Ma bel a dog comparison unfolds. Elsie proudly claims her doggie is clever, while Ma bel retorts that her doggie is better bred and above common chores.

Elsie Mabel

Noisy Tenant Quarrel Sparks Clash With Landlord

In a tense exchange the tenant proclaims disgust while the landlord retorts that such behavior is not welcome in the house. The clash highlights ongoing friction between resident and management.

Daily Thought Quotation Paraphrase Confusion

A garbled line of text titled Daily Thought presents a fragmented quote attributed to Bulwer Lytton. The readable portion hints at a stylistic meditation on intelligence and feeling, but the obscured phrasing obscures a clear meaning or contextual date.

Daily Thought Bulwer Lytton

Wiee Work and Wise Conduct in Threefold Character

The text presents Ruskio on wise work as threefold: character, locent, and cheerful. It emphasizes moral traits shaping productive effort, urging steady virtue and upbeat disposition as foundations of labor.

Ruskio

Purpose a Requisite What men want to get talent

The fragment poses a concise idea about desire and talent. It suggests that purpose guides men toward acquiring skill or aptitude, implying motivation shapes capability. The text reads like a reflective aphorism from Bulwer-Lytton era prose on ambition.

Harem Captives at the Lyric

The Lyric theater screens Harem Captives in two reels featuring Arab figures sold into captivity and rescued. Daniel Frohman presents SARAH BERNHARDT in Queen Elizaberth a four part tale famed for its star power and dramatic plot.

Thin Copy Daniel Frohman Sarai Bernhardt Queen Eligareth Sarah Tila Sarah Rernhardt Elizabeth

Goat Chaos as Goats Clash and Goats Get Involved

A comical, chaotic tale where goats clash and a drunk man causes a scene at home. Police intervene after neighbors report goat mêlée as multiple goats are seized and old man Goat ends up in jail sobering up.

Bock Mra. Ghoat

Anti-Saloon League Hears Good Report

The Wyoming State Anti-Saloon League executive committee met in a Baptist study to review the past quarter. State superintendent Rev. N H Lee reported 60 sermons and addresses in 15 towns this quarter, 148 in six months, and 32 school and 32 Sunday school talks, plus about 4000 letters written. He praised governor support, urged more funds, and thanked supporters for the year’s progress.

Wyoming State Anti-Saloon League N. H. Lee Rosse Mania Evanston Bridger Mountain View Lyman Carter Erie Rock” Springs New Castle Manville Casper Pine Bluff Hilledale Burns Douglas Lew Lee W. M. Nelson

Senate Committee Hearing On Suppression of Voting Rights

Fragmented notes recount crowd behavior and indifference as witnesses describe lack of protection for a cultural figure. The report mentions a committee hearing in Washington and a speaker identified as Jean Monday with references to Matebete vu.

Washington March Father Jean Monday Mipe Matebete Vu

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