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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1911
Page
13
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Cheyenne Wyoming item with dated references to September 18 1807 and mentions of Representatives and Tribune Ride. The text is incomplete but indicates business office contact lines and editorial roles within a 19th century newspaper context.
This column lists local youth with upcoming birthdays, noting Miss Marla O Leary born March 11 1898 Miss Mildred Ettemore born March 11 1895 and Miss Margaret Thompson Lee born March 11 1894. Readers must mail full details to the State Leader by two days before the event for verification.
Cheyenne firms advertise jewelry making trunks and flour supplies with local price points and contact details. Denver visitors A M Chatland and E J Bigwall stay at Albany hotel. A girl baby born at Private Hospital. Masquerade Ball planned at Keefe hall Tuesday.
Knights and Ladies of Security assess city property with assist from city and county assessors Mathewa and Thompson. Marriage by Justice Howards unites J D Smith of Jasper HL and Mrs Nettie Smith. Henry Miller from Arcola sent to Evanton asylum. Susquehanna Gold Mining Company of Cheyenne files incorporation with $50,000 capital. Water Commission fills Lake Minnehaha from lakes north of Cheyenne. Deputy Sheriff McCarty returns with Kiku Ji Hedka from La Junta Colorado, charged with mortgage fraud. Two story brick and stone apartment block planned at Nineteenth and Capitol by Harry and Jennie Tupper.
The new state board of sheep commissioners held its first meeting in the office of Secretary C B Verry after Governor Carey appointed three members. F B King served as president with Dr Verry as secretary. A permanent organization to be completed today. Present were Dr J M Wilson of Douglas and William Daley en route home, both retiring board members, and Dr Howe, inspector in charge for the western division of the USDA.
Attorney L B Armstrong of Denver visited Cheyenne as a business traveler. Mrs J R Wills and Miss Hazel Bell returned to Ogden Utah after a local visit. Rep D N Stickney of Laramie visited the state house. F R Cronberg of Rawlins and Harry G Knight of Laramie appeared at regional venues. Charles B Morgan former deputy state examiner traveled through Cheyenne en route from Washington DC to Evanston. Newlin io Vialling in Newcastle.
A Philadelphia critic lauds Caroline Lockhart of Cody for Me Smith as a rival to The Virginian. The piece recounts her Big Horn basin roots, rugged ride anecdotes, and advanced portrayal of cowpunchers, outlaws, and frontier life in the novel published by Lippincott.
Joe Jones of West Hampton discovers a folded paper inside a Hagieh walnut containing the name Mile Wariant St. Jean's Hospital France and a French explanation. The note expresses hope someone will write back. Jones is described as a bachelor.
Two men tried to disfigure Janet Brownlee twenty four daughter of Mrs Chas Brownlee of North Braddock by throwing carbolic acid at her as she walked home from visiting friends. The assault occurred within five hundred yards of her home and left her nearly sightless after an attack from behind a fence. Neighbors pursued the assailants with pistols and clubs.
An advertisement by Madame Ida Barrie touts a French method to develop the bust. It claims breasts can grow 2 to 8 inches in 30 days and appeals to women of all ages to request an illustrated booklet for 2 cents postage. Reports mention sending details to Madame Ida Barrie in Chicago.
Marseille dispatch reports Commander B Mangia head of the French military mission killed today by a son of the Moorish minister after two native soldiers were executed. Revolt spreads between Bet and Alav ar Kebir as Abd al Aula is urged back to the throne. Sultan’s forces reportedly defeated and in retreat toward Pex with Tangier isolated.
Adaya reports Benjamin Ivecce and John F. P. Gaynor, who have finished their prison terms, cannot take the pauper’s oath. They remain subject to local law and potential eligibility reviews as authorities decide next steps.
Defrauders of the Savannah harbor improvement contracts came to Atlanta to face U S Commissioner Colquitt swearing off fines of 595000 each. District Attorney Tate sought a March 21 continuance to allow time for witnesses and evidence from New York and Chicago claiming 1600000 hidden. Greene and Gaynor had argued years since the crime. the court granted the delay and remanded them to federal custody. Both men appeared in frail health.
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