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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
12
Miscellaneous county city items include a repairing shop ad at 1709 Carey Ave, a Denver trip for Mark A. Chase Insurance, a Cheyenne marriage license, a Fair Board appointment, piano sales, and local arrests. Readers are alerted to business listings, deliveries, and court updates with brief notices across Cheyenne and surrounding areas.
An old advertisement promotes a double strength freckle remedy claiming February March winds worsen complexion and that treatment now will prevent summer freckles. It touts a money back guarantee and notes strong 86 percent application results for reducing freckles.
Chief MecClements reports 46 arrests in the first twelve days as the city intensifies its vice crackdown. Twenty four arrests involve men and women found in rooming houses, with three additional women facing charges. Ben Brown and Officer Johnnie Baker lead in arrests, signaling a harsher stance that could earn the city a feared reputation for crime.
Between midnight and 7 am yesterday a burglar entered Hanson Drug and Confectionery through a rear theater window and a stairway hole. He stole six razors, an auto strop, a manicure set, and 12.40 from a cash drawer, leaving a larger sum untouched. Ray Brown of Atlas theater reported the opened doors to Mr Hanson as police efforts failed to identify the thief.
County Assessor Ed Smalley plans to start field work next Monday with deputies in the city and rural districts. The city assessor office has been abolished, with taxes now payable to the county treasurer. Deputies for districts include Cooper Farthing Brisbane Willets McLees Dunston McGee Donahue, and Smalley with Storey and Stoddard will handle the city assessment.
Two hundred girls at the Oliver Steel and Iron mill strike for a living wage demanding 2 cents more per thousand bolts threaded. Many work with bandaged hands and earn as little as 28 cents a day, with some not exceeding $8 a week.
Switzerland and Belgium accelerate military prep as they call on major powers to supply battle equipment and support. Governments warn of escalating tensions and seek rapid delivery of arms and defense assurances.
Mrs Mary Stotts a Cheyenne resident since 1913 died nine days after gallstone surgery at a private hospital. Born in Maine August 31 1862 she came west in 1888 via Sundance to Sheridan. Survived by her elderly Massachusetts mother and a daughter in Los Angeles who will attend the funeral. Services tomorrow at 4 pm at St Mark's Church with Rev George Davidson officiating and pallbearers Judge Scott Judge Beard W E B Mullen Luke Voorhees H S B Henderson and Rex Schnitger.
The Inter Ocean introduces a table d hote at a new hotel with a minimum price of 24 cents. The regular a la carte bill continues.
Advice on orchard cleanup to restore vigor after neglect, efficient milk production, and feeding strategies. Notes include proper poultry and fruit coordination, water drainage, and the importance of ventilation, clean conditions, and timely pruning for better yields and sustained dairy output.
A la Carte Specialty features a menu of fresh breaks fish and chops alongside fine pastry offerings. The listing emphasizes quality breakfast and bakery items to attract diners seeking a continental lunch and dessert options.
The passage emphasizes clean dairy, poultry, and hog management, with detailed husbandry tips. It covers feed quality for cows, sows, and hogs, use of absorbents, mulching, horse handling, and vacation ideas. notes on orchard prep, exercise, rotating crops, and efficient use of resources. It ends with calls to reallocate horses no longer needed.
A scattered list of personal names and locations appears, including Bages Wro Loe Angeles Greeley Denver and other towns. The fragment mentions individuals such as Haynie Gelder Griffith Williams and several cities across Colorado California Oregon and Illinois, but provides no complete context or actions.
A historical remark recalls Little Tom Marshall of Indiana as vice president with a quip about surprises on the Wabash and a lifelong Democrat identity. The line captures his colorful public persona and enduring political note.
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