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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
5
A flood of short notes records Cheyenne updates from Miller's shop promotions to license renewals. Mentions travel to Denver, Caspar business, and Hot Springs, along with legal actions: Jacob surrendering to county jail, a $10 forfeiture for nonappearance, and a Becker hotel dispute for about $1,200.
An old advertisement touts a freckle treatment marketed as effective in February and March to prevent summer freckles. It promotes a “on the complexion” remedy sold under a guarantee with a double strength formula and mentions wine of thine as part of the remedy.
City law enforcement reports a record month with 46 arrests in 12 days. 24 of these involved men and women in rooming houses, plus three additional women charged on other counts. Ben Brown has three arrests. Officer Johnnie Baker aided in 24 arrests as the campaign to purge vice continues.
Between midnight and 7 am yesterday a burglar entered the Hanson Drug and Confectionery Co. through a rear theater window and a stairway hole. The thief took six razors, an auto-strop razor, a manicure set, and 12.40 from a desk cash drawer, leaving a large sum untouched. Ray Brown, theater stage manager, found open doors and alerted Hanson. No suspect identified despite investigations.
County Assessor Ed Smalley announces deputies will begin city and rural assessments next Monday. The city assessor’s office is being abolished, and taxes will go to the county treasurer. Deputies for districts 1 through 5 are named, with Smalley, Storey, and Stoddard handling the city assessment.
New York march 13 two hundred women at the Oliver Steel and Iron mill began a strike demanding a living wage for bolt threading. They earn about 0 cents per thousand and seek 2 cents more. Some earn only 28 cents daily. Many wear bandages from torn hands. work is heavy and wages low.
Switzerland and Belgium mobilize in defense posture as neutral states seek military support from larger powers to finance and equip their armed forces for possible conflict. The nations urge guarantees and matériel to sustain their defense needs amid growing tensions.
Mrs. Mary Stotts, a long time Cheyenne resident, died following gallstone surgery nine days earlier at a private hospital. Born in Maine on August 31 1862 she came to the state in 1888, lived in Sundance then Sheridan, and is survived by an elderly Massachusetts mother and a daughter in Los Angeles. Funeral at St Mark's Church tomorrow at 4 pm with pallbearers Judge Scott Judge Beard W E B Mullen Luke Voorhees H S B Henderson and Rex Schnitger. interment Lakeview Cemetery.
The Inter Ocean introduces a table d hote at the New Table IV Hote with a minimum price of 24 cents. The regular a la carte bill continues alongside this new dining option at the popular hotel.
Advice on orchard clean up and yearly care to improve yields. Suggestions include proper packaging of butter, feeding calves with corn meal substitutes, and boosting milk per acre. Emphasizes drainage, ventilation, and avoiding early breeding. notes poultry and fruits thrive together with shared land resources.
A la Carte Specialty of Good Breaks offers fish chops and fine pastry selections. The menu emphasizes quality ingredients and a variety of prepared dishes for diners seeking quick yet upscale options.
Agricultural notes emphasize cleanliness for dairy and poultry, proper feed and exercise for hogs and horses, and long term crop rotation. Watch for water, mulch, and absorbents. manage pastures, equipment, and seasonal repairs. consider swapping surplus horses at current prices.
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous personal names and cities such as Denver Chicago Los Angeles and Greeley with varied initials and mis-spellings. No clear event, action, or context is identifiable from the readable fragments.
A snippet recalling Little Tom Marshall of Indiana as vice president includes a wry remark about surprises and a claim of lifelong Democratic affiliation, suggesting a moment of political memory tied to the Wabash region.
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