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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1913
Page
13
A jumble of local notices and ads shows Miller's at 1709 Carey Ave offering repairs with moderate prices and high pride in work. Also listed are events, arrests, trains, hotels, dressmaking help, and local people noted at various city spots.
A large party of Denver men returned to this city from Casper after inspecting properties. Henry Pendelton and P Butler were arrested for violating city vendor regulations. Pendelton fined $50. Civil service exams announced for agricultural experts in the Philippines and junior engineer in April. Geo F E Duncan of Iowa and Mary Dunn of Kentucky licensed to wed. Rev Gray reports severe northern storm and blocked North Western traffic.
The federal land office saw nine homestead applications yesterday and four individuals completed final proof. Applicants include John B. Neidham Alfred N. Cook Lamp City Jas H Phillips Alcora Philip Ross Silver Crown Elilda Raybol Dover John Temple Chugwater Fred E Grapes George B Grapes Sheldon Iowa Mabel C Ferguson Lead City. Final proofs were filed by Jennie Weimer Len C Miller Wm R Bosworth Hjalmar Falstrom all from Pine Bluffs.
Chicago reports a $2,000,000 hotel plan by the local Daughters of American Women with 1500 women to lodge, featuring study classes a roof garden gymnasium and swimming pool. The operation will be by an honor system with no watchers. Erle of the Interstate league signed F J Holtméter, a first baseman from Cincinnati semi pro ranks, who starred last season with Redville Tots.
In a well contested Frontier club challenge match in Cheyenne Clyde Rogers defeated Harry Wilson 35 to 33 in 97 innings after a tense rally. Wilson led early 27 to 17 before Rogers surged, tying at 30 and finishing 35 to 33, earning crowd praise and prompting plans for a rematch once the club trophy is decided.
Weather blocks Weld County commissioners from their planned visit to the city delaying a scheduled smoker at the Industrial club. They will travel once conditions improve and are hosted by the Plains with possible dinner in their honor.
Judge Potterfield said the Hyde trial jury will be locked up until Saturday night if no verdict is reached sooner. Jurors began deliberations at 10 o clock last night as the case proceeds in Kansas City.
Today only at the Atlas a notable inauguration parade picture will be shown with the president taking the oath. The screen features the largest parade ever seen at an inauguration and will be held over for today for both schoolchildren and adults. Four additional vaudeville acts accompany the show, including a four-person club jugglers act, with prices unchanged.
Secretary Bryan hosted a dinner at Calumet Place with representatives from 20 American republics plus the United States as part of the Pan American Union. He stressed closer ties among nations sharing similar goals and aspirations. The Bryans have leased Calumet Place, famed for Civil War relics and a Lincoln artifacts collection.
In Meeker Colorado on March 14 a record bounty of 275 dollars was paid to Albert Gent of Maybell for a large she wolf blamed for causing extensive losses to ranchers. Gent also earns 25 to 50 dollars from the wolf pelt beyond the standard 45 dollar bounty.
An advertisement in the City of Mexico page touts bullet-proof automobiles. The piece notes a danger from the machine that can transform itself into a bullet, signaling a wartime or deterrent-related theme.
A fragment notes a boy who was hungry becomes an older man over time. The text hints at a lesson of endurance and change. No explicit names or dates are provided. The piece frames growth as a simple, timeless truth.
University of Texas advocates national conference on marketing and farm credits to be held in Chicago April 8 9 10 1913. Emphasizes need for improved farmer marketing credit systems and cooperative marketing methods, noting Texas lead in forming the first Southwest credit union and pushing state level study of marketing.
The national conference will gather the best students’ observations on cooperative ventures in several counties. It aims to improve the present situation and plan greater improvements after further study. Bulletins showing progress in agricultural product conservation could advance the movement and public welfare. The effort aligns with state universities’ push to educate the public on daily life problems.
Chicago youngster Stanley Bernstein, three years old, son of Isaac Bernstein, is described by his father as the youngest boxer in active training. He boxes an hour daily under his father’s guidance, aiming to become a premier athlete and prove training benefits for future generations.
President Navin of Detroit informs the Denver club that Pitcher Club Healy, famed last season as the poorest hitter, will be brought back for more seasoning to improve his batting.
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