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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1911
Page
11
The piece critiques dating costs and class tension as a man escorts a woman by streetcar rather than taxi. It argues the experience reveals sincerity and mutual worth, noting a man learns value from restraint and modest means, while others overspend and risk marriage limitations.
A Saint Marys Cathedral musicale on St Patrick's night drew a large attendance at Keefe Hall after rescheduling due to venue issues. The program featured Irish songs, solos, quartets, violin by Miss Buchanan, and a lecture by Bishop Keane on Home Rule.
Minnie Leihardt and Mrs Ballenger host household guests at the Plaipa Hotel. Frank Johnson of Chugwater visits Mrs Walton while Helen Smith from Denver stays with Mrs Garwood. Baptist Young People host the Federation of Young People's Christian societies this evening. Phreate Day at the Cortett school features a planned program inviting parents and all interested attendees.
Notice is hereby given of teachers certificates examinations to be held in Cheyenne Wheatland Torrington at high school buildings starting at 30 a m on March 31 April 1 1911 The timetable lists sessions on penmanship arithmetic primary methods literature school management psychology botany general history shorthand grammar rhetoric geography history of education supervision and more with dates and subjects for Friday Saturday sessions. Mamie E Hefferen county superintendent signs the notice.
Montana stockmen fed up with wolf losses for cattle and horses induct fox hound packs from Missouri to hunt wolves around Gallatin. The supply of trained packs was described as nearly exhausted last month in Sedalia.
A vintage health ad extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for elderly digestion. It claims relief for chronic constipation and offers free samples from Dr W B Caldwell, 541 Caldwell Building, Monticello Ill, with testimonials from senior readers.
The text recalls the end of wolf running in Pettis County as wolves dwindled after a decade of enthusiastic foxhound sport. Farmers pooled packs of foxhounds to hunt timber wolves that fled to rocky banks and creeks, with hunts intensifying until wolves were largely eradicated and the practice waned. Also mentions PAZO OINTMENT for piles.
Denver dispatch reports an exodus of Japanese residents from Iwava heading south in small groups. Many are veterans of the Russo-Japanese War, and the movement is described as marked by secrecy and organized departures.
The Leader requests clean, good rags for office use and will accept them at the newspaper premises.
Colonel Roosevelt ends eight days of speaking and travel with a twenty four hour rest in Grand Canyon Arizona. The party will dine with Governor Sloan tonight and skip speeches. They plan to depart for Phoenix tomorrow and open Roosevelt Dam two days later. Roosevelt criticizes the Arizona constitution and may voice his objections in Phoenix.
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