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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1911
Page
3
A reflective tale contrasts a man’s stingy approach to taking a date to a party with the dignity of sensible pairing. It notes how relying on a streetcar and inexpensive dress exposes poverty and insecurity, while restraint and honesty build mutual respect and eventual readiness for a shared home life.
A Keefe hall program planned by St Marys Cathedral ladies drew a large crowd on St Patrick s night with Irish songs solos and quartets led by Miss Buchanan and others Bishop Keane spoke on Home Rule on General Principals. The event featured a busy program of old Irish ballads and chorus numbers among varied musical offerings.
Minnie Leihardt Mrs Ballenger and the Miesc Pearl and Fora Ball enger Mrs Ingersoll have taken apart menth at the Plaipa Hotel. Frank Johnson of Chugwater is the guest of sister Mrs J M Walton. Miss Helen Smith of Denver visits Mrs Charles Garwood. Baptist Young People host Federation of Young Peoples Christian societies this evening. Phreate Day planned at Cortett school with an inviting program for parents and neighbors.
Notice states teachers certificates will be examined at Cheyenne Wheatland Torrington high school buildings starting at 9:30 am on March 31 April 1 1911. It lists session topics by half days including Penmanship Arithmetic Literature Grammar Geography Physics Civics and more. Mamie E Hefferon county superintendent of schools signs the notice dated March 7 1911.
Sedalia Missouri March 16 Montana stockmen plagued by heavy losses of young cattle and horses from timber wolves are acquiring fox hound packs trained to run wolves. Several good packs were shipped last month to Gallatin Montana, signaling a last effort to curb the wolves.
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a mild, non-griping laxative ideal for old people and others with constipation. It claims many seniors can reduce medicines after use and offers a free sample by writing to Dr. W B Caldwell at 541 Caldwell Building Monticello Ind. Includes testimonial quotes praising its effects.
The article describes the shift from fox hunting to wolf running in Pettis County as wolves became the primary quarry. Farmers united their packs to chase timber wolves, which fled to open country or rock and creek banks before being finished off. The piece notes a long tradition of hound packs and the adaptation of the sport over a decade.
Denver dispatch reports The Times claims a secret exodus of Japanese from Iwava heading south in small groups. The notice says many are veterans of the Russo Japanese War and leaving in batches of five to ten.
The Leader announces a call for good clean rags to be dropped off at the Leader office.
Grand Canon Arizona March 16 Colonel Roosevelt ends eight days of travel and speeches and rests for twenty four hours. The party dines with Governor Sloan with no speeches planned. They head to Phoenix tomorrow and then Roosevelt Dam opening follows. Roosevelt criticizes the Arizona constitution and plans to comment in Phoenix.
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