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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1913
Page
6
Community notices and ads from Cheyenne list services including Miller’s repair shop at 1709 Carey Ave offering fair prices, a messenger service, and real estate and legal notices. The items reference a council meeting, drainage work, arrests and fines, dressmaking services, and travel and legal personnel with various contact details.
Todian first baseman Todian leaves Cheyenne for Vancouver to play this season. Sheridan editor H. Sinclair visits Cheyenne. County assessor Smalley begins 1919 assessments. Casper editor C Littlefield in city. St Patrick’s Day arrests noted. Dr H H Rush travels to Texas City. Mrs Rush to Russellville KY. Greater Cheyenne club to meet at Industrial club. Jap and Bessie Smith in Union Pacific box car. Jap acquitted, woman fails to appeal. Final proofs filed by several homesteaders including Duncan, Down, Fleming, Reid, Campbell, James. Attorney E T Clark in Cheyenne on Burlington business. Police capture a drunk with a knife on West Twenty-eighth Street.
A roster of arrivals includes Plains-C Littlefield Sheridan and Frank Knittle Douglas BE T Clark Sheridan Inter Ocean Nellie Johnson Casper M J Wellborn Casper H D Comstock Pathfinder L G Black Pine Bluffs Normandie Frank Kimbrough Lander J C Gole C B Rogers N H W Hudson wife Wheatland Albany George HH Van Horn Walden Becker W F Keating John Thompson J E Wiggins Rock Springs S G Gerley Laramie Ed Welch Rawlins Metropolitan Anthony Wilkin son Egbert J B Terpin Wheatland Alice Trutler Douglas C J Mauf Wheatland Thomas Hall William Hinghes J H Roberts Al Laughlin Glenda Otis Dale Casper
W F Jacques, formerly active in Kansas City civic affairs, moves to Denver as general traveler for Mitchell Lewis and J I Cage firms, covering Colorado and western territories. He hopes to stay in Kansas City if a local connection proves financially beneficial, and remains a strong supporter of a union depot and Mayor Porter.
An excerpt extols aging as natural and dignified yet notes common ailments like poor digestion and sluggish liver. It claims Chamberlain's Tablets improve digestion tone the liver and regulate bowels. The ad promises renewed cheer and sells through dealers including The Sherman Co.
An old advertising pitch extols Cascarets as a purifying laxative to cleanse stomach and bowels, remove bile and foul matter, and prevent headaches and indigestion. It claims a night's rest produces a morning well being, costs 10 cents, and suits all ages including children.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as best for coughs and colds. It claims to be non narcotic and pleasant tasting and says it always cures. Sold by all dealers.
The display highlights the dam's status as the world’s longest. Built to back Nile waters, it aims to prevent drought years in Egypt.
Announcement invites the public to hear Robert Elwood at the Methodist Church on Thursday March 20. The notice emphasizes the event as a key community program with interest in attendance and discussion.
A humorous poem laments the Denver hen's toughness and odd reputation. It contrasts Denver and Kansas hens, musing on the strange lingering memory of a single Denver hen meal and the lingering impact on the narrator.
The Robinson cafeteria offers dinner daily from 1 to 2 PM and again from 6 to 7 PM for students and staff.
Special to The Leader VEMANGO Nebraska Maten Pfleger a Burlington engineer and former Cheyenne resident was killed when an engine he operated overturned after breaking through a snow drift. His head was crushed beneath the engine and the body to be sent to Grand Bay Alabama for interment. He is survived by an aged mother and was known in this city for running the passenger between here and Sterling last summer.
Fans in Cheyenne look forward to Jim Corbett the former boxing great now actor. He performs a self deprecating monologue recalling early days and thrills fans with his humor. He appears at Atlas theater Thursday and Friday under Sullivan Considine circuit with a $200 two day bonus. tickets go on sale today.
In Cody Wyoming on March 17 the Basin Farmers' Association reports after their Saturday meeting that growers will plant a uniform potato variety this spring. The Irish Cobbler, favored last year, is said to yield well and may replace the Pearl. They offer to ship well sorted seed at one dollar per hundredweight in carload lots.
A long list of individuals and places is presented, including W C Spears of Podianapolia and J H Eile of Brighton, with many other names and towns across New York Idaho Oregon Nebraska and Colorado in a fragmented public notice. The text appears as scattered names and locations without a clear single action or outcome.
A garbled item notes the Sherman Co in Valentine and a claim about a motto reading I love you. The fragment mentions a piano tuner in Denver and unclear “Whone orders” with possible references to a music plate and patent status.
The Bartenders Association club forms a new corporation with no capital stock or stock to sell. It is described as not a wildcat scheme and aims to regulate Sunday sales of intoxicating drinks to avoid legal issues.
Mrs Anta Willard Bleek of Chicago launched a penny a day appeal from each D A R member to settle the remaining debt on Continental Hall in Washington. The plan gains broad support and will be formally started at the April congress. The presidential election race among Mrs William Cumming Storey Mrs John Miller Horton and Mrs Charles M Bryan will attract attention at the congress.
Piano tuning service offered by Denver Music Co located at 1616 Capitol Avenue. All work guaranteed with prompt service and expert adjustments for pianos of every make and model.
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