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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1911
Page
8
A fragmented advertisement note lists advertising rates for the State Leader with line items for 1 inch and 200 inch runs, mentions Tribune Ride and representatives, and provides office telephone numbers and business office hours. The readable fragments reference specific rates and contact points without coherent context.
The column lists young people with upcoming birthdays including Hazel McCleave born March 1908 and others from Corlett and Johnson schools. It invites readers to send full names, addresses, ages and birth dates to the Leader office two days before the event, via messenger or envelope, not by phone.
A string of residents and visitors appear in Cheyenne today including IL J Rice of Douglas and Burns of Meridian. J Boyce of Ava joined an over Sunday visit while M Banks and W B Fry transacted business in the city. Sheriff Felix Alston of Big Horn arrives yesterday, and D M Morris of Chugwater was out on business in Cheyenne yesterday.
A widow once thought to be near final illness now credits a diet of nuts for renewed health after years of digestive pain and near-starvation. The article follows local social and business notes, mentioning visits and arrivals in Cheyenne and surrounding towns.
K L of 6 held a meeting Monday evening at Fraternal hall. The event was advertised in the Home Journal with notes of the gathering and activities planned for March 27.
New York authorities confiscated thousands of dishonest weighing devices from grocery shops and meat dealers. The end dumps in the bay revealed tampered scales, wooden measures, and sealed cans designed to cheat customers, with losses estimated around ten thousand dollars.
Notice announces an examination for teachers certificates to be held in Cheyenne Wheatland Torrington at high school buildings starting March 31 1911 with sessions in penmanship arithmetic primary methods literature school management psychology botany general history shorthand grammar rhetoric geography history of education supervision elementary psychology methods chemistry zoology reading physiology hygiene algebra pedagogy commerce physiology civics geography and agriculture Dated March 4 1911 by Mamie B Hepferon County Superintendent of Schools Also notices the annual meeting of the Wyoming Brook Growers Association at Cheyenne Court House on Tuesday April 4 1911 at 10 o clock AM
A notice announces an upcoming meeting where officers will be elected and other proper business will be transacted. Alice Smith serves as secretary with the date in April.
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