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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1911
Page
13
Miss Gladys Lenora Piper of Johnson school, born March 21, 1902. George Augustus Briggs of Corlett School, born March 21, 1904. George Barnes of Central school, born March 21, 1896.
Personal Mention notes Miss Sunshine and Fanny Perry of Denver visiting with Miss Edith Parnell of East Sixteenth street. Fred Ringrose, Wheatland business visitor, stayed at the Normandie. Attorney Wilfrid O’Leary recovering from influenza. Deputy Sheriff William MacCarty went to Pine Bluffs for a civil action. Mrs. Agnes Metcalf visiting her parents, to return to Ogallala Neb. Er. P. Baker, Horse Creek ranchman, is in the city. Frank Niswander, former deputy tax commissioner, yesterday.
A long list of Cheyenne transient residents and visitors is noted with arrivals from Douglas Laramie Shoshoni Evanston and other towns. Officials and professionals including John McOw and Maurice Groshon are in Cheyenne for meetings and business over the weekend.
Wyoming the giant floating battleship named after the state will slide down the ways and into waters under its era of dominance within weeks. Governor Carey announced via navy telegram. Wyoming has $7,500 allotted for a silver service to mark its first dip. No Wyoming woman has been proposed to christen the ship yet.
A local notice promotes a rheumatic relief remedy printed last year in newspapers. It lists ingredients such as iodide of potassium and sodium salicylate with dosages and instructions to use after meals and at bedtime, urging persistence for cure.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Roach returned to Cheyenne from Wheatland with James Daniver and John Donahue, the escaped prisoner. They were captured after a long chase in northern Laramie County following the jail delivery at Wheatland Friday night. Donahue had been jailed for vagrancy after a larceny arrest. Daniver is charged with aiding the escape.
Washington ruling fixes penalties for violation of the twenty eight hour law regulating interstate transit of livestock on loading and unloading as a unit of basis. The court refused the government demand to treat shipment by separate consigner and denied the railroads claim to treat the topic as a train issue.
The obituary notes David H. Moffat as a Denver capitalist and empire builder who aided Cheyenne’s rise. It recalls his role with four companions building the Denver Pacific Railroad to connect Denver with Cheyenne, giving Colorado an outlet to the East and Pacific, while Denver lagged before rail facilities.
Washington March 20 Senator Etthu Root of New York has about 15 000 packages of flower and garden seeds ready for free distribution through the Department of Agriculture but few want them in New York He opposes seed trusts and politics, and urges readers to write for a packet while noting the seeds are not suited for New York gardens.
The fragment hints at a government tied process where federal action completes a broader task. It implies a conclusion or delivery overseen by authorities, with public confidence in official support. The concise line suggests a broader policy or program entrusting final steps to federal agencies.
The Grub-Stake concept would allow two people to share in public land claims under homestead law with one supplying funds and the other doing the work. If enacted it would let labor and capital cooperate to acquire homesteads, aiding many worthy applicants lacking current land access.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a stimulant for digestion, claiming one tablet digests 2,000 grains of food and relieves bloating gas and sour tastes. It promotes continued use after meals to rest and rebuild the stomach, noting a 60 count bag price and free samples from F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
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