Miss Margaret Dinneen Honored in School Notes
Miss Margaret Alice Dinneen of the high school, born March 22, 1894, is noted in school records for an upcoming event.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1911
Page
13
Miss Margaret Alice Dinneen of the high school, born March 22, 1894, is noted in school records for an upcoming event.
Personal mentions include James Baxter of Wheatland visiting Cheyenne while Dr. H. M. Bennett transacts business in Denver. Walter M. Larsh works in Laramie and A. B. Hilton returns to Grover, Colorado. Angus McDonald of Islaya and Mrs. Hy Andrews from the Davia ranch visit the city. Harry Mettler travels to Centenial to visit his parents. S. W. Tannebill of Laramie is also noted.
A long list of Cheyenne arrivals and departures notes Edwin Terry the English comedian who appears at the Capitol avenue theatre next Saturday evening. The item links him as a relative of Charles Stevens of Cheyenne and lists local guests and trips including Deputy Sheriff William McCarty and Dr F J McLin among others. The column also records births burials and ongoing travels of residents and visitors from Denver North Platte and Greeley with hotel stays and touring plans noted.
Good large clean rags wanted at the Leader office.
General M. C. Barkwell and Sergeant Garthewale inspected the local Wyoming National Guard company at the armory in Kee l annex led by Capt. A. L Mathews. The gathering included many new members and an army style lunch followed. Barkwell outlined plans for an Armory association storage and reading rooms for the company. Regular army officers will inspect the local company on April 24.
Augustus Albert Buechner junior of Buechner Jewelry, Cheyenne, died at 9 46 PM after a four day illness from acute pneumonia. Survived by widow, parents, brother in Wheatland, sister, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements uncertain as family awaits arrival of relatives from nearby cities.
A prominent Cheyenne resident known for civic and social ties died suddenly after a city theater event. Telegrams were sent to the family of the bereaved widow, with arrangements for the funeral to be announced and the remains held at Gleason undertaking establishment.
A man identified as Keto, described as a Japanese person, was arrested by Police Sergeant Embrey after an altercation left him with a swollen eye and in possession of an Automatic Colt revolver with misfitting cartridges. He is to appear before Police Justice Welah this morning on a charge of carrying deadly weapons.
The Wyoming executive proclaims a state quarantine dated April 1, 1911 to ban the import of contagious livestock from other states. It cites Section 197 of the 1910 Wyoming Statutes and aims to protect local livestock interests by forbidding entry except under specified rules for horses, mules, and asses.
State regulations require health certificates for all cattle swine horses and other stock entering Wyoming. Certificates must confirm freedom from contagious diseases with tuberculin or mallein tests where applicable, and must accompany waybills with transportation. Noncompliance triggers quarantine fees and penalties under Chapter 21 of 1910 statutes. Signed by Governor Joseph M Cardy and Secretary Frank L Hox on March 5 1911.
An article extols the stomach as the most vulnerable organ and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for indigestion stomach issues and related conditions. It urges reading a free booklet of medical authorities and offers a free copy of Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser with address in Buffalo New York. The piece warns against untested substitutes and emphasizes product purity using glycerine.
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