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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1911
Page
13
The snippet lists foreign advertising rates and contact references for The State Leader with mentions of New York representation and Tribune Ride. It notes rates for different ad lengths and a February or September reference, indicating periodical ad pricing and offices.
The column notes upcoming birthdays for several local students. George Hollywood, born March 28, 1902, at Johnson School, Glen Hendershot, born March 28, 1895, at High School, and Miss Jessie M. Large, born March 98, 1893, at High School.
Mrs. John McCabe is visiting in Denver. W. H. Hunts is visiting his family in Laramie. Mrs. Ed A. Reavill of Douglas is visiting in Cheyenne. James Baxter of Wheatland is visiting in Cheyenne. EB. P. Baker of Horse Creek came into the city yesterday. Mrs. Chas Goodrich left today for a short trip to Denver. T. Otto of Hanna has been visiting in Cheyenne. W. H. Moorman of Evanston is a guest at the Normandie. Mrs. George S. Catlin of Hartville is a guest at the Inter Ocean. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conklin of Carson are visiting in the city. Robert L. Smith and J. R. Miller are in the city from Wheatland. Mrs. L. C. Harsberger of Lander.
Cheyenne sees a flurry of arrivals and departures with George Williamson visiting Lincoln Nebraska and M Trump from Guernsey in town. Local residents including Mr and Mrs W H Leavitt Casper G A Phelph Campstool and Dr A H Cantril from Douglas arrival and business trips from Denver Laramie Rawlins Grover Cody Islay Long list of visitors to Cheyenne and a few departures noted.
A notable figure spent a brief time in the city yesterday during a short visit before heading back to his former home in Missouri.
Cheyenne Acting Chief Ed Taylor notes rapid response times with one minute ten seconds for central and two minutes for south side crews. A Laramie remark recalls a traveling salesman tale from the depot area to illustrate misperceived fires and alarms.
London reports that beginning in 1819 a royal inquiry examined forgery and note design. The Bank of England presented 160 proposals and 70 paper types. today the banknote features unmatched color and paper strength to deter counterfeiting, with sheets large enough for two poles and weights around eighteen to thirty grains.
The clipped OCR fragment notes a wire mark impressed in the making by a frame. It suggests great cost and difficulty in creating something practically inimitable. The passage conveys craft details with emphasis on uniqueness and effort.
An evening program at the Atlas and Capitol venues features Neher and Kappel world champion roller skaters and Stenloff and Ca in vaudeville novelties. Edwin Terry brings Sweet Lavender to Capitol Avenue next Saturday with a full English company, offering lighthearted plays and a warm, humorous repertoire from London.
Engine No 220 in shop for minor pump and governor repairs. Ballasting to Laramie with Sherman grave to begin. James Martin arrives to take operator post at Buford Station. Conductor R E Evans taking days off visiting Cheyenne. Train No 1 on new schedule. No 8 on time. West of here, trainmen report stray shooting risking injury. Depot offices see boomers applying for work. Daly declines many transients. Strengthening bridges on Sterling branch to support more traffic. Shops brisk. Foreman McCabe reports busy minor engine repairs. Investigating board to probe Corlett explosion meets at 10 am. panel includes two private citizens and one railroad man. Seven carloads brass cannon moved to San Francisco arsonal for possible Philippines shipment. A western train setback due to two bullets in air hose noted amid ongoing shooting issues on the right of way.
A startling scene unfolds as officials execute a planned action under tight security. Observers note the solemn mood and formal procedures guiding the operation while authorities confirm the outcome and its immediate implications.
An M. D. endorses D. D. D. as a permanent remedy for eczema with testimonials from patients including Ira Z Gabbert Caldwell Kansas and August Santo Chillicothe Ohio. The ad touts ten years of cures and harmless use with trial bottles available for 5 cents through Palace Drug Co and A E Roedel.
The injured fireman died in agony after a boiler explosion as efforts to save him at St John’s hospital failed. Manchester, about 26, from Hayes Center Kansas, was the victim. His remains were taken to Gleason morgue awaiting word from relatives. Engineer Clay offered no explanation for the blast.
A Bayonne New Jersey woman Grieved at being parted from her kittens her black cat jumped from a third story window after attacking an SPCA officer Charles Lambert The officer collected the kittens and the mother cat leaped from the wagon docked on the window sill and died instantly
A testimonial from a user describing relief from eczema and dandruff after using a soap product. Claims skin clears and headaches vanish, with promises of further cures and recommendations to contact the advertiser for more details.
The text argues that ending immigration restrictions would boost friendly relations with Japan. It notes Japan limits emigration to ease its burden and contrasts U S spending on the Philippines with education costs. It suggests Japan would not invade America and that three nations could not defeat the United States.
Monroe March 19 reports a fleet exercise with the battleship New Hampshire used as a target on the old San Marcos, once the Texas. Twelve other warships observed the drill under heavy fire, while yesterday’s gangaroos were ousted and broader maneuvers remained underway with unspecified outcomes and lingering confusion in the field.
Notice to Teachers announces an examination for certificates to be held in Cheyenne Wheatland Torrington at the high school buildings beginning 8 30 a m on March 30 April 1 1911 Sessions cover penmanship arithmetic primary methods literature school management advanced psychology botany general history shorthand grammar rhetoric geography history of education school supervision elementary psychology methods chemistry zoology reading and history physiology and hygiene algebra pedagogy school law political economy history of education physics bookkeeping civics theory and practice orthography physical geography standards in education plane geometry first principles of agriculture and special subjects Dated March 4 1911 by Mamie E Hefferon County Superintendent of Schools The State Letter Want Acts bring best results Try one
A Central Railroad of New Jersey freight train was derailed by a safety device near Penn Haven Junction, inches from Lehigh Valley passenger traffic. The engine driver John R. Knapp escaped by wading ashore, while fireman James Dunnevy died beneath the locomotive after the five-car wreck into the Lehigh River. Other crew members jumped to safety.
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