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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1911
Page
14
The state supreme court will hold a session at the state house. Deputy Sheriff William McCarty is ill with heart trouble. Deputy State Examiner Charles Morgan traveled from Rawlins on state business.
In a brief notice from Lawrence & Carr, Incorporated, the firm advertises Best Kansas Cream Flour at one fifty per sack with no rent, no clerks to fire, and no horses to hire. Goods delivered to 20th and Thames. Incorporated in 19xx.
Interstate Construction Company of Cancer files with secretary of state. Manhattan Eddy street restaurant fire alarm causes no damage. Construction begins on heating braces for Manonic temple corner Nineteenth Street and Capitol Avenue. Ground Hog Vindicated by weather. County courthouse switches to electricity. Moving offices from First National Bank building to Plain Hotel. County farm inmate Benjamin Trump dies at 77. buried in City Cemetery. New Oxford rooming house at 416 West Nineteenth Street opened by Mrs. M S Bartollette. Mrs Rose Murrin of Cheyenne reported dying of tuberculosis in Chicago. Roy Murrin resides in Cheyenne. Section hand Peter Kallias injured at Corlett near Cheyenne. taken to St John’s Hospital. Mayor Cook improving after stomach operation. able to eat solid food.
Deputy State Veterinarian Dr R A Bate returns to office duties after a period of absence. He resumed responsibilities at the state veterinary department, engaging in animal health work and regional inspections.
Local items report Pioneer Park division cuts by Cheyenne Realty, spring sheep herding preparations, fence critique at City Park, Veterinary and stock laws distribution, a secret marriage in Cheyenne, Guernsey editor’s return, a theft arrest, a baby death investigation, civil service exam upcoming, sore throat cases, a self playing piano dispute, Etheridge case dismissal, and a wreck involving a fire truck and an auto.
National Scout commissioner Daniel Beard plans to teach boys the secret signs used by yeggmen and hoboes to read houses and warn housewives. The program aims to disrupt hobo communication, letting scouts report or erase markers and alert police to deter theft.
An engine bound for Borie dragged into an empty coach on passenger train No 110 one and a half miles west of the city during a raging blizzard. Engineer John Smart was held responsible by a Union Pacific inquiry for losing control within block signals. No injuries occurred and traffic delay was brief.
A San Francisco reporter notes notable wireless telegraphy experiments using high flying kites on a beach near the Golden Gate. The testers say they clearly heard calls from San Juan Porto Rico Washington and Key West among others during the beach tests.
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