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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1913
Page
13
Acacia Lodge members Milested to meet with Cheyenne lodge to attend the funeral of our late brother Max Idleman. G. L. Strader, W. M.
Funeral services for Max Idelman will be held from the family residence. Friends are invited to attend on Sunday. The notice requests no flowers.
A note expresses gratitude to neighbors for kindness during the illness and passing of Willem Will and family. It thanks those who rendered help and support and mentions a Denver piano tuner advertisement with phone orders 460-W.
The notice lists cafeteria dinner service from 11 30 to 2 and 6 to Toa at The Robingen. The fragmented text indicates meal times but lacks full details on location or exact day.
A collage of Cheyenne notices covers repair shops at Carey Avenue, dressmaking on Capitol, loans and insurance, and a Union Pacific auditor in town. It lists marriage licenses, court sessions, piano tuning, and hotel registrations, plus arrivals, body detours, notaries, and local business promotions.
George Storey proprietor of a Capitol Avenue confectionery store was robbed at gunpoint early yesterday. A bandit stepped from the shadows shouted Throw up your hands and pressed a mounted cannon to Storey's face. Storey denied having any valuables and the robber told him Beat It and fled. Police Talbot Christensen and McFarlane searched the district but no description could be obtained.
Cashier W Stone of Citizens National Bank was pictured as a laborer in overalls directing the move to the new bank building. Workers prepared the palatial quarters as records and money were set to transfer today and the bank planned to open in its new home Monday.
The Young Men's Literary Club plans its eleventh anniversary celebration for the 1éth of next month after a weekly meeting last night. A. D. Kelly A. D. Walton and Professor Iva B. Fee were chosen to arrange the event. Sam Thompson filled the vacant spot left by the late Fred B. Sheldon following a close vote. J. Ht. Walton presented a Turkish history, and Dr. G. F. Johnston, back from Vienna, discussed Europe’s current conditions.
Cheyenne residents are invited to inspect the Parish House club a youth organization open to men over 16. The facility offers gymnasium training indoor games boxing wrestling billiards reading room and outdoor sports with a cordial inviting atmosphere for recreation and mutual benefit.
More than 20 girls took the teachers examinations yesterday under the county superintendent. The majority sought second and third grade certificates. Many are city residents and convent students. Subscribe for The State Leader.
Charles Frohman presents John Drew in Al fred Sutro's The Perplexed Frue Band at Capitol Avenue theatre on April 1. Set in London, the modern farce centers on woman suffrage with a wife’s revolt, a plotting husband, and a jealous reversal as the two vie for control of domestic life. Mary Boland, Hubert Cruce, Alice John, Margaret Watson, and Walter Soldering support Drew.
An article extols old age as honorable and describes common health issues like indigestion and sluggish liver. It advocates Chamberlain's Tablets taken after supper to improve digestion and bowels, boost liver function, and lift mood, claiming nationwide availability through dealers.
A man believed to be Mike Ferra alias Nick Maretti wanted in Des Moines for murder was arrested last night by Cheyenne police. The Des Moines murder occurred last December and the suspect matches the officers description, with a Des Moines officer likely to pursue him.
A long list of individuals and spouses from many U S cities and towns appears, naming residents from Denver Chicago New York Los Angeles Detroit San Francisco and more. The compiled roster includes multiple couples and spouses with varied occupations and origins, showing travel en route through plains regions and major hubs.
The New York Herald reports that marijuana in Belem prison and elsewhere has caused prisoners and even some Americans to suffer brain delusions, visions of beasts, and violent acts. Accounts describe injuries and killings linked to intoxication and loss of self control.
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