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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1913
Page
13
A jumble of local business ads and brief notices highlights Miller's watch repair and Cheyenne printers, a police court report with no cases, and a long list of residents and visitors traveling or in town. Multiple names appear with occupations and destinations across Cheyenne and nearby towns.
To St Janives Mes Max Idleman travels with daughter Mrs Hella Bhiele heading to St Louis home of Mrs B hiela Hermosa Merchant Here-C G Woodward of Hermona a prominent merchant in that town J Craven Union Pacific traveling agent arrived last night from the north Plains Wyoming visitors included Mayor Ornaby Dr A F Hoff Mrs John Wilkinson Pine Bluffs John F Tuck Riverton John Winans Douglas Metropolis arrivals recorded Geo Freshel Crosby Emma Joyd Caspar Geo Walling and wife Lander G W Pease Guernsey
The Laramie Literary Club agrees to host the Young Men's Literary Club of Cheyenne on May 8 at the university. About Cheyenne’s best men will travel to Laramie for talks with Wyoming students and an evening banquet and open meeting to showcase wit and brilliance.
A large, diverse group of children held an indignation meeting in the city park to oppose a proposed sidewalk skating ban. Tommy Watson chaired the gathering, condemning council members and pledging to form the Kids Personal Liberty League to push for repeal.
A damaged OCR fragment references the Buerman Company and a concern over quitting a shop and fear of involvement. The readable text implies internal issues or potential closures, but specifics are unclear.
In an interview Governor Carey signals that private funding will sustain Wyoming’s immigration department with public backing. He notes the value of each new family to the state, cites ongoing publicity benefits, and highlights correspondence handling, urging continued effort amidst budget strain and cross-state competition.
London reports the government land office hires a woman for a senior role, noting debates over soft handling of duties and highlighting views from industry leaders. The piece cites the Lawson directive and William Whiteley's department, calling attention to gendered expectations in the workforce.
Fragmentary OCR indicates the Sherman County agency or council engages in a bid or effort regarding a state leadership position. Details are unreadable but imply an official move or endorsement at the state level.
April 19 month yielded mean 49.1 degrees with the warmest 74 on the 20th and a low of 2 above freezing on the 10th. Total moisture measured 1.55 inches, about two inches short of yearly norms, with April record comparisons from 1879 to 188? and historic extremes noted.
Fragmentary ad proclaims grand remedy for stomach and liver troubles from unknown Chamberlain tablets. Claims unique efficacy and states available at all dealers.
The Capitol Avenue theatre shows a film about the Battle of Bull Run set near Manassas Junction, recalling the Civil War fifty years ago. The piece depicts Confederate forces under Beauregard and Union troops under McDowell as both sides anticipate a clash near Washington.
An exaggerated historical advertisement extols Whitbread Stout and Whitbyend Ale as superior tonics. It touts benefits for nervous conditions, urges purchases from ST. JAMES IMPORTING COMPANY, and links to dramatic Civil War era battlefield imagery and a sensational pictorial program.
A garbled OCR of scattered names and places across multiple cities and states. The text reads like a long list of individuals and locations including New York Denver Salt Lake City Milwaukee and others, with numerous misspellings and incomplete entries.
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