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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1913

Page

13

Watch Repair and Tailoring Ads in Local City

Local notices highlight Mitlers shop for watch repair at 1709 Carey Ave and American Electric Shoe Shop at Carey Ave, along with Cheyenne Messenger Service advertising time and money savings. Various residents visit, travel, or move shops. a large Coliseum dance draws a crowd. Community updates include meetings, moved businesses, court notices, and a new Burlington schedule change.

Menver C. R. McGrew J 7Ell Henson Cheyenne Messenger Service Secretary of State American Electric Shoe Shop Carey Ave Douglas Archie Allisom John Wilkinson Pine Dilute

Local Auto Dealers Receive Ford Touring Car Shipment

The Auto Livery company received a shipment of Ford touring cars direct from the factory yesterday. A similar number had been sold recently. State livestock inspector Nele Perry bought a Ford runabout, and Casper dealer Karl Hoyle arrived Friday night with Mt. Joffee to collect a 660 Cole touring car sold to a Casper man. They expect to reach Cheyenne today with the machine, and Boyle will drive it from Cheyenne to Ouaper.

Auto Livery Company Nele Perry Astate Livestock Karl Hoyle Casper Mt. Joffee Cheyenne Boyle Ouaper

Michigan Car Attracts Attention In Denver Drive

Peddycourt and Wilson parade a brown MichiRan car drawn from Denver drawing crowds on the streets yesterday. The Metz car and three electric makes are shown while their garage sits at Nineteenth and Thomes Streets.

Peddycourt & Wilson Pyte Loral Agony MichiRan Wilson Denver Fina Wiils Metz Nineteenth Thomes Streets

The State Leader want ads of Wyoming in focus

Wyoming readers explore The State Leader classified pages for local job listings services and items for sale. The notice highlights community notices and advertisements inviting engagement from residents across cities and towns.

Wyoming

Union Revival Begins Today In Cheyenne Churches

Cheyenne residents anticipate a three week union revival under Rev. Sam Kirkland with soloist chorus. Pastors George Van Winkle and Wilbur M. Nelson urge all churchgoers and Christians to attend for a citywide spiritual awakening and expected conversions.

Cheyenne Sam Kirkland Evangelist Kirkland George van Winkle Wilbur M. Nelson

Forget Engine Dinneen Admits Hudson Cars To Ease Use

W E Dinneen, Hudson dealer, extols automatic ease of Hudson cars. He compares modern auto design to human digestion, arguing that drivers need little mechanical knowledge to operate a car. He notes many buyers purchase and leave without routine service for months.

Newsmaker Row Cleaned By City Officials

City crews under Officer Robitnitle and Councillor Languin have cleaned streets and alleys for two weeks. Over 500 pounds of dirt removed as downtown blocks between Slyteenth and Twenty-second streets east of Central Avenue were cleared to grade. The corridor near Newspaper Row was swept, bringing longtime grime to the city dump.

Robitnitle Languin Robbatio Ehali Slyteenth Twenty-second Accenue Down Town

Farmers Jubilant Over the Outlook for Pine Bluffs Crops

In Pineluff area, William Dunstan states winter wheat prospects are excellent with large acreages and rapid soil preparation. Farmers plant three hundred to five hundred acres each as Pine Bluffs grows, while Dunstan, a major rancher, shifts focus from horses to cattle and blooded stock. He recently returned home after discussing the boom.

Pineluff William Dunstan Pine Bluffs Divistan

Cheyenne Men Launch Oil District Venture Near Glenrock

The Battle O11 company formed by Cheyenne men near Glenrock Converse county begins offering stock. Eleven hundred twenty acres control ten leased, with a first well at 600 feet reportedly revealing a substantial oil body. The board includes George H. Gilland as president and B Pearson as vice president.

Battle O11 Glenrock Converse County George H. Gilland B. Pearson J. Hon Ro N. LaPhantoine Cob. Thomas Tha Battle Company Willsink Arte

Placed Names Across Regions From Plains i 8 Pope List

A scrambled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and cities including Denver Chicago San Francisco Milwaukee and Laramie with various surnames and initials. The text appears to be a directory style roll call or membership roster with no clear event or action.

Pope Washingtons Bunstein J. N. Adama Denver GR. Bykys J T. Wilfame Douglas J. Newman A. SF. Rete San Francisco Islip Wisconsin W. Watre St. Joe Chicago Bulley Leon Prever Laramie Milberd Somes Louies A Grigein Phillip Dina Gyitfia Phillipa Carrell Depvoy

Rating Stone Mystery Ends In Unclear Public Notice

Fragmentary OCR text hints at a historic rating stone mystery with unclear location and date. No verifiable persons or organizations are readable from the snippet. Further context required for concrete facts.

Notice on Sacrificial Rug Sale at Cheyenne Market

A Cheyenne sale advertises a large rug clearance with odd spellings and typos. It promotes new eastern made Axminster and tapestry rugs at cash-only prices, listing several sizes and prices like 9x12 and 4.50 to 12.50 ranges, from Cheverne Store at 1a10-21 Kiddy St.

Axminster Superior Asilieter Superior Axminster Cheverne Rattore CO

Arrests in Chicago Complaint Over Subscriptions

Raymond Frank, a solicitor, was arrested on a complaint by the Periodical Circulating company alleging he collected many subscriptions and kept the money. Police sought Sidney M. Frank, Mika. G. Curey, and Trane Trass. Frank is in Port Collins with officers notified. Curey was not arrested. a woman was warned. He may be handed to county authorities or returned to Chicago for trial.

Raymond Frank Cileaga Toe Sidney M. Frank Mika. G. Cuerey Trane Trass Sidney M Frank Port Colling Ot Uurey McClements Chicago

Abandonment Case Marks First Test Under New Law

Judge Monpem presided as Denis Meria was brought to court for abandoning his two children. The case tests the recently enacted statute making it an offense to abandon one’s offspring and marks the first use of the new law.

Monpem Yeatorday Denis Meria oYhe Dieirier Nourk Meria

Sherman Co Plays Lead Role In State Publisher Trust

The Sherman Co promotes a state leader subscription while offering house painting services and related home improvement products. Local customers expect cross promotions and enhanced service options from the firm this season.

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M. HW. Todd the House of Features Vitagraph Chicago Netto Ladies’ Orchestra Nelly G. Todd Directress City News Mitler Boston Ladies’ Tailor Carey Katherine House Arthur Black Grover Cheyenne Viavi Company A.J. Poor Kansas W. S. Hitchcock Hellville Ace Mark A. Chapman Thomas McGee Granite Canon Tust- Thoas Andrews H. A. Andrews The Plains Garage Company Horse Creek Yeaterday Paragona Newport Newport Ula Ooa- Non HOLT Alert Fire Company Tarry Hunt Lee Bristol Chartle Hartville McFarlane Schwitger Rex Schwitger Sixteenth Street Ellis Confectionery Steve Frazer Archie Hale Rex Schnitger Underwood Typewriter Company Los Ans Ageles Joella Pauline Irwin Plains W. J. Tidball Otto’ Wise A. J. Hargrimer Lusk G. A. Beil Lander Lusher Guy Idelman Brothers’ Wholesale House Hart Sam Stark Eddy Street I. C. Newlin Inter Ocean M. G. Mead Egbert C. M. Bryan Inter-Ocean California RM. George Los Angeles Ftanch Jack Billet Tin Ranch W. B&b. Davidson Colorado & Southern Old Country Helen Shaffer New York Germany Albany M. A. Hayes Torrington A. St. James Amos Jenkins Town Center H. B. Dyer Purington H. J. Renick Dougie Normandie O. P. Witt D. Zimmerman Atlas Theatre Roard C. F. Black Union Pacific Land Deparment Rowers Niobrara County James Ryan Walter Keefe V. No Tide Ball Judge Metzer Carl Vac- Her Hero—Loy G. Davis Sweetwater County Lebn Snatterlee Cellee Jameson Louise of Chey‘te Bob Hall Capitol Ave Laramie County John D, Clark NPW Michigan Dinneen W. E. Dinneen Hyer Ow Leart As & Man Titor-cat Luis Hudson Montha C. H. Garwood Writer Company Youle Vieu West 16Th St David Arlasco Frances Starr Gase Ype Theater New York City Charles Dalton Albert Hroning Warren Brien Mabel Norton John P. Brown Ote Ofehland Hrowne, Pugene Becky Billy Sherlock Holmes Gapitol Ave Sherman Co the Sherman Co Citizens National Bank Citizens National Bank Cheyenne, Wyoming Poecine Wyomip Harry P. Hynds
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