Local Briefs and Notices Highlight Cheyenne Events
Ambiguous notices from Cheyenne list various personal items and business updates. Entries include potential incorporations, visitors from Guernsey and Riverton, garden plans by the Cheyenne School board, watch repairs, and travel notes to Denver, Wheatland, and Thermopolis. A motorcycle sociability run is announced for Sunday and a lost key on a National Bank ring is sought for return.
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National Bank
Schills Bar
Look and Feel Clean Fresh Every Day
A health note praises morning hot water with a teaspoon of lime, claiming it cleans the liver kidneys and bowels, boosts appetite, and prevents various ailments. It urges daily use to invigorate the stomach and improve complexion, warning against skepticism about the remedy.
Handit Carlisle Presents Dudley With Traveling Bag
After being sentenced to life imprisonment the Union Pacific bandit Handit Carlisle returned to the sheriff’s office and gave Guard Fred Dudley of Laramie the black leather traveling bag he carried during the robbery. Dudley will keep it as a memento. Nebraska visitors Carl Urickstrom and C. P. Palmer were in town on business.
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Will L. Carhiate
Union Pacific
Fred Dudley
Laramie
Beadit
Dudley
Nebraska
Carl Urickstrom
Gothenburg
Neb
C. PF. Palmer
Wauneta
Grandparents Award Custody Of Child In Wyoming Ruling
The Wyoming Supreme Court affirmed a lower court decision keeping custody with Christina and Mark Muir, grandparents of the child, over the father James Harris. The ruling orders that the child remain with the grandparents until further orders.
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Mer
Mere
Matt Muir
Christina
Mark
Jones Harris
Wyoming Supreme Court
Pam Iy Crom Awentwater Court
Maire
Shell
Turether
Cheyenne Cadets Prep for Wall Scaling Tournament
Cheyenne high school cadets prepare for a wall scaling tournament on May 20 featuring rifle drill calisthenics and an elimination-free program with a gold medal for the winner. A scaled wall contest pits Rawlings high school against a local squad, followed by a dance. leader officers offer good prices for clean cotton rags.
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Cheyenne High School
Rawlings High School
Al G Barnes Circus Ticket Contest Prompts Youth Entries
The State Leader invites readers to submit wild animal names spelled from the phrase Al G Barnes Wild Animal Circus Pride Contest. A parade at 10 30 am and a high dive act at 1 pm mark the day with door times at 1 and 7. Entrants must be 15 or younger and reside in Cheyenne. Submissions must include a coupon by May 13.
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Mamma
Cheyenne
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Wild Animal Circus
Ehibitiog
Conditions of the Con test spelling animal names
Cheyenne youths under 16 may enter a spelling contest using letters from a specified sentence to name wild animals. Prizes include First to Fourth place tickets and admission passes. winners must present their entries with a State Leader coupon to the Content Builder at a date to be announced.
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Vic Fally
City Briefs Move to Cheyenne
K A WeMae han, longtime Knigh Campbell Music salesman at Denver, is transferred to Cheyenne to make his home there. Mr and Mrs F M Taylor depart for Detroit Michigan for about thirty days. Nard on the Marhers. Jurors in the barber shop refrain from chatter while the case proceeds. Captain Ai A Underwood, a floriet, injures his leg by a fall from a garden hose and remains at home for a few days. Secretary H M Lamont presents land booklets to Superintendent Ira B Fee for home geography work. M L Dickey, golf instructor, returns from Fort Collins having lowered the course record by two strokes. Mrs J Snider arrives from Chugwater Cheyenne.
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WeMaehan
Knigh-Campbell Music Company
Denver
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Ai A. Underwood
Hin
Dickey
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Students Get Pictures for High School Annual
All classes at the high school will have portraits taken for the annual Lariat edition. Pictures include musical divisions drawing and athletic groups. The issue will feature the senior class prom and is expected to be better than last year. floor finishing The Sherman Co tf
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Lariat
Tia foot soak promises instant relief for tired feet
Happy-footed in a moment with Tee Tie bath. The ad claims instant relief from corns callouses bunions and swollen feet. A 25 cent box of Tis promises to draw out toxins and prevent future soreness.
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