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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1913
Page
10
In Baranac Lake, May 46, a crowd cheered as Chairman Bob Carr moved a motion barring women wearing hobble skirts from Adirondack guiding. The measure passed unanimously amid heated testimony about safety and propriety.
A compact recap hints at rising optimism amid uncertain times. The piece references daily increases in risk or challenge and frames resilience as a key theme for readers. It notes a focus on women’s perspectives and domestic life.
A San Francisco Call report notes a ship leaving San Pedro within five months carrying 5 000 to 6 000 Chinese remains buried in California. The bones, prepared by the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association, will be shipped home to their villages with careful packaging and identification for each deceased.
County Clerk Harrigen reports a Jackson Hole issued marriage certificate from February 1918 has been returned with an explanation showing a decision and change of mind by the contracting parties, indicating a late reversal of plans for the union in Kemmerer Wyoming.
A fragment from a wedding tale describes a groom and his bride with the bridegroom's visiting Idaho brother clashing over the marriage. The brother storms away, returning to Idaho with bil anced, and the event ends with a hinted unsettled weeklong tension.
Elaborate preparations are under way for the grand annual barn dance of the University Agricultural club at the stock farm Saturday night. Committees are in place and Dorman T Bennett will personally supervise refreshments ensuring a real spread. Other amusements will be arranged making it the big social event of the year from an agricultural point of view.
The Ly man Commercial club met and elected officers for the year C M Larson president David Carter vice president Carl G Youngberg secretary Melvin Rollins treasurer Joan A Gould director The next meeting is Saturday May 17 with future meetings on the third Saturday each month Discussion will cover freight rates station at Carter and placing road markers on the Evanston to Granger auto route
Elisabeth Meyer, 15 months, dies near Ault Colorado after infection from a splinter removal on her right hand. Her father, George Meyer, resides seven miles south of town.
A person attempting to erase a swinging bridge at Little Geese Creek fell into the water and drowned. The body was recovered by the victim’s husband.
A compact cryptic line contrasts a powerful figure with a smaller, wary underling. The tone hints at bluffing and dominance without revealing a clear action or outcome.
In Burns Wyoming on May 15 Reverend Stanley K. Markley married Mabel Fern Fenwick in a pink and white Presbyterian ceremony. The couple, formerly of Burns and now at Hillsdale, planned a short wedding trip before settling in their new Hillsdale home.
The world conference of Seventh Day Adventists opens in Washington with about 8,000 delegates from nearly every Christian mission field. The gathering takes place in a tented city at Takoma Park on the city's outskirts.
Eight hundred Modern Woodmen insurgents convene in Springfield to oppose alleged rate increases. Delegations from Chicago Nebraska Iowa Colorado Oklahoma and Kansas arrive to participate in the first efforts to reform leadership.
Warren Pa May 15 A Chicago man John Oliver long missing from mental illness regained memory after an accident in a Torpedo sand plant near here. Oliver, a wealthy land owner from West Virginia and Pennsylvania, lies in a hospital awaiting his brother from Chicago.
Examinations set for June 23 1887 in major cities to fill two line cadet slots and five engineer corps cadets. Successful candidates likely assigned to the revenue cutter service station and the Revenue Cutter School of Instruction at New London Connecticut for probation.
Col. Cody speaks to women advocates as they mock old time chores in a prairie setting. Buffalo Bill jokes about washing dishes with straw and sticking knives in the ground, while the suffragists push for modern efficiency and paper plates.
Six suffragists led by Marie Nelson Lee seek a prairie schooner and wagons for a New York campaign. Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill discuss parade logistics and how to win rural votes while sharing advice on live demonstrations, food, and housework chores to win the women's support.
Joseph Carey died in St John New Brunswick after a six year old operation in Boston that left part of his left lung removed and the heart exposed through thin tissue. Doctors studied the heart’s action, and the case was once deemed unique by the medical profession.
An advertisement touts ethine double strength as a guaranteed treatment to remove freckles. It claims nightly applications will fade dark spots and clear the skin, with money back if it fails to work.
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