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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1913
Page
2
In Baranac Lake May 46 motion, Rain Bow Lake guides ban women from Adirondacks skirts, citing hazard and decorum. Witnesses recount a female boat incident leading to strong support for the prohibition, with leaders urging enforcement and unanimous approval.
A fragmented clipping discusses optimism amid rising mystery in a piece labeled NOT ALONE. It ties to Woman's Home Companion and appears to reflect societal attitudes toward identity and danger.
A San Pedro bound ship will carry 5000 to 6000 Chinese skeletal remains, shipped from California over the past year by the Chinese Six Companies. The bones are packed in tins with soft cloth and marked with origin, ready for return to relatives in China.
County Clerk Harrigen reports a marriage license issued February 1918 has been returned from Jackson Hole with an explanation of a decision and a change of mind by the contracting parties. The notice notes a late shift in intent and the certificate being canceled.
A fragment describes two families clashing over a groom and a bride. The groom’s Idaho visiting brother urged a halt to plans and then departed for Idaho with plans unsettled, leaving the couple to marry a week later.
Laramie Wyoming May 15 Elaborate preparations are under way for the University Agricultural club grand annual barn dance at the stock farm Saturday night Committees chosen for their ability to handle tasks refresh ments arranged under the personal supervision of Dorman T Bennett ensuring a real spread Several amusements beyond dancing will be provided making the big social event of the year a red hot occasion from an agricultural point of view
The Ly man Commercial club elected officers for the year including C. M. Larson as president and Joan A. Gould as director. The next meeting is set for May 17 to discuss freight rates station at Carter and placing road markers on the Evanston to Granger auto route.
Elisabeth Meyer aged 15 months dies after infection from a splinter removed from her right hand. The child is the daughter of George Meyer who lives seven miles south of Ault Colorado.
In May a worker 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 terse line describes a powerful figure overlooking a smaller entity, presenting a contrast between authority and vulnerability and implying bluffing as a strategic move.
The town celebrates a notable wedding at the Burns Presbyterian Church with Rev. W C Pateette officiating for Rev Stanley K Markley and Mabel Fern Fenwick. Guests near 200 attend a reception at the bride’s parents home. The couple will live in Hillsdale after a brief wedding trip.
The world's conference of Seventh Day Adventists will open in Washington tomorrow with about 8,000 delegates from nearly every Christian mission field. The gathering takes place in a city of tents at Takoma Park on the outskirts of the city.
Springfield May 15 Eight hundred Modern Woodmen insurgents will form plans to oust current officers amid alleged rate hikes as insurgents convene for a six nation convention. Delegations from Chicago Nebraska Iowa Colorado Oklahoma and Kansas arrived today.
Warren Pa May 15 A Chicago man John Oliver wealthy landowner from West Virginia and Pennsylvania recovered memory after a sand plant accident at Torpedo near here He had vanished twelve years ago while suffering mental trouble and is now in hospital awaiting his Chicago brother's arrival.
Examinations will be held in every large city on June 23 1087 for the appointment of two cadets of the line and five cadets of the engineer corps. Successful candidates will likely be assigned to the revenue cutter service stations and the Revenue Cutter School of Instruction at New London Conn for a probationary period.
Col Cody tells suffragists of women of West about light housekeeping in a prairie schooner. A junior member asks for easy dishwashing. Buffalo Bill suggests wiping with eraser while others push for paper plates to show efficiency to farmers' wives.
Six suffragists plot practical campaign help from Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill in New York state, discussing housework to win votes. Marie Nelson Lee leads a caravan plan and seeks a prairie schooner for a May 3 parade, while Bill endorses women’s suffrage but rejects violence.
Joseph Carey died in St John New Brunswick after a six year old operation in Boston for lung trouble left the heart partially exposed through thinned tissue. Doctors studied the visible heartbeat as part of the case, which was long considered unique by the medical profession.
An advertisement touts a double strength ethine treatment to remove freckles. It claims rapid fading of dark spots with nightly applications and a money back guarantee if it fails to remove freckles. The copy urges buyers to purchase from a druggist and use about an ounce.
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