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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1913
Page
5
City notices and brief reports from Cheyenne capture visits by officials, travel to Denver and Laramie, marriage license grants, court fines, business trips and inspections. Included are commerce ads for shoes and trunks and multiple city mentions of residents and workers from Cheyenne and surrounding areas.
Simi es at defendanta in error will be heard in the supreme court today. The camera appealed from the district cout of Werton county. Hartville Case Argued The Start Villa townsite case was argued before the district court yesterday. Free Tickets to Show Auto Livery company distributing free tickets to the moving picture show at the Capitol today.
Mrs. Hennamin mother of William Benjamin Stoccomes and longtime county clerk’s office employee died yesterday in Colorado Springs. She was a well known colored woman in Cheyenne. Funeral services will be held at the Second Baptist Church at 2 PM Sunday.
Carl Holmes resigns as chief clerk at Green River and moves to Coffeyville Kansas to work for Missouri Pacific in the superintendent's office. Obituary and memorials follow as officials reflect on Engineer Nelson’s death and local workers attend services. Reports mention displacement of Greek and Japanese laborers by Negroes and Mexicans, with demographic shifts tied to wartime labor changes.
The article notes months after a man’s disappearance the river drag operation continues to recover Neb son’s remains. It mentions a workplace accident injuring two unrelated workers at the Union Pacific roundhouse project in Evanson and reports officials from Burlington and Union Pacific visiting Cheyenne. New locomotives from Baldwin Philadelphia and Brooks Dun kirk works are en route to Oregon Washington line.
Kansas City May 2 Mrs Sophia Bell convicted of manslaughter in the death of Louis Barnard at her home. She claimed self defense alleging Barnard threatened her to protect his 17 year old wife. Judge imposed two years imprisonment.
Special Saturday sale event at The Mobinson features a big assortment of merchandise. Customers can expect a wide range of items discounted, with emphasis on value deals and weekly specials.
In Albany county politics a prominent Republican, Ernest of Laramie, proclaims Pat Sullivan as Wyoming's next governor from a hotel lobby elevator. The scene features stylish attire and bold predictions amid discussion of health exams and local political prognostication.
Colonel Todd manager of the Orpheum hires Kustee Bryant and Mildred Ketchuur to provide music for a popular playhouse program. The two young ladies are noted as accomplished musicale artists and their performances delight the audience.
Stomach disorders may be avoided by Chamberlain's Tablets with many remarkable cures reported. Sold by all druggists.
A broad advertisement lists nerve speciatione consultation and examination free at 1813 Thames plus a weekend county sale. It promotes a big assortment at The Robinson store with a special Saturday event highlighting specials and discounts.
A hotel arrivals list records many guests from Scotts Bluff to Denver and Cheyenne. Names include Mary Wright and George Wright of Scotts Bluff, Dorothy Wright, Mrs Root of Foster, plus guests from North Platte, St Louis, Denver, Kansas City, Wheatland, Rawlins, Cheyenne, and Rawlins areas.
Fragmentary OCR shows a scattered roster of individuals and towns including Laramie Denver Lovelock Lander and various surnames. The text reads as a rough compilation of names with little context or clear event.
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