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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
11
The Topeka public schools operate a system teaching girls how to budget personal expenses. Hats and dresses can be trimmed to two dollars, saving significant costs. Boys learn practical home furnishings and repairs in manual training.
The convent senior class plans a performance of The Taming of the Shrew tonight in Convent Hall. Invitations for a Wednesday Governors Guard dance at the Parish Hotel are issued, with changes delaying Mrs. Rockwell's song recital until a later announced date.
Mr and Mrs Otis Hymer return from Denver where they saw Everywoman They visit Central City Omahas Mrs Carl Axford and Mrs Van Winkle for a few days Axford is an old school friend of Mrs Emerson Wellnitz of Cheyenne Verling K Hart Jr returns from Washington DC Dorian Luminis comes home from University of Colorado George Hunt and Mrs Hunt visit Cheyenne Paul and Mrs Brewster sail east soon for Europe to tour They plan a California winter visit Mary Congdon leaves for Rock Springs to join her son Herbert Congdon Union Pacific coal auditor They regret her Cheyenne departure Superintendent and Mrs W M Jeffers and guests go on fishing trip to Saratoga Myrtle Foust returns from Potter Nebraska Mrs Fell and Mrs Davie visit from San Francisco and Alberta Mrs Frank Holliday visits Cheyenne Ashley Gleason leaves for Los Angeles with health minded husband Stella Draper and children Helen and Lyman Pleasor accompany to California
Becker A C announces its first annual ball to be held Thursday night at the Coliseum. King Kelley and Eddie Footrell manage the affair with plans for a memorable evening. White's orchestra will furnish the music as the club hosts a festive night ahead of a holiday dancing stretch.
The State Leader outlines classified advertising practices in Wyoming with focus on want ads and publication scope. It highlights how Tryst operates as a classifieds platform within the state and its role in connecting buyers and sellers.
In Cheyenne Judge Mete ruled Mrs Luella Wild unfit to care for her three children, ordering two to Laramie Ep home and the eldest 12-year-old kept in the city briefly for whooping cough recovery. The Wheatland children’s home explains placement aims and past outcomes.
E B Mitchell formerly trainmaster for the Colorado & Southern at Trinidad is appointed to succeed LC Smith as assistant superintendent and will assume duties immediately in Cheyenne. Mitchell will relocate with his family to make Cheyenne his new home and is welcomed by railroad circles.
An ad promoting Ethine double strength cream to remove freckles. It claims rapid fading of both dark and light freckles with nightly application and offers a money back guarantee. The product is sold by Fritz, chiro practitioners, 181% Thomes Street.
Spaulding Manufacturing Company of Grinnell seeks to overturn a law requiring itinerant vendors to obtain a license. Through attorney A C Lyon it argues the statute is unconstitutional. The case, arising after agent James Bylew was fined for peddling without a license, questions if all company agents must be licensed as they only take orders and do not deliver.
In San Jose May 27 a damage suit over the shooting of an imported Russian wolfhound was decided. Mrs Irene Sabin Merritt sought 250 damages and 1000 punitive damages from Mountain View rancher S M Smith. The court ruled that when chasing chickens a dog is a dog regardless of pedigree.
The illustration shows Stefansson's possible path north if water clears, and a western route if he returns by ship. It marks an unexplored Arctic region in light shading and the supposed Arctic continent in dark shading, with a dotted line indicating the sailing route and a base-of-operations line for the alternate course.
Valdemar Stefansson picks Captain Bob Bartlett to command his ship on the Arctic voyage intended for the Canadian government. The voyage aims to sail north from the northern cone toward the globe's polar regions, with plans to press onward beyond the Arctic continent.
The text describes a trek with sleds and dogs moving westward over ice and snow from a location referred to as the first base of operations, indicating a planned route or retreat across harsh terrain.
Weather report covers a 24 hour period ending 6 p m Mountain time detailing temperatures, precipitation, wind, and sky conditions. Data show highest and lowest readings, notable changes, and brief regional notes for the Mountain region.
Thunder showers are expected in Wyoming on Wednesday and likely Thursday. Cooler conditions anticipated in the north and west portions on Thursday.
Governor Mollovern vetoed a bill calling for a Wisconsin referendum on extending the alcohol ban. He argues past votes show the issue was decisively settled and a new vote would mislead and undermine reform efforts.
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