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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
16
Women’s clubs suspend summer work as San Francisco hosts a biennial and Cheyenne prepares for the State Federation in October. Ogden’s Ladies’ Literary club offers prizes for a municipal cleaning day essay. Chicago plans two new hotels for women students and nurses.
The Presbyterian Aid society will meet at Mrs Pees’ home Friday afternoon with Mrs John Reen and Mrs Melster hosting. The Guild of St. Mark’s holds a work meeting Friday at the Parish house with Mrs Dugald Whitaker and Mrs Jolitz as hosts. The Presbyterian Mission Circle was entertained Tuesday with a program on Styun, Laos, Cuba, and Porto Rico, including a review of the Life of Clara Parton. A $10 donation was voted to aid the dry farmers’ church at Lost Cairn. The League for Good Citizenship promotes a municipal clean-up day on Arbor Day.
A business owner asserts independence from others in conduct and pricing. The declaration proclaims no price agreements or conferences and promises lowest possible cash prices for better food, titled Je Te BOYD.
The Mountain States Monitor notes numerous visits and staff changes in Wyoming telephone offices. Key moves include Anna Keeley transferred to Great Falls, Flora White promoted to district traffic chief, Kathryn Moran named assistant chief operator, Hullinghag replacing Engelke at Laramie, and new operators in Casper. The Cheyenne Sheridan tollline route planned, weather and remodeling updates in Laramie, and a major snowbound delay near Douglas.
New York May 29. John D. Rockefeller, retired head of the dissolved Standard Oil, testified whether the company was truly dissolved under the U S Supreme Court decree. He denied attempts to evade the decree and disputed questions about proxy voting and reorganization plans.
Sanitary ice priced at 30 cents per hundred sold by Cook Bros Co with phone contact 197 for orders.
Rome May 29 A maid Giaconda testifies in the Baron Paterno trial describing the murdered Countess Trigona as one who loaned money and trusted him. She recalls daily telegrams and that the baron kept a loaded revolver while the countess feared only his possible self harm.
The notes describe weather indicators showing fair or rainy conditions and stationary temperatures. Interactions between numbers like No 1 and No 4 suggest changes to warmer or colder temperatures and the presence of rain or snow across locations.
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