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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
13
Regular municipal election to choose a mayor and two commissioners for Cheyenne. Voters will decide on city officers from the city at large with terms beginning January 1914. Authority cited by law and city ordinances.
Local items list repairs at Miller's Watch Shop 1709 Carey Ave and printing firm at 104 W 17th Street. Courier-style notices report officials traveling to Casper Douglas and Denver, pardons board meeting Oct 6, and court adjournment. Also notes bank incorporation Marbleton State Bank with 20000 capital and multiple property deeds filed.
Kinkead returns from legal matters near Dew Griffiths stay brief in Greeley. John Cook receiver at Lander visits on boat news. Barksdale back in office after brief absence. Clarence Houck heads to Laramie then back today. Willard Carpenter of Horm Creek on city business. Archie Allison returns from Laramie business trip. Dr M C Barkwell travels to the northern state. J J Jordan returns from Tron Mountain ranch. Dr C A Duniway passes through on trip from Laramie to Dougie. Market Day Thursday at Industrial club grounds with lively activity. William Yates and Phillips party meet M Lough and family from Ferryville. F H Vaughn to Fremont Neb for visits. lived there 15 years. Van L Gilford and wife home from Boise where outfit took part in round up. to arrive tonight. W T Buchanan and Fred Ballinger sail to Honolulu for a several week pleasure trip. expect to return to Cheyenne.
Mise Hansen recounts a Cheyenne group trip to Europe led by Misa Anna Tlansen and Edith Parnell to attend the International Sunday School convention in Zurich. She notes ocean voyage services aboard the Canopic, a Gibraltar stop, and a global gathering with 286 000 Sunday schools and 29 million members. The World Sunday School movement grows with conventions at Jerusalem 1904 Tokyo 1916 planned.
The land office recorded seven entry filings yesterday by Orn Abel Meadow Grove Neb Bert J Haynes Page Neb William P Mann Meadow Grove Neb George W Clark Cedar Rapids Neb George W Clark Cedar Rapids Neb Stuart H Lansing Node Wyo Arthur J Stevens Charles R Stevens Cheyenne Ida J and Hattie Arends Van Tassell Anton Branbora Choy Oe submitted three final proofs with the filings.
The Central Market company loaded a car of heavy draft horses destined for New York City. Most animals came from the Nimmo ranch and were sold to Gary Camp who accompanied the car.
Classified notice offers a complete set of law books with all questions answered for under half price. Terms optional. Apply Box Wf. 6, Sherman Co. Also mentions varnishing and a Wyoming medium of Wyomlog.
The Wyoming State Grange session ended as Albert Ooohan of Longmont Colorado praised local beet industry gains and farmer cooperatives. He cited beet price rises from 5.00 to 5.90 per ton and challenged Great Western Sugar’s dividends claim. Alex Hastie of the Leader lauded the new Wyoming Grange and Cessna of Colorado urged growth to thirty subordinate granges.
A. G. Campbell resigns as assistant superintendent of the Oregon Short Line. R. L. Whyte, special accountant for Union Pacific, arrives from Ogden for several days. Frank Harderles returns to work at Union Pacific shops after weeks of injury absence. Union Pacific opens automatic coaling station at Hitley Creek now in operation.
The Candy Shop two act musical review arrives at Capitol Avenue theatre on Wednesday October 8 with a star cast including Rock & Fulton Al Shean Tom Waters Wil Philbrick Oscar Ragland and Catherine Hayes. The production promises lavish scenes from a candy shop to Coney Island and the Panama Canal with a cabaret finale and spectacular chorus numbers. Also noted is the Cheyenne Trades Assembly election of John A McDonald as president succeeding Robert Sholl who resigned.
The text reads as a garbled medical fragment mentioning lung trouble with fever and weakness, partial references to treatment or remedies, and scattered notes on symptoms and possible care. Names, dates, or definitive events are unreadable in this damaged OCR segment.
High School Cadets select six wall sealing squads of eight with drills led by Sergeant Cardwell. Election of six sponsors and drawing of lots determine squad leadership, with Marjorie Stuart heading the first squad and Irma Patten guiding the second.
Old fashioned remedy claims Jud Salts flush kidneys to relieve backache and headaches. It promises to neutralize urine acid and ease bladder disorders by daily use, with a royal druggist noting widespread sales to prevent kidney trouble.
The State Lader serves as Wyoming's advertiser medium detailing local notices and commercial entries. It showcases typical listings, promotions, and public notices read by residents seeking regional ads and services.
The report lists leaders Edwin Lawler Edward Wik lan John Thomas Earl Jordan Willin Roeve Peter Marron William Dinneen and Donald Whipple. Sixth squad names sponsor Geraldine Murray leader William Coreen Orin Kerrigan Elmer Carrol Clarence Bromler Francia MeInerney Earl Babcock and Stuart rer. Addresses or affiliations are not provided.
A list of guests staying at the Plains Hotel includes H. H. Davia of Salem Hawaii, Hon. Riggs of Omaha, Henry Zetoach of New York, N. K. Auffman of Baltimore, W. L. Ewing of Denver, P. B. Gallagher of Washington D C, W. BE Tilton and wife of Saratoga, and numerous others such as Albert and Charles Lewis of Bayport Kansas, Loyd Day of Denver, J. S. Sheean of Hastings, and J. M. Fry of Colorado Springs among attendees from Chicago Denver San Francisco Milwaukee and Lincoln rooms.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and places including Omaha Denver Chicago Casper Cambridge Nobr New York and others. The text reads like a roster or notice but lacks coherent events, dates, or actions to anchor a specific news item.
The Lady Maccabees will convene tonight at Fraternal Mall with all members urged to attend as no business will be transacted. A new French automobile headrest features a retractable pocket and a car’s adjustable seat writes. China's first hydroelectric plant is under construction by German engineers.
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