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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1913
Page
13
City readers learn of council meetings and local returns as Cheyenne sees a stream of visitors. Reports cover court business, state guards, ranchers and engineers, with residents from Laramie to Douglas sharing travels and undertakings.
An old warning urges Americans to curb rich foods to protect kidneys from uric acid buildup. It promotes four grains of Rad Salts dissolved in water before breakfast for several days, claiming it cleanses kidneys, relieves bladder issues, and reduces back pain and headaches.
A garbled notice references The State Leader publication and a company named The Ghermas Co. It shows marketing jargon with unclear actions and missing details about dates or locations. The readable parts suggest a subscription or promotional offer context without concrete terms.
The Irwin show arrives at Union Pacific yards to a warm welcome after a highly successful debut season. Performers split duties and will take the troupe’s gear to the Irwin ranch for winter storage. Mrontler Daya lauds Charley Irwin for piloting the venture. Irwin plans to rejoin Union Pacific in a few weeks.
The Supreme Court refused to confirm a writ of habeas corpus for Margaret Kobey a 14 year old delinquent minor and remanded her to Sheriff Carroll Platte County. She was arrested Saturday at Wheatland on a delinquency warrant alleging acts. Judge Mentzer reaffirmed his order of commitment citing jurisdiction as the reason for the earlier release by the high court.
Governor J. M. Carey and land commissioner H Hopkins met Secretary Franklin Lane in Denver to discuss Wyoming federal land policy. Wyoming officials report satisfaction with Lane views and expect a liberal constructive policy, with Goshen Hole project extension and possible new projects within a year.
The Anderson Musical company presents The Candy Shop in this city on Wednesday October 8 at the Capitol Avenue theatre promising a premier troupe of singers dancers and comedians. Led by Broncho Billy Anderson and manager J J Rosenthal the cast features Rock and Fulton Al Shean Tom Waters WIll Philbrick Oscar Ragland Franklyn Farnum Gene Luneska Catherine Hayes Bessie Franklin Cecilia Novasio Kitty Doner and 60 additional singing and dancing performers.
A review of Lloyd F. Lonegran’s playful piece showing an elderly guardian who manipulates his niece’s inheritance to delay her marriage. A goat alarm, United States Goat Protectors, a chase, and a clergyman aboard a moving express create comic chaos as the ward and her fiancé seek a wedding before the guardian’s schemes end.
Cholera outbreaks among hogs from western Nebraska have appeared in Burns and nearby areas after two carloads were purchased in drought regions near North Platte. The hogs, initially cleared by the inspector, began dying days after arrival, marking an unusual outbreak in the locality.
Passenger service on the new transcontinental Burlington line begins October 20 with bi weekly trains. Tickets priced between Casper Wyoming and Kirby Mint. First departures from Kirby at 7 a.m. on Monday Wednesday and Friday. From Casper on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 7 a.m. the trip takes 12 hours. Plans include direct Cheyenne to Kirby service via regional lines.
Snow fell across the state Sunday night with the heaviest moisture in Sheridan at .05 inches and Lander at an equal measure. In nearby areas the fall ranged from about two to three inches of snow, totaling around .016 inches of moisture.
George S. Walker secretary of the Industrial city sends invitations for a conference about the Yellowstone and Black Tillis highways. The meeting will be held in this city on October 15. The routes will run north south from Wyoming through Colorado to the gulf, expected to bring heavy automobile traffic to Cheyenne, potentially rivaling the Lincoln Memorial highway.
A sprawling hotel arrivals section lists guests from cities across the United States including Denver Chicago Omaha New York and Denver again. Notable names include J F Richhardson Mrs Jack Eliott C P Wilson W C Foster Felix Alston J McDonald J G Bates and G L Dewker among many others.
Fragmentary OCR presents a string of personal names and surnames including Wively wife Sheridan Annie Bepal Meyers Donyer Puterson Willington Keon Chicago Kistler Cas per Ramsey Caster Sturge on Casper Mrs Ward Waldeo. No coherent event or context detected.
A fragmented OCR shows a string of personal names and towns including G W Carmen Denver J W Fowler Dubuque TD John Denver A P Weat Sheridan etc. The piece resembles a city directory style column listing residents and their origins without clear narrative or event.
A testimonial advertisement claims Kerkman's Alterative cured severe throat and lung affections in patients including a young woman with bronchitis and a friend who recovered after two years. The letter cites long use and recommends contacting Beko Laboratory in Philadelphia for more details and noting availability from druggists and Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
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