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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
11
A large luncheon at Mrs Knight’s home featured pink and white décor with guests listed in detail. In St Mary’s Cathedral Miss Margaret OConnell wed Louis Warlaumont in a Lohengrin procession and a seven course wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home.
Mrs Warloumont and her husband left for Denver for a week or ten days and will be at 609 East Eighteenth after November first. A large Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting was held at Mrs J W Rockafield with guest Mrs Minere of Colorado. Mrs Hone was named press reporter. Thirteen members attended. Mrs William Myers and Miss Charlotte Brooks returned from a Colorado trip. Mrs William H Gill returned from six weeks in Portland Seattle and Spokane. Mr Peter Macfarlane and son Donald visit before a Colorado trip. Friends of Donald Miller learn of a new son born in Laramie. Mrs Miller is Miss Margaret Adair. Mrs L Hughes to entertain the Eube club at 1910 Carey Ave this afternoon. South Side W C T A to hold a social at Mrs Henry Varnum’s on Bari 12th st Thursday at 2.
A garbled ad copy touts Vinci cod liver oil claiming it cures fatigue and debility. It urges readers to try the product with vague promises of restored youth strength and well being, signed by a Drigigiat in Cheyenne.
The Laramie paper reports Cheyenne railroad shops being relocated as part of the Vulon Matific project. Affected workers and facilities are described, with notes on previous shop sites and the move’s scope.
A rumor claims the Pinion Pacific plans to push into Den and a road segment near the fleet, with machinery cuts anticipated. Cheyenne recently allowed Colorado and Southern and Burlington to connect lines through town, contrary to Union Pacific wishes, prompting UP officials to say the claim is news to them.
The WM. Myers dry goods store will be closed all day tomorrow in observance of a holiday. The move affects shoppers seeking apparel fabrics and household items. Regular hours resume the following day with stock and prices unchanged.
The Union Pacific Railroad collects over two thousand U S newspapers advertising the 1910 Frontier celebration in Cheyenne. The compilation to WR W S Stone shows newspapers from every state, with millions of words, excluding magazines, and covers only bona fide news publications.
An advertisement extols Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted female remedy made from roots and herbs. It claims broad success against female ills and rebuts fraud accusations from critics.
Nearly two hundred Cheyenne Knights of Columbus met at Fraternal hall to mark the Four Hundred Eighteenth anniversary of Columbus discover America on October 12 1492. Speakers included Father Duffy and Attorney General W E Mullen. An elegant banquet followed. A bill to set October 12 as a legal holiday was discussed. Vine Wall Paper at Sherman Co.
Miss Minnie Pickard of Altamahan NOC writes she was ashamed of her face but after using D D Prescription three years ago there is no sign of rash pimples or scars. The article touts B D D as a cure for eczema and skin issues with soothing ingredients and a pleasant taste, selling 85 cent bottles at a local pharmacy.
Fragmentary text from 1990 referencing a meal cost of 5400 and a free entitlement offer ending in 1941. Key details and context are missing, making the event, parties, and location unclear.
Incorporation papers filed with the secretary of state by the Mineral Oil Company of Wyoming capitalized at 100000. The Woman's Missionary Society of the MelC church to meet next Friday at 2 96 at Mrs W C Hoskins 2221 Van Lennen St. Marriages licenses issued: Harry P Frederick and Blanche Moore. John H Cole and Mary M Lynch.
One hundred thirty residents of the Holdredge and Park additions to Cheyenne sign a petition requesting mail carrier service in their area.
C Gallagher and a Mexican sheep herder report waste near the First National two offenders cited for improper disposal and officers are investigating the case.
Tony son of Mr and Mrs M of Gos West Sixteenth Street died of tuberculosis at noon yesterday. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
A number of Cheyenne residents including members of local Masonic lodges departed yesterday morning for Douglas to attend the funeral of the late M. C. Barrow. The funeral is scheduled for this afternoon.
The Daramie Plains development company argues before Judge Matson to restrict the water rights of the Taramie River as part of a Wyoming settlement case.
A Cheyenne district court ruling affects voter registration for Howes alias case. The order clarifies eligibility and required records for the ward registration, with deadlines and enforcement by local election officials.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an August event involving a person named Ott andетng. It mentions an arrest under a complaint related to signing something while a warded individual and a shepherd named Giger. The text implies a robbery during intoxication with a small amount reportedly taken, but details are garbled and uncertain.
On Friday evening October 4 a Democratic rally will be held at the Capitol Avenue Theater. Principal speakers include former U S senator Joseph M Carey of Chevenne Dr Earl Whedon of Sheridan and Siger Hosefird of Cambria, candidates for governor secretary of state and superintendent of public instruction respectively. Moldings at Sterman Co.
Charles Puelcher and E J Walters urge a meeting at Early's undertaking establishment at 1 PM to escort the remains of Edward Crommet to the depot. The message designates a secretary and dictator role in the arrangement.
A garbled program note describes an Atlas show featuring Kelley and Kelee, dancing acts, a famous horse race with Dan Path and Nancy Hanks, and performances by Murray K. plus a tile orchestra led by Prot. Dain. The listing hints at additional acts and a Delta Iowa venue segment.
Tommlin a 22 year old native of Georgia came to the city seeking lung treatment. He died Tuesday at a private hospital after his tuberculosis worsened. He studied at a southern college, his parents are dead, and two brothers remain in Georgia. His body will likely be sent home for burial.
The Wisconsin Myers Dry Goods Store faces imminent closure as owners announce financial difficulties and plan to wind down operations. Local suppliers say inventories will be liquidated and customers advised of final sale dates.
William Macatee aged 107, believed oldest Civil War veteran, died at the United States Naval Home in Philadelphia where he had lived for thirty years. He celebrated his 107th birthday on September 22 and served on the frigate Constitution before retirement and entry to the naval home.
Pure bred two months old Scotch collies described as finest cattle and sheep dogs. Suitable as house dogs and children’s companions. Address E. C. Howell, Box WT, Des Moines Iowa.
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