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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1912
Page
13
A county ticket list names ED G Schoel for sheriff and Ray Olds for treasurer among others. The article also notes a West Side residence inquiry, a postponed dance for Eaton honors, homestead entries, a Scotland Scotland marriage license, and a sheriff Roach horse theft capture from Dovelas.
City officials names listed for mayor and ward council seats. D. W. Gill named mayor candidate. A Rob Tanle, W. Q. Pholan, and I. N. Ttansen listed as ward councilmen in the first, second, and third wards respectively.
Alderman Grainger and Fire Chief Taylor ordered alley cleanups citywide after surveys showed many were dirty. Miller's watch repair shop at 1709 Carey Ave promises correct work at moderate prices. The state experiment farm buildings near the city were moved to Ngbert under Mr Watson’s supervision. An athletic rally at the High School energized fans ahead of a return game with Eaton. Judge Matson sentenced Lady Lee to one to two years in the penitentiary for stealing sixty dollars.
An old advertisement claims a single bottle of Bromo Quinine laxative cures a cold in one day and grip in two days. It urges readers to look for the signature of E. W. Grove and notes the price as 25 cents.
Edward Taylor, chief of the fire department, warns against burning dead leaves after dark as dangerous. He notes city rules require burning rubbish and leaves sixty feet from structures but no ban on night burning. He urges caution, especially with wind, and to extinguish fires when leaving.
Cheyenne High students held a pep rally Friday ahead of the football game with Eaton Huskies. Faculty and team members spoke of hope for victory and praised last Saturday’s Laramie game. Committees organized for the November 1 upperclass reception, decorations, invitations, and evening program with dancing and a comedy style senior debate.
National tone reveres Cheyenne High as the class pledges loyalty to Alma Mater. The 1919 seniors vow to honor the school name and memory, marching toward knowledge and lasting pride as they dream of days past and future success.
Francesco Daddi of the Chicago Grand Opera Company stands out as a silent pantomime virtuoso in The Secret of Suzanne. His clever mute performance as the faithful servitor adds novelty and humor, often outshining singing as he communicates with exaggerated gestures and gong effects.
Joe Howard, head of his company, headlines at the Capitol Avenue theater on Tuesday night October 22 in The Goddess of Liberty. The American composer is noted for The Time, the Place and the Girl and The Land of Nod, with Mabel McCane joining him on stage after recent London success. Clara A. Ligler advertises beauty services at 411 W 19 St. Phone 817.
The piece muses that folly attracts more attention than wisdom and notes the appeal of both topical ideas and the larger concept. It contrasts a young girl's view of love as the world's most serious matter with the practicality of having sand to start dust.
In the recent primary Edward G. Schoel seeks Sheriff nomination and votes from all primary voters promising faithful performance of duties. Dr C Beard announces candidacy for Coroner, pledging faithful service if elected to the office.
A candidate solicits votes from all county voters for a two year term as commissioner and promises to ensure conscientious administration of county business if elected.
A fragment notes regular nominations and a speaker claiming lost votes and support from Democrat voters of Laramie County and other believers in honest service. The tone hints at an electoral appeal amid internal party dynamics.
For District No 2 voters a campaign speaks for Fred Bohnzstedt as a candid and steadfast choice. The brief note urges casting ballots for honesty and fearlessness in duties.
For County Commission four-year term, vote for regular Democratic nominee William Dunstan. He pledges to run the county’s affairs in a businesslike manner.
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