The Trip Mint Name and Hidden Middle of James K Hackets
A garbled note claims James K Hackets, a U S champion matinee figure, lacks a middle name known to many friends. The piece references a Sherman Company veneer and an unclear publication window.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1912
Page
14
A garbled note claims James K Hackets, a U S champion matinee figure, lacks a middle name known to many friends. The piece references a Sherman Company veneer and an unclear publication window.
Cheyenne High readies for a big game today against Wheatland in town. A rally in the study hall featured speeches by Coach Jones and Professor Schwiering and praised the team as they pursue a third straight win over Wheatland. Players listed include Fowler, Mark, Clowery, Hughes, Snow, Grose, Howack, Storey, Chambers, Keating, and Doyle as they balance study and sport. Cheyenne’s season so far includes losses to Eaton and a close game versus Greeley, with pride in a strong effort against Eaton’s grit.
A cautionary account of a mother distressed by a choking child during an attack. The piece touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a certain cure for croup and urges readers to keep a bottle at hand. Advertisement notes State Leader as Wyoming want ad medium.
Bresnahan challenges the Cardinals management after notice of contract termination despite a four year left on his deal. Mrs. Britton, J C Jones, and attorney Lon C Hooker held talks while Bresnahan vows to force the club to honor his bound contract and salary terms. Rumors link Miller Huggins as possible replacement.
The Cheyenne high school season prepares to start with a strong boy roster including Kell Fowler Sarke Fitz and Walker and ample material for several teams. Girls also plan match games with top players Della Hillard Irene Hillard Kina Jerson Anna Presnahen Mittie Guy Mary Nimmo making up the first teams.
A wealthy woman reports losing jewels valued around 100000 dollars while escorting by a stranger after an evening in New York. Charles Smith of West Twenty third Street offers 5000 dollars for the return of the pearls and diamonds as the missing jewelry includes a pearl necklace and other high value pieces. The woman seeks to avoid publicity but asks authorities for recovery of the jewels.
Washington report says cholera again sweeps India with August totals of 21,306 cases and 10,260 deaths in Madras province and similarly deadly tolls elsewhere. The scourge is not as severe as in the worst years but remains deadly.
Mission Texas October 24 William J Bryan will soon begin erecting a home on his 200 acre farm here at a cost of 100000 The plans have been finished for some time and work will start as soon as the campaigns ended.
A notice proclaims a local sale offering one pound fancy chocolates in fancy boxes at 60¢ regular, and Italian creams at 20¢ per pound. The playful line Woltz adds a warning that a word to the wise suffices.
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