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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
13
Notices announce upcoming meetings and social events with a six day lead time and offer insertions at ten cents per line. The text references lodge notices and other occasions where fees apply, framing them as brief items suitable for a newspaper notice column.
The text lists multiple Wyoming county fairs including Johnson County Buffalo Goshen Platte Big Horn Park County Sheridan and Goshen Torrington with dates from September to October. It notes the Wyoming State Fair at Goseee and a State Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Douglas from September 1 to 20.
The funeral for Ray Oliver Hubbard was conducted yesterday at the First Methodist Church with W. M. Nelson officiating. Attended by Yellow students from the Puglischad, the ceremony featured a floral casket and interment at City Cemetery, with more than 100 calling hours at Wooly’s undertaking parlors.
Seven original entries and two final proofs were made at the United States land office yesterday. The applicants were State selection George Reitz Edwin Castle Frank Wilson all of Minatare Nebraska Frank Van Trees Albie Ia Renk Seifkin Cheyenne Floyd Karder Carpenter Dennie 8 Fen tor Pinno Ta Those making proofs were Wil Ham Arnold Cheyenne Frank R Persea Burs
A garbled draft mentions The Sherman Co promoting subscriptions to The State Leader and hints at advertising value. It references mirror plating and a claim that one enemy yields more free advertising than a dozen friends.
Numerous short notices from Cheyenne and nearby, including business visits by officials and residents, marriage license issued, and local events. Mentions include Nellie Smith in Denver, Reverend Gray’s return, typhoid cases improving, a Womans Club dance, and a sheriff court matter. Also notes divorce suit, boots theft sentencing, and a hotel liquor appeal.
Kaufmann and Jacob Kaufmann, ex congressman, suffer typhoid. Brough, legislator, in the city from Lyman. The M. W. Bar ranch near Buffalo capitalized at 100000. Interpolators plan first class summer resort at Hurke Sheridan. W. Turke, state immune agent, in Sheridan on official business visiting Shoshone Ther opella Cody Powell Dawin. returns to Cheyenne next week. Dr. H. F. Davis, state veterinarian, returned from New York from veterinary convention. Edward Crew fined 10 dollars for giving beer to a 2 year old. fine suspended on good behavior. Mrs. John Garrity and children back from Laramie after visiting Mrs. Garrity’s mother. Woodmen of the World to hold smoker for W. O. W. team at Fraternal hall Thursday. Mrs. I. Stevens of Harrison, Neb., and two daughters visiting Claude Stevens, held at county jail for thrilling Andrew Cunningham of Albin. Stevens represented by Attorney Hugo Donzelman. preliminary date not set. Burr Ep, the Longmont man held on white slavery charges, held for trial in federal court. bail set at 500. E. F. Tracy of Broken Bow, Neb., in Cheyenne selling Wheatland Development land. sold about 1200 acres last week. Siiney Bartlett reports commerce up in Douglas. Franco-American Oil Co. enters Doughs field. six carloads of machinery delivered. drilling and erection to begin.
Burns boosters spent a busy day in Cheyenne selling tickets for a special train to Burns for the Laramie county fair on September 15. Delegation members listed include HH. B. Colburn Peter Smith A. A. Pugh Mr and Mrs L E B Penwick Miss Eva Wheeless Miss Mabel Noyes and Mr Bellows. The excursion round trip rate to Burns on the 18th is 60 cents.
Superintendent Ira B. Fee of Sweetwater schools receives high praise from teachers at the Rock Springs institute. Resolutions commend his lectures as a high plane of excellence and note his strong character and lasting positive impression on attendees.
Denver Sept 9 papers and discussion on technical subjects occupied sessions of the American Electrochemical Society. The conservation of zinc in ores containing other metals was a principal topic. Modern methods promise large savings by scavenging zinc rather than letting it go to waste.
Wilseck and a partner dissolve their business partnership. W. J. Wilseck assumes all Casper area work and ceases other business activities except the Casper job. R. INMAN remains associated. Janes retains Casper projects awarded to the firm.
The Sherman Co undertakes mirror plating and house painting projects providing finishing services for interiors and exteriors. Workers apply reflective coatings and decorative paints to residential and commercial properties, aiming to improve aesthetics and durability.
Marty, an employee of Governor Carey at Careyhurst, dodged a sheriff before a train stop in South Dakota. Authorities on the Crawford Nebraska train seized him as a suspected horse thief with a large bounty. After a night in a hotel and fresh evidence from Crawford bankers and citizens, he was released.
Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane telegrammed Pearlstine that he cannot attend Market Day Friday due to a busy West schedule. Despite his absence, farmers expect ample produce and hundreds of buyers, with feeding merchants planning special bargain sales to capture farmers’ trade.
Dr Frederic Lane said Secretary of the Interior Franklin K Lane collapsed while reviewing the Admission Day parade in Oakland due to strain and long touring. He added the condition is not serious and the secretary will rest at home for several days, with a history of slight heart trouble.
An old column blends poultry advice with a nod to historical figures. It discusses homemade fowl hoppers, feed mixes, and mineral stones, then shifts to Robert Browning’s evolving views on women’s suffrage and a note about Elizabeth Robing.
The passage describes red coral as a boray axis forming a shrub like colony of soft polyps supporting a hard red core. Fishermen surface the abrobike colony and clean the animal matter while preserving the red core. Red coral is largely hornlike substitute. heating can alter its color.
Carl Browne, once Coxey’s Army lieutenant, reveals an octoplane model he calls superior to existing craft. He has allowed publication as his patents gain attention in Washington, with Browne predicting a new fortune from the flying machine venture.
Dr. Carl Alsberg told the American Public Health association that federal authority does not cover in state food inspections, leaving rural health protections to state laws. He urged stricter enforcement, expansion of powers to regulate interstate milk and other dangerous unlabeled foods, and broader protection for rural communities.
A long hotel arrivals list shows guests from Denver Salt Lake City Rochester Milwaukee Chicago San Francisco Omaha Los Angeles Boston and more. Names include K K Reneck W M Lovesy WH Sanger M Brun J Ferny Verner Marony Young L N Vee Jee Collis Turner Brimmer Lesser Wellington Shade Bowman Ruker Rakke Saunders Bennett Lasche Schoulan Jacobson Laramie Jackobson Larkin etc. The Sherman Co and Varnishing also noted.
The Democratic Senatorial caucus finalizes the income tax section of the rarify bill starting at 1 percent for incomes above 3000 and rising to 7 percent for incomes above 500000. The plan tightens the exemption and broadens the tax base, without changing the principle of a graduated rate. The New York World notes the agreement and public fatigue with delay.
The item appears as a fragment referencing state actions related to advertisements in Wyoming. Readable details are limited. Entity mentions include the state and a publication medium.
A three reel melodrama The Death Stone of India is shown at the Orpheum today. Produced by the 101 Bison company in India it promises eastern pageantry and has attracted enthusiastic crowds for its detailed staging and orderly presentation.
Local notes mention The Sherman Co undertaking house painting and decorating duties titled as Powers Give Creece Kastoria.
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