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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
5
Pending nature event notices sketch a ten line brief for each insertion. The report notes meetings and local happenings as small entries with concise details.
Wyoming fairs listed by date and location including Johnson County Buffalo Laramie Burns Park Cody Platte Big Horn Basin and Goshen county events along with the Wyoming State Fair in Douglas and the State Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Douglas from September 11 through 20 with multiple dates for each event.
The text cites satirical jibes about The Sherman Company and a parade of smoking exploits. It mentions London sketches and humorous notes on English writers like Carlyle and Bishop Burnet, describing their pipe habits and the comic images of smokers composing and puffing.
Local vendor Wagner advertises home cooked ham for sale at 17154 Capitol Avenue. Contact Lat to arrange purchase or delivery.
Miller's in the place for watch repair and adjusting. 1709 Carey Ave. Printer ads for 104 W 17th St. Artesian Water delivered per Fallon. Numerous residents and officials travel to Rawlins, Douglas, Newcastle, Laramie, Pine Bluffs, and Denver. Also mentions Ga. Joffee illness and Radium company incorporation at Evanston.
How Goes to Denver reports a visitor to Denver yesterday. Drinks fines in police court: William Hahn and Oliver Finney fined five dollars each. Lane Funeral Today: Henry Lane Jr. to be buried at St Mary’s Cathedral at 9 o clock this morning. McGill on Job: John McGill returns to capitol desk after absence to fix Albany county tax levy tangle. Norton Moves More: Everett Norton relocates to Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power with his family from Wheatland.
Eight original homesteads and an equal number of final proofs were filed at the United States land office yesterday. Applicants include Fred L. Conroy Leon Ia Edward Anding Madison Neb Peter Oscar Person Trene 8 D James L. Vondra Seward Neb Sigred Haugland Sioux City Ia Mashall Maricle Clarence B. Maricle Rozander C. Maricle Boone Neb Those filing were Nathaniel J. Terrill Edward B. Welty Richard H. Fox Jeanette Welty Frank G. Haney Ernest Glenn all of Chugwater Theodore Federer Cheyenne Charles W. Ray Golden Prairie.
Funeral services for Effie Hubbard were held at the Methodist church with Dr J J Shingler and Rev L C Hills presiding. The church was crowded and classmates from the high school served as pallbearers. Interment followed at Lakeview cemetery beside her brother Ray Hubbard, buried Tuesday.
T Blake Kennedy outlined the commission form of government for civics and commercial law students at the high school. He traced its American history from its start in Galveston to adoption in Denver, noting Cheyenne did not adopt the plan.
Miss Ruby I. Bailey leading lady of the Girl and the Vase company paused in Cheyenne for two hours with her mother Mrs. Lillian A. Bailey who traveled from the Bailey ranch on Little Horse Creek. The troupe continues a week long engagement in Denver and Mrs. Bailey will remain with her daughter during that span.
Funeral services for the late Myron Collenburg will be held at the Congregational church at 2 30 Saturday afternoon. The Rev J J Shingler and the Rev Leon C Hills will conduct the services. Interment will be at Lakeview cemetery. Collenburg was president of the senior class and it is expected that all of his classmates will attend the funeral. The pall bearers will be chosen from among his fellow members of the high school cadet corps.
Wilseck and Inman dissolve their partnership. W J Wilseck takes over all business except the C job and C R Inman retains work awarded to the firm as Waepur.
A reflective moral piece defines charity as every kind act toward others. It emphasizes aiding the thirsty removing obstacles and smiling at others as virtuous paths. It contrasts earthly wealth with the good one does, quoting Angele and Mehaw ied on life after death.
Hemé cooked ham and lunch dainties at Wagner's located on 17154 Capi to avenue. The brief item notes a food service event with a focus on prepared meats and luncheon offerings at a local shop.
The Industrial club grounds are arranged for farmers to park wagons and display produce at Cheyenne’s first Market Day. The store room at 112 West Seventeenth Street is prepared for bad weather. Farmers are expected by 8 o clock, with turnout uncertain though likely to grow as the event proves successful.
A man identified as C. E. Ernest and a woman named May Ernest were arrested after arriving on trains from Speer and Cheyenne. The woman allegedly offered services to male visitors while the pair claimed a fake Denver telegram said the man abducted her, and police investigated the unusual tale.
Os Peachitow, the closest man to Farrow county, dates a Hest classmaker. A rescue scene inspires a moving picture project with Cid Tansy as operator. Gabe Tansy warns Cur to improve his skills, else the family faces hardship.
A garbled excerpt notes confidence in major falsehoods printed in newspapers. It mocks headlines about a South American president dying naturally and a New Year’s resolution broken, citing various papers like Seattle Post-Intelligencer and Denver Republican.
A damaged snippet from the Youngstown Telegram describes a late night in a department setting with workers awake and discussing sleep, a light being put out, and uncertainties over a nickel or a broken metal button under covers.
The readable fragments describe a friend leaving to vent and another remarking about a casual gathering. The text is garbled with stray phrases and lacks coherent events, making it difficult to identify specific people, places, or actions.
Fort Morgan Colorado November 11 tragedy in women cow pony race as Misa Sperry, 20, and Helen Waites collided at the finish. Sperry was crushed in the heap. her skull fractured and body crushed, instant death. Waites rode another horse trained for relay work as the wire reached.
Ministers across the United States prepare special prayers for public schools on School Sunday. The Rev. Leon C. Hills will preach and pray for school welfare in the coming year, stressing parental duties and home influence while avoiding sectarian instruction in public schools.
Robert N. Grach, graduate of Northwestern University School of Music, offers piano and theory lessons in Cheyenne. Single 45 minute lessons are $1.50 each or $12 for ten weeks. two lessons weekly $20 per term. Theory classes require five pupils at $5 per ten weeks. Call or write to arrange.
Charles Puelscher manager of the Tivoli saloon was fined £190 and costs in police court for permitting Hugh Clark and Charles McKinley to gamble there. Clark and McKinley testified Puelscher was not present and that the bartender allowed the game. Woolsaher appealed to the district court claiming he was at work and not responsible.
Ad claims Pape's Diapepsin digests everything and relieves indigestion in five minutes. It asserts quick, safe stomach relief with no belching or gas, improving mood and enabling eating favorite foods without fear. Encourages buying a fifty cent case from any drug store.
A Chicago Record Herald humorous pair recalls a summer resort meeting two or three years ago. One person asks for clearer details while the other hints at a past proposal on a palm shaded hotel veranda with rubber plants.
The fragment presents dialogue between a Lady Customer and a Shoemaker about shaping echoes, blending interior and exterior aspects in a Meggendorfer Biatter style. It hints at surreal, whimsical crafting of sound and memory within a graphic narrative framework.
Hotel arrivals include L. Pollock and wife from Denver, C BE Kaser from Denver, FE Von Hergen from Omaha, H G Schnider from Kansas City, J R Williams from Chicago, J Ames and J J Muesch among others, with guests from Denver Denver New York Boston and Los Angeles.
A fragment hints at a Wyoming want ad medium from The State Leader noting glazing and mirror plating by the Sherman company. The text is incomplete but signals advertising for glazing services and mirror plating in a local publication.
An advertisement claims a physician devised ointment to remove freckles. It promises quick fading after two or three applications and offers a money back guarantee if it fails. The copy urges readers to ask for double strength othine and to buy through their druggist.
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