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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1919
Page
9
A compact list notes arrivals and social mentions in Cheyenne with residents such as W. Blake from Evanston and Agnew of Lusk visiting. It records births at St. John’s hospital and various travelers including Mrs. Widomes and the New, along with several others in town.
A. W. Brown of Divide visits the city. A. J. McDonald and B. T. Comy are guests from Chugwater. Hurt and L. Lafaan of Pine Bluffs are guests. Joe Wilson and W. B. Perry of Laramie are in Cheyenne. Cahill and Holiday advertise coal types with contact phone 46 today.
A fragmented notice expresses willingness to assist and provide money. The writer claims capability to care for someone and mentions a phone contact, though details are unclear. The message shows uncertain wording and lacks complete information.
A humorous essay on hats highlighting social double standards for men and women. It argues women may wear what they like while men face scrutiny and potential mockery for fashion nonconformity. The piece advocates comfort and practicality over strict style, urging men to wear what pleases the public.
Charges of complicity in criminal assaults against Russell Orchard John A Ras ael and Mrs Ina Howard were dismissed after a not guilty verdict was returned in the trial of Richard Byers the fourth defendant to be placed on trial.
Theresa A. Jenkins describes Cheyenne children’s gymnasium display on September 13 1919 featuring vegetables fruits and flowers. Rabbits goats pigeons and a parade added zest while girls wore white dresses and boys wore festive outfits. Community organizers and helpers praised the effort and city readers were thanked.
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