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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1912
Page
14
Omaha to Cheyenne Ogden and Denver schedules listed with trains 1 101 102 303 104 109 170 and No 25 30 28 27, detailing arrivals departures and times. Includes Denver time table and Chicago Burlington & Quincy accommodations.
In the recent primary election Edward G Echoel secures the Democratic nomination for Sheriff. He seeks support from all primary voters and promises faithful duties. The records are certified by a majority of Democrats in Laramie County.
A elected official won the two year term by securing broad voter support and pledged to ensure conscientious administration of county business. The victory signals a focus on stable governance and diligent management of public affairs.
Regularly nominated in the late primary, T BO gains votes and broad backing from Temocrat ic voters in Laramie County and supporters of good, honest, efficient service.
A London magistrate questions a quarrel over a black eye. The complainant wife retorts that her husband was not a physics wreck until after the injury was caused. The exchange highlights a domestic dispute recounted in the Telegraph.
A candidate announces candidacy for Coroner of Laramie County promising faithful service if elected. The message is brief and incomplete with stray letters included.
National League results featured two games with multiple batteries listed for Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Washington, Cleveland, and St. Joseph. Key pitchers included Ruprecht, Archer, Suggs, and Severold, with noted darkened endings in several contests and postponed games due to rain.
In terse draft text a local Sherman Co appears with Sun-Proof Paints referenced. The note seems to hint at product branding or a painting project headline. No clear people events or verifiable dates are present in the readable fragments.
Cheyenne High School held a lively pep rally with about 50 students and teachers in the auditorium to cheer the team before the game against Eaton High School. Superintendent Mr. Fee urged teamwork and clean living, while Coach Jones and club officers stressed commitment and sacrifice for the squad.
Denver won the Western league pennant for a second straight season after St Joseph defeated Omaha. The result left Denver a half game ahead with Omaha needing unlikely remaining wins and Denver losses to overtake the lead. Denver’s unofficial percentage stood at 0.608 to Omaha’s 0.575.
Francis Nance, born in China and brought to the United States at age five, was captivated by New York's tall buildings and ships but grew oddly mournful, peering about as if searching for someone. He explained he expected to see Teddy, hinting at a missing familiar figure.
A fragment notes a statesman as a politician who can talk intelligently on Sehed nile K and mentions the Sherman Company in a terse, newspaper-like item. The text cites Willie-Paw and a query from the Cincinnati Enquirer while referencing Dutch Kalso-mico.
Frank Chance, manager of the Chicago Nationals, defends Murphy after harsh charges about liquor affecting pennants and world series wins. He says Murphy harms the team by attacking players and that drinking after games is common but not before games. Chance notes his record and disputes anti drink clauses, urging focus on the 1918 season.
A grim line echoes a man lamenting that his final friend has just borrowed his last dollar. The note reflects a bleak moment in a Wyomma publication likely tied to a Want Ad medium.
A Benton stock broker in Wall Street offered about $10,000 to bet on Red Sox vs Giants with 10 to 7 odds. Friends formed a hollow square to shield him from the crowd, but no one accepted the wager as interest from local adherents remained low.
September 26 Brooklyn reports the successful completion of the new stadium for the Brooklyn National League club after a $200000 mortgage filing. The funds will finish construction delayed by labor troubles, with opening set for the 1913 season as President Mabbetts promises the diamond ready for the first game.
The Alta Commercial Club was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on August 6 1912. The object is to promote diffusion of information establish amusement places for members and welfare to aid Alta town interests. Capital stock none term fifty years. Operations in Alta Wyoming under three directors S F Choat Jes Champion and Rule Mil. Agent for service S R Choat with offices at Alta Wyoming.
In first grade a young teacher described cats with sharp teeth queer eyes and velvety paws and planned to persuade the class of something related to the animal. The brief excerpt ends as she considers her next step in conveying the lesson.
A back-row voice asks the teacher about a coat for the kitty while a misread line from a vintage trade magazine and a hairdressing ad appear in the text. The fragment preserves a schoolroom moment with garbled dialogue and a local business reference.
Western Coal Co. promotes coal and coke filling at storage prices for the rest of the month. Located at 724 W. 22d St. contact J. A. Anderson, phone 995-w, Louisville.
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