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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1913
Page
13
Complete stock of lace curtains with Swiss patterns 24% yards long and up to 40 inches wide. New curtains with ratine lace fitted priced from 0.50 to 2.50. Mercerized crepe curtains with wide insertion priced 3.00 to 5.00 and door lace in stock. See our new lace bod ole line.
Readable parts show emphasis on fabrics including Cheney silk and Jap silk with repeated listing of dress goods and silks. The fragment hints at a catalog or advertisement showcasing textiles such as dress goods silks and grepes for sale.
Fragmentary note records a plain check or tally at a place named Dimities and mentions India in a terse, unclear context. No clear events, dates, or named persons are readable.
Fragmentary OCR notes list various yarns and fibers such as Shetland Wool Angora and cotton goods. Mentions Germantown and Skeln Lohat with references to knitting and large balls of material.
The data summarizes 24 hours ending in Mountain time with historical extremes for the date. Maximum 85 degrees set in 1892 and minimum 21 degrees in 1885. Last year the date recorded a high of 41 and a low of 30.
Weather bulletin from Washington on September 29 forecasts local rains and cooler conditions in the north and west of Wyoming with fair weather in the southeast Tuesday. Wednesday brings more rain or snow in the southeast with continuing cooler temperatures.
Railroad wrap reports Union Pacific staff travels to Laramie and Ogden for vacations and work. Oregon Short Line to begin a Broiler Parlor car service between Salt Lake Ogden and Boise on daylight trains starting September 26, first of its kind in the West. Denver and Salt Lake Railroad completes surveys and right of way for a 150 mile westward extension from Craig toward Salt Lake City, with $4 to $5 million estimated for the project.
An old advertisement touts Chambersain tablets to “make life minor” by easing constipation and bowel regularity. It is directed to general readers and claims avoidance of various diseases, noting sale by all dealers.
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