Fragmented OCR note hints at shelter and costs
A garbled OCR fragment mentions shelter needs and costs, referencing a church and a few individuals. It alludes to payments, poverty, and a collective effort but lacks clear details or names.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1876
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment mentions shelter needs and costs, referencing a church and a few individuals. It alludes to payments, poverty, and a collective effort but lacks clear details or names.
Commercial printing offers cheap, quick jobs as The Leader promotes its large circulation in Wyoming. A proprietor pledge disclaims employee debts, while a Cheyenne free lunch fiend asks for ritual deliveries to his stop, joking about living nearby.
W M Grosvenor argues that if Congress delays opening electoral certificates until March 4 1878 the new House must elect a president. He contends the right to elect only arises after certificates are opened and no clear popular victor is declared. The constitution then requires immediate ballot by the House to choose the president.
List of letters remaining in the Cheyenne Post Office Wyoming Territory as of December 25 1876. Names include Mrs Amelia Arthur Miss C Anderson C W Abbott E Bagley A M Burton and many others. Letters uncalled within thirty days will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
A corrected weekly price list from Whipple & Hay shows wholesale and retail rates for grain, flour, butter, cheese, lard, bacon, meats, and canned goods. Includes Cheyenne city and Albany county officials and public notices.
Physicians praise HALr s Honey of Horehound and Tar for coughs and lung ailments. A self help cure offer from Rev. Joseph T. Inman. A reward for Robert Smith Lewis inquiry in Cheyenne. Wyoming compiled laws advertised for sale at the LEADER office.
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