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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1883

Page

3

Thoughts and Events From a Veteran-Skewed Humor Column

A July 12, 1883 weekly page compiles quips and anecdotes from General Sherman to Bowdoin College, lampooning politics, education, and public life. Jokes touch on army scrubbing brushes, helmet buyers, autographs, trade dollars, and a child asks about the devil, all framed in a caustic postwar satire tone with local-press flavor.

War Department Romulus Rome Peoria Illinois Transcript China Rochester Express General Sherman New York Philadelphia

Jenkins and Ross Cowboy Boots at 367 Sixteenth Street

Jenkins and Ross offer custom made cowboy boots touted as the best in the territory. Located at 367 Sixteenth Street, the shop invites customers to visit for fit and design.

Jenkins & Ross Sixteenth Street

Fourth of July Picnic at Dale Creek Excites Cheyenne Crowd

A Cheyenne driven Fourth of July picnic train to Dale Creek enjoyed music dancing and scenic views despite a late start and overcast weather. The party toured Oakes Ames pyramid admired Dale Creek canyon and a 127 foot iron bridge before returning home after a lively afternoon of dancing fireworks and fishing.

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Dale Creek Cheyenne Sherman Oakes Ames’ Pyramid Union Pacific Union Pacific Railroad Ames Dale Ollerenshaw W. P. Carroll Walker Bros Terpsichore Wyoming A. R. Johnson

Local Post Office Reforms And Weather Log For Cheyenne 1883

An item notes post office staffing limits and hours with four clerks, possible fourteen hour days, and delivery access until 10 pm for box holders. It includes a Cheyenne weather summary for June 1883 by Sergeant E McGovern, detailing temperatures, wind, humidity, rainfall with daily extremes and counts.

Riner E. McGovern Cheyenne

A Welsh Classic in a Welsh Preacher’s Sermon

An unlettered Welsh pastor visits a plain country town that prizes Hebrew and Latin. Lacking Greek, he uses Welsh expressions to win the pews, delivering a staged gospel with a bilingual twist. A Welsh spectator roars with laughter as the preacher mashes languages to save face.

H. H. Ballard Wales

Fourth of July in Cheyenne a Quiet Observance

The Cheyenne Fourth was calm with only small fires and limited noise. About 500 attended the baseball at the railroad grounds where Fort Russell lost badly. Races at the driving park featured a trotting winner Fred and short dashes won by Charlton and Chief. Evening dances at Keefe and Library halls ended with orderly, festive crowds while Brush-Swan light system tests and storage boxes headed to Cheyenne. A Springfield report hints at a statewide coal miners strike looming.

Bowdoin College Parker Cleveland College Carrolton Eagle Gulch Plumas County California Deadwood Times New York Tribune Hoadly Greeley Cheyenne Cain Washington Dale Creek Round House Fort Russell W. R. Wightman Prince Anderson Fred G. C. Charlton Alter Charlton Nellie Mr. Brauner Chief Keefe Library Hall Industrial Union Hall Keefe Hall Syracuse

Hair fashion notes for Grecian style in New York

The text describes evolving hair arrangements for Grecian styled looks in New York, noting front waves and cowlicks, head pins, top-of-head updos, and fringe variations. It mentions loops, curls, and a refined, genteel aesthetic, with emphasis on securing the style for a poised appearance.

Clara Belle

Creaking fragment hints at arrival near Jallianwala Bagh

The readable bits mention someone coming to Jallianwala along a route or turf, suggesting a travel or access note tied to the historic site, but the incomplete text leaves the event, person, and date unclear.

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