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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1912
Page
14
An advertisement touts 25 cent bottles of Danderine Knowlton to double hair beauty quickly. It claims immediate root stimulation, reduction of itching, purifying scalp, and abundant, velvet soft hair with daily use then reduced to two applications weekly.
Troop H of the South Cavalry held a concert and dance with the fall band providing music. Sergeants Kellam and Hurt and Corporals Ropinson and Hamilton led the event. John Maxwell, longtime Fort Russell heating plant manager, received orders to transfer to Fort Crook Nebraska to oversee the new post's heating plant. The concert was postponed earlier due to the death of Lieutenant Zimmerman of the 4th Field Artillery. Corporal Alan Harding, discharged from the 11th Infantry, will reenlist and serve at Port Leavenworth as a prison guard.
Private Claus Alphonka and six Army privates from Hospital Corps including Jake Hirsch Noa M Logan Frank W Seibel Clifton H Stanford and Charles M Royall have been assigned to Field Hospital No 1 and deployed to the Let location.
The report lists Ter man General Hospital at the Presidio of San Francisco California detailing Private Leonard Coleman of troop B fifth Cavalry on extra duty as a laborer in the quarter Master’s department relieving Private Cary HL Lewin of troop J sixth Cavalry.
A message calls each regiment and organization to send one officer to an assembly at 2:00 pm in April at Headquarters to discuss the post baseball league.
An old fashioned patent medicine claim promises relief from indigestion and satiety by cleansing the stomach liver and bowels overnight. The ad touts Cascarets as gentle and effective for adults and children and says a nightly dose keeps users well for months.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces a May examination to fill field clerk vacancies in the Reclamation Service with salaries from 60 to 125 dollars per month. Both men and women 18 or older may apply, with optional testing in bookkeeping, typewriting and stenography. Contact the 11th Civil Service District in Seattle for application blanks and test sites.
Notice announces sale of Moyiine Tea Company from Mia T C Murray to W Birke with Mrs Murray to redeem debts and premium checks through March 30 1912. Also reports Loyal Gold Mining and Milling Company incorporation in Cheyenne Wyoming March 13 1912 with capital stock 500000 divided into ten million shares at five cents, three directors FP Fuller W L G Smith Samuel McKirahan, and service agent John C Thomson with addressed office in Cheyenne.
The stockholders of Dolly Silver Incorporated of Wyoming met February 1 1912 to dissolve the corporation after all debts were paid. The dissolution was unanimously resolved with appointed officers to file notice as required by law and publish in The Cheyenne State Leader. Executed February 15 1912 in triplicate for state, county, and newspaper records.
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