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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1912
Page
6
An advertisement touts Danderine as a miracle hair growth product. It promises rapid, abundant, lustrous hair by applying a small amount daily, with a suggested routine of thinning to weekly applications and claims of scalp cleansing and strengthening effects.
Troop H Sth Cavalry held a concert and dance with the fall band of the regiment performing. The event noted quarters decor and refreshments between dances. Sgt Kellam and Sgt Hurt along with Cpls Ropinson and Hamilton led the organizing committee. John Maxwell, long associated with the post's heating plant, received orders to transfer to Fort Crook Nebraska to oversee heating at transportation. The Battery E concert was postponed due to Lt Zimmerman’s death and Allied events. Corporal Alan Harding, discharged from 11th Infantry, plans to reenlist and will serve at Port Leavenworth as prison guard. he will leave soon.
Private dst Claus Alphonka 1D Nicholson and Privates Jake Hirsch Noa M Logan Frank W Seibel Clifton H Stanford and Charles M Royall of the Hospital Corps field hospital no 1 have gone to the Let
Private Leonard Coleman of troop B sixth Cavalry and Private Cary HL Lewin of troop J sixth Cavalry were detailed on extra duty in the Laborer quarter at Terma n General Hospital Presidio of San Francisco California and relieved by Masters department.
Each regiment and organization 1a to send 1 officer to meet in assembly at 2 00 pm April at Headquarter s for a post baseball league.
A boggy ad touts Cascarets as a cure for indigestion torpid liver and clogged bowels causing sour belching yellow skin and headaches. It promises a thorough cleanse by morning and months of relief after a night’s use. The pitch targets men women and children with a gentle stomach line.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces a May examination for field clerk vacancies in the Reclamation Service. Salaries range from $60 to $125 monthly. Open to men and women 18+. Optional stenography and typewriting tests offered. Apply for blanks and locations with the secretary in Seattle.
Mrs. Murray sells Moyiine Tea Company to W Birke with debts and premium checks through March 30 1912 to be redeemed by the former owner. Frank Hadley authorized to collect. Loyal Gold Mining and Milling Co incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming March 13 1912 with $500 000 capital and 50 year term. operations planned in Cheyenne Denver and Colorado. Directors FP Fuller W L G Smith Samuel McKirahan. Agent for service John C Thomson and office Salte 1 and 12 Presnahen Brock Cheyenne Wyoming.
Public notice by president W. H. Hamilton and secretary Clara L. Martin declares Dolly Silver Incorporated dissolved. The February 15 1912 execution states all debts paid and dissolution effective, filed with Wyoming Secretary of State Laramie County Clerk and Cheyenne State Leader publication.
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