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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1912

Page

14

Groff Receives Three Month Furlough For May Move

Corporal PL H Groff of Company K Eleventh Trantry receives a three month furlough and will travel to Denver for a naval baseball season. Fellow players Bidwell Ruttenhaven and Galena join him, with Mrs Goff accompanying her husband. A shooting contest held yesterday awarded a prize to Sergeant Ma Lain after a 7 1/2 foot distance shot. Major John W Heavey will deliver a lecture on Infantry in conjunction with Other Army on April 10 in the Gymnasium Hall.

PL H. Groff Company K Maye Denver Tra Widwella Agate Raton Kaml PF. H Bidwell Ruttenhaven Galena Mra Goff Kites Company HK Eleventh Infantry Seregeant MaLain John W. Heavey 14Th Infantry

Leave granted to First Lieutenant Leroy P Colling

First Lieut Leroy P Colling of the 4th Field Artillery has been granted a two month leave of absence. The action allows him to be away from duty for the specified period.

Leroy P Colling 4Th Field Artillery

Stock Loss Is Small Says Gov Osborne

Governor Osborne arrived in Cheyenne from Rawlins and will depart for Denver on a short business trip. He notes very little loss of stock near Bowling this winter due to ranchers storing hay last year and predicts a large food supply on the range for the coming season.

Osborne Rawlins Denver Seerion

Big influx of settlers into state in 1912

The 1912 migration to Wyoming will reach thousands as many settlers seek irrigated lands. Information from Immigration Commissioner Schenck and State Land Commissioner Woo king urges Carey Act firms to accelerate construction to meet demand for irrigated parcels. Nearby items note Easter cards at Hird’s and Mrs. Clarence Warris recovering from grippe and enjoying fine weather.

Wyoming Schenck Wooking Clarence Warris

Johnson pessimistic about world title bout with Flynn

Chicago April 3 Jack Johnson doubts a July 4 world championship fight with Jim Flynn will happen. He says he is ready to discuss terms with Tom O Rourke or any funder. O Rourke arrives from New York to finalize a $15 000 offer to Johnson to fight Pulver. Curley failed to attend a conference, raising Johnsons suspicions as he waits for a decision.

Chicago Jack Johnson Jim Flynn Tom O'Rourke O'Rourke New York Johnson Pulver Jack Curley

Curley Derailed the Flow as Easy Money Slipped Away

He laments letting a lot of easy money slip through his fingers while fiddling around with Curley. The quote highlights frustration over mismanaged funds and poor decision making.

Fourth Field Artillery Defeats Ninth Cavalry In Close Game

The 4th Field Artillery defeated the 9th Cavalry in a hotly contested match on the 4th Artillery alleys. Postgame notes mention meetups in Cheyenne or Fort Russell and provide contact for Private Pollard, Battery D, 4th Field Artillery, Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming.

4Th Field Artillery Cheyenne Ft. Russell Pollard Ft. D. A 4Th Artillery Brown McCarty Ahrendt Cassidy 6Th Cavalry Hurt Calwell Wilson Wallace Cadwell

Athletic Board Officers Elected at Intercollegiate Meet

Warren D Howe of Indiana University was elected president of the graduate committee of the Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association at the annual meeting. Edward R Johnson of Iowa was chosen secretary and treasurer. Marcy Good of Purdue, George Ehler of Wisconsin, and A A Stagg of Chicago named to a committee to visit Lafayette Indiana to inspect the outdoor conference grounds before reporting back.

Chicago Warren D. Howe Indiana University Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association Edward R. Johnson Iowa Marcy Good Purdue Indiana George Ehler Wisconsin A. A. Stagg Lafayette Ind

Easter Booklets at Sanda

Card of thanks from Mollie Duffey’s family expresses gratitude for sympathy and kindness shown after her death. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Al Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hazen, and Margaret Duffy.

Mollie Duffey al. Rice Frank Hartman Scott Hazen Margaret Duffy

Trains Run Through Nebraska After Washout

Twenty one trains in a day arrived in Cheyenne yesterday after a washout west of Omaha held trains for four days. Union Pacific cars loaded with passengers appeared to form a makeshift union depot in Cheyenne. The through Nebraska way trains were back on schedule, keeping the line running with restored service.

Cheyenne Union Pacific Omaha

A Mean Slap in a Sketch Exchange

A dialogue from a sketch mocks luck as the decisive factor in a game. One speaker laments dependence on luck, while the other retorts that success should not hinge on luck alone.

Try New Life Demonstrator Offers Home Treatments

An expert demonstrator can visit homes for those unable to attend. The device, usable from any lamp socket or batteries, claims instant relief for rheumatism, neuralgia, sleeplessness, and poor circulation. One free treatment allegedly proves benefits and soothes headaches and neuraglia.

Try-New-Life electric motor device shown for instant relief

The article describes a compact treatment machine named Try-New-Life that uses a small electric motor on a platform with a polished ebony handle. Power from a simple wecker or battery drives a ruby applicator with multiple shapes to treat headaches, rheumatic pains, and inflammation, delivering a fast massage-like relief. Demonstrations and free treatments are offered at the Hamilton Beach store in the Deming building on West 17th, with operators available to teach usage.

Hamilton Beach Deming Weet 17Th &1

Try-New-Life Promises Relief For Nervous Women

A promotional notice touts Try-New-Life as a gentle spine applied device curing backache sleeplessness bladder trouble and a range of nervous disorders in women. It claims rapid sleep relief throbbing headaches neuralgia indigestion weak kidneys and liver issues improve blood flow and joint mobility with no pain.

Pature Bright Ieee Reneree

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Fort Russell News Tidwell Stone Gov. Osborne Hird's Pug Curley Flynn Sanda West 17Th Street Colorado Peojlle Cheyenne Hamilton Beach Sales Co Deming Block W. 17Th St
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