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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1912
Page
6
Dr Pierce advertises free samples of Pleasant Pellets to relieve biliousness and liver disorders. He notes years of practice at the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, offers a book on chronic diseases, and promotes Golden Medical Discovery as a blood medicine without alcohol for blood impurities. The letter invites immediate requests from all readers.
Deep in the American forest are herbs like gloodroot and Oregon grape root used in a pure gyneric extract named Golden Medical Discovery. Dr. Pierce claims it purifies blood and tones the body, aiding digestion and chronic coughs, with cautions about acute coughs and advanced consumption. Sold by dealers. offer details include a 1000 page medical adviser and cloth-bound book mailed for 31 cents.
Wauneta resident M L Newman offers about 4000 pounds of spring wheat that won first prize at the Omaha grain show, priced at two dollars per hundredweight. He notes the wheat was milled on a Chatham farm and can ship samples, with oats of White National stock at $1.50 per bin.
University of Wyong Glee Club member Ross L Bancroft injured in a motorcycle crash near Laramie prevented his joining the tour. The group postponed concerts through Casper Dowghis Whealand and planned a Cheyenne benefit at the high school gym. Auction Sale listed at 1609 Cuplivol Ave.
The Industrial Club of Cheyenne reports a list of citizens and businesses contributing to a seed fund for farmer relief. Subscriptions include F Warren, Joseph M Carey, Frontier Milling, Pioneer Abstract Co, Sherman Co, Tribune Publishing, Cheyenne Trunk Factory, Union Merc, Geyser Laundry, Stock Growers, and many others totaling 2256 dollars. The list spans local lenders, merchants, and manufacturers supporting agricultural aid efforts.
The Medical Board in the Philippines protests khaki leggings over long trousers as uncomfortable and unhealthy in tropical duty. The text also includes farm guidance about successful smallholding with livestock, crops, and poultry, plus a quip about optimism and social commentary.
Delegates from Lansing report a bitter contest as Taft and Roosevelt factions clash at the state convention. Police eject some Roosevelt pickets while Gordon is named temporary chairman amid trading of views on instructional votes. Roosevelt forces push for at large delegates including Osborn Nichols Wesselins Boughey Joslyn Gordon and more.
A Mone Carlo ruler, Prince Albert born 1848 and ascended 1889, shows strong interest in Wyoming oil regions. He plans to stay longer than expected and may skip a Denver return trip. He has a son Louis, born 1870, and his tiny principality is nearly fully built with little land for cultivation.
Washington April 11 The Senate rejected the Honge proposal to reduce cavalry from fifteen to ten regiments after a broad debate. The decision ends efforts to shrink the cavalry force and keeps current unit levels intact.
A Capitol Avenue Theatre crowd praised Cheyenne performers in a lavish Pirate song and chorus production. Mrs. J L Rockwell led piano and Mr. J Lovett Rockwell conducted a strong cast from Mrs. Brewster to Harold Vaughn with standout solos by Mrs. Drewster Farnsworth and Archie Hale. Auction Sale. 1609 Capitol Ave.
Edgar Gilman died last night at 2617 Maxwell Street after a prolonged struggle with tuberculosis. Born in Clarence Missouri, he sought health across the western states. He came to Cheyenne about a month ago to reside with his sister-in-law. The body will be prepared for shipment to Missouri for burial. He is survived by his widow, his parents, and one brother.
Hoppe defeated Demarest 500 to 400 to defend the 18.2 balkline billiards championship. If not challenged by May 10, Hoppe claims the trophy outright. The notice ends with a promotional line for The State Leader Want Ads as mediator.
Kentucky’s 26 delegates headed to the Republican national convention are split with 20 instructed for Taft and 30 for Roosevelt. Roosevelt leaders plan to contest the arrangement, seeking to gain influence against Taft supporters.
President Taft denounced recall advocates and those opposing judicial decisions as demagogues lacking understanding of constitutional guarantees. He spoke at the Minion League club but did not name individuals.
Havana reports Cuba fails to show appreciation for American sacrifices in liberty efforts. The U S State Department line reiterates official sincerity but notes no broad popular gratitude or demonstration.
Barbara Cal April 11 Robert Cameron Rogers author of The Rosary was operated upon for appendicitis. The surgeons pronounced Mr Rogers condition as furious.
Champ Clark plans a Texas tour starting Tuesday to win the state's Democratic delegation to the national convention. His headquarters open at Fort Worth on April 11 as he proclaims himself a servant of the people amid lighthearted farmer banter in the Washington Star report.
Listings show events at the Capitol Avenue Elks and Saturday Musical Club. Dates include April 29 Maude Adams performing Chantecler, May 18 Helen Ware in The Price, May 21 Little Miss Fix It, June 16 The White Squaw, June 22 Margaret Anglin in Gre Stockings.
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