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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1912
Page
5
In letters from Mrs John Underwood of Ohio and Mrs L A Gray of Wisconsin readers report relief from catarrh and stomach issues after using Peruna. They describe long doctor visits and prior suffering followed by improvement and ongoing use.
We, the People Hiram Baker of Laramie lis In. the city on business. John Murphy and James Flanna van were in Cheyenne yesterday from their ranches on Horse Creek. Charles Powell and wife of Lander are guests at the Metropolitan. Clifton Richmond of Salina, Kan., arrived in Cheyenne yesterday and intends to start a new and up to date pool hall in this city. John McGill of Laramie is registered at the Metropolitan. KR. F. Perkins of Silver Crown, who has been in St. John's hospital for the past two months, has greatly improved and will return to his home today. T. F. Whitehead is a Sheridan business visitor in the capital city. John Fish and wife of Walton are guests at the Inter Ocean. W. L. Stamper and wife of Denver are stopping at the Plains. J. A. Elliott came down from Wheatland yesterday on a business trip. Mrs. L. B. Hunt of Chugwater is visiting friends in the city this week. H. L. Jennings of Wheatland was in the capital city yesterday. B. Hebner of Lander is in the city on business. John Wilkinson and wife of Pine Bluffs are visiting in the city. Charlen Smith and wife were in from their ranch on Horse Creek yesterday. George Mosley of Casper is registered at the Normandie. KK. B. Hea was in Cheyenne yesterday from his home at Grover, Cole. O. Wright and BE. L. Rumsey are Wheatland visitors in the capital city today. HH. B. Planck of Laramie is registered at the Albany. Raymond Vines was visiting in Lammle yesterday.
Mrs P L Marborwen of Lirohwareville reports relief after using Cuticle Cutaneous remedies for eczema with full recovery of skin inflammation. The testimonial mentions persistent itching scaling and burning, eventual cure, and notes the products helped her baby as well.
J M Akin of the firm Bdholm Akin returned yesterday from a business trip to Evanston. W M Ley left yesterday for Seattle.
Community items include repairs offered by Miller's and Wassermain's shoe sale at Homestead, plus a factory trunk sale and women’s oxfords. Notices report Earl T. Volz homestead entry, a fireman injury, Civil Service exams, and various city visits and homestead filings.
The Cheyenne Wyoming area gains attention in a Saturday Evening Post issue with a nearly two million circulation. An Emerson Hough article on dry farming highlights the state and three J B Stimson photographs of Cheyenne area scenes accompany the piece.
The State Land Board the School Land Board and the Arid Land Board met yesterday at the office of the Commissioner. Mise Stuart of the State Office will leave for Sheridan to conduct sales of several thousand acres of State and Educational lands and inspect other tracts. The Commissioner is confined to his office due to illness. Auction Sale 1607 Capitol Ave Sherman Co.
The third annual event for public benefits by the Woman's Club at Fik's Home featured tea and games despite a wind storm that hindered flowers and reduced attendance. Prizes in bridge and Five Hundred included a salad bowl, dishes, and a sugar creamer set, with proceeds earmarked for library furnishings.
An advertising notice for cement work and construction materials including concrete, sidewalks, curbing, foundations, iron fences, and jail cells. Promotes bonded licensed service by W. S. Thomas with a 16 BE address and phone 356-Y. Auction sale listed at 1607 Capitol Ave by The Sherman Co.
City property broker J M Newman of 1618 Capitol Avenue outlines Cheyenne bargains including a modern bungalow in the south city, several close-in lots with small cash down and monthly payments, a Holdredge Addition corner lot with sewer and water, a four room furnished house, a $20-acre relinquishment, a rooming house bargain, a ranch hen, and services in fire insurance loans and live stock.
Mary B. Kuhl a noted speaker and vice president of the Illinois Woman's Christian Temperance Union will visit Cheyenne this week. She arrives Monday from Laramie and will be hosted by local workers. On Wednesday she speaks at the Baptist church at eight o clock with a parlor meeting at J R Carpenter's home.
An advertisement touts D.D.D. as a skin treatment for eczema, urging that skin cures skin and claiming endorsements by Dr. Evans and Dr. Holmes. It offers a $1 bottle with a money back guarantee from Palace Pharmacy, asserting instant itch relief and strong efficacy.
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