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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1912
Page
10
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Sheridan April 15 Judge River will preside tomorrow at the first session of the United States federal court held in northern Wyoming. The new Sheridan federal building provides court facilities and convenient access for residents of northern Wyoming. The courtroom and judge bench are ready with chambers and offices for the district attorney and jurors located on upper floors.
The Cheyenne Presbytery annual meeting will be at First Presbyterian Church Burrs starting Wednesday at 3 pm on April 11 and ending April 13. Open to the public with sermons, addresses, and music by the church choir and soloists.
May wheat in Mad Leap to Ill reports wild activity in the wheat pit from Chicano Illinois. Traders hit by rapid price swings as May options rose from 1.10 to 1.11 dollars before retreating, while July futures swung between 1.05 and 1.07 dollars. Market chatter blamed crop damage and speculation on higher prices.
Mary E Kuhl a noted temperance evangelist arrives in Cheyenne and will speak at the Baptist church Wednesday evening and meet the W C T U Indies at Mrs Carpenter’s home 18th and Warren. The Saratoga Sun notes she is vice president of the Dimera Woman's Christian Temperance Union and describes her recent itinerary including talks at the Presbyterian church and a World’s Problem address with details of the Passion Flag.
The Reichardts, owners of the Sanitary Dairy at 1109 Dillon Street, demonstrate a high standard of dairy practice with a healthy herd, separate cow testing, a full sterilizing plant, bottle delivery, and a year round poultry yard to ensure fresh eyes and clean milk for their customers.
Rome reports continued shock over the March 14 attempt on King Humbert II. The incident underscores anarchist risk and the difficulty of infiltrating tightly knit groups. Anarchists lack a central body, operating in small, highly secretive cells with internal oversight.
The piece cites the killers of Carnot Elizabeth Bresci and Humbert, noting planning links and predicting a harsh life for Dalba. It describes long prison terms, solitary confinement, restricted contact, diet and exercise rules, and punishments, then ends with an advertisement for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
Chronicle of medical claims promoting Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for chronic constipation. It cites testimonials and a mail order offer for free sample bottles, listing Dr W B Caldwell's Monticello New York address and customer letters from Idaho and California.
In Omaha on April 16 the rite of episcopal consecration marked a historic moment as Patrick A. McGovern, raised in Omaha, became a bishop in Cheyenne. Archbishops Keane and Scannell, with Lincoln Bishop Tihen, led the ceremony at St John’s Church, following Latin and English readings and the threefold sequence of examination, consecration, and investiture.
Fragmentary OCR describes a scene at Eastport Mina in January 1865 with people discussing corn rationing and mules. An Irish man jokes about pay while a mule reacts, and references to weighing corn and a “he-law” arise amid confusion.
A clipped reminiscence describes a wartime oration where a dyspeptic humorist and an honorable seaport figure reflect on a near miss in battle. The veteran recalls the bullet that narrowly missed him as the most striking memory. Auction sale location listed as 1607 Capito Avenue.
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