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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1912
Page
15
An ad cluster runs from a carpet cleaning offer by Quam Vacuum Cleaning Co urging readers to leave items at the Leader Office and call 704. It also promotes a smokeless odorless fry pan by Connolly Co and a Cheyenne money loan with easy payments at Plains Hotel Building Room 25.
Engineer Don H Bank of the government irrigation program in Idaho promotes a wood and tin measuring box for wells that would cost under 2.50 and accurately gauge water usage. He argues widespread adoption would settle disputes, prevent overuse, and raise the value of water as farmers enforce uniform rights. He claims the device, tested in movable schools, could reduce neighborly friction and save millions by preventing water theft and misallocation.
A New Jersey wife declares she will not consent to a prisoner exchange to save her husband and keep the family from further distress. She says she loves John and her children want him, but she cannot have a rebel for a husband and refuses the exchange.
New York financials and metals show call money at P18 as on per cert with minor variations in copper tin and lead prices. Stocks across Amalgamated Copper American Sugar Atchison Great Northern New York Central Northern Pacific Reading Southern Pacific Union Pacific and Steel report mixed to steady closes. Livestock in South Omaha hogs steers cows and calves show steady to firm demand while Chicago markets reflect steady cattle hogs and lambs with typical price ranges.
Certificate states Prudential Casualty Company of Indianapolis Indiana has complied with Wyoming requirements and is authorized to transact casualty insurance in the state for the current year. Signed by K. B. Forsyth as Auditor and ex officio Insurance Commissioner with seal.
A fragment shows a little girl informing her mother of a soldier outside with a wooden lot. The mother, distracted, replies that they do not want any. The line hints at a domestic scene and unfamiliar wartime imagery.
Notice is given that owners holding more than two thirds of the shares of the Capital Block of Good Fortune Iron Company have called a meeting at Room 619 First National Bank Building Cheyenne Wyoming on May 11 1912 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to consider dissolving the corporation and winding up its affairs under Wyoming law. Charles A Guernsey president of the corporation signs as contact.
Citizens of Cheyenne urged to clean up premises under city ordinances Article 5 Section 83 to 395 with a $10 per violation penalty A special cleanup season runs April 10 to May 1 1912 with city assistance and federation clubs help led by Mayor Bresnaitien.
The speaker claims unique credentials and direct patient care without advertising or medical company affiliations. He asserts his true photograph and name prove identity while denouncing substitutes and institutions and promises effective single-treatment cures while preserving affected parts.
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