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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
13
A mother describes her infant's scalp ailment that caused hair loss and persistent sores. She credits Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap with curing the condition after doctors failed, and encourages others to request samples from Pottosque & Chem Corp. in Beaton.
William Dawson of Chugwater Ignatius Berna and Dominic Miller from Douglas are in Cheyenne. N 8 Wilson and wife of Casper visit this week. Clyde Clarke of Douglas stays at the Plains. F S King of Laramie tours the capital. Dr J Kamp arrives from Casper. John Brooks and wife of Casper stay at the Plains. W W Case and A L Ronald from Laramie visit. C HE Howell arrives from Rock Springs. G W Bremer from Egbert in city yesterday. John Johnson of Laramie registered at Becker. Robert Gordon of Wheatland was in the capital city yesterday on business.
George Black and wife of Nast greeted in metropolis while Will McDonald of Iron Mountain Way transacted business in Cheyenne yesterday. T. J. Ferrell of Lander registered at the Normandie. C. ft. Gowsett arrived from Casper on business. Mrs. Meyer of Slater stayed at the Albany. W. Stroud of Sheridan and C. BE. Howell of Rock Springs attend state board of water commissioners meeting. B. Kerr of the State Humane Department travels to Laramie for official duties.
Short items list services and notices including Miller repair shop, final proof by James E. Harvey, handmade trunks at the Factory, notarial commission to H C Krojicek, American Electric Shoe Shop, Cody Garage incorporation, hair dressing offerings, marriage license for Kinsberg and Metz, birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs FB Clausen. Clausen is Union Pacific supervisor.
The Sherman Company offers an auction at 1607 Capitol Ave Sanitas featuring items like Big Ben alarm clocks priced at $2.50. Watch inspectors from Edholm and Akin Co and Union Pacific Railroad are noted among participants in the sale notices.
Incorporation papers filed for The First Presbyterian Church of Lingo Haw. Civil Service Commission to hold May 23 exam for laboratory analyst with salary from 1000 to 4000 dollars. Homestead entries listed for Parke La Grange on $20 acre, Ralph M. Thomasson Torrington on 920 acres, Thothag K. Karslake En Campment on 160 acres, Phoebe Park La Grange on 20 acres, James L. Kisline David City on 820 acres. Admitted to practice law in Wyoming: Ralph B. Washburn Casper, Guy A. Andrews Torrington, Robert B. McNally Sheridan. Supreme Court heard Grover Irrigation and Lane Co. v Lovella Ditch, Reservoir and Irrigation Co. on water rights for irrigation. Chamberlains Tablets praised by Darius Downey of Newberg Junction NB former and wife reports relief for stomach and bowels. For sale by all dealers.
Fraternal Hall hosts a dance on Friday April 19 with refreshments available. Admission is 25 cents. The notice lists ages 17 18 and 19 for eligibility.
A continued roster lists numerous first cabin passengers presumed dead after a disaster. Names include Victor Giglio, W. H. Harrison, H. Haven, Charles Hays, Christopher Head, W. F. Hest, Herbert Hilliard, W. E. Hopkins, A. O. Halverson, and many others, with several entries noting spouses. The lengthy roll features passengers linked to entities and families, reflecting the scale of loss.
A vintage advertising piece touts TIZ foot bath solution claiming dramatic relief from corns bunions and foot pain. It emphasizes happiness and quick results with a 26 cent box sold by Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago and recommended by drug stores.
Madeline Force Astor wife of Col. Astor was a Cheyenne resident for years. Her father served as foreman for the Arbuckle ranch, twelve miles northeast of town. She and Col. Astor were returning from Europe to wait for a New York arrival when reports say he perished aboard the ill fated ship.
Cheyenne to film a Friday morning outdoor shot showing Good Roads volunteers repairing city streets. Volunteers meet at the Dineen garage at 9 o clock with rakes brooms and nail pickup gear. eight minute filming for a nationwide Current Events picture to be distributed to east side syndicates.
Mexico City April 17 the Mexican government refused to recognize the right of the American government to instruct it on duties in observing international law Calero foreign minister said in reply to Assistant Secretary Huntington Wilson's demand. Omaha April 17 Roosevelt closes day in Nebraska asserting Taft would have no chance if voters chose the president directly.
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