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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1912
Page
11
The Post gym hosted a lively evening of gay revelry with Ninth Cavalry music and a masked party. Guests from town arrived in uniform and fine gowns, enjoying a full program of solos, a saxophone quartet, and spirited dancing until midnight.
Indignant state protests reaching Washington are credited with possibly swaying policy on the French Creek project. A letter referenced by Senator Warren, from the Reclama tion Service director Newel and General Land Office commissioner Dennett, suggests a potential modification of its order. The message dated April 18 was addressed to Commissioner S. G. Hopking in Cheyenne Wyoming.
Advice on home hair and skin treatments includes thorox dry shampoo for fast hair response and orris root or corn meal mixtures. Mayatone in witch hazel smooths skin and reduces pores while delatone paste removes hair. Mother's Salve aids healing of cuts burns and skin eruptions.
Copy of a director letter to the commissioner shows a more favorable stance toward French Creek than later correspondence. The note is signed Fr. BE, Warren.
Capitol Avenue Theatre screens a historic reel titled the Burial of the Maine. It opens in Havana harbor with cofferdams and the barnacle covered hull, then shows towing, sinking, and the final plunge. The audience is moved by Old Glory’s last farewell as the old ship vanishes.
New York April 17 The Cunarder Carpathia flagship of the Cunard Adriatic fleet is roomy and comfortable though not a first class modern liner. It carries 290 cabin passengers and offers accommodations at 75 dollars with steerage for 2300, enough to house Titanic survivors until New York landfall. The vessel is well supplied with food and buoyant confidence exists she will cope with the rescued passengers. A wireless dispatch says she was 56 miles east of last night at 11 oclock.
The following citizens have subscribed to the seed fund raised by the committee of the Industrial Club for the relief of farmers in this district. Names include F. FE Warren, Joseph M. Carey, Henry Altman, M. H. Hartung, Irwin Bros., Frontier Milling & Elevator, J. W. Hammond, Pioneer Abstract Co, Roy Moore, Gibson Clark, McMillan & Shepherd, Ingersoll Store Co., Dan Burk, Tribune Publishing, Wm. Myers Dry Goods, H. Kingham, Wm. Dutlois, F. Ay Meanea, K W. Stone, Citizens National Bank, and many other contributors from Cheyenne and surrounding firms and individuals. Total seed fund raised in Cheyenne for Union Mercantile Association.
A maritime notice reports the Ambrose channel light timing off schedule and a vessel likely anchoring in the bay Thursday night before arriving at her dock Friday morning. The Wireless line confirms all aboard are well. The State Leader Want Ads serves as a middleman for both ends. Three lines at 25 cents each.
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