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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1909
Page
3
Local society columns outline private home entertainments and meetings. Mrs Rockatiptd hosts women’s missionary society at home Friday. bake sale by Baptist ladies. numerous parlor gatherings and card parties. Townspeople plan dances, picnics, and receptions with several notable visits and moving arrangements reported.
The return to heir ranch is planned for the rest of August. Mr John B. Brooks of Boston, brother of the governor, will join the family in town.
The Atlas bill showcases Mack and West pan tomists and comedians with vocal and instrumental acts. An energetic side act and a climactic acrobatics finale close the show. Pictures and songs exceed standard fare with catchy music. The program ends tonight with a new bill announced tomorrow. Reservations at phone 444.
Palace Pharmacy Co markets Samoa a flesh forming food claiming rapid weight gain and health benefits. They advertise a money back offer and postpaid refunds if customers do not see increases in flesh and strength after ten days, citing statistics of 98 out of 100 users gaining weight.
A faction in Centennial argues against renaming Lake Brooklyn in the mountains near town to honor Denver mayor Speer. Opponents say Speer has given no public justification for the honor and deserve neither recognition nor the lake renaming.
An unusual crowd gathers as reporters relay a lively convention scene with notable attendees and a sense of public interest. The article notes organizers, participants, and a charged atmosphere around the proceedings.
Report describes the arrival of delegates to Chicago for a national convention. Police standby at a hotel where guests clash with crowd seeking rooms. Authorities plan to prevent rioting as tensions rise around lodging and security.
Battle weary veterans of the Army of the Philippines arrive in Pittsburg for the tenth annual national reunion. Registration at the Hotel Schenley opens the event, with business and credentials sessions and a public meeting at Carnegie Music Hall to follow.
The New York Times reports charges against Michael J. Rickard, assistant superintendent at Bellevue hospital, over unusual bookkeeping translated as horticultural terms. Rickard says he followed precedent and gained no personal profit, as the board audits proceed.
An advertisement touts dental cosmetic services highlighting full sets of teeth and the Gaaper Method. It promises handsome results for partial plates or bridges, claiming expert care and affordable appearances. Vacation days are urged for children's dental visits at a large state-wide dental concern.
An item lists contact lines and numbers with a brief reference to a specialist case. The entry mentions a sequence of numbers and phone reference 198 Red.
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