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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1913
Page
16
The notice advertises reduced prices on white and lavender dresses, with regular tags of 22.50 and 15.90 now marked down to 4.48 and 8.00 respectively. Several more gowns are shown in the east window and in the salt department not advertised but greatly reduced.
Robert O'Brien head of the Raijiway Mail Clerks association in Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska returns from Washington after talks with postal service heads. Aimed at allowing insurance for members without licenses and instituting a plus and minus credit system for conduct. Extra duty to be cut and parcels post at terminals with crane hands trained there. O'Brien was in Washington July 28 to August 3 during a severe windstorm that damaged the White House area with fallen trees and wrecked roofs.
Right fielder Kinney homered twice including a tying shot in the ninth. Woodmen push two more runs in the tenth to beat Laramie 10 to 8 at Laramie Sunday. Union Pacific Clerks started for Denver Sunday to try to force Elitch’s Gardens out of business as the score is reported.
In a Sunday doubleheader at Pioneer Park Conway's All Stars beat Becker 11 to 6 in the first game despite a sloppy inning in most aspects aside from batteries Davis and Walker. The second game echoed errors but Knights of Columbus edged Terrors with better contact and defense, tallying six more hits.
A farmer owning a wood lot can turn a gas engine and wood sawing machine into an excellent investment. Even a two horsepower engine will perform much work, and upgrading to a larger engine may pay off as more tasks become available.
A London medical authority argues fashion moves are evolutionary, not revolutionary, criticizing extreme dress by a few and praising modest, tailored outfits. The piece describes spring summer silhouettes with tunics, waists, and coats in velvet, satin, and crepe, noting material shifts for autumn and year-round wear.
The message urges steady road maintenance to prevent damage and boost business. It cautions bidders to avoid underbidding and stresses forming a road association to push for better road laws and rates through legislative action.
Henry Boldt, 57, placed two sticks of dynamite in his vest pocket at his home in Altoona and lit a fuse. The blast blew off an arm and split his body. authorities believe prolonged illness driven the act.
Department quartermaster announces sealed proposals to furnish a several months supply of forage and bedding for posts in the central department. Proposals due 11 AM August 18, 1918. contract to begin October 1. Information upon request from Lt. Col. Amos Kimball.
The guide stresses well drained warm rich soil, thorough cultivation, and well mixed manure. For larger beds turn under manure with a plow, do deep plowing, and perform the first plow in fall with a second in spring. One year old roots recommended. long single rows easier to manage.
The article describes prompt tapping to relieve severe gas buildup in horses and cows. It notes the trocar and capula are inserted into the right flank of a horse near the rib and feather, while cows are tapped on the left side. It warns infection risk and cautions on instrument use.
A fragmented agricultural text discusses pig feeding and growth, noting early weaning influenced by intake and weight, and the impact of diet on hog health. It mentions dairy byproducts and skim milk mixed with grain as valuable fodder for pigs at various growth stages.
A speaker urges readers to study Helen Keller's life to overcome complaints and obstacles. Keller, blind and deaf, became a renowned writer and lecturer, proving the will to win matters more than perceived limits and urging persistent effort despite lack of resources.
A domestic scene in the Louisville Courier Journal shows Jobo and John discussing thrift and saving money on purchases. The dialogue centers on economizing and the idea of a money transfer as a new concept.
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