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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1912
Page
5
A therapeutically toned note advises cooling the skin during summerlike conditions to ease prickly heat and irritation from eczema. It mentions external cooling washes and a dermatologist’s ointment, and promotes a local druggist in Cheyenne Wyoming as a source for remedies.
A Cheyenne clipping lists owners and services including Miller's Watch Repair at 1709 Carey Ave and a notary appointment for Mary A. Wilson of Van Tassell. It notes teachers heading to an institute, state water commissioners named, a Lyric movie bill, an incorporation filing for Van Tassell Building and Loan, staff changes at Mountain States Telephone, Le Cron's Yellowstone trip, visitors and residents, recoveries from illness, a church address, a theft guilty plea, European trip return, a store purchase, labor assembly date, kindergarten opening, and the Shaffer funeral with Odd Fellows services.
A Wyoming druggist advertises Saxo Salve as a soothing antiseptic remedy for facial pimples and blotches. The cream allegedly penetrates the skin to destroy germs and heal the disease, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Community outlines a Labor Day program featuring a monster parade at 12:40 from Wall Street to City Park. Activities include races athletic events swimming pie eating and sack races plus a soapbox or jumping contest and general entertainment. Local businessmen donated prizes and the committee will distribute programs detailing the schedule.
Captain John and Ian of the 9th Cavalry are transferred to the 5th Cavalry and ordered to prepare for service in the Philippines by October 15 transport. Leaves of absence are granted for two months to Captain Howard I Pall ey of the Medical Corps and four days to First Lieutenant Thomas E. Cathro. Lieutenant Edwin W Patterson of the Medical Reserve Corps also receives a leave of absence for about four days.
A morning special train departs Rawlins for Saratoga with Elks and families on a planned outing. About a hundred people are in the party, organized by the lodge, aiming for a recreation trip to the well known fishing resort in Saratoga.
Julius Ludwig announces Tivoli Rat Her on 26th St and Carrey Ave offers genuine Mexican chili. Trial invites customers to sample in what is billed as the cleanest place in Cheyenne with chili sold by the bucket.
The independent Sells Floto circus plans a Thursday arrival and a 10 00 parade, promising doubled excitement and lower admission this season with 25 cent standard price and a tent for 10 000 spectators.
County Institute organizers announce the Larame county Institute will be held at the Capital High School as planned. Cheyenne Lodge No 1 and visiting brethren are asked to attend the memorial service for late brother J W Schutter at Fellows hall Sunday 1 30 PM, signed Byron L Price Noble Grand and Pred A Proctor Secretary.
Public schools in Cheyenne begin at 4 AM on Tuesday. Children turning six by February 1st may enroll. those turning eight by October 1st may enroll this year. Reports by campus: High School gym. Johnson School south of Union Pacific tracks. Converse School area near tracks and Prang Street. Central School for those in various zones. Corlett Gehoeil report for lower grades. ChyPelil Behoot for those under seventh.
Formal notice from Laramie County Commissioners Wyoming establishing a county road. Details describe route near sections and townships with deadlines for objections or claims for damages by October 1, 1912. Notices refer to several land descriptions and county clerk WM H Dillman signs dates August 1912.
Notice records a torn transcription describing a location in Laragie County Wyoming. It specifies starting at the southwest corner of section 26 township 14 range 61 and running north for two miles.
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