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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
4
A brief item notes President EAllortino hbet, with emphasis on the notable leadership role. The article presents a concise snapshot of the figure and scope of duties within the organization.
The Wyoming Herald Republican notes John N. Kendrick was defeated for U S Senate by the Warren machine in the legislature, but the people’s endorsement remains strong. Kendrick fought a hard campaign on reform and development, predicting a future victory for common people over machine politics and a cleaner state.
A railroad company issues rules for employes barring visits to saloons or resorts selling liquor. The measure aims at business principles, tying sobriety to competency and reliability. The speaker notes temperance as essential to job performance and wages, reflecting a harsh economic reality.
One by-product of the war is the elimination of the holy war bogey that has troubled European plumbers for centuries. As Frank faced each other on the field, the issue faded, signaling a new era in the trade’s perception and rivalry.
The State Journal questions whether the president-elect will opt for a quiet March 4 inauguration like Jefferson in 1801, proposing a subdued ceremony to avoid festive excess. It discusses potential delays, parades, and party rifts tied to tariff policies and public spectacle.
The article discusses a possible shift of Inauguration from March 4 to April 24 for better weather. It notes Gov. Wilson urging possession of government, mentions Postmaster appointments as part of party realignment, and cites delegates from several states. It also references a rewritten Bible controversy and medical ads about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Attention K P Tontaht announces the election of officers and execution of important business. W B Wanna is listed with a symbol and placeholder details, indicating a formal notice for organizational proceedings and governance actions.
In Mietorial Review December an article by Charlotte Perkins Gilman argues the mother in law joke masks a real social issue. The fifty plus woman has human capacity beyond domestic roles and should pursue world keeping and meaningful work rather than remaining unused.
Ira Smith of Point Blank Texas recounted suffering with a liver complaint and choosing a 25 cent box of Chamberlain's Tablets. He says he is completely cured and recommends them to everyone. For sale by all druggists.
The piece blends an old recipe for sweetbreads with a quack style ad for LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. It features steps to prepare sweetbreads with herbs and crackers, then pivots to a promotional line urging readers to seek the medicine, claiming headache and grip relief with a 25 cent bottle credited to E. W. GROVE.
Three laborers found two bags near a city dump on July 6 and turned them over to federal authorities. The bags contained $140000 in currency and bearer checks plus jewelry and small valuables missing from the first sack. A reward of $1000 was split among the finders after investigators failed to trace the theft linked to a mall trolley car theft from the post office to the railway station.
A vintage advertisement touts Tiz foot bath as a cure for sore feet. It promises poisons drawn from foot pores, bunions reduced, smaller feet, and better fitting shoes. Readers are urged to obtain a 25 cent box or request a free trial from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. in Chicago.
An advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine claiming it removes dandruff, nourishes the scalp, and enhances hair fullness and luster. It promises quick results, suggests a 26 cent bottle at drug stores, and argues Castleline as a superior alternative for rich hair with no dandruff.
An old advertising snippet touts Cascarets as a nocturnal remedy to relieve headaches biliousness indigestion sour stomach and foul breath. It promises quick overnight cleansing of the stomach liver and bowels with a 10 cent box and notes children like the taste without griping.
A plea from Mrs. Ellen Mahorty of Philadelphia asks the secretary of state to aid in locating her husband, Hugh Watt Mahorty, a 26 year old tailor and former surveyor for the Southern Pacific. She fears illness or death, cites last addresses in Newcastle, Wyoming, and mentions possible hospital records search for his stomach trouble from bad water.
New York December 3 John Mc Graw manager of the New York National League club is mentioned as a probable successor to the late president John T Brush. Current business affairs rest with H N Hempstead and R H McCutcheon, both lacking practical baseball experience. Brush's will will be probated soon and an election will follow.
Hians Schmidt proprietor of a Western Minnesota sawmill used sawdust for fuel keeping four men busy shoveling it. He installed new equipment to cut fuel usage by half. The agent expected praise, but Schmidt noted the plant reduces workers for fuel yet requires more men to haul away unused waste and a team to manage it.
A fragment notes tonight’s election of officers and an important duath event associated with W. E. B. Hanna, with unclear surrounding details. The unreadable OCR leaves gaps in dates, locations, and organizational names.
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