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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1912
Page
8
Bargain wrist bags advertised with prices from 1.50 to 5.00 at the counter. Each bag is described as guaranteed leather with refund if not as represented. New envelope shape, beaded, and sterling mesh bags highlighted.
This afternoon at the library the Women’s Club hosts a Christmas party with invited guests. Mount Mellick Club hosted yesterday with sewing and a 5:00 refreshment, plan a Friday meeting on January 3 with Miss Gill. Art Club meets Thursday at 4:00 p.m. at the library. Sunshine Society votes to affiliate with Associated Charities for Christmas work. Delta Alpha Society hosts Miss Nell Huff Friday evening at home. Methodist Aid meets Thursday at 3:00 p.m. with hosts Mrs Mackley and Mrs Fleming. Baptist Ladies Mission Circle meets Friday with Mrs Johnston. Jewish Ladies Circle meets this afternoon at 2:30 at the Schule. St Marys Sodality notes a Monday meeting with sewing, singing and refreshments. Baptist Junior Society meets at 4:00 this afternoon with rehearsal for the Christmas cantata. Oyster supper at Mrs Youngs Café benefits entertainment fund with receipts over 25 dollars.
Westminster Guild members and guests, led by Mrs Shafer, gathered at Mrs Shaper's home for a Monday evening meeting. Miss Mary Brown read from China China and Old and the group discussed Chinese women and missionary work. Mrs Hills received a gift pillow from the guild presented by Miss Annis Rees as thanks. Refreshments followed the brief business session.
A rough home remedy claims to quickly affect a co and cure a stubborn case. It references making a mixture from granulated sugar and warm water, touting low cost and ease of preparation. The text is fragmented and reads like a note on a DIY cure.
Fallout from an election shows voters approved the Eight Hour Law for Miners by a large margin while narrowly approving the parallel measure to limit mine hours. The latter adds that it applies only to workers in constant contact with dangerous fumes, creating a narrow underground focus.
Crowds packed the Capitol Avenue theater for a Fort Russell vaudeville show raising support for the Post chapel improvement. The Fourth Field Artillery band played as Captain B R Wilson staged Philippinitis, with strong singing by eight song birds and lively boxing act. Lieutenants Wrona Morrow Andrus and Anderson performed well, Mrs. Noble and Mrs Cahill impressed, and The Bachelor's Dream closed with Miss Rosalie Williams and others.
Wyoming county assessors and county commissioners met at the state capitol to discuss proposed revenue measures for the upcoming legislature. They debated bank tax assessments and considered land assessment by legal subdivision. The group, led by William Storey and with Attorney General D A Preston as adviser, planned to continue the meeting.
In Canon City Colorado on December 17 a jury found D B Gibson W Gibson and Herman Loeb not guilty in the penitentiary graft cases. Ex Warden Cleghorn and Chief Clerk A I Frisbie were cleared of charges but dismayed by the outcome.
Six militant suffragists left the New York to Albany march in Ossining New York as they cut back from the planned route to deliver a message to Governor Luther.
Trenton N J December 17 Govern or Wilson said despite his election he would continue the fight against Senator Smith and the Nugent forces in New Jersey He declared it his duty to back the progressive democracy everywhere at every juncture The party must decide whether it will be progressive or not
Pittsburg report: Ora Morningstar beat George Slobson 400 to 1655 in 19 innings in the Blosson Yamada billiard tournament second match for a $1,000 purse. Last night Yamada defeated Morningstar 41 to 385.
Three additional indictments under the federal white slave act were returned against Jack Johnson by the federal grand jury in Chicago. The charges concern transportation of Belle Shrather between Chicago Pittsburgh and Milwaukee, аналогous to earlier accusations.
Weather note indicates mixed conditions across the state with east regions seeing snow and western areas expecting varying precipitation. Forecasters warn of travel impacts and urge drivers to monitor updates through Thursday.
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