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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1913
Page
13
A Detroit resident describes severe eczema spreading from scalp to feet with intense itching. After trying various ointments and medicines, a Cuticura Soap and Ointment trial claimed rapid relief, noting full recovery within three weeks and promotes samples and a skin care book.
Local ad notes Miller's Watch Repair on Carey Avenue offering accurate repairs at moderate prices. Also lists births, loans, announcements, and a stretch of assorted city news items including court, marriage license, and visits by officials.
A Cheyenne reviewer lauds Nat Nazarro and company for a coming week at the Atlas Theater. The letter highlights Nazarro, his sister, two brothers, a Mexican or Japanese acrobat Armen ta, and Miss Nazarro as standout performers in a clean, wondrous show.
The board of county commissioners paid the discount on certificates of indebtedness to Luke Voorhoen yesterday. The payout was about $2,100 to $2,200. The case arose in district court when Voorhoen sued the board for the discount amount. The legislature is expected to address this in the future.
Luke Voorhees retires as deputy treasurer of Laramie County after four decades of service with Clerk Dillman. The county reports debt reduction of 88 000 dollars on bonds and interest paid totaling 61 000. State Tax Commissioner McGill praises finances as exceptionally sound under his tenure.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a remedy for falling hair and dandruff. It claims scalp health improves after first use and promises lustrous, luxuriant hair within weeks with new fine hair appearing across the scalp.
Fraternal Order of Eagles in Cheyenne held a banduet Friday night burning the mortgage on hall and naming new officers. Speeches praised club welfare and membership gains while electing Jacob Sherman and Tom Williams to top posts along with a slate of trustees and guards.
The Young Men's literary society held its banquet at the Plains Friday night closing the season. Wyman as retiring president spoke first, L C Hills current leader followed, and A J Kelley toasted the future of the Hull Moose Party. Deming read a paper on The Twelfth Legislature and its Opportunities. Marion A Kline presided and menu items included filet mignon cheron and french peas.
Stockwell and White, two youths in the employ of William Taylor of Rock Creek, found two mason jars filled with gold valued around 4000 dollars after a rain washed away earth at a property base. They spent about 500 dollars before Taylor claimed the gold and sued for possession. A Cheyenne jury previously ruled for Stockwell and White. a new trial motion was heard before Judge Matson in Laramie, with a decision expected Monday.
The Convent day school will reopen Monday January 14 with no sickness reported among academy boarders or teachers. Every room has been thoroughly furnished with formaldehyde as a precautionary measure.
Elks Club announces a dance on Wednesday January 8 with dancing starting at 8 00 PM. Social event features music and refreshments for members and guests at the lodge location.
Fort Russell hosts a boxing carnival Friday night featuring five bouts with soldiers from Eleventh Infantry and related units. Matches include Barend vs Bell, Milmore vs Rose, Rosser vs Hywrmay, Mortis vs Shaffer, and Jacobson vs Booth. Referee Frank Peters will officiate. band from the Eleventh Infantry to provide music. Proceeds support local organizations with tickets available at exchanges and sugar stores.
S J. Wright registered in Cheyenne from collaborate sources. H R B McCoy of Walman noted in Cheyenne yesterday. Beallie registered here from Carpenter Lafacie 14 reg enue Lot fabert in Cheyenne yesterday. Frank Anthony of Douglas was in town yesterday.
The St Louis Bresnahan claim against club owner Mrs Britten was settled today. Bresnahan reportedly accepted 20.09 dollars for claims of alleged violation of the months.
In a pasting advertisement a Detroit doctor offers a free copy of a kitchen style remedy for kidney and bladder pains and general weakness. He claims rapid improvement and urges readers to request the recipe by mail.
An advertisement extolls Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the sole means to stomach health amid modern diet, claiming they digest excessive food and relieve stomach troubles. It argues dieting is a fallacy and promotes free use of the tablets to restore vitality, claiming a key ingredient can process large quantities of food and that the product is harmless.
A local drug store advertises Stuart Dyspayaly Tablets priced at 40 cents per box. The listing notes Sh 10 in some unspecified currency and urges customers to buy.
Brigadier General Clarence R. Edwits leads Fort Russell officers to Washington for a high level conference with the chief of staff on army reorganization. Discussions include consolidation of troops into brigade posts and fate of colored regiments amid shifting policies.
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