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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1912

Page

11

Winter's Shelter by Suzanne Weddell

Poem depicts nature sheltering animals in winter and contrasts with human social notices and events in a local page. The混dense column includes dinner party name substitutions, travel plans, visits, meetings, and church event notices. It reflects a small town's varied activities and domestic details.

Hospital Aid Society Holds Meeting Plans Charity Ball

The Hospital Aid Society met Monday to discuss charity events and decided not to hold a ball this year, delaying to 1918. Attendees included Mesdamer, Bristol, Sturdevant, Fox, Chapman and Miss Win, with notes on new members and weather affecting attendance.

Hospital Aid Hospital Aid Society Mesdamer Charles Bristol Heaney Watts Sturdevant Woman Burdick Martha Fox Yj. A. Fox Mark Chapman Miss Pwin

Gentlewomanly virtue and the danger of harm

The piece argues that young women should cultivate modesty reserve and agreeability, warning against self-assertion and the term strongminded. It contends true influence comes from gentleness not domineering argument, likening strength to silent sunbeams from Ladies' Home Journal.

Hiome Journal

Band Box author Louis Joseph Vancee draws renewed interest

A column notes Louis Joseph Vancee's novel The Band-box parallels his earlier works The Black Bag The Brass Bowl and The Bronze Bell. It reflects on his reputed B in his bonnet and recalls school days autographs and memory sayings about keeping fond recollections in a wood box.

Louis Joseph Vancee

Alton Packard to Delight Lyceum Audience at Baptist Church

At the Baptist church this evening Alton Packard will entertain with his cartoons and crayon pictures described in his gifted way. This is the second entertainment in the Lyceum Lecture course and is expected to draw a crowded house.

Lyceum The Baptist Church Alton Packard

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE CURE CLAIMS

An advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It states Druggists refund money if it fails and features the Be. W. Grove signature on each box.

BE. W. Grove

Capitol News Uncle Sam Sends State Big Checks

Governor Corey received a federal check totaling 20126.02 dollars, about 4 000 dollars less than 1910s. The payment equals 259 percent of forest reserve rental revenue allocated under a 1908 act. In other items new incorporations include White Mountain Live Stock Co Rock Springs with 100 dollar capital, and Mine Owners Association of Cheyenne forms to aid Cripple Creek mining. Notaries commissioned include Hannan Dixon Hannan Pixon Laura Smith and Ethel Mackensie. Capitol visitor W T Dickerson, prominent Lander coal operator, noted.

Corey Uncle Sam White Mountain Live Stork Company of Rock Springs Tts Ltt T. 5 .Tallafero A. Ll. Hannan Dixon Hannan Pixon Wyo Laura &. Smith Ethel Mackensie Shell V. Okle Lost Cabin Capitol W. TI Dickerson Lander Statehotice

Uncle Sam Seeks Recruits Amid Strict Standards

Gibba Seret in charge of the U S army recruiting office reports 87 applicants since December 22. Only 10 accepted, the rest rejected mainly for lack of education and underweight while many locals were refused due to police records. About 75 percent have prior army service and wish to re enlist.

Seret Gibba United States Army Jartlés Wie

Joseph F P Sheehan Brings Finest American Tenor to Capitol Avenue

Joseph F P Sheehan presents Americas greatest tenor at Capitol Avenue Theatre Thursday evening January 0 with an all star company. Critics hail the tour of this famous organization as brilliant with a string of triumphs. The Love Tales of Hoffmann is praised as a standout entertainment of the season, capable of laughter and high emotion in rapid succession.

Joseph FP Sheehan America Capitol Avene Theatre Jadvery Tri Press Moblic

How to Be Certain or Curing Constipation

Prejudice is a hard thing to overcome but health matters justify broad support for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective laxative. Trust testimonials and mailing offers, with a free trial bottle by mail from Dr W B Caldwell, 405 Washington St Monticello Indiana. Chamberlain's Liniment is also advertised for pain relief at low cost.

Wm. Dehlin Bouck Febastapol Calif W. B. Caldwell Washington Bt Monticello Chamberlain

Pepper in Soldiers Eyes Sparks City Disturbance Charge

Jim a Chinese restaurant keeper on Sixteenth street was arrested on a charge of disturbing soldiers of the Eleventh Infantry after allegedly throwing red pepper into their faces over a noodle dispute. He posted a $10 bond and awaits trial before Police Judge Wernitz. Fry was arrested for grand larceny after jewelry was recovered on his person. Carley was arrested for robbery in a hold up of Greek acquaintance, $43 and a gold ring taken. One man named Cash Bird, a stranger, was jailed for drunkenness.

Ah Jim Sixteenth Street Eleventh Infantry Wernitz Fry Wm. Carley John Kularis Kularis Lala Carley Thames and Eddy Streets Slateenth Seventeenth Streets

Woman Overcomes Dyspepsia With Postum Tea Substitute

A rural reader from East Kingland recounts twenty years of dyspepsia and near constant giddiness. after switching from tea to Postum she notes relief, improved digestion, and regained tolerance for milk, then promotes Postum through a neighborhood outreach claiming better health and vitality.

Wellville Hattle Creek Mich Phage

Leader runs three times for 23 cents in newspaper line

A brief item notes the lead feature in the line classifies at three occurrences for a cost of 23 cents, highlighting the pricing and position.

New Atlas Show Delights Audiences With Variety

A new Atlas show opened last night delivering three balanced acts and two first run films for a solid hour of entertainment. Ralton and LaTrove provide singing and eccentric dancing with fresh and familiar jokes while The Coltona earns instant audience favor with Scotch songs. Prown's trained dogs headline ahead of Mrs Miller as the act for today and tomorrow, Dogs in Dogville rounds out the lineup as the week opens.

Atlas Ralton and LaTrove Coltona Prown Mra Miller Dogville

Mine Workers of State Have Large Surplus

The United Mine Workers of America District No. 22 reports a prosperous financial state for Wyoming. For the six months ending December 31, 1911, income was 24409.82 and expenses 9593.64, leaving a balance of 100225.80. Surplus is distributed across Cheyenne banks including 40508.00 at Cheyenne Bank, 12000 at First National, 5000 at Citizens National, 6108 at Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank, 14500 at Stock Growers National, plus 1298.37 in an open account.

United Mine Workers of America Wyoming First National Citizens National Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank Stock Growers National

Manages Secures Contract for "The Lion and the Mouse"

What Mustling did, manager Bradley says he has secured a contract from the management of The Lion and the Mouse. The date will be announced later. It will be a month or go at long. A little energy of this kind, if permitted, will bring to our town a high standard of companies.

Bradley Lone

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