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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1912
Page
13
This column lists local youths with upcoming birthdays. Mocrolt Gleason of Central School Hornham is noted for a December 12th 1903 birth, alongside others to celebrate tomorrow.
A long parade of Cheyenne visitors is noted including Laurine Walter from North Platte, Alice Holt from Laramie, Etta Jones visiting friends in Laramie, Archdeacon Dray of Laramie, J F P Mullins from Evanston, John A Francis of Silver Crown, A Topp attending to business in Laramie, J W Delaney and D Miller from Wheatland, Geo Murphy from Casper, C R McCrew and WC Brisbine from Divide. Mrs Gray and children return from Wheatland, as Cheyenne prepares for C and S to open.
Senator J. R. Carpenter, president of the Federal Lands company, leaves this morning for the East on business for the company. He expects to be gone a week. He recently bought fine bred horses for the Carpenter Livestock Company and made improvements in the Golden Prairie country. In Des Moines he will attend the annual stockholders meeting of the Federal Lands & Securities Co.
Promoters of a Wheatland colony announce an offer of 25000 dollars from Mrs. Mandel wife of a Chicago merchant to fund and prime a town for Jewish settlers. The proposal aims to relocate settlers to irrigated flats and the offer appears likely to be accepted.
Mrs Frank Anderson of Comfrey Minnesota testifies that her daughter was cured after years of epileptic seizures by Miles Wervine. The advertisement claims thousands of U S children suffer epilepsy and promotes Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana as the source, urging trials and druggist availability.
Cheyenne items report stalled Capitol Hill work from storms, new signal lights, frostbitten farmer, theft of a bicycle, infant death, and a busy first day of Barnett’s Clearance Sale. Also notes weather warming, school attendance, and various local notices including revivals, repairs, and upcoming art exhibit.
Tuesday evening January 11 the Sons of the American Revolution hold their regular meeting at the Carnegie Library. Mr AL HL Doane will present a paper on The Battle of Princeton.
Last night at A. O. U. W. hall the M. W. A. and RN A lodges held a joint installation of officers. The ceremony pleased members, followed by refreshments and a social hour.
Plain facts state coughs are caused by bronchial irritation and must be treated by healing the blood. The ad promotes Vinol as a blood and strength renewer that cures coughs colds and bronchitis by boosting the system. A Lane霍bure testimonial claims chronic bronchitis improved after two bottles, with a money back guarantee offered by the drugstore.
The Western Prog Company of Cody filed articles of incorporation. The Harrie Brown Table Company of Rawlings increased capital stock from 100000 to 100000. The Board of Livestock Commissioners meets in renovated quarters. State Examiner Newlin reviews 1911 expenditure reports with counties. Carbon and Sheridan counties show notable road and indebtedness figures. A referee decision in a local office bout favors A Cold over Miss Meyers. Meyers plans a rematch.
Reports from the U P offices indicate Cheyenne is favored for weather conditions. In Sidney Nebraska the thermometer stood at 10 below zero at midnight and had remained seven below throughout the day yesterday.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for rapid relief of an overloaded stomach. It claims fast action, helps digestion, sweetens breath, and reduces stomach discomfort, noting the product contains natural stomach juices. Sold by druggists. trial package available from W. A. Stuart Co. Marshall MI.
John McGill the Tax Commissioner returned from Rawlins after conference with Carbon County officials over double taxation of migratory sheep. Routt County Colorado taxed Carbon County sheepmen for nine months and seized cattle to cover claims. A Steamboat Springs conference is planned with assessors from both counties to seek a settlement guiding future action.
The article discusses harvesting peas with limited machinery, including a Canadian pea harvester attachment, field practices to prevent wind loss, and stacking promptly. It compares growing peas alone, with oats, or mixed crops, noting yields, risks, and a shift toward feeding cow peas as a future crop. It cautions on crop proportions and praises cow peas as a reliable dry weather crop with good feed value.
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