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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1912
Page
5
A Cheyenne youth birthday column notes Minnesota style salutes for those born today and tomorrow. The item lists Moirolt Gleason of Central School Hornham born December 12, 1903.
The notice lists numerous Cheyenne visitors and their origins from nearby towns. Names include Laurine Walter of North Platte, J F P Mullins of Evanston, Miss Alice Holt of Laramie, Miss Etta Jones, Archdeacon Dray of Laramie, John A Francis of Silver Crown, A Topp, J W Delaney, Frank J Donovan and wife of Rawlins, D Miller of Wheatland, L C Harnsberger of Lander, WC Brisbine and wife of Divide, C R McCrew, Geo Murphy of Casper, and Mrs Robert Gray and children, all in Cheyenne for short visits or business.
Senator J. R. Carpenter president of the Federal Lands company travels to the East for company business. He expects a one week absence. He recently purchased fine bred horses for the Carpenter Livestock Company and improved properties in the Golden Prairie country. In Des Moines he will attend the annual stockholders meeting of the Federal Lands & Securities Co.
Promoters planning a Jewish colony on Wheatland irrigated flats announce a $25000 gift from Mrs Mandel of Chicago if she can name the colony town Mandel. The fund could entice settlers to move promptly.
Letter from Mrs Frank Anderson of Comfrey Minnesota praises Dr Miles Wervine and claims her daughter found relief after years of epileptic seizures. The advertisement asserts thousands of children benefit nationally and urges trial purchases through Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana, with no guaranteed cure but a reliable remedy for nervous diseases.
A wide survey of Cheyenne happenings covers shop notices, repairs, and sales from Huechner Jewelers and J.B. Phagan to Barnett’s clearance, plus weather outlook, police notes, and upcoming events. Fire, deaths, rail and school updates mix with local business and social news in this daily roundup.
The Sons of the American Revolution hold their next regular meeting Tuesday evening January 11 at the Carnegie Library. Mr AL HL Doane will present a paper on The Battle of Port Tom?
Last night at A. O. U. W. hall the M. W. A. and RN. A. lodges held a joint installation of officers. The ceremony proved pleasant with ritual rites followed by a social hour and elaborate refreshments for members in attendance.
Plain statement promotes Vinol as a blood building tonic that cures coughs colds and bronchitis by strengthening the body. Testimonial from Mrs Dowsie Mathes of Lanehurst praising Vinol overcomes chronic bronchitis and sleepless nights after using two bottles. Local druggists 4 Reydell Cheyenne Wyoming offer money back if Vinol fails to perform.
The Western Prog Company of Cody filed articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State today. The Harrie Brown Table Company of Rawlings increased its capital stock from 100000 to 100000 dollars, with a certificate received by Secretary Herx. The Hoard of Livestock Commissioners notes renovations in their quarters and ongoing audits by State Examiner Newlin, who reports 1911 figures totaling 266690.50. counties report expenditures including Carbon County road costs and Sheridan County indebtedness. The Leader served as referee in a small examiner’s office bout, awarding victory to A Cold.
Reports from U P offices indicate Cheyenne is favored in weather conditions while Sidney Nebraska records a temperature of 10 below zero at midnight and seven below earlier in the day.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for rapid stomach relief after overeating. It claims fast digestion, reduced bloating and breath improvement, noting the product aids digestion without altering overall health. Sold by druggists for 60 cents a box. trial packages available from W A Stuart Co. Marshall Mich.
John McGill, Tax Commissioner, returned from Rawlins after talks with Carbon County officials over Routt County Colorado tax claims on migratory sheep. Carbon sheepmen paid nine months tax. Routt seized sheep and planned sale to cover taxes. A conference at Steamboat Springs with Routt and Carbon assessors, McGill and others is planned to resolve the dispute and set a future guide.
The article discusses harvesting peas with limited Western machinery, including pea harvester attachments and wind loss risks. It explores growing peas with oats, timing, handling shredded hay, and the benefits of cow peas for feed. It also comments on reducing packer dependence by on-farm feeding and curing of meats.
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