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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1912

Page

11

Social news and weddings at Port Russell and Grover

Miss Jane Thompson to wed Stanhope Blunt of Dalles Oregon in January details of five oclock party hosted by Mrs Kent Snyder at Mills Thompson home. Also wedding of C Arthur Black to Marian Sedgwick in Grover Colorado with reception and stock show trips. numerous guests listed with families and trips noted. Port Russell society notes include luncheons visits new arrivals and Cavalry club meeting.

Jane Thompson Stanhope Blunt Dalles Oregon Mills Thompson Kent Snyder Mies Thompsons Owdlab Mrs. Snyder Grover Colo C. Arthur Black Marian Sedgwick M. J. Sedgwick Norcross Methodist Episcopal Church of Brest-Fast Colorado Denver Mrs. Black P. J. Black Norman Black John Bchunman John Brown William Storey Ed Storey Walter Black

Active Cheyenne clubs meet for games, talks, and plans

Art Club Arteclub meets this afternoon at 4 at Mrs Luella Moore home to start this year. Saturday Musical club rehearses at eight at the Carnegie Library. Pirates of Penzance work and May festival planning begin. Windred club hosts George Walker this afternoon. Mount Melek club enjoyed a cheerful gathering at Mrs Ray Olds home with needlework and a late lunch. The G A R Ladies to meet at Mrs F A M Stuart’s Friday at 7 30. Woman’s Club meeting at the library features Mrs Frank N Shick and Mrs Bronson discussing the Home and federation. Mrs Clara Bond speaks on Famous Cirbs. Mrs Shiek details biennial in San Francisco. Mrs W C Briscoe performs piano. Mrs Brewster presides. farewell to Mrs Shiek noted as she moves away.

Art Club Arteclub Luella Moore Carnegie Library Mount Melek Mra. Ray Olds Wolcott Miss Gill Frank N. Shick State Federation of Women's Clubs Bronson Cathedral Laramie Clara Bond Clrba W. C. Briscoe Briscoe Mre Brecoe Mra Bert Gleason Mra. Brewster Cheyenne Bhiek

Mothers alarm over children’s frequent colds and remedies

The era’s concern over repeated colds in children is clear as mothers fear lung damage and weakened vitality. A familiar remedy, Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, is advertised as a known preventive and cure, promoted as widely available through local dealers.

Tahe

Wyoming Club Honors California Wise Woman Leader

The article notes Mrs Shlek as an instrumental organizer and a distinguished addition to Wyoming social circles. It mentions her removal to a distant home will be keenly felt and praises her two-term work. California is congratulated on obtaining such an addition to clubdom as the program concluded with an informal social visit and naval attendances.

Church Circles and Society Notices

In church circles the Guild of St Mark's will meet Friday afternoon at 719 B 17th Street with Mrs David son the rector's mother. The Ladies Aid Society will meet this afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs J B Fleming as hostess. Many Episcopalians and their wives attend the Ogilvie conference in session here this week. The Catholic Indies will hold a bake sale Saturday at Bon's shoe store.

Guild of St. Mark's Mra. Davidson 17Th Street Methodist Aid Society Ladien’ Aid Society The Methodist Church Mra J. B. Fleming Bon

Millinery Business Sold. Exits Cheyenne in 30 Days

Notice to creators shows the owner of a millinery shop selling the business to Mins Pauline Sellhorn and leaving Cheyenne in about thirty days. Creditors urged to call at the store, 320 West Seventeenth, immediately to settle debts.

Mins Pauline Sellhorn Cheyenne West Seventeenth Kettle

Love as weapon on the American stage of Wall Street

A dramatic reflection on love bending will and stirring the tense dynamics of Wall Street, illustrating how intense personal and financial conflicts shape sharp, alert characters in a well crafted presentation.

Wall Street

Mines Clash With C A C In Keefe Hall Tilt

A boxing style scoreless snippet notes an indoor basketball game between School of Mines and C A C scheduled in Keefe Hall on Friday January 1 19 at a hoisted venue time. The brief cites no final score or detailed results.

The Country Editor at the House of nh March 2 1898

The House debated the Loud bill to raise country newspaper postal rates and curb transmission. Champ Clark denounced the measure, praising rural editors as educators and pillars of community life, and condemning any attack on their profits and usefulness. He lauded Horace Greeley and warned against diminishing the country editor’s vital role.

House of Nh Tt'ie Champ Clark Little Country Metropolitam Efiteriain Iui Blezs Charity St. Paul Lis Horace Greeley Kimee Jestey Seward Chicago

Tired Feet Relief With TIZ Offers Quick Comfort

An old advertisement touts TIZ foot remedy claiming to ease tired sore feet, corns, bunions, blisters, and swelling. It promises fast relief, emphasizes non imitation, and advertises 26 cent boxes sent by mail from Walter Luther Detaoe & Co in Chicago.

Walter Luther Dedae & Co Chicago All Ring Sena Department Ganer

Head Was Scaly Hair All Came Out

A distressed mother recalls her child’s prolonged scalp shedding and apparent hair loss. She mentions various remedies, including a product named Cuthura and other measures, as she describes the failed attempts to cure the condition over time.

Fragmentary Note Reflects Political Allegiance and Power

The text shows a fragmentary assertion of loyalty to the people and a focus on power and emoluments. It references a person tied to motives of serving voters while amassing wealth, but the meaning is incomplete and uncertain.

Immigrant land entries and irrigation needs in four districts

Capitol News reports Commissioner Roy Sehonck on land filings in Cheyenne, Douglas, Lander, and Sundance. In four districts 1,882 homesteads were filed covering 462,560 acres, with an estimated state value of $916,000 from 1,892 entries. Desert filings totaled 464, implying 92,800 acres require irrigation costing at least $278,400, while timber land filings were only 4,040 acres due to forest reserve protections.

Ile Cheyenne Douglas Lander Sundance

State officials attend Denver stock show and Metropole hotel

Mr. Davis the state veterinarian travels to Denver for several days at the stock show while Deputy Secretary of State McGloshen is also in Denver staying at the Metropole hotel continuing official duties.

Mr. Davis Denver McGloshen Metropole Hotel

State Examiner Newlin Faces Eastern Party Requests

State Examiner Newlin reports a surge of inquiries from eastern parties possessing capital seeking assistance or approval. The article notes significant interest and potential influence shaping ongoing audits and financial oversight.

Newlin

Inquiries Rise Over State Banking Condition

Governor Carey received a Baltimore commercial club invitation to February meeting to form a national club. J C Arnspoker reported Converse county finances show 1911 expenses 59,456.26 on a cash basis with 20,000 bonded debt and 20,000 balance. County spent 13,008.10 on Native American tribes last year. Governor Hoxie ordered county attorney to halt prize boxing events lawfully prohibited in the state.

Carey Commercial Club Baltimore Tou State America Europa Thi J. C. Arnspoker Converse County Steps Hoxie Anderson Laramie

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