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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1913
Page
3
Sunday marked Governor Joseph M. Carey and his granddaughter Elizabeth Miller Carey’s first birthday party with yellow flowers candles and a central silver bowl of jonquils. Attendants included Mrs. John F. Carey Mrs. E. T. David Douglas Charles D. Carey and baby Carey.
Mrs. Errington hosts a farewell bridge gathering Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. Morton who departs for the Philippines. Captain and Mrs. Charles EB Morton and son Langdon plan a San Francisco visit before the February transport voyage to the islands. The Fort Russell community offers best wishes for a safe voyage.
Mrs John Smith attends a Denver horse show this week while Mrs William Morrow visits Cheyenne to see her mother Mrs Mary Congdon. Mrs EF David of Douglas stays with Governor and Mrs Carey. Mr and Mrs John Kunkel return to Cheyenne after months abroad visiting Canada and Pennsylvania since Christmas.
The Capitol Commercial company at 1708 Capitol Avenue has been purchased by BE H Parkinson, former resident of Encampment Wyoming. Parkinson pledges lower prices, a bigger stock of staple and fancy groceries, and maintains current store staff to preserve high quality service. He invites old patrons and housewives to try the OCuphtol store, promising better value and no deception.
President Fabre invites Aristide Briand to form a cabinet following the retirement of a minister. Briand plans to consult political allies and return a definite answer tomorrow. The report includes notes on baseball and a lull in New York public bath attendance.
Advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly remedy for constipation and digestive distress. It promises a cleansed stomach and regulated bowels, claiming the product works while you sleep and leaves a tidy taste with no grogginess.
In Greeley Colorado the senior class decides to make their own graduation dresses under Miss Mary Wright sewing instructor. A five dollar cost is set for gowns and lingerie is to be made by the students. The new high school building houses practical sewing and millinery courses.
In Pueblo Colorado on January 20 192? a 15 year old boy Andrew Hureh stole $10 from Mrs Mary Offanks to buy a rifle. He planned to shoot a man visiting his sister whom he believed threatened her. He admitted taking the money after a threat of beating him.
The Robinson cafeteria serves daily dinners from 11 30 a m to 2 p m and from 5 to 7 p m.
West Point writer notes a spectacle in New York as Patrolmen Schaefer Dowling Fitzpatrick and Saylor chase a loose steer from Park Avenue to 74th Street. After a wrecking-car pursuit the animal is finally felled by a fatal shot. Several officers suffer bruises and stiffness.
The State Leader positions itself as Wyoming’s premier want ad medium offering broad listings across services, jobs, and sales to connect buyers and sellers statewide.
A fragment advertises Eckman's Alterative as a cure for consumption and related lung conditions. It cites a Philadelphia testimonial from Howarth L. Klotz describing severe coughing and pneumonia, claiming recovery after starting the remedy in March 1902. The notice urges readers to obtain the booklet and contact the Eckman Laboratory for evidence and listings.
A Woodmen of the World social was held at the Fraternal Hall on Thursday evening January 23. Attendees enjoyed dancing and a general good time with refreshments provided and all are invited to future events.
An advertisement for LAXATIVE BROMOQuinine tablets promises a one day cure for colds. Druggists will refund money if it fails. The box bears EB. W. Grove’s signature. Includes price 250.
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