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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1912
Page
16
A reader feature outlines lemon based drinks and methods. It covers plain lemonade with hot water extraction, strawberry and pineapple lemonades, pear and peach combos, grape juice serving note, and iced tea with spice, plus tamarind lemonade experiment. Includes serving ideas and garnish suggestions.
The Capitol Hill Club will meet this afternoon with Mrs Urban. The Wednesday Bridge Club will meet this afternoon with Mrs Billy Walker.
The Thursday bridge club will meet with Mrs. C. Y. Beard this afternoon instead of tomorrow, according to the notice.
Help One Another Club and Mrs Charles S Thomas invite members to the annual birthday party at 418 West 22nd Street tomorrow afternoon. Mrs Hiram Sapp assists. guests asked to arrive early and bring their thimbles.
The Congregational Ladies Aid society plans a picnic at Pioneer Park tomorrow afternoon with the gentlemen invited to arrive in time for the supper and any ensuing festivities.
The Baptist Willing Workers plan a Friday afternoon meeting at Mrs Tysons home 922 Be 18th with Mra Hellmer and Mrs Tyson. The Guild of St Mark's hosts Friday afternoon at Parish House and Altar and Rosary Society meets Thursday at Mrs Stapleton 1818 Thorn Street.
Mrs J W Piper of 600 EB Standard Battery will entertain the South Side Ald Society on Thursday afternoon, inviting members to a social gathering at her home.
The piece recalls a medieval habit where gentlemen offered the weapon hand to show no treachery. It asks if that gesture persisted after swords faded from use, and whether the hand offering remained a sign of trust.
The State Leader announces a new Want Ad service in Wyoming offering classified listings. Readers are invited to place notices including jobs, sales, and services. Local businesses and residents will benefit from broader exposure and quicker responses.
An editorial urges merchants to boost summer sales through targeted advertising. It argues vacation travelers spend at home and warns against seaside hiring of bathing outfits, promotes hygienic clothing, and highlights recreation in seasides, lakes, mountains, and farms as profitable for advertising campaigns. Brains champions advertising as a national booster.
A twelve year old Chinese girl Ah Yok Ying in San Francisco sends one dollar to the Women's Titanic Memorial, describing it as women's work. Twenty two girls from the Orphan's Home at Millford Concord Conn also contribute, saying they earned the money themselves. The memorial aims to honor Captain Smith and the courage of those who saved others.
Dialogue captures a clash between an impatient employer and a new clerk who defends his stance against clockwatching. The snippet highlights workplace friction over punctuality and management expectations in a dated Life magazine style.
Ten inmates in the Sheridan jail attempted a coordinated breakout after cutting away part of a window frame and brick partition with a knife. Deputies halted the plan before the opening reached a size to crawl through, while authorities investigated the conspirators among convicted and awaiting-sentence prisoners.
Buffalo Wyoming July dated news notes Winslow J Davis and Willard West secure a contract with Mountain States Telegraph and Telephone to haul 500000 pounds of poles copper cables and supplies to Casper via Salt Creek wells Kaycee Buffalo and Sheridan. Four wires to be strung initially with room for ten. line signals expected growth and major investment.
Worland Wyoming July 9 At the annual meeting of Buffalo Basin Land and Water Company stockholders steps were taken to continue the work under consideration by promoters. A party of capitalists will visit soon to review land and surveys. English capital has shown interest and will fund part of the project which will add 100000 acres of irrigable land to the 60000 already under ditch and tributary to Worland.
Laraime Wyoming July 9 Two university professors Dr Creager and Dr Burris found a human skeleton in bushes along Chugwater Creek last Saturday They did not report it until this afternoon Sheriff Frazer and Coroner Fitch investigated The remains show clothing and no violence No identity or cause of death established
A Casper hunter who died last fall in the mountains north of Rubole is being sought for his body. Harve Burlingham, a hunter and trapper who knows the Wind River area well, has joined the search in Lander Wyo en route to Dubos to locate him.
Wi Broadhurst of West Laramie narrowly escaped death while trying to stop a runaway team hitched to a mowing machine. He ran to aid Titus as the team bolted into a barb wire fence, leaping over it and trampling him. A barber wire cut near the temple severed an artery but he later walked home five miles to recover.
A fragmentary clipping notes a man described as attractive and honest seeks employment. He declares himself intelligent and industrious. The item mentions reaction from a Senator Sorghum and references to conventions and voting in Sherman County.
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