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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1912

Page

16

Help One Another club celebrates fourth annual birthday party

The Help One Another club held its fourth annual birthday party at the home of Mrs. Charles Thomas with fifty ladies attending. Guests included Mrs. Lee and Miss Margaret Lee, Mrs. Badle Laree, and Mrs. Hiram Sepp assisted. The event featured pink and white decorations, rose bushes, sewing for the hostess, piano solos by Miss Large and vocal numbers by Miss Lee, and a 4:30 tea.

Mra Charles Thomas Mia John L. Thomas Hiram Sepp Hostensen Lee Margaret Lee Badle Laree Miss Large Miss Lee

Guild Meetings Outline Afternoon Socials and Plans

The Guild of St. Mark’s meets at the Parish House with hosts Mrs. W. K. Hart and Mrs. H. B. Kerr. The Willing Workers of Cap tise plan an afternoon at Mrs. Tyson’s home with Mrs. Hellmer. Presbyterian Aid Society gathered at Mrs. Nagel’s, social needlework noted. A Pilonear Park picnic in two weeks replaces a regular meeting. Altar and Rosary society held a social at Mrs. Stapleton’s with sewing, piano and vocal numbers by Misses Marie and Anna Lawler.

Guild of St. Mark's W. K. Hart H. B. Kerr L. Nagel G. P. Knight Presbyterian Aid Society Mrs. Nagel Pilonear Fark Altar and Rosary Society Mrs. Stapleton Marie Anna Lawler Mra. Stapleton Mra Me Hugh Mr. Finch Lanch

Mrs Watson and Mrs Goodrich Host Sunergae at St Mark's

Mrs H G Watson and Mrs Ralph Goodrich plan a Sunergae gathering on Tuesday afternoon July 16 at Mrs Watsons home 01 E 17th Street.

H. G. Watson Ralph Goodrich St. Mark's Mrs. Watson E. 17Th Street

Methodist Missionary Meeting Postponed This Week

The Solidity meeting at Miss Tresnehan’s home on Wednesday July 17 was postponed. The Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet at 2 30 this afternoon at Mrs J F Rossman’s home 2319 Eddy Street. The topic is An Hour With Our Doctor. Mrs V K Hart will sing.

A. L. Putnam Methodist Sunday School Tresnehan Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church J. F. Rossman Eddy Street V. K. Hart

A Bride’s Frugal Kitchen Hook Rack Idea

In a new home the bride’s wall behind the gas stove holds a white oilcloth protected area with molding and hooks. Frequent cooking utensils hang from these hooks, a plan praised by friends for saving time and gas while heating water for meals.

Saxo Salve Heals Severe Eczema Says Endicott Man

A. L. Morgan of Endicott New York credits Saxo Salve with curing a severe skin infection that kept him awake at night. The ad touts the product’s ability to stop itching heal eruptions and destroy germs at the skin’s pores with a money back guarantee and nationwide availability through A Roe del in Cheyenne.

A. L. Morgan Endicott N. Y Roedel Cheyenne Wye

High Tariffs and American Labor Under Fire

Washington reports indict the woolen tariff policy as failing to protect workers in Lawrence Massachusetts where wages are very low. The Neill commission notes many employees are women and children, with weekly earnings near five to seven dollars, and families driven to farmwork to survive. The piece ties this to a broader critique of the high tariff and cites Democratic and Republican party stances and mill owners’ wealth.

Washington, D. C United States Bureau of Labor Charles P. Neill Lawrence Mass Woolen Trust Congress Neill Nell Chicago New England William Wood Trust

Tariff Debate Criticized as Sham by Critics

Critics contend current high tariff rates are a sham and a fraud of the worst sort, arguing the policy fails to protect domestic industry and may mislead the public about true economic effects.

Notice to Prospective Stockholders in Series 11

Series No 11 of the Railway Employes Building and Loan Association opens for public subscription. Shares cost 1.25 each at Stock Growers National Bank with pass books issued. After initial payment, subsequent payments are 1.00 per month per share. Subscriptions should be made by July 25 1912. Certificates issued after the annual meeting. J L Murray President. A C Kingsford Secretary.

Building and Loan Association of Thig City Stock Growers National Bank J. L. Murray A.C Kingsford Sec

Favoring Summer Tree Planting with Thorough Soil Prep

The article notes growing support for planting trees in summer while emphasizing soil should be deeply worked beforehand for an extended period to ensure successful establishment.

Farmer Fends Off Aggressive Bull In Narrow Escape

Freeport contractor T. T. Trayer was attacked by his neighbor Julius Zollmer's bull while haying near a fence. He climbed a tree to escape, with a second ascent later as the bull pawed the ground and charged deliveries along Babylon turnpike. Two constables refused to act without a warrant.

Freeport, R T. T. Trayer Freeport Babylon Turnpike Trayer Julius Zolimer Suill Stockholm Anton Rocco Zollmer

Peace Offering Recalls Bull to Pasture

A farmer lured a bull back to the pasture with a peace offering of fresh hay and a bucket of oats. The clever ruse succeeded, restoring the animal to its rightful range.

Odd Sale and Water Warnings Highlight Local Notes

Five jadeyoups sold for 6700 at the Griguby sale though not tied to a belt on a sunny day. A woman leaving the sea for a farm in the Tine Tree State should know ploughing. Patient jumps through a window to avoid a bath. Kentucky whiskey shipment battles mock the gods. Hanson’s Specials on ice cream and cold drinks change daily.

Hanson

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