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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1912
Page
3
A fragmented advertisement promotes food at the Inter Ocean Motel Café with notes on reasonable prices and goods. It mentions Mrs Clara and a beauty parlor at 11 W. 10th St and references the Sherman Co and wall paper materials as part of the listing.
Mrs. Hansol's mother Mrs. Adame and Mrs. Nathan Hankon traveled by automobile to Mitchell Nebraska on Sunday and returned Monday after a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Attotury. Mrs. Attotury remains with her parents and will visit here for a couple of weeks.
Misses Ruth Naeh and Mabel Knight hosted a five hundred party at the Ode of Mike Nagh in green and yellow decor. Guests included Miss Ruth MecElheren and Mrs. White of Denver. A large tea featured summer delicacies and a prize for the guest of honor, with later notes on guests and upcoming Yellowstone Park trip plans for several young women and staff.
Mine Charity Stuart celebrated her birthday with eight invited guests on Monday evening. The girls enjoyed miele and dancing, a delightful feast, and lively chatter. Present were Mia, Rater, Myrtle Foust, Elva Roberta, Agnes Johnson, Marie Smith, Ora Laughlin, and Eda Laughlin, all hoping she might never grow older.
The Daleles group, a familiar society circle, plans a two weeks camping party in the mountains starting August 1. Also noted are social gatherings and visits among Cheyenne families with preparations for Frontier Days and upcoming weddings and entertainments.
Mothers should guard against overfeeding during fat months. Offer easily digested foods and ensure milk and fruit are ripe. Mild laxatives and purgatives are harsh and should not be given to children. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is promoted as a milder remedy, with a free trial bottle offered by mail from Dr. W. T. Caldwell in Monticello, Illinois.
The event featured a banquet for five hundred guests followed by supper. Hostesses included Mondames Dade McCulloch and Hamilton, coordinating the reception and social duties.
Notice lists an examination for teachers certificates to be held in Cheyenne Wheatland and Torrington on July 26 and 27 1912. Sessions cover orthography penmanship primary methods literature school management psychology botany history shorthand arithmetic and more with a long Saturday program. County Superintendent Mamie Eb Hefferin signs the notice dated July 1912.
Thirteen people died and about twenty were injured when the Omaha mail train on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad rear ended the Overland Limited No. 2 near Western Springs. The dead include A H Bunch 28 a colored porter M M Hart 32 of Canton Ohio F A Barclay 24 of Billings Montana Lillian Kelly 22 of Boise Idaho M E Stern 88 of Chicago George Trongon 54 engineer train No 8 W Tuder 40 of Oskaloosa Iowa Mrs C W Tuder and four year old daughter of G W Tuder.
A Shelbyville resident testifies that Saxo Salve relieved years of eczema after several applications and urges publication. The ad claims the remedy soothes itching softens and heals eruptions including eczema barber's itch ringworm tetter with a money back guarantee if not effective.
A train wreck near Columbus left many identified victims and witnesses including Mrs. E G Pohlmann and Mrs Lily Alles among others. Names span San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago Milwaukee Denver and more with ages noted for several individuals. Fireman C Crain and Conductor Frank Toughes among personnel noted as involved. The wreck occurred at 6 20 Sunday morning and crew efforts to avoid the impact are described.
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