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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1912

Page

5

Laramie County Political Announcements For Sheriff and Officials

A collection of Democratic and Republican candidate notices from Laramie County. Edward G. Schoel seeks the Democratic nomination for sheriff, others announce runs for assessor commissioner superintendent of schools treasurer and road supervisor with August 20 primaries. Frontier invitations offer engraved invitations to the celebration.

Laramie County J. C. Hansen Campstool Mamip FE. Hefferon J. Peckham Corson W. Slingberland Geo. H Trockey Peter R. Warlaumont

How do you know that man in a alateoman

The analyst explains that the man can wear a silk hat and frock coat without looking out of place, noting his comfortable, refined style as a sign of the a late man’s ease.

Frontier Invitations Offer From The Keiman Co

The Keiman Co. promotes a window glass themed offer of beautifully engraved official frontier invitations. The notice urges readers to bend these to friends and supply them at a nominal price as part of a frontier celebration.

Leapear Soale The Keiman Co

We Succeed by Successful Fitting

An optical shop touts expert fitting of glasses with a dedicated optometrist and full in-house lens finding plant. It promises scientific eye examinations and personalized service in well equipped parlors.

Local Notices and Small City News Items

Local briefs cover Miller’s watch repair, Lena Bailey named notary, a trunk shop promotion, and various notices. Also details on vacationing staff, a soldier’s asylum transfer, goat damage repairs, a wrist fracture of Steve Bon, a burn incident for Mrs. O Brien, a new pool hall opening, travel notes from Laramie, Colorado militia movement, and notaries appointed plus elevator contract updates.

Carey Ave Carey Lena A. Bailey 16Th Street Board of Equalization McGill Stanton 23Rd St Fort Russell Janda T the Sherman Co Steve Bon Bon Shoe & Clothing Company O'Brien Eddy Street Jack O’brien BE. R

Australian 15 in Love With This Country

B. C. Mudge of Western Australia arrives in Cheyenne for a six month leave from government railways. He describes Australia as wonderful and plans to visit the Eastern United States and Panama before returning to the continent. Gordon and Taylor accompanied him during a three month stay in Australia and invite him to Cheyenne.

B. C. Mudge Western Australia John Gordon William Taylor Gordon Taylor Cheyenne Australia Mr Mudge United States Mr. Mudge Efingland Panama

Girl Stranger Here Succumbs in Hospital

Miss Charlotte Downey, brought to the Private hospital a week ago, died last evening at 6 45 after a relapse from pneumonia and worsening headaches. Doctors found badly congested arteries and she passed away before treatment could continue. No funeral plans yet announced.

Charlotte Downey Miss Downey

New Process for the Instant Use of Postum

The Postum makers announce a new factory process that boils the beverage in vacuum, drying it into coarse powder. It is shipped in tin and only hot water is needed to make a palatable drink from a teaspoonful of powder.

Campaign era quote about stealing states sparks debate

A campaign ora tor quips that the subject “stole” New York and New Jersey, questioning if the claim should be labeled purloined in Boston, reflecting regional political rhetoric and illustrative humor.

New York New Jersey

Caesar's Road Building Anthem For Growth And Home

A verse praising Caesar for building roads to unite and develop Rome inspires towns to improve infrastructure. The poem argues that strong roads attract settlers, boost prosperity, and make regions attractive centers on the map.

Bill Vale Rome Old Caesar

Wyoming Central Segregation Approved for Irrigation Project

News from the state land office confirms Interior approval of the Wyoming Central land unit. Gov. Carey and Land Commissioner Hopking led efforts to remove delays caused by the prior company, paving the way for the Francco American to develop and complete the irrigation project on the Big Wind River in Western Central Wyoming. The approval ends a lengthy dispute and promises settlement for local settlers.

Carey Hopkine Wyoming Central Big Wind River Wyoming State Land Department

July sale on Switches and Half Goods at Ligier Parlor

Mrs. Clara A. Ligier announces a July sale at her eBeauty Parlor located at 411 W. 19th St. Prices for switches and half goods are greatly reduced and customers are urged to call 17 for details.

Clara A. Ligier

Knights of Pythias Meeting Ticket Offer

Colorado & Southern Co offers round trip Cheyenne Wyoming to Denver Colorado tickets for August 6 7 and 8 1912 at four dollars thirty five cents limit August 18th for a Supreme and Grand Lodge meeting. Information via H D Dyer agent 8 Ry Co Cheyenne Wyo or T E B Fisher G P A C & 3 Ry Co.

Cheyenne Way Denver Colo Supreme and Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias H. D. Dyer Ry. Co Wyo T. EB. Fisher

Marshal Watches Palmer Palace Over Calhoun Judgment

George Morris, marshal of Nottingham, visits Patrick Calhoun's mansion in St Louis to guard a 87 910 judgment held by John Grant and Sons. Morris lodges briefly, shares meals with Miss Martha Calhoun, and plans to remain at the palace until Calhoun returns or justice is served.

Palace ST. Louis George Morris Nottingham Patrick Calhoun Martha Calhoun Morris John Grant and Sons Calhoun California Miss Calhoun

Sneaking Gas Plan Foiled by Slater's Order

Mr Brigge visits his sweetheart as Tom plays host. The girl asks Tom to quietly dim the gas when she sits with her, but the boy reports Slater ordered him to come in and turn it off already.

Mr. Brigge Tom Slater

Notable visitor questions city pride on Sunday dress

A weary traveler from a small town notes locals do not wear Sunday clothes in the city during a weeklong stay. The native asks what impressed him most and the visitor hints at casual attire on a Sunday.

Military Band to Play in City Park Sunday

The Fourth Field Artillery band under Major A. D. Alatello will perform in City Park Sunday at 6 PM. Mayor Hresnahen invited Colonel Dyer to bring the unit. Cheyenne residents will enjoy a free concert, with the street railway offering transportation to and from Fort J. Rueoll.

Hresnahen A Rf. Dyer Fourth Old Artillery Reg Metal al Convert Ab City Park Coronel Dyer Buch Fourth Field Artillery Cheyenne Street Railway Company Fort J. A. Rue Oll A. D. Alatello Fourth Field Artillery Band United States Army

Hopkins wins French Creek land segregation fight

Land Commissioner Hopkins announced approval of 21 000 acres on French Creek a tributary of the North Platte river that had been segregated by the government. He fought Washington officials who claimed the North Platte waters were included with Pathfinder Dam construction. Government concedes lands but not water rights, delaying North Platte valley development.

Hopkins French Creek North Platte Washington Wyoming Nebraska

Union Pacific Fireman Injured At Granite Accident

Walter Jones of Cheyenne, a Union Pacific fireman, fractured his left shoulder in an accident at Granite on Wednesday night. He fell from the tender while pulling a water pipe and is hospitalized in Laramie. Jones rode the crew of extra train No. 515 westbound under Conductor C. W. Cole.

Granite Walter Jones Cheyenne Union Pacific Laramie Jones C. W. Cole

Woman's Wormtes Warns About A Man’s Knowledge Of Boy

A mother voices concerns that a man knows little about her boy and his schooling routines. The tale references a boy carried his school book under the right arm on certain days and the left arm on others. Detailing remains unclear due to damaged text.

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Also Mentioned on This Page

Edward G. Schoel Frank B. Roach Thos. R. Reid Official Frontier Niveth Jewelry and Optical Co Cor Cap Ave 17Th Street James LeCron Ross Moody Kemmerer Yellowstone Park Park Jackson's Hole Lander Casper Elevaton W. H H. Cramer Neb Carpenter the Sherman Co Boston Goon Roads Caesar State Land Office Secretary of the Interior Lande Commission Hopking Colorado & Southern CO Sherman Co Ria Avery City Park A. T. Hale W. 17Th St Toendaye Dare the Shew Company Santas Cheyenne’s West 17Th ST Frank Dubsky E. Koury & Bro
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