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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1912
Page
10
In New York and Chicago reports, Roosevelt aides confirm a Roosevelt convention is planned and no bolt is expected. Roosevelt tension with Taft camp emphasized. Garfield dined with Roosevelt as questions about attendance linger.
The Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice White, reversed the commerce court in multiple decisions. The court upheld the Interstate Commerce Commission in key cases, marking a hard knock to the substitute court. The ruling was announced with all justices concurring.
An advertisement extols Mme Winterroh a clairvoyant as a transcendent medium, offering guidance to reclaim ambition and calm fears. It claims superior psychic powers and promises guaranteed success, inviting high class patrons to consult at a listed address in a Knight of Pythias lodge area.
Reports from Velert Wyoming describe a hotel backed city picnic as Pine Bluffs postponed a baseball game due to car trouble delaying visitors. The town gathered for lunch and a mock game between local youths and visiting girls, with umpire Ira M Schaft officiating. Community members and railroad officials visited, noting farm activity and a series of personal mishaps including lost horses and a well accident.
An advertisement extols motherhood as a woman's highest sphere and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy. It features testimonials from San Antonio and Brooklyn women praising improved health and fertility and inviting letters for personal advice.
Camp Stool Wyoming June 7. Charlow Riner and John D. Clark urge Hansen to run for Laramie County assessor on the Democratic ticket. He is deputy astempre under Thompson and well qualified. His work this year is praised by the sheriff's office.
Vashionable hair dressing at Mainny Parkes offering services at 14 dollars. W 10th address phone 517 W. Hee Movenson for all kinds of wit ine. Velophone 95 of Dutch Kalsomine. The Sherman Co.
Sanitary tce offered at 30 cents per hundred by Cook Bros Co. Contact Phone 197 for details and orders.
In Wyoming sheep and lamb shipments will be delayed by two to three weeks due to spring weather. H. G. Cook of Buffalo notes conditions may shift shipping dates but most flocks will not reach markets before October. He expects a smaller run, about two thirds of last year, with winter losses reducing market receipts.
Advice on fitting inner tubes advises dusting a light talc layer inside the envelope to prevent sticking while avoiding excess talc that causes punctures. Tubes must be clean and dry, not laid on dirty ground, and should be stored hung in waterproof bags ready to avoid dust and moisture.
Cody Wyoming June 7 An injunction suit contests an order by County Superintendent Miss Hitchcock to distribute state school funds to only six districts of Park County. The Powell district No 2 leads the action seeking to halt payment of 2209.04 and compel equitable distribution to all twenty two districts.
The guide advises not to store tubes in original boxes in a garage. Use water proof bags to keep tubes away from water oil and grease but not sharp tools. Keep spare tubes in bags and store bags away from metal objects.
A warrant was sworn Monday morning for the arrest of JT Finch on a charge of embezzlement. He had been in Casper briefly in the interest of the Singer Sewing Machine company and collected money for the firm, then appropriated it to his own use before packing his grip and leaving town. The company was given his address.
Daniel T Henderson argues in Farm and Home that trucking yields high profits only on sizable farms of 30 to 100 acres not for small market gardening. He notes success requires 100 mile reach to markets and good rail and freight facilities to ship produce overnight.
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