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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1912

Page

3

Farewell party honors Harris couple in Cheyenne

Mr and Mrs Clarence H Harris prepare to move to Denver after a lavish sixteenth wedding anniversary farewell hosted by Mr and Mrs W C Monfort and Mrs Luna Freund. A large pink white decor theme featured crepe paper hollyhock centerpieces and a pink white lunch as guests toasted the couple and gifts included a sterling silver pie knife.

Clarence H. Harris Denver Cheyenne W. C. Monfort Luna Harris

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aids Women's Recovery

A Missouri reader reports recovery from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters from Mrs Sallie Stevens of Comanche Oklahoma and Mrs F A Peasion of New Hampshire praise relief from weakness pains and related symptoms after trying the remedy. The company invites letters for personalized advice and guarantees confidential staff responses.

Waurilla Okla Lydia E. Pinkham Mia. Sallie Stevens No. 2 Comanche, Okla

Sluggish Downpour Trails Train Across Flooded Plain

A vivid, if shaky, account describes a train journey along inundated plantations. The narrative notes a cool, unsettled day with graphic depictions of a curloius slate and persistent water beyond the tracks, leaving readers to ponder the dwellers' prospects.

Southland

Kensington Party Honors Mrs Park Before Denver Visit

Mrs Harry Hoffman hosted a Kensington gathering at Netford apartments on Monday with sewing and conversation followed by tea at five. Attendees included Mrs Parks and Mrs Dalber among others, plus Mrs Hoffmans sister Mrs Jones of Springfield and guests from Nebraska and Perry Iowa. The Central school kindergarten led by Miss Davidson will close June 27 with exercises and a Friday picnic to follow.

A. K. Smith Pearletine al Woodruff A. C. Armistead T. Paul Wilcox Mire Jones Springfield Mase Mre Hoffman Misa Davidson

Dinner in Honor of Grandson Oscar Blaisdell

Mrs M Bartlett of 2215 Thames street entertained at dinner Sunday evening in honor of her grandson Oscar Blaisdell. Music and visiting occupied the evening at the conclusion of the dinner. Guests included John Post Ed McDermott ry McDermott A B Daniels and Esther paintels of Douglass Howard Contes Claude McDermott.

M.bertlett Thames Street Oscar Blaisdell Messrs John Post Ed McDermott Ry McDermott A. B. Daniels Pe Esther Paintels Douglass Hiéward Contes Claude McDermott

Donnelly Hosts Dinner for Webb City Guest

Mr and Mrs Dyer G Donnelly extended hospitality at their ranch home with a Sunday dinner honoring house guest Miss Margaret Gorman of Webb City Missouri Attending were Mr and Mrs R Cless Mr and Mrs G E Baldwin Miss Gorman Mr A D Walton and the hosts.

Dyer G. Donnelly Margaret Gorman Webb City R. §. Cless G. E. Baldwin Hazel Sherman J. A. Preston Sievert Miss Sherman Miss’ Hayes

Fort Russell Farewell for Col and Mrs Dyer

The entire Fort Russell garrison attended a farewell reception and ball at the Artillery club honoring Colonel Alexander B. Dyer and his wife Mrs. Dyer. They plan to leave June 19 for Portland, Oregon, then return to Los Angeles. The event reflected the high regard held for the couple by officers, soldiers, and local society.

Fort Russell Alexander B. Dyer Artillery Club Fourth Field Artillery Alekzander B. Dyer Portland Ore Los Angeles Dyer

Military social event honors Fort BD. A. Russell

A reception at the artillery club features Colonel and Mrs. Hyver Colonel and Mrs. Williame Colonel and Mrs. Guilfoyle greeting a large crowd. Music by an artillery band, punch, and supper mark the evening as homage to the commander and wife.

Warriton Brillant Hyver Williame Coleonel Guilfoyle Fort A. Russell Alexander Lb

The Call of the Home

In a reflective poem the speaker yearns for the old farm home over the city’s bustle and noise. The wind at eventide recalls happier rooms and the welcome light, offering a haven from fame and toil as the heart seeks peace in rural memories.

Milady’s Toilet Table remedies and beauty hacks

A historical advertisement-like snippet promotes home beauty treatments. It claims dry shampoo brightens hair, root powders whiten eyebrows, and a magenta-toned complexion tonic cleanses skin. It also touts Delatone paste to remove unwanted facial hair.

Origin of the Potato in America and Europe

The potato was already cultivated in America when early explorers arrived. It was introduced to Europe around 1580 by the Spaniards and to the same region by the French explorers, who brought it from Virginia where it had appeared around 1650. The sweet potato and another root vegetable are also believed to come from America.

America Chile Europe Spidfords Alsee Virginia Anerida

Youthful Inspiration and Simple Play

A fragmentary note from a historic page hints at playful youth themes with mentions of Willie and Bobby in a soft, informal tone. The text is incomplete, but suggests a focus on children or hobbyist activities and a casual diary style.

Unclear Note on Forage and Dairy Health

An unclear and distorted passage discusses energy use in forage processing and digestion. It claims cows digest green and dry foods differently, suggesting milk quality varies with the type and balance of feed. The text reflects uncertain observations rather than solid conclusions.

Mule Exhibition Impresses Salt Lake City Crowd

The exhibit featured Alden's mule with 3 1 16 inch circumference woes on display in Salt Lake City. The animal owned by Elmer Apelgren drew attention as mules of all sizes found a ready market due to their steadier temperament and longer recuperative period compared with horses.

Alden Salt Lake City Elmer Apelgren

More Dollars for Jingles This June 1912 Offer

An offer dated June 1912 promises additional funds for jingles distinct from the May 1912 purchases. The notice urges readers to become acquainted with the new terms and amounts and outlines separation from prior agreements.

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