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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
5
Cheyenne watchers report varied items from repairs and shop ads to court actions and local travel. The period notes arrests sentences homestead applications and visiting dignitaries with several mentions of Miss Link and Thekla Knopf in Cheyenne society circles.
Mrs Orville Rock of Paw Paw Michigan endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after a four week hospital stay and unsuccessful treatment She credits the remedy with restoring her health and urges other women with female complaints to try it.
Union Pacific to open new shops in Denver around July 1 with 2500 workers and a $7,000,000 payroll annualized. Stores occupy former Pullman property and 250,000 spent on equipment and improvements. Double track work between Chappell Nebraska and Weir City shows测试 spike performance may see universal adoption by Harrimanites. Floods in district six slow progress but no delays expected. officials foresee no flood damage this year.
A U P passenger went to Dwilse Idaho yesterday while Henry Ditmer used the U P for a trip to Portland. M Kline traveled to Hvanston via the U P. The Woman's Relief Corps hosts a tea and cake at City Park on Friday June 14 with the Seventh Infantry band playing from 1 to 4 thirty. Each guest receives a small flag and refreshments cost 15 cents.
Visitors at the Bdolm & Ann store near Plaine Motel laud a 1ti karat blue diamond from the Jager Foantine mine in South Africa. The jewel is mounted to enhance its beauty and is touted as among the finest Hindost grade diamonds in the world. A passerby exclaimed at the unlikely prospect of owning such a gem.
An ornate classified notice touts Mme Winterroth Pilmonay as the world’s greatest clairvoyant offering truthful life advice. It invites readers to visit PD K of Blk 217 1 2 W 17th and to See Spovenson for wiring services and Mrs Ligier’s Beauty Parlors for hair styling. The State Leader promotes Wyoming want ads, urging readers to try the medium.
About fourteen drivers joined the newly formed union and the organizer J Palmer from Grand Island Nebraska is expected in Cheyenne today to seek terms. Seven grocers report no major delays despite the strike and drivers claim non union drivers are unsafe. A runaway horse incident is cited as evidence of potential accidents if non union workers stay employed. The union drivers announce allegiance to the American Federation of Labor with Frank Donovan as president.
A Nagle transfer wagon carrying a 14,000 pound hoisting engine broke through macadam on Seventeenth Street near the Capitol garage. Four men aboard escaped unharmed as the wagon and engine slid into the street. The engine was destined for hoisting building material at the Citizens' National Bank construction site.
Article reports corruption accusations against Taft delegates at a convention. Barnes charters attention in New York, while Taft captains general fear desertions to Colonel Roosevelt. Roosevelt leaders invite delegates to colored headquarters, stirring political jockeying in Chicago.
The Wyoming Democratic and Republican party platforms call for state-led resource development, water protection, and constitutional reforms. Democrats urge private land ownership, income tax, direct Senate election, recall, labor protections, and good roads. Republicans promote Taft endorsement, progressive legislation, and good roads with auto access to Yellowstone Park.
The author asserts Republicans lack any peg to hang opposition on and praises stand partism. He claims Wyomingites crave progress and will advance only by aligning with the Democratic party as they come forward.
A long list of hotel guests appears, naming individuals and their hometowns such as Denver, Casper, Laramie, Evans, and Omaha. The roster includes military names, families, and couples with varied origins from Wyoming, Colorado, Nebraska, and beyond, reflecting a cross‑region guest flow.
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