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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1912
Page
11
An advertisement offers a free £3.50 recipe for weak kidneys and urinary troubles. It claims to relieve backache swelling and frequent urination and invites readers to request the prescription from Dr. A. E. Robinson in Detroit for home use.
Readable portions show Mrs Ligter s Beauty Parlors at 411 West 19th with phone 817 W and references to Kansas Cream Flour from a newly unloaded car. Also mentions Peabody and Nelson at 1017 Thames with phone 652 W.
The choir of St. Mark's, directed by Mrs. W. K. Hart, offers a special musical program featuring hymns and anthems, with soprano and baritone solos by local musicians. Attendance includes remarks on social events at the Parish Home and visits from friends in Laramie and Annapolis.
The Convent classes stage Shakespeare's As You Like It Monday in Convent hall with a long cast list. Notable entries include Rosalind Miss B Bolin and Celia Ming M Mullison, plus numerous Misses in roles from Duke to Touchstone and shepherds.
Dr Williamson hosts a dinner for numerous friends Tuesday night as the Ninth Cavalry Card Club meets Monday evening. Hostesses are Mrs Armstrong Mrs Ayres and Mrs Camp The Artillery Ladies Bridge Club enjoys Tuesday afternoon entertainment by Mrs Ernest W Wheeler.
The Ninth Cavalry hosted an informal reception for Twelfth Cavalry guests at Fort Russell with dancing music and refreshments. Mrs William B Cowin hosted an informal luncheon then a Port tea featured Miss Anderson of Augusta Ga and Miss Dobbins of Fort Gatte Ga with elaborate decor and graceful attire.
An OCR fragment lists Scalp treatments and manicuring at Mrs Ligier's Neauty Parlors 411 W 19th with a contact Phone 817-W and mentions Window Glass by The Sherman Co and Sun-Proof Paints by The Sherman Co.
Mrs Dyer was feted at a luncheon given by Mrs William HH Noble. The event featured White anap dragons and feros as table adornments with Japanese design place cards. Guests included Mrs Christian Bundy Burt Walker Mitchell Snyder and Noble plus Lt and Mrs Powell their guest Miss Anderson and Lt Connolly who will visit the Hakes ranch today to fish.
Denver reports Police Commissioner Himebaugh of Colorado Springs urges Governor Shafroth to create a regional fund of 10000 dollars across five states where 20 murders occurred. The money would hire premier criminal hunters to track the ax killer believed to have killed the Wayne and Burnham families and other victims.
A Cheyenne advertisement promotes ethine double strength from first class druggists, offering a money back guarantee if freckles are not removed. One ounce typically suffices for even the worst cases and promises a clear complexion with minimal cost if successful.
The appellate division of the supreme court ruled that Laura Biggar must pay $860,000 to Mrs. Agnes Hendrick for alienation of her husband’s affections. The prior $50,000 verdict was set aside as excessive. Biggar had inherited about $100,000 from Henry Bennett, a Pittsburgh theatrical manager.
The Capitol Building Commission will receive bids for painting the Capitol Building and Governor's Residence on Monday June 24 1922 at 16 o'clock A M. Specifications are available at the State Treasurer's office.
Six thousand Jewish butchers in New York shut all shops until wholesale prices drop. The move affects over 400,000 Jewish residents as East Side women vow a kosher meat boycott until prices fall.
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