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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1912
Page
3
An advertisement offers a free recipe claimed to treat weak kidneys and related symptoms including backache, urinary issues, and swelling. It urged readers to write to Dr. A. E. Robinson in Detroit to receive the prescription by mail at no cost, asserting it could be used at home with quick results.
Visit Mrs Ligter s Beauty Parlors for high class work at 411 W 19th St phone 817 W Try Kansas Cream Flour just unloaded cheapest and best Peabody Nelson 1017 Thames phone 652 W tf
The choir of St Mark's under Mrs W K Hart will present a special musical service tonight with anthem selections and solos by Mrs A K Smith Mr Harold Vaughan and Mrs W O Gill among others. Attendees will also enjoy a parish home dance later this month and visitors Miss Florence Mott and Mrs George Hunt are in town.
The Convent preparing to stage Shakespeare's As You Like It on Monday in Convent hall. Cast includes Duke banished by Frederick and Rosalind with Celia and other lords, plus Touchstone, Adam, Corin, Silvius, and shepherds. Various local residents and guests listed among cast and attendees.
Dr Williamson hosts a Tuesday dinner for Cavalry Card Club at his bachelor quarters. Ninth Cavalry Card Club gathering slated for Monday evening. Mrs Armstrong Mrs Ayres and Mrs Camp named as hostesses. Artillery Ladies Bridge Club to be entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs Ernest Wheeler.
The Ninth Cavalry hosted an informal reception last evening at the Cavalry club for Twelfth Cavalry guests arriving at Fort Russell. Dancing, music and refreshments followed a generous hospitality, with Mrs. William B. Cowin and others among the hosts and guests.
Regional newspaper notice lists Mrs Ligier's Neauty Parlors at 411 West 19th offering scalp treatments and manicuring services. An item mentions Window Glass and The Sherman Co with Sun-Proof Paint products as advertised offerings.
Mrs Dyer was lavishly entertained at luncheon at 1020 o clock in honor of her two week of hospitality. Guests included Mrs Christian Bundy Burt Walker Mitchell Snyder and Mrs Noble with Lt Powell and guest Miss Anderson. Lieutenant Connolly planned an automobile trip to the Hakes ranch for fishing activity today.
Denver leaders propose a $10,000 fund across five states where 20 ax murders occurred to hire the nation’s best criminal hunters. Police Commissioner Himebaugh urges Governor Shaf-toth to act, linking the Colorado Springs Wayne and Burnham family killings to the broader ax murders case.
A Cheyenne druggist advertises ethine double strength as a freckle remedy with a money back guarantee. An ounce is usually enough for the worst cases and one night of treatment is said to reveal a clear complexion. The ad emphasizes buy only from reputable city druggists carrying the guaranteed prescription.
The appellate division of the New York Supreme Court ruled that Laura Biggar must pay Mrs. Agnes Mary Hendrick $860000 for alienation of her husband’s affections. The prior $50000 verdict was reduced as excessive. Biggar had inherited about $100000 from Pittsburg theatrical manager Henry Bennett.
The Capitol Building Commission invites bids for painting the Capitol Building and Governor's Residence. Bids due Monday June 24 1922 at 16 o'clock A M. Specifications available at the State Treasurer's office.
Six thousand Jewish butchers in New York will shut shops to protest high meat costs. The move affects more than 400 000 Jewish residents as Jewish women on the East Side pledge a boycott until wholesale prices fall.
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