Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Claims Relief
A Detroit woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending two years of suffering from nervous strain and insomnia after doctors failed to help. She reports major health improvement within days and says her menstrual pains and headaches ceased, enabling a normal life and motherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mich
Evor
Lydia E. Fickham
James G. LeCueur
Medicine
Hunt St
Detroit
Wil
Phia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Philade
Iham
Chas. Bort
Chadwick St
Phila
City news snippets and local business notices
Miller's offers correct work repairing and adjusting at moderate prices with high quality. 1709 Carey Ave lists services and advertising. Dr Griffin returns from Cody as Mark A Chapman promotes loans and insurance at 19th and Carey Ave. Mrs Ellen Murphy returns from Nebraska visit. The Cheyenne Messenger Service advertises prompt service with phone access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller's
Carey Ave
Local Dispatches From Various Wyoming and Nebraska Destinations
A series of brief notices reports visits and travel involving Timothy Dyer James Sherman Hazel Sherman and others returning from trips to Laramie Rock Springs and Denver. Officials including N S Perry and R B Forsyth attend state livestock matters and audits. Police court fines and local departures to Scotland and Ogden are noted along with a domestic assault report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Timothy Dyer
James
Larande
Mac
Voorheen
Laramie
Miss Sherman
Miss Hazel Sherman
Rock Springs
Denver
Fligh McMillan
Pine Wluffs
N. S. Perry
Atate
Fine Mutts
Nebraska
Joseph Wopat
Oxford
Nev
R. B. Forsyth
B. F. Davis
Wheatland
Platte County
Dr. Hobson
Newcastle
Thomas
Ogden
W. M. Jeffers
Union Pacific Railway
A. D. Griffith
Chas. Griffith
Buck—Edward Wedemeyer
State Livestock Commission
Big Piney
Thiel Detective Agency
A. J. Bothwell
Richard Chlapzich
Louis Allard
Germania
Halbar
Scotland
Alex Nimmo
Misa Mary Nimmo
New York
Burghart
Jacob Burghart
Minnehaha Lake
Miss Barksdale
Mary Bark
It May Be Heaven If Wife’s Kin Are Not There
A wry remark notes the challenge of convincing a man heaven exists when he encounters his wife’s relatives in the afterlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Powers and Abernathy Tie The Knot In Cheyenne
Milton H. Powers of Cheyenne and Nina Abernathy of Omaha were married yesterday at 3 30 PM in the First Methodist church parsonage with Rev W M Nelson officiating. The couple will reside in Cheyenne and are welcomed by many friends who wish them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton H. Powers
Cheynne
Nina Abernathy
Omaha
First Methodist Church
W. M. Nelson
Powers
Cheyenne
Woodman and Odd Fellow Consolidate For Picnic
The Woodman and Odd Fellows announce a joint picnic on July 4 with a special train from Union Pacific depot at 7 a.m. to Dale Creek. All Odd Fellows Woodmen Beccas and Women of Woodcraft invited. Fare round trip one dollar and five cents for adults. Children under 12 half fare, under 6 free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specelal
Union Pacific
Dale Creek
Odd Fellows
Woodmen
Woodcraft
County Jail Cleanness Debated in Leader Letter
A Leader letter questions jail conditions while Sheriff Roach counters. He says county jail is clean and adequately ventilated with mild overcrowding at times and allows visiting hours from 7 20 to 4 while prisoners work for cleaning. He notes no women prisoners since 1912 and temporary female oversight when present. The city jail is old and inadequate, needing funds for a new facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roach
Sheriff Roach
District Court
McClement
Hot Springs Resort Growing In Patronage
Secretary of State Frank L. Houx returned from a week at Ther Mopolis state reserve where he arranged sewer installation and a summer building for women. He said hotels at the reserve are full and the resort grows in popularity. completion of Burlington main line will double visitors soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Houx
Thermopolis
Houx
Burlington
Corporal Charged With Killing Elk is Lodged in Jail
Corporal Roome of the First Cavalry is jailed in Cheyenne after a Cody hearing. He faces federal charges for slaughtering seven elk in Yellowstone National Park last winter. Circumstantial evidence suggests intent to use meat for wolf bait and sale of teeth. He will be tried at the next federal court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Corporal Roome
First Cavalry
Cheyenne
United States
H. L. Patton
Cody
Roome
Park
Federal Court
Business Over State Better Than In 1912
State Pure Food Commissioner Maurice Groshon returned from a tour of towns including Lander South Pass Atlantic Riverton Hudson Powder River Lusk Lost Creek Van Tassell Chugwater and nearby places. He said conditions are much better than in the past and that settlers are arriving in numbers. Groshon plans another trip soon after July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Groshon
Lander
South Pass
Atlantic
Riverton
Hudson
Powder River
Lusk
Lost Creek
van Tansell
Chugwater
van ‘Tassel
Groshon
Sunday School Show Shines at First Methodist Church
The Sunday school was well attended with a rise in older pupil numbers noted before a drop in the Young Peoples class due to high school cadets at Polo Mountain. Next Sunday at 10:30 children’s day will be observed and Rev Nelson will baptize children. parents should contact him beforehand and attend with their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Polo Mountain
Rev
Nelson
Warniobing The Eberman Co Subscribe for The State Leader
The Eberman Company subscribes to The State Leader, signaling the newspaper’s reach into local business circles. Details on subscription levels or dates are not specified in the fragment.
Enjoyed By Cadets In Camp
Hieheachool cadet camp was lively as 38 boys posted sentries to watch for cars from town. They awaited messages from loved ones and hoped for treats, including five gallons of ice cream from Cheyenne Creamery and a case of strawberries. A noon inspection and a ball game followed, then they began breaking camp. Sunday visitors included Frank Bon wife and son, John Harrington and family, Sam Corsen and family, William Dinneen and family, Lee Bristol and family, Mrs. Henry Dillman, Mrs. Ed Lawler, and Oscar Natwick and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bona Asutomobile
Mr. Vaughn
John Harrington
Frank Bon
Francis
Ruth Harrington
Sam Corsen
William Dinneen
Lee Bristol
Henry Dillman
Ed Lawler
Oscar Natwick and
Familly
Wheatland
Sharp Debate in Party Caucus on Sugar Schedule
Democratic senators clashed over free sugar as the caucus moved to schedule debates before the tariff bill reaches the senate for general debate. Shafroth Colorado and Walsh Montana led the opposition against President Wilson’s sugar provision, with Louisiana’s Ransdell among those pressing for release.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
Western
Louisiana
Wilson
Shafroth
Colorado
Walsh
Montana
Thornton
Ransdell
Newlands
Nevada
Laughlin endorses commission government in Cheyenne
Enos Laughlin writes to The Leader stating he supports the commission form of government for Cheyenne and will vote for it. He denies opposing or fighting the measure and asserts his favorable position clearly amid newspaper statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Commission
Cheyenne
Celra
Enos Laughlin
Playground extensions cut juvenile crime in La Crosse says Journal
The Wisconsin State Journal notes La Crosse reports a dramatic drop in arrests after the first season of public playgrounds. One boy faced the county judge and no girls were brought before him last year, versus 1 16 boys and 3 girls arraigned the year before playgrounds started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnd
la Crosse
Jadee
Wisconsin State Journal
President asks full report on McNab charges and Western Fuel case
The president demanded a complete report on McNab and the Western Fuel fraud charges. Sidney V. Smith and Bruce were charged alongside other directors. The trial for Bruce and Smith was delayed along with related indictments, while the others faced proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNab
Mage
Sidney V. Smith
Western Focal Company
Harr
Western Fuel
Harrout
Bruce
Smith
A Ag Well
Pringle
Bruce and
United States
McNabb
Full Vote Or Change Determination by Precinct Workers
The document lists precinct chairs and workers across Second Second Second and Third wards detailing polling duties. It directs workers to report at 9 in the morning to receive time and place assignments as polling places open at 9 and close at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Precinct
Dr. Nelson
Harry Hoffman
A. Andreson
H. Crane
J. R. Carpenter
H. Walton
Fred Hofmann
Ray K. Olds
Paul Lariver
Clarence Hammond
Curtis Templin
A. L. White
FH. Vaughn
Captain Hart
W. L. Whipple
C. R. McKinstry
Ed Kelly
L. H. Ellis
Charlea Bristol
George Kingham
Kel Hofmann
James Libby
Frank J. Niswander
al White
Lews Manewal
Hans Jensen
Third Precinct
Jicoy Sherman
Alex Hastie
Elmer Keefe
Co. C. Carlisle
J. A. Whiting
Clyde Early
Dr. Beard
Jett Nash
C. B Morgan
H. J. Taylor
William B. Wagner
John Charles Thompson, Jr
Robert Lafontaine
E. J. Johnston
O. M. Robertson
Harry Mitchell
Ernest Weinitz
H. C. Jefferson
W. &. Dinneen
Harold England
Joe Schmitz
D. J. Howell
John Foley
Charles Turner
Sherman Hotel
W. A. Wyman
Thomas Fei
A.C. McGregor
BR. A Hopkins
Frank Bon
Samuel Thompson
Walter Larsh
Aviator Drowns When Plane Crashes Into Lake
Fred F. Gardiner an aviator drowns when his aeroplane crashes into Lake Keoka near Rochester Maine after a 150 foot drop. He lived in Portland Maine. Divers worked to recover the body as Bath dispatches report. Lincoln Union Pacific official was in town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Fred F. Gardiner
Lake Keoka
Bath
Gardiner
Portland
Maine
Genetral
Lincoln
Union Pacific
Sherman Paper Ad Promotes Home Improvements
A local ad from Sherman lists painters and glaziers offering paper hanging and glazing services. The notice urges homeowners not to follow neighbors’ opinions but to seek quality workmanship.
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Sherman Oo
Sherman Co
Sheriman To
Hotel Arrivals From North and Midwest Listed
A compiled list shows guests at hotels including Albany, Denver, Omaha, Detroit, Rapid City, Saugache, and Casper. Names include G Loughlin, A M Crocker, P J Callahan, Karl Williams, M E B Worrell, Mr Smith, G M Clark, Fred Robertson, H B Mans, Mr and Mrs J Tellers, G Humbert, J Je Thomas, D George A fold, Baker, K Brown, Mrs M Nichols, E Allen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hothe Albany
G. Loughlin
Themasteen
Conn
A. M. Crocker
Denver
P. J. Callahan
Omaha
Karl Williams
Detroit
M. EB. Worrell
Mr. Smith
G. M. Clark
Grand Taland
Fred Robertson
Hilladale
H. B. Mans
Sagwache
Rapid City
George A
Fold
Baker
Sundance
K. Brown
Pla
Cannon
Wasson City
Neb
List of names across multiple cities in midwestern directory
A long list of individuals and locations appears, including Casper Casper Denver Denver San Francisco and many other places. Names such as Denlen Butler Reid Hoover Foxton and Limmer are scattered with city tags like Denver Dallas North Platte and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Denlen
Casper
B.C. Conray
San Francisco
M. M. Butler
BE. WH. Reid
Torrington
J K. Hoover
Kanexas City
Geo
F Stone
Kansas City
Z.W. Quarey
Denver
John Foxton
Douglas
J. Richards
Fort Collins
F. Sandstrom
G. Li
Kellogg
M. Johnson
Wheatland
F. H
North Platte
A. J. Coey
Northlatte
W. H. Steben
P. Hh. Johnston
L. J. Smith
Man of Few Words Seen Married Says Cupidity Provokes
A terse line suggests a married man uses his restraint to entice a prompter to stay in love with his craft. The quote hints at greed and personal motivation influencing professional passion.
Names Listed in Regional Social Notices
A long list of individuals and couples from multiple cities including Denver, St. Louis, Omaha, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and New York appears in a social or community notices segment. The fragmentary roster names many spouses and partners, with numerous spellings and locales, suggesting a society section or attendance roll of attendees, members, or mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Cern
EB. McIntosh
Council Bluffs
V, Quinlan
Kanwae City
Andy Wilkinson
Horse Creek
J. A. Farley
Kansas City
J. W. Smith
Kanataity
Wesley BE. Saxon
Riverton
H. G. Cannon
Carpenter
Geo. W. Storey
C. A. Walker
Denver
J. ©. Stilwell
F. B. Potter
Sioux City
F. ©. Barry
Los Angeles
J. A. Edmond
Omaha
J. J. Keppel
W. HH. Dearstyne
C. EB. Woodard
Geo, Wilkins
P. Furness
C. A. Welker
H. J. Farner
San Francisco
J. A. Edward
John Hegenberger
Sterling
A. Wilkinson
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Goctors
Dia E. Pinkham
Mrs. LeClear
City News
Boston Ladies Tailor
Carey
Ww. C. Griffin
Mark A. Chapman
Caray Ave
The
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Citizens National
Cheyenne, Wyoming
United States Land Office
Lory P. Moyer
Ernest A. Goodman
Nels Emil Nelson
Guernsey
John L. Weimer
Jerry B. Stauffer
Keeling
Vincent Utter
Rollo L. Clemens
Cloud FE. Compton
Rock Island
Ill
Utter
Prnathy
Woodman
Odd Fellow
Chris Olson
Wweni
Grocer
Evaas
O. K
Hot Springs
Warniobing
Eberman Co
Laughlin
Barkwell
A. W. Barber
IL G. Watson
Wari
Albany
Oppowl
U. P
Balkanal
Ingersoll Store
Plains
Fh. C. Somes
St. Louis
B. M. Donald
J. C. Jamison
Karl Carpenter
Little Bear
M. Thomas
Park Chaler
Lain
W. A. Blackman
M. BE. Bryan
Cripple Crees
Judge Lee Thompson
Hall
Jenver
G. M. Winkleman
Manville
A. M. Marley
C. Duston
Salt Lake
G.la
B.L. E
A. O.U. W. Hall
inter-Ocean Hotel
John Grown
Thorofares
Harry P. Hynds
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