Lost Appetite and Hope
A patient credits Perona with new life and strength after a month of illness. The note says the writer feels better than ever and sends two pictures to show the improvement.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1912
Page
2
A patient credits Perona with new life and strength after a month of illness. The note says the writer feels better than ever and sends two pictures to show the improvement.
Theodore Roosevelt declares he will run in November and lead the fight against what he calls a stolen nomination. Comptroller Prendergast reads Roosevelt's resolve, with Roosevelt insisting no one else will step aside. Roosevelt reports strong support from supporters nationwide and dismisses rumors he may quit.
In Des Moines on June 29 Mrs. Mary Phillips 28 was found dead with a bullet through her heart at her mother's home. A man believed to be Walter Scott lay dead with a bullet wound nearby. Police suspect a lover's quarrel and possible double murder by a jealous rival. A revolver used in the killings was hidden behind a picture frame.
Little Johnie wanders with his father in the woods and learns about dogwood blossoms. He ponders how the white blossoms could produce seeds and wonders if many puppies would grow from them, in a light moment from Norman FM Mack's National Monthly.
State of Wyoming notices Prank Tell to respond to a divorce petition filed in Laramie County District Court by Elizabeth Bell. Grounds include habitual drunkenness and indignities. default judgment may occur if no answer by August 29, 1018. Clerk T. J. Pisher. attorney Joan Charles Thompson.
Colorado and Southern Ry announces one and one third fare round trip to all stations on the C and 8S Ry in Wyoming and to Denver and all stations north of Denver with sales on July 3 and 4 and return limit July 6 1912. T Fisher G P A C and 8 RY CO H B Dyer Denver Agent.
Sanitary Ice offered at 30 cents per hundred by Cook Bros Co. Contact via Phone 197 for orders.
Washington reports Postmaster General Hitchcock warned that if Congress fails to pass the postal appropriation bill by Monday midnight the 335,000 postal workers will have their pay halted and service shut down nationwide. He warned of widespread hardship from delayed checks and letters, and noted leases, contracts, and supplies would be affected. President Taft may issue a statement assuming responsibility to run government services.
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