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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1912
Page
8
The notice lists candidates seeking the Democratic nomination in Laramie County. Frank B Roach announces for sheriff and a county supervisor post. Corson W Slingerland seeks county treasurer. Ray K Olds announces candidacy for treasurer.
Carson W. Slingerland of Egbert announces his candidacy for road supervisor of Laramie County. He cites extensive road work experience and asserts he is highly qualified for the position.
Grimes finally lands a bout with Young Brown set for Green River on July 23. Both fighters will weigh 148 pounds with the match at 3 p.m. Grimes trains daily at Muggsy School gym behind Jolly Pool hall from 2:30 to 6:00.
Capitol Avenue Theatre offers airiness and popular shows, with extra numbers like the Kentucky Mack Birds pleasing patrons. The venue is billed as the coolest in the city, a welcome resting place for tired shoppers.
Junk yard ad promoting Fredrick Coal at 5.75 per ton with contact phone 310 Black. They pay best prices for rags iron metals rubbers bottles bones and sacks. Location Lou's Veta 1822 Bent Street.
A column of brief items includes Miller's watch repair shop at 1709 Carsy Ave, a trunk maker at 316 Near 16th St, and multiple announcements: state bank examiner Newlin attending a family reunion in Terre Haute, vocal music lessons, Gov Carey and son visiting a ranch, Rev Davidson leaving for Chicago, and Bishop Thoms preaching. Also notes on the Penn Wyoming suit, National Guard quarters, cattle shipments from Mexico, and local homestead applications.
Finder should leave black coat and tools at the Frontier Park speedway office. Note pinned at 3 Watch for Hangon's Speciala On Ice Cream and Cold Drinks, Chang ed every day.
Harold Brinker tested his aeroplane at Frontier Park all week making 26 flights daily from ten to 60 feet above ground. He achieved perfect control of the machine and friends call the effort a complete success.
A June Washington column argues the Republican platform pledges action against price abuses. It cites Argentine beef and mutton markets and taris, claiming tariffs keep food and other essentials costly while a extant power by monopolies raises prices. The piece accuses Republicans of inaction despite known facts.
Pueblo couple Wiehe Tm and Ray Thompsen wed Marguerite Haywood in Peyton Colorado at 7 p.m. They plan to reside in Riverton. In Greeley Ralph Goodfellow and Gladys Shelburn were married at the Methodist parsonage and will live in Greeley. Rev Nelson officiated both ceremonies.
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