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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1912
Page
5
An advertisement proclaims Danderine stops hair loss and dandruff, claims hair grows long and lustrous, and urges readers to try a 25 cent bottle. It promises immediate cleaning effects and lasting hair beauty with daily use then reduced to two or three times weekly.
James Mosley as administrator of John F. Wallace's estate filed suit in Sheridan district court against Carney Coal Co for 30000.50 dollars. Wallace died intestate March 9 1910 and letters were issued January 16 1917. A roof collapse and falling rock allegedly caused Wallace's fatal injuries while working at the mine.
Cody, famed scout and founder of this city, marked his sixty sixth birthday February 26 while visiting his new mines at Oracle Arizona. He is in good health and plans to return to this city about March 15 spending two weeks at the T and ranch.
William Kirby near Laramie suffered apoplexy. Governor Carey to speak at farmers institute March 11. Geo B K Ramey and Vincie E Becker wed at Lusk. Hattie Arp funeral in Laramie with Dr Thomas Rushworth officiating. Traveling salesman Dibe Rouke died of scarlet fever after illness in town. Passengers rode in wagons due to snowbound line. Jacob Hart and Miss Fertig wed at Wheatland.
Wheatland March 2 Company I led by Lt Breever earned praise for equipment care neatness and soldierly conduct at the annual inspection held in Goodrich hall before a large crowd. Three members received prizes for top individual display John Isom Chester Jesse and George Good with a lecture on wartime preparedness concluding the event.
A dense church notice lists services across First Presbyterian First Baptist German Lutheren Allen A. M. E. Chapel and others. It includes sermon topics such as care of children and animals, church affiliations, mass schedules, Sunday school times, and officer meetings with invitations to those without a church home. The document notes pastors Leon C. Hilla J. A. Duffy J. Washington and W. M. Nelson and schedules through March 1912.
The notice lists church activities led by Pastor Frank L. Moore. Sunday school at 9:45 with J. T. Velin, morning worship at 11:00 featuring Mes sages from Dark Days, evening service at 7:30 with Parables of Jesus Hid Treasure, and a Wednesday Institute of Social Service welcome.
The church on Nineteenth and Central outlines tomorrow services with 7:45 a.m. Holy Communion 9:45 a.m. Sunday school 11:00 a.m. morning sermon and 7:30 p.m. evening address. Bishop Thomas to preach at morning service and rector to present second talk in the hymn series There Is a Green Hill Far Away March 24. Regular weekday services and confirmation classes announced. Rev. George Davidson invites public attendance. St. Mary's Cathedral on Capitol between 20th and 21st streets also noted.
The Methodist Church choir will present the Song Service next Sunday evening due to Dr. A. B. Millard's absence. The program includes organ preludes, hymns, anthems, solos, a duet, and an offertory with quartered performances by Mrs. Kennedy and Dr. Millard among others.
Mrs. Chaney seeks state department help after her husband Chaney was released in Mexico. He and five Americans had gone to investigate a mining property and authorities have not confirmed his status. Ambassador Wilson was instructed to determine Chaney’s condition.
Instructions on forming fine pulverized seed beds and compact soil with disc harrows before and after plowing. Emphasizes turning under corn stalks, avoiding burning, using stalk cutters, and returning humus to improve soil fertility with nitrogen phosphorus and potassium values. Concludes with a cigar ad tease for the State Leader.
John H. Gordon recounts a long night of blinding snow sweeping across a wagon and cabin lines near Laramie. He describes freezing temperatures, trapped travelers, a crowded cabin of ten, and the trio of days of relentless snowfall that killed cattle and many people while fish suffocated in the overloaded streams.
In Boston on March 2 a Roosevelt progressives event featured speeches by former Governor Fort of New Jersey Governor Stubbs of Kansas Senator Clapp of Minnesota and a Roosevelt national committee letter read from Chicago asserting the nation favors Roosevelt five to one. The letter framed the campaign as a fight for the people to rule themselves beyond a simple party contest.
A dated letter from Mrs Noble Tubman recounts a baby's terrible skin eruption cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment after other remedies failed. The notice, dated January 28 1911, promotes Cuticura as an economical skin and scalp treatment with samples and a free booklet from Potter Drug & Chem. Corp.
Continued from page one the case then adjourned in a puzzling state for both sides. The prosecution cannot send the case back to the grand jury because the conditions are not covered by the penal code, and Darrow cannot be tried on the information. The full grand jury transcript must be given to the defense five days before trial, a transcript Fredericks says cannot be secured. Lawyers worked through the afternoon to map a procedure for Monday.
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