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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1913

Page

16

Hospital Aid Society reports record charity ball receipts

The Hospital Aid Society held a meeting at the library with large attendance. Charity ball receipts totaled 1228.30 with expenses 275.21 leaving 450.09, the largest net from a charity ball. Officers and committees were named to purchase beds, meet with county officials, and plan maternity ward furnishings.

Hospital Aid Society Chas Siristo Weet H. Bullock Mise McKensie Claude Draper FE. N. Sturdevant Misa McKensie Charles Bristol

St. Mark's Guild Meets Friday Afternoon in Parish House

In church circles the St. Mark's Guild will hold a 2:30 PM Friday meeting in the Guild room of the Parish House Plana for awuhaicr Daraar. All members are asked to attend. St. Agnes' Guild plans a dance and entertainment Friday evening March 28 at the Parish House.

St. Mark's Guild Plana Awuhaicr Daraar St. Agnes’ Guild St. Agnes

Willing Workers Secretly Rewarded Function

The Willing Workers of the First Baptist church will meet at Mrs. J. E. Stimpson's home on Friday afternoon. Attendees are told they will be amply rewarded.

Woman's Club Wallace Bond Baptist The First Baptist Church J. E. Stimpson

Cheyenne Indian on Nation's New Nickel

The Cheyenne chief portrait replaces the old design on the new nickel with Liberty and the year 1913 on the obverse and United States of America with the motto E Pluribus Unum under the bison on the reverse. The 25 year design period follows treasury rules. Estimated yearly minting ranges from 3.5 to 4 million dollars worth, about 80 million coins, with banks eager to acquire new nickels.

Cothoie United States of America Treasury Department Springfield Republican

Merry Widow Revival Delivers Seductive Stage Dance And Music

The Savage production of The Merry Widow offered evocative walls and harmonious music with a lively Maxime chorus. Mine Wilber’s performance stood out despite overweight, Oscar Figman shone, and Charles Meakins showed notable dramatic grace, while the rest of the cast performed faultlessly.

Merry Widow Walta Mine Wilber Oscar Figman Charles Meakins Mordskin

Apanish Champion Faces George Sutton in 18.2 Match

Jose Ortes of Spain, the apanish champion billiardist, will meet George Sutton in the fret match of the 18.2 tournament today. Calvin Demarest and Clarence Jackson are the other contestants in a double round format with 400 points per game.

Chicago Mar Jose Ortes Campion Spain George Sutton Calvin Demarest Clarence Jackson

Pape's Cold Compound Promoted As Quick Grippe Cure

The ad claims a first dose of Pape's Cold Compound relieves grippe and cold symptoms within hours. A regimen of two hourly doses, with three consecutive doses, purportedly cures the cold in head chest back or limbs and ends headaches fever sneezing and nasal discharge. It urges buying a 5 cent package from any druggist and warns against substitutes. Also mentions Denver Music Co offering pianos in the Middle West.

Pape Grippe Middle West Territory Denver Music Co Capitol Avenue

Senator Fall Criticizes Border Patrol Policy

Senator Fall of New Mexico opened an investigation in the senate on March 3 into U S border patrols during the Mexican revolution. He charged that U S armed forces have blocked Americans, arresting citizens on American soil and depriving them of liberty in numerous cases.

Washington Mar United States Senate Fall New Mexico

Orpheum Theater Heist Blasts Doorway In Des Moines

A theft at the Orpheum theater in Des Moines involves a blast from nitro glycerin that wrecked the box office and stole about $2,000 in receipts from two Sunday shows. Police continue investigating the dramatic break in.

Des Moines Orpheum Theater

World despises a traitor Pratt shines as example

The piece denounces Pratt and condemns his actions as Speaker in Wyoming politics. It claims his treacheries damaged the state’s atmosphere and predicts his likely departure, urging voters to seek cleaner leadership and sterilize the political climate.

Pratt Wyoming

Mobilization of Troops and Huerta Loan Doom Mexico

The dispatch notes American capitalists agreeing to a 30 million dollar loan to the Huerta government as Madero’s downfall continues. The piece laments the chaos beyond the southern border and calls the record a dark, humiliating chapter for American history.

Poket Huerta Madero Mexico

Jude Johnson's 20 Year Threat to Rise Early Highlighted

For two decades Jude Johnson has threatened to wake up early every morning, a habit he has yet to start. The unusual pledge has become a running joke among friends and neighbors.

Jude Johnson

Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Praised by Women

In Warren Indiana and Esmond Rhode Island readers report relief from female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs An Tin on describes past pains and dizziness improving, while Mrs Le land credits the remedy with restoring health enabling daily work and household duties.

Mrs. Hamilton Lydia E. Pinkham la Pinkham Mrs. AnTinon R.F.D. No Warren Ind Lydia Weil Tee Sen Esmond Rhode Leland

Congress Read 70 Close Do0y

Washington reports the Sixty Congress begins a brief session amid Wilson arrivals and suffrage events. Lawmakers race to finish conference reports on spending bills and two naval measures, with filibusters anticipated on workmen's compensation and Indian appropriation issues.

Congress Washington Mar t_l Presty Wilson Senate House Hoke Smith

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