Cheyenne State Leader Editorial Masthead From 1867 Era
The Cheyenne State Leader masthead and publication details show the 1867 established newspaper with staff and policy notes. It lists editors John C Ple ming and John C Thompson and notes Associated Press affiliation and mail order classification. Revenue notes include advance subscriptions and carrier rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne State Leader
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Tribune Publishing Company
Cheyenne
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John C. Pleming
John Charles Thompson
From Pompadour to Theophano A chronicle of queens and schemers
A sweeping, era spanning account traces famous women from Madame Pompadour to Theophano. It links power, love, and treachery across monarchies, noting political influence, romantic entanglements, and dramatic downfalls that shaped European history.
United States America on Goods Could Cause Confusion
Ansel Kt. Clark of the U S Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce warned exporters in Mobile that labeling products with U S A may be misread as Union of South Africa or other entities. He urged placing United States America on manufactured articles sent abroad to avoid misimpression.
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United States America
America
London
Ansel Kt. Clark
United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Mobile
South Africa
United States
Health Questions Answered by U S Public Health Service
A reader asks about convulsions in a mother’s health. Doctors explain causes such as epilepsy or other conditions and urge a thorough medical examination before considering remedies like bromide. The column notes that a proper diagnosis requires examination and discusses potential chest and spine issues tied to mood and lung conditions.
Carey vetoes irrigation bonds act in Wyoming
Governor Robert D. Carey disapproved Enrolled Act No. 39 House Bill 178 aimed at aiding land reclamation by irrigation and drainage and creating an approving commission. Carey called the measure unconstitutional and said approving it would be unlawful.
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Robert D. Carey
W. BE. Chaplin
House of Representatives
State of
Wyoming
Wyoming Governor Voids Irrigation Bond Bill Over Constitution
The governor vetoes a bill authorizing state guarantees and investment in irrigation bonds, citing constitutional conflicts. He notes the state cannot loan credit or engage in internal improvements without a two thirds vote and warns of potential abuses. The speech cites sections on trust fund investments and constitutional prohibitions against state aid to private corporations. He mentions soil surveys as context.
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Wyoming
California
Oregon
Making Places For Dimples Reolo Health Booster Claim
An advertisement touts Reolo as a miracle tonic to restore fullness to hollow faces, improve appetite, and renew energy. It promises increased flesh and red blood cell activity, claiming rapid transformation within days and endorses drug clerks at Roedel’s Drug Store.
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Reolo
A. B. Roedel
Never Has to Call a Doctor-Babes Internally
Mr. J. E. McNeil of Globe Arizona endorses the J. B. L. Cascade as a family physician substitute. He claims it cleanses the lower intestine and prevents many ailments, urging readers to request a free booklet from A. E. Roedel about internal bathing authority Dr. Tyrrell of New York.
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A. E. Roedel
Union Pacific Coal May Move Its Office
J. L. Roup, recently laid off as part of a downsizing at Union Pacific Coal, has left for Lost Cabin Wyoming to join the Big Horn Sheep company There he will work as a clerk This move fuels rumors that Union Pacific Coal may relocate offices to a mining center likely Rock Springs
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Union Pacific Coal
J. L. Roup
Union Pacific Coal Company
Lost Cabin
Wyoming
Big Horn Sheep Company
Mr. Roup
Rock Springs
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