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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
16
The article notes Kopald's Shoe, the sole $2.00 retailer, aligning with shoe manufacturing and operating a shop in Dubuque and Chicago, aiming to build a Western chain of stores at rising price points. It highlights competition from manufacturers and Kopald's regional expansion plans.
A public notice states all shee sold are entrantead and covered by patent law. Buyers of unregistered phoen pairs must receive a replacement pair in its place as a remedy stated by Mr Kopeld.
A bulletin from Wyrombe Experiment Station, by J A Hill, wool specialist, explains fibre testing machines and their use in measuring wool strength and elasticity. It notes the bulletin is available upon request from the station director in Latamie, Wyoming.
Negotiations indicate Farmer Burns trainer of Frank Gotch who lives in Iowa may wrestle L A Stanley northern Wyoming champion in Sheridan. Byrne has practically agreed to come and guarantees to throw Stanley twice within an hour. The bout target is late March if arranged.
Waco Texas March 18 Manager Callahan of the White Sox led first base tryouts. Contenders include Collins Zeider Mullen Jones Burton and Fournier with Fournier favored. Zeider may stay as utility man. Sox No 3 team Gleason’s goofs beat the regulars 3 to 2 to claim camp championship.
Advertises Pyramid Pile Remedy promising instant relief from piles and swelling. Claims cures allow immediate return to work and potential avoidance of surgery. Encourages sending name and address for a free trial and then purchasing a 50 cent package at drug stores.
Reader is urged to cut out a coupon and mail it to Pyramid Drug Co at 422 Pyramid Dr Marshall Michigan with full name and address on a slip. A sample of Pyramid Pile Remedy will be mailed in a plain wrapper.
Kenneth Hus tagh of the Chicago Athletic Association set a national record in the 50 yard free swim with a 0 28 0 5 time at the National and Central Amateur Athletic Union event. Harry J Hebner of Illinois Athletic Club won the 10 yard back stroke. H Buckland was second. H Olson third. The 80 yard swim was won by H J Handy of the Chicago Athletic Association in 13 minutes.
In Denver on March 13 Bank er Horgan of St. Louis increased his advantage over Champion Carney in the second fifty point block. Horgan scored fifty while Carney made twenty seven to bring the total to Horgan 100 Carney 67 with the final block to be played tomorrow night. Horgan’s high run was five. Carney’s best was three.
The Cheyenne State Leader notes a CAC basketball event set for Friday evening March 15 at Keefe Hall followed by a postgame dance.
The upcoming boxing bout on the 15th dominates Fort Russell activity as fighters train daily in gymnasiums. King Kelley shows top form, Williams of the 9th Cavalry fights four rounds with three opponents, and Brackston faces Cielinak who claims peak condition. The 4th Artillery is noted for its improving prospects and potential future professionals.
A delicious hot dessert named apple cake is simpler to make than apple pie. A pie plate is lined with short pastry, apples cut into eighths are arranged in concentric circles, sugar is sprinkled, then nutmeg or allspice dusted. Top with a beaten egg cream and butter bits, bake hot and serve immediately. Keep an eye on the contest entries.
A column notes campaign workers gain visibility through a special coupon offer. It argues ten yearly subscribers could yield 60 000 regular votes plus 60 000 extra votes, totaling 100 000 or more, illustrating how small efforts raise totals and stressing figures prove truth.
Cheyenne district lists candidates and vote counts for the 10,000 Club Campaign. Shows Miss Mae Le, Miss Muriel Bruce, Miss Ethel Breither, Miss Addie Swaney, Miss Cecelia Ritchies, Miss Ida B. Calder, Miss A. St. Wollock, Miss Sadie McCloskey, Miles Mario Smith, Miss Elva Roberts with district outlets and totals, plus statewide territory coverage and ads for Kopald’s shoes and Wilson’s cigars.
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