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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
8
The Kopald shoe business, tied to manufacturing in the Boat and selling at $2.00, operates a store in Dubuque Iowa and Chicago with plans for expansion. Kopald aims to expand into a chain of $2.10 stores across the West as competition from other manufacturers grows.
Mr Kopeld urges the public to purchase only registered phones and warns that any unregistered pair will be replaced with a compliant set. The notice emphasizes adherence to patent law and consumer safeguards.
Wyrombe Experiment Station issues bulletin by J A Hill on the value of fibre testing machines to measure wool strength and elasticity. Request details from Director Latamie Wyoming.
Negotiations indicate farmer Burns trainer of Frank Gotch and Iowa resident may meet L. Stanley northern Wyoming in Sheridan. Byrne expected to guarantee two throws in one hour. Laramie County Gun Club and Gem City Gun Club plan a shoot at Laramie on the 17th with ten members per club split into five man squads. Cody high school loses 14 to 16 at Burlington.
In Waco Texas on March 18 Manager Callahan of the White Sox leads first base tryouts. Contenders include Collins Zeider Mullen Jones Burton and Fournier with Fournier favored. Zeider may stay as utility man. Yesterday the Sox No. 3 team led by Kid Gleason beat the regulars 3 to 2 and captured camp supremacy.
Advertises Pyramid Pile Remedy for quick relief of piles with instant relief swelling and inflammation subsiding. Claims many have recovered after starting use and suggests a free trial by mail, with regular 50 cent package available at drug stores.
A fragment describes a mail order coupon for Pyramid Pile Remedy from Pyramid Drug Co at 422 Pyramid Drive Marshall Michigan. It urges sending full name and address on a slip of paper to receive a sample by mail in plain wrapper.
Kenneth Hus tagh of the Chicago Athletic Association set a new United States record in the fifty yard swim with a time of 28.5 seconds at the National and Central Amateur Athletic Union meet. Harry J. Hebner of the Illinois Athletic Club won the 10 yard back stroke, with H Buckland of Milwaukee second and H Olson of Chicago third. H. J. Handy of the Chicago Athletic Association won the Central AAU 80 yard swim in thirteen minutes.
In Denver Horgan of St Louis increased his advantage over champion Carney in the second fifty point block of the world three cushion billiards championship. Horgan scored fifty to Carney’s two. The running score stood 100 to 67 with the final block set for tomorrow night. Horgan’s high run was five and Carney’s three.
A Cheyenne State Leader item notes CAC teams play Friday evening at Keefe Hall on March 15 and a dance follows the game.
The big boxing contest on the 15th dominates Fort Russell as fighters train daily in gymnasiums. King Kelley, Williams from the 9th Cavalry, and Brackston and Cielinak from the 4th Artillery are profiled as the event nears, with bets and conditions noted.
A readable note explains apple cake as a simple hot dessert. It details lining a pie plate with pastry, quartering and slicing apples, arranging them in concentric rings, sprinkling sugar and spices, and topping with a cream egg mixture and butter before a hot bake. It ends with a reminder to watch contest entries.
A column praises campaign workers for effective effort and persistence. It discusses how ten yearly subscribers could boost votes through a Special Coupon offer, noting 60 000 votes from regular votes and another 60 000 from extras, totaling about 100 000. The piece urges readers to verify figures by doing their own math.
A list of contestants in Cheyenne and surrounding areas with vote counts by district, including Miss Mae Le and Miss Muriel Bruce in District 1 and Miss Bya Clarkt in District 4. The document covers territory within Cheyenne south and north of 22nd Street and expands to Laramie County, Platte County, and nearby towns with names, addresses, and voting tallies. It ends with local ads and appeals for campaign support.
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