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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1912
Page
3
A reflective poem contrasts belief with action and urges love for fellow men as the true creed. The rest of the clipping lists social events in Cheyenne including visits, gatherings, bridge clubs, and entertainment at theatres and parties with numerous named residents and their plans.
Mrs William H Noble planned a Wednesday evening dinner surprise for her husband Captain Noble on his birthday anniversary. Guests included Lieut and Mrs Howard, Lieut and Mrs Haberg, Lieut and Mrs Cutter, Lieut and Mrs Black, Lieut and Mrs Brunzell, Lieut and Mrs Dowell, with supper after bridge games.
Practical beauty notes describe dry shampoo using cornmeal powder to remove oil and dandruff the delatone paste to remove superfluous hair and a magatone solution with witch hazel to even skin tone. Mothers Salve is praised for minor cuts burns and skin eruptions.
The gathering included a business session after a program on Rescue Work. Participants contributed papers and enjoyed music and singing. Lunch was served to attendees and Mrs. Hendershot will host the society in two weeks.
The Central Coal & Coke Company of Wyoming with capital of 10000 and Rock Springs address filed articles of incorporation. All Right Gold Mining Company registered with Cheyenne office and capital of 50000. Western Ranches & Investment Company filed articles and named A H Marble of Cheyenne as statutory agent. Gov appointed Oscar O Natwick Wheatland Anson Higby Basin Louis Cook Douglas and Mrs Jacob Jenne Douglas to the Board of State Fair Commissioners.
Governor Carey renewed the notarial commission of E H Benedett of Carpenter yesterday as part of the state’s continuing access to notaries.
The Baptist Mission Circle will meet this afternoon at 3 o clock with Mrs. Hiram Davidson at 2619 Central Ave. Election of officers will take place.
The Guild of St Mark's meets this afternoon with Mrs Lilla Palmer at 703 E 17th St to plan the coming bazaar. Mrs O W Wheeler and Mrs W D Seaman entertained the Methodist aid society Thursday afternoon at Mrs Wheeler's home with needlework, a musical program, and lunch for forty.
Friends of Attorney General Preston grow anxious as his extended absence from Wyoming fuels rumors. Telegrams of congratulations and speculation flood eastward while Mac Grashan and Schenck dispute the whispers, with Leader man toasts to Mrs. Preston’s health and readiness to celebrate when possible.
Dove is urged to return as a nostalgic plea echoes in a city column about affection and distance. The piece blends regional slang with a warm chorus vibe and hints at homeward longing amid social rites.
Van Tassell of Converse County Wyoming sold 20 head of three and four year old range horses at Denver receiving an average of 155 dollars per head. The colt stock came from Percheron stock and had been pasture raised on the Wyoming range. They weighed 1400 pounds each and were halter broken. The sale underlines the profitability of continuing the horse raising business in Wyoming.
George Walker of Cheyenne reports that Fred W. Gooding has been ousted as president of the National Wool, Warehouse and Storage company at a Chicago meeting. No successor named in the消息.
The notice lists a Friday performance by Cahit Orchestra with 10 pieces. Venue details point to 204 W 17th Street, featuring a $82.00 hat stove item as part of the event listing.
An advertisement extols Pope's Diapepsin as a powerful digestive aid that ends indigestion and sour stomach. It claims relief within five minutes, prevents future discomfort, and requires no laxatives, offering a practical remedy obtainable from a local druggist.
An old advertisement urges readers to buy remedies for stomach discomfort and to purchase hats and shoes at Kopalds. It promotes Cheyenne State Leader as a source and mentions Rockwell Hatters selling hats for 82 00 and shoes for 84 40 or 82 50.
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