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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
5
An elderly Pueblo woman credits Dr Miles Nervine with curing years of nervous prostration after doctors failed. The ad promotes Nervine for appetite loss digestion weakness and sleeplessness claiming thirty years of proven value and offers a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co.
A parade of visitors and residents drop in and out of the capital city. Names include G D McDougall from Wheatland, Hi Holibaugh from Casper, J W Connolly an Iron Mountain trainee, J Vaughn at the Normandie, Oay Jennings of Walcott, Mrs BE Baker of Horse Creek, Miss Jessie W Brown of Carpelster, George Culson of Pine Bluffs, Mr and Mrs A Wallace of Neaver, Mr and Mrs E H Benedict of Harper, D Kelly from Lebanon, Colo, Oliver H Shoup of Colorado Springs, Herbert Schneider of the Wyoming Labor Journal, Miss Cotten in St Johns hospital improving, State Chemist Moody returning to Laramie, Dr J A Rutledge and wife at the Plains, John Leet of Islay, George White and family of Lander at the Metropolitan, Wm Tarling and children of Honder enroute to Denver, W McDonald of Tron Mountain at the Metropolitan, D Lewis of Rock Springs, Tas Dobson of Medicine Bow, Hal P Fudge an out of town visitor, Herbert C Harris of Laramie registered at the Inter Ocean, Donohue from Little Horse Creek on a visit, Mrs J M Dean of Green River at the Plains, HL Laueck of the department of revioustore on official business, Ve a A A Cobb Casper visitor stopping at the Plains.
Herbert Rehneider of the Wyoming Labor Journal Publishing Company is reported on the sick list this week. Ming Cotton, associated with Mn St John’s, also noted in the brief update.
Small town notices report water repair services at Miller's and hairdressing by Mrs. Ligier. Trips announced for Kihm, Schenck, and geologist Jamison. Cultural items include Young Men's Literary Club at the Carnegie library and millinery opening at Sellhorn Parlors. Incorporation by Reed Humphreys of Sheridan valued at $15,000.
The Allen family extend heartfelt thanks to the Federation friends and neighbors for aid in their bereavement and acknowledge the Johnson School for the floral offering. Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Allen.
Catholic Ladies bake sale set for Saturday at Ben's Shoe Store. Event promotes church fundraising with proceeds directed to parish programs.
The article urges mothers to keep children’s bowels regular citing bowel health as key to appetite sleep and mood. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepain as a superior laxative with tonic properties and offers a free sample by mail to Dr W S Caldwell 405 Washington Monticello TM.
A vintage ad proclaims Pape's Diapepsin cures fermentation and sour stomach in five minutes. It promises relief from dyspepsia, indigestion, and related ailments by cleansing the stomach and aiding digestion after a single dose.
Homestead entries and final proofs appear alongside pardons and official trips in Wyoming notices. Notable items include Van Tassell’s Walde adding to Homestead, Torrington’s Nash finalizing a claim, Rawlins prisoner Monroe Bryant seeking pardon, and a false fire alarm at 420 East Nineteenth Street. The county plans a school census as snow accumulates.
Thirty five miners remain trapped after a blast as nine others escaped through a manway. Eleven reached the surface before, including a rope rider. First rescuers faced debris at the slab level. The body of 17 year old John Colwas was recovered. A carload of doctors and nurses was sent but returned. victims are believed dead.
Four alleged German spies were arrested yesterday on the Isle of Wight amid heightened wartime security and the crackdown on enemy agents. Police detained the suspects as part of a broader counter espionage operation.
An editorial attacks railroad rail construction accusing tariffs and steel trust protection of keeping unsafe rails in service. It claims wrecks rise from inferior steel and corrosion while competition is stifled by tariffs, leading to passenger harm and unreformed practice.
Testimony described a room meeting at the Palace hotel where four defendants allegedly promised to vote for a Baca designated Senate candidate but not for a second. Elfego Baca was heard by the prosecution witness in a staged exchange. The money was passed and clapped as a signal while witnesses Jaramillo and Sena moved from an adjacent bathroom. Sena said he took the money.
A fragmented political commentary argues that leaders may lose momentum as they seek ballots. It questions whether rivals underestimate sister contestants and warns against self-satisfaction harming progress. The piece notes candidates feel encouraged by loyal supporters but fears complacency.
Fragmentary OCR shows district 1 and north south bounds of Cheyenne with many names and addresses across Laramie County and beyond, including Miss Addie Swaney and Miss Ethel Breither. It reads like a tally of voters or claimants with street addresses, counties, and scattered sums, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
Advertises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic and nervine for women with nervous and organic female disorders. Claims expertise of a physician and endorsement by leading doctors, urging letters to R V Pierce at the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo for a free medical adviser and a mail order.
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