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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1912
Page
11
An advertisement touts a 25 cent bottle of Danderine to stop hair loss and itching. It claims immediate scalp relief, reduced shedding, and rapid hair fullness after daily use, with long term benefits including softer, glossier hair and potential new growth.
A jumble of visiting and traveling individuals arrive or stay in Cheyenne. Names include Paulson of Saratoga, Whitehead from Bloridan, Pearl McDowell, Bert Hardin of Green River, Clyde Blake of Douglas, Hi P Branderberg of Lander, Alve Richey of the US Forest Service, Rhine and wife of Lander, A Johnson and wife from Losk, C J Busehane from Egbert, A Darling and Mrs Darling of Lander, Berry of Sunrise, Mabel Moulton visiting her brother Van Moulton, Culbertson of Sherman Sula, Meyers family bound for Los Angeles, and T Folek visiting Lucerne.
A letter from a California wife describes breaking coffee dependence after trying Postum. She recounts headaches, weight changes, and nervousness from coffee, notes a friend’s headache relief after stopping coffee, and cites Postum as the alternative that led to improved sleep and wellbeing.
Clyde L. Clark editor of the Dallas Budget is in the city on business for a few days. Mrs. Gorney returns from Nawlins after visiting her sister. Henry Folck leaves for Keyota Colorado on business. Misa Buntte Clark of Lost Springs visits the city for a few days.
The page blends shop headlines and personal notices. Miller’s repair shop advertises correct watch repairs at 1709 Carey Ave. The Only Place sells handmade trunks at 316 West 16th St. Christian Peterson files a Homestead entry at 160 acres. Mrs Stanton teaches vocal music at 408 W 25rd St. Mary Looker hospitalized at St John’s in Cheyenne. John Thomas of Citizens National Bank travels to Denver. Marriage license issued to Birney Erwin and Marie Homer. Mabel Macadan returns from Cheyenne to Potter Neb. Anna Davis and John Nichols apply for North Platte irrigation water right. Joe Fisher notes first robins at city park. Ralph Adamsky displays hundreds of watches in his east window. Dalbera and Harrington showcase spring clothes. Governor Carey to Sheridan for Stock Growers convention on April 4. board meeting postponed to April 10. Dr BE Rawls tours Wyoming churches by rail.
The state supreme court will meet Tuesday March 26 to hear cases pending. Detailing updates from Denver, notices include marriages in Denver, theatre parties, corporate filings, and funeral arrangements for Joe Durden the deceased found in a car of cinders.
An advertisement touts a new method promising permanent relief from constipation without drugs and claims to enhance health, strength, brain power, and longevity. It features D W Brown a dietitian based in Denver and invites audience participation in a circulation campaign with nomination forms in the paper.
A meeting of roadmasters and chief clerks of the Union Pacific Wyoming division occurred in the division engineers office with L. L. Baker W. G. Reynolds N. J. Delaney C. B. Warner and Kent Tatlock in attendance. The Vanderbilt private car Ideal accompanied the party to the coast while a new depot opened at Centennial and Ed Nelson was named agent. Yardmaster Crossland and family plan to settle in Cheyenne as 35 car California fruit trains moved through town and foreign laborers for the Laramie Lookout double track project departed Cheyenne.
An advertisement urging care for skin and hair emphasizes cruel outcomes from neglect. It touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as affordable, effective remedies for rough hands, red complexions, and thinning hair, claiming widespread availability and urging readers to purchase.
A Cheyenne skin specialist promotes ethine double strength as a guaranteed remedy to remove freckles before summer. The ad claims noticeable results after one night and offers refunds if not satisfied, urging purchase now for March sun exposure.
Notice that Monroe Bryant applies to the Governor for a pardon from the Wyoming State Penitentiary after a 1910 manslaughter conviction for the death of George Herrera in Cheyenne. The District Court in Laramie County sentenced him to a term between three and fifteen years. The State Board of Pardons will consider the application at a meeting in the Capitol Building Cheyenne on the Saturday of April, 2012. Attorney Joan Charles Thompson represents the applicant.
Ivy Smith sues George Smith in the district court for divorce child custody and alimony citing habitual drunkenness cruelty and indignities. George must answer by May 1912. default leads to judgment. Clerk T Jor Fisher. Attorney John Charles Thompson. Public notice date March 24, 1912.
An opinion piece notes public fascination with a controversial stage production and the high demand for seats. The dialogue mentions crowds filling the theater for three weeks and a character recounting efforts to buy tickets, while a separate note advertises hats for 82.00 at Rockwell, The Wat ter.
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