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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1912
Page
4
An advertisement touts a 25 cent bottle of Danderine claiming to stop hair loss and itching, stimulate growth, and leave hair soft, fluffy, and abundant. It urges daily use then reduced frequency, promises immediate relief from scalp itch, and notes easy application to achieve lustrous hair.
A parade of names notes residents and visitors arriving or staying in Cheyenne. Whitehead travels from Bloridan. Pearl McDowell visits with Dorothy Dittmer. Lomatr, Bert Hardin, Clyde Blake, Hi P Branderberg, Alve Richey, A Rhine, A Johnson, C J Busehane, A J Darling, Mabel Moulton, Van Moulton, Culbertson, Meyers family, and T Folek appear in the city for business, summer visits, or travel from several distant places.
A California wife describes ditching Mocha and Jovan in favor of Postum after a friend’s headaches stopped with coffee abstinence. She notes improved sleep and weight gain after five months, while a Michigan company promotes Postum as a coffee alternative.
Clyde L. Clark editor of the Douglas Budget is in the city on business. Mrs Gorney returns from Nawlins to visit her sister. Henry Folck left for Keyota Colo on business. Misa Buntte Clark of Lost Springs is visiting in the city for a few days.
Short column lists various notices and ads: Miller's Watch Repair at 1709 Carey Ave with affordable, high quality service. The Only Place for handmade trunks at 316 West 16th Street. Homestead entry by Christian Peterson of Egbert for 160 acres. Mary Looker hospitalized at St. John's in Cheyenne in critical condition. John Thomas of Citizens National Bank departs for Denver on business. Marriage license issued to Birney Erwin and Marie Homer of Cheyenne. Hair dressing and cosmetic services by Mrs. Ligier. Mabel Macadan returns to Potter Neb.. Water right applications by Anna Davis and John Nichols for North Platte irrigation. First robins sighted at city park. Ralph Adamsky displays hundreds of watches. Spring clothes shown by Dalbera and Harringtons. Governor Carey to Sheridan April 4 for Stock Growers convention, postponed Board of Pardons meeting to April 10. Dr BE Rawls leaves for a tour of Wyoming churches.
The state supreme court will meet Tuesday March 26 to hear several cases awaiting decision. In Denver wed Miss Alphilde Swndberg of Cheyenne. wedding took place yesterday at the Denver theatre party hosted by Mias Georgia Hirst. The High Grade Gold Mining Company filed articles of incorporation with capital stock at 500000 and office in Denver. Funeral Tomorrow for Joe Durden, a negro found in a car of cinders, with services at Early chapel led by Rev Washington. burial in local cemetery.
An advertisement touts a new method claiming to permanently cure constipation and boost health and longevity without medications. It mentions D W Brown and a Denver address and urges readers to support a circulation campaign and submit nomination coupons for entries.
A meeting of roadmasters and chief clerks of the Wyoming division was held in the division engineers office. Attendees included L. L. Baker Rawlins W. G. Reynolds Green River N. J. Delaney Evanston C. B. Warner Evanston and Kent Tatlock Cheyenne.
An editorial-style appeal urges thoughtful care for skin and hair using Cuticura soap and ointment. It argues neglect harms appearance and well being and promotes Cuticura as affordable remedies available from dealers nationwide via Cuticura Dept. Hi, Boston.
An advertisement urges March exposure to the sun will fix freckles for the year and promotes ethine double strength as a guaranteed remedy sold by Cheyenne druggists. It claims rapid improvement after the first night and possible vanishing of small freckles.
Notice states Monroe Bryant applies to the Governor for clemency in a manslaughter case over death of George Herrera in Cheyenne. Bryant pleaded guilty in 1910 and received a prison term between three and fifteen years. The State Board of Pardons will review the application at the Capitol Building in Cheyenne on the day of April 2012. Attorney Joan Charles Thompson represents the applicant.
Ivy Smith sues George Smith in the district court for divorce custody of four minor children and alimony on grounds of habitual drunkenness indignities extreme cruelty. Respondent must answer by May 1912 or face default. Clerk T Jor Fisher. Attorney John Charles Thompson. Also includes unrelated advertisement for hats and prices.
The dialogue mocks crowds at a theater for an improper play as tickets sell out three weeks in advance. A speaker notes she failed to buy tickets and laments the frenzy. An aside mentions Rockwell Water sells hats for 2.00, adding local color.
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