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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
5
A fragment notes Mall Maller of the Second Clara experiencing a setback at the Cheyenne post office, with no further details on outcome or context.
A sobering editorial reflects on the destruction from deadly tornadoes in Nebraska Iowa and Missouri and floods in Indiana Ohio. It laments the loss of life and property while urging mercy benevolence and moral renewal as lasting remedies and silver linings.
The 1912 season opens with high hopes for rifle shooting nationwide. Wyoming plans to enter national matches at Camp Perry with a rich schedule including national and international events from late August to early September. Cash prizes exceed $25,000, with medals for top teams and individual shooters, plus state hopes for a Wyoming state shoot and a team to Camp Perry.
A rambling speaker blames Hank Hankins and the "machine" for steering Wyoming in a drift toward drink and rule by a strong party. The narrator extols past independence, laments immigrant settlers, and fears Democratic influence, warning Hankins may be driven to drink or herd sheep in Guise Neck Holler.
The five Basin companies will attend summer camp with $15 000 appropriated by the legislature. Dates and locations to be announced as company commanders survey member availability. Medals for top 12 rifle scores were ordered, and Captain L C Bishop received a gold medal from the National Rifle Association. Federal inspection dates are listed for multiple companies across multiple towns with no inspector currently assigned. This will be the first inspection in the state with enlisted men paid for attendance.
Elderly woman reports relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and other remedies. Dear reader letters claim improved health and younger appearance after years of suffering, noting widespread recognition of the medicine's helping women for decades.
A light verse urges readers to adopt a glad habit by choosing cheerfulness. It counsels smiling at dawn, helping others, and avoiding gloom. The playful rhythm invites readers to seek joy, lift the fallen, and keep a positive outlook in daily life.
At Erasmus Hall High School in Brooklyn 200 students aged 15 to 17 begin a week long campaign to reduce household living costs under biology director Prof. Frank A. Rexford. Students must sign an early menu proof of shopping and face a daily three credit penalty for noncompliance. The plan aims to teach value of a dollar and reduce food waste and medical bills.
More than one hundred delegates from South Dakota Minnesota and Wyoming will attend the second annual meeting of the Chicago Black Hills Yellowstone Park Interstate Highway association in Deadwood March 31 and April 1. Governor Byrne Congressarian Martin Immigration Commissioner Deets and other notable figures will speak.
An advertisement touts Protone as a powerful flesh builder claiming users can gain 30 pounds in 30 days. It markets rapid muscular growth and increased strength through a specialized formula.
A vintage advertisement touts Protone as a magnet for plump, healthy appearance. It claims the product makes the user well formed with rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes, promising strength and beauty, sold for $1 by The Proone Co. and available via mail order from Michigan.
A regular 1.00 elze of Protene en is offered for sale in Cheyenne through multiple vendors including W. W. Ovreek F. W. Heedel Sands Drug Co Hianeon Drug and Confectionery Co A B Reedel and located at 412 W 1th St. The listing lists several local drugstores as sellers.
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