05 May 1912
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1912
Page
1
Pity at sight of thinning gray hair prompts use of Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. Claims restore natural color in days and cure dandruff, itching scalp, and hair loss. Indicates a fifty cent bottle from druggists will show improved hair appearance in days.
Denver reports Gordon Cameron, 26, married Emma Webber, 22, in March. Three hours after the ceremony he fled to Denver and now lives with another woman in a Califor nia street rooming house. Cameron says he loved Emma only briefly and plans to return to Laramie but would rather go to jail than live with her.
Cody May 4 Official information from Warden Pollx Alston of the Wyoming penitentiary states he started for Cody on the fifth of May bringing with him not less than twenty state convicts to do road work. He expects Park county to arrange to put the men to work soon after arrival. He plans to reach here in twelve to fifteen days with four teams. Warden Alston expects to arrive a week ahead of the men. The Swiss federal Insurance law has been accepted by electors with an annual majority. All Swiss citizens and foreigners may access the insurance against illness and accidents. compulsory coverage applies to officials workers and others under federal jurisdiction.
A local appeal promotes a live wire product and a big Ben alarm clock. EDPH0LM and AKIN O advertise at Plains Building JC with watch inspectors.
On the Holm Lodge to National Forest east boundary road the crumbling rock has fallen blocking the way. A large boulder from Hanging Rock shattered rock and snow and toppled a telephone line. Crews cleared the path and teams can pass again.
Jacob Pier son aged five died at Laramie after a diphtheria illness and throat operation failed to save him. Despite brave efforts, the family faced a fatal outcome as pernicious illness set in. Major local items include 23 children at Cathedral home and several court and civic notes.
Biographical sketches of Wyoming men feature Frank M Newell a northern Albany County cattleman born 1860 in Iowa. He homesteaded in 1884 built a ranch near Horse Shoe Park and raised cattle with wife Maggie. After losses and a sawmill stint he resumed ranching in 1903 becoming a leading cattleman guiding others to enter the business.
An advertisement offers a free 3.50 recipe for weak kidneys claiming quick recovery from scalding and frequent urination. It urges readers to write to Dr. A. B. Robinson in Detroit for a mailed prescription and promises only pure remedies with strong healing power.
The Michelin Quick Detachable Clincher tire offers easy mounting on Quick Detachable rims without tools. It eliminates the inner envelope flap and tube protector, reducing pinching and labor. The tire is designed full and round with broad tread and proportioned sidewalls for durability and smooth driving.
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