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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1912

Page

12

Local Notices and Advertisements Highlight Town Businesses

A collage of small items notes water repair services at Miller's, new incorporations for Hec itive and Toggery with $25 000 capital, a Cheyenne man and Vancouver woman obtaining a marriage license, a handmade trunk ad at The Factory, a Fort concert by the Roney Woys at the Methodist church, and shoe repair at American Electric Shoe Shop. Also mentions Adimita Guilt and Coiffare Pompadour styles, a Wyoming hat line discount at Datbher's, and local remarks by N J Forward formerly of Centralia TL.

Miller’s Garey Ave H. Wolfer and Weat 16Th Street Fort Roney Woys American Electric Shoe West 18Th St OW Company Kemmerer-LeBarge Ol Secretary of State Kemmerer L. R Henderson P. J. Quealey FE. L. Smith Kem Clara A. Ligier 18Th &T N. J. Forward Centralia Egbert Leader Forward Wyoming

Hicks hears Brown speech at club dinner proves funny

At a club dinner last night Brown delivered a speech that drew loud laughter. The audience reacted strongly as the speaker joked about Wille T and a chair, leaving attendees entertained.

Hicks Brown Wicks Wille T Poston

Baxter Named General Manager Of Copper River Uni

R W Baxter, formerly an Asian Pacific Omaha supervisor and chief dispatcher in the city, becomes general manager of the Copper River and Northwest, Guggenheim’s line from Cordova Alaska into interior copper and coal fields. The road’s cost and difficulty demand top leadership. Baxter travels through Cheyenne en route to the Pacific coast for Alaska.

R. W. Baxter Asian Pacific Omaha Linole Central Copper River Northweatero Cordova Aleka Baxter Cheyenne Pacific Coast Alaska City

Injured Man Dies After Train Yard Accident

Ray Laninger, who lost both feet and an arm when struck by a U. P. train in Rawlins yard on May 5th, died in the hospital Saturday.

Ray Laninger U. P Rawlins Yard

Snow Reduces Output in Boford Pit Operations

Snow slows work at the large forte in the Boford grate pit causing reduced output. The report notes engineering challenges and continued operations despite adverse weather.

Boford Grate The

Largest Output Recorded as Snow Hampered Saturday Work

The 701 Gyre operation produced the year's largest output on Saturday. Eight inches of snow yesterday hindered workers and delayed bat Wttle atlaet Waa placement in the curs.

Rails Delay Schedule Change in Colorado & Southern Lines

Last week the Colorado and Southern announced a timetable change expected to delay the Denver Cheyenne outbound by thirty minutes and shift the Denver northbound by thirty minutes. Unforeseen complications prevented the modification from going into effect.

Colorado & Southern Denver Cheyenne

Building Wider Bridges On Laramie River Line

Heavy shipments of structural steel arrive daily at the U P for widening the bridges over the Laramie river between Laramie and Lookout to support the present railroad traffic. A special derrick was sent to the site to move the material as ten cars are already on the ground and placement will start soon.

U.P Laramie River Laramie Lookout

The State Leader Want Ad Guide

The State Leader in Wyoming promotes its want ad services with a brief call to try the new platform. It highlights easy placement and broad readership for personal notices, classifieds, and local business listings across the state.

Wyoming

Healthy Brain Chemistry and the Role of Potassium Phosphate

The text explains that brain fluids derive from albumin and phosphate of potash a mineral salt forming nerve fluid. Potassium phosphate is described as the chief factor, capable of attracting other substances to make the elixir of life. A healthy brain is deemed essential for action in the world.

Geohegan

Cheyenne Industrial Club Smoker Brings Bipartisan Unity

The Cheyenne Industrial Club hosted a mixed party smoker where Republicans and Democrats mingled and discussed national issues with cordial civility. Leaders from both parties praised the club for organizing the event and smoothing political tensions for Wyoming’s progress.

Hon Wyoming Cheyenne

Huerta reports rebel losses at Can Jos battle

El Paso reports General Huerta giving the rebel casualties figure at Can Jos as six hundred killed or wounded. He also states federals suffered ten killed and forty eight wounded and announces plans to attack Beliano on Wednesday.

el Paso Huerta Can Jos Beliano

Dry farming advances in semi arid regions

The article discusses dry farming as scientific tillage and proper seed bed preparation for crops in semi arid areas. It argues that moisture conservation and correct soil management boost yields, contrasting with hit and miss farming and urging humid-district farmers to adopt similar soil practices.

C. A. Macon Wheat Belt Alwiya Tet

Spirella Corsets Offer Superior Comfort and Fit

The Spirella Company promotes its corsets with a focus on comfortable fit and durability, touting features like healthful ventilation, pliability, and an elegant design. Local corsetiere Mina M. Humphreys serves Cheyenne Wyoming, with representatives visiting to explain the corsets' merits, and offices listed in Meadville, Garden City, Niagara Falls, and Ontario.

Spirella Company Meadville A. Letchworth Garden City Niagara Falls Ontario Canada Mina M. Humphreys Cheyenne Wyo

Enslage Forage Crops Praised By Texas Extension

C M Evans of Texas A M College cites silage as a profit boosting feed. He notes yearly forage potential and silage nutritional value for livestock, while acknowledging market and transport limits. A sales line advertises a special tooth setting ring for $85.00 from local jeweler partners.

C. M. Evans Agericultural Extension Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas College Station Bdhola & Aken Co Plains

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