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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1912
Page
3
Barnett's offers a weekly Saturday after supper sale 7 to 10 pm with big reductions on silk hosiery kimonas dresses boy s wash suits serge and silk dresses and wash fabrics. Readily visible bargains include 39c silk hose 39c long kimonas and dresses marked for tonight only with many items half price or less.
Floyd Allen was found guilty in Wytheville on the Carroll county courthouse murders and sentenced to the electric chair in Richmond. The jury deliberated overnight after a tense trial that also saw arrests of several clan members while Sidna Allen and Wesley Edwards remained at large.
The poem celebrates a tireless farm tractor performing chores from dawn to dusk. It tows, reaps, plows, churns butter, wells water, grinds corn, and even powers a dynamo as twilight falls, highlighting the machine’s endless labor and partnership with the farmer.
Hydraulic rams raise about one eleventh of the input water to higher elevations. For a ten foot head and fifty gallons per minute, roughly seven gpm reach 50 feet and three and a half gpm reach 100 feet. They require no ongoing expense beyond initial cost and can operate continuously without attention.
Mrs Wallace G Bond hosted a prenuptial dinner for Miss Flora McGregor and Mr Steinberg with floral decor and matrimony quotations. Updates note Miss McGregor improving daily and guests from Denver to Broken Bow attend future Kensington events and reunions.
Miss Florence Mott traveled to Denver to join her mother from Lincoln Nebraska while wintering with Mrs W C Monteer. Miss Mary Barkdales sewing club gathered Thursday evening at her home with members Varies names and refreshments after sewing time.
At the convent on Thursday afternoon and evening the senior class hosted a reception for the lower classes. The Sophomore class presented a pretty play followed by merry games and a later tea served at five thirty. Place cards and the class flower siliew with candy marked each stem. Dancing continued until nine. Commencement exercises are set for June 25 with members of the graduating class named: Margar et Mullison Esther Bollin Alzler Cross Lena Mullen Agnes Manty Catherine Morgan Dorothy Shields MIl dred Ketchum.
The last issue of the Lariat for the school year will focus on the senior class. It will include class pictures, the class prophecy, will, history, gifts, poem, and valedictory and salutatorian addresses. It sells for 26 cents. extra copies available via Miss Cilara Doddy. Fort Russell social notes summarize local events and visits, including Raborgs and Miss McMurtrie.
The ladies were industrious with sewing and planning for a bake sale at the Parish house on Saturday afternoon in May. Hostesses Mesdames Forsyth Himery and Ninwander served refreshments to sixteen ladies in attendance.
The South Cheyenne W.C.T.U. 17 plans a May Day show for Tuesday evening May 21. They will present tableaux songs recitations and acts to raise funds for a piano for the South Side Congregational church which is greatly needed.
Pramatic Entertainment presents a May 22 performance at Academy Hall. The senior lanes stage a farce The Obetinate Family while the juniors perform Katte in Gooseland to raise funds for the furnace room and infirmary debt. Proceeds support school improvements.
Guidance on selecting ewes and rams for a flock suggests retaining a ewe that yields fine large lambs and remains productive. Recommends thirty ewes per ram, notes better to understock than overstock, and asserts sheep improve with consistent care, proper feeding, and a varied diet rather than large quantities.
Letters from Zanesville and Burlington testify to relief from weakness dizziness and nervous fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Women describe renewed strength and improved health and encourage others to try the remedy.
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