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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1912
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as boosting red blood cells and curing anemia by improving digestion. It links blood color to nervousness and sleep, claiming the tonic nourishes the body and restores energy through ancient-root herbal extracts.
Casper May 24 The Franco Wyoming Oil Companys pumps and engines in the Salt Creek field repaired after a fire are in operation. The Casper refinery is ready and the pipeline completed last winter will be tested soon. The company will pump Shannon oil to Casper refinery to meet strong demand and fulfill long standing orders. Local people congratulate the Franco company on plant completion and wish them success like other firms in Casper and the field.
The Supreme Court is urged to rule on whether frozen eggs can be condemned for altered chemical composition unless proven unsafe for food or harmful for feed. The case focuses on whether officials may act without evidence of harm or improper payment.
Dr K Marshall deputy grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks reports after tours of Wyoming South Dakota and Nebraska that lodges are prosperous. He notes Wyoming lodges own their homes and cites Sheridan Hills as a standout building with all lodges improving last year. The grand lodges meet in July in Portland Oregon.
Denver officials report that International Brotherhood of Railway Freight Handlers President P J Flannery may revoke the Denver lodge charter if it does not join a nationwide strike. Local members oppose striking, citing unemployment risk and desire to support Chicago colleagues, with 250 Denver freight handlers amid multiple lines awaiting federal orders.
Local raconteur recalls a curious windfall from betting tip. The Smithfield street sage explains a tip fed a wager, but the outcome proves puzzling as the coat remains the main kept prize.
Washington reports Senator Winthrop Murray Crane of Massachusetts will retire at the end of his term. The piece traces his rise, influence, and clashes within the Senate and the Republican Party amid prevailing Progressive and Taft Roosevelt tensions.
The chief word in his dictionary was compromise reflecting a steady approach to resolving conflicts. The note highlights a preference for steady negotiation and practical solutions over confrontation.
The text outlines a system of weather indicators labeled No 1 No 2 No 3 and combinations with Xe 4 to signal fair weather rain or snow and temperature changes. It lists how paired signals suggest warmer or colder conditions and local precipitation patterns.
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