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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1912

Page

5

Lydia E Pinkham remedy praised by women nationwide

Ashland Kentucky woman credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with restoring health after years of female and kidney trouble. A Camden New Jersey resident reports cure of a serious displacement and fatigue after doctors advised surgery. The company invites letters for confidential advice from a woman.

Ashland Lydia Pinkham United States Boane Camden N. J Lydia E. Pinkham Sam Ella Johnston Vine St Lydn Lld Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Masa

Water repair services and local notices at Carey Ave

Mille s is the place for water repair and adjustment work with moderate prices and quality service at 1708 Carey Ave. Final proof filings are noted for Hugh F P McMahon of Saratoga, and Jennie L. Ennis of Granite is connected with land office proof. Also mentions The American Electric Shoe Shop at 221 West 18th Street.

Carey Ave Jennie L. Ennis Granite Land Office West Tith Street Hugh FP McMahon Saratoga American Electric Shoe Shop Louis John Mane- Wal Henry Baker

Notice of Lady Maccabees Regular Meeting

Regular meeting of Lady Maccabees today May 28 at C. O. B hall at 2 o clock sharp. Preparations for Supreme Lady Commander visit expected Saturday afternoon under the order of the Lady Commander.

Egular Saturda

Crown Watches and Beauty Services Ad Notice

810.00 and 811.00 Crown watches promote restfull gleam. Ed Holm and Aken Co advertise at Restless and Sleepleda Jewelers, plating building litho. Fashionable hair dressing offered at Mrs Lieser’s beauty parlor, 411 W 19th.

Lieser eBatuy Parks

Homestead Kintries and Others Noted in Brief Entries

Various local notices report George Kipp of Chevette and Louie Gunet Jr. of Tachiment fading entry today on S20 and 116.29 acron. Thomas Hunter admitted to practice in the U S district court. The Last Judgment rehearsal to be held at Carnegie library. Miss Mary A Brown granted thirty days vacation with her mother in Florida. Governor Ca foy attends Careyhurst then Canper old men’s convention. Commissioner Hopkins travels Tiverton en route to Canper. William Golf’s friends learn of arrival in Hamburg. General Sibley and wife return to Spofford Texas from Port Russell. Mrs J M Brown returns to Derdayne in Ogdin after Cheyenne visit. Lieutenant George Dillman assigned to West Point as mathematics instructor. Dillman’s brothers study at West Point. noted as a young officer of local prominence.

Homestead George Kipp Chevette Louie Gunet, Jr Tachiment Thomas Hunter United States District Court Carnegie Library Mary A. Brown Focal Land Office General Sibley Port Russell Spofford Texas J. M. Brown Derdayne Ogdin Cheyenne McKenzie

Memorial Day parade auto donations urged by organizers

Persons wishing to donate their automobiles for the Memorial Day parade will please notify Thos. A. Castle or A. A. Mahar by Wednesday, the 29th month.

Thos. A. Castle A. A. Mahar Mnet

Dyeing and bleaching at Mrs Li gier's

Dyeing and bleaching services offered at Mrs Li gier's located at 411 W 19th St. Phone contact 817 W.

Prize winner from Gillette thanks contest friends

Gladys F. Perry of Cheyenne writes to the Cheyenne State Leader thanking the editor and friends for the prize she won in the recent contest. She notes the prize arrived weeks ago and expresses appreciation for the guidance and support during the contest period.

Gillette Cheyenne Wyo Gladys F. Perry

U P Workman Loses Fingers In Roundhouse Accident

In the CUVP roundhouse number eight a boiler washer helper named Toni Allinge suffered the loss of two fingers while a coupling between an engine and tank failed. He was taken to the company hospital for treatment.

Toni Allinge Company

Labour Scarcity Affects U P Track and Paint Work

Rail carriers report labour shortages for track work near Cheyenne and painters for remodeling along the line. Windy weather disrupts schedules and crews endure exhausting climbs as trains arrive late. U P officials including W F Scott and W Renick are in Cheyenne, with other staff traveling to Chicago and Los Angeles.

Talkonda Cheyenne U. P

Hotel Arrivals Pains

A long list of arriving guests from multiple cities including San Diego Los Angeles Chicago New York and Denver is reported. Names such as Barraclough Van Wagener Edwards Kingston Lange Stoll MacCraig Fuller Lockridge and many others are named along with spouses. The fragmentary note reads as a hotel arrivals roster with scattered city affiliations.

HW. A. Barraclough San Diego D van Wagener Los Angeles Carran Chicago WH. A. Edwards Kansas City L. J. Kingston R. 8. Lange New York Mra W. R. Stoll Laramire A. M. MacCraig San Francisco B.D. Fuller Kpnsis Kpnsis City; A. Kl. Lockridge, Roverton; G. A. Bueckland, Garrett; W. P. Bailey H. J. Meyer J. Turnbull Portland W. Geckler St. Paul A. N. Chamberlain F. Schilling

Chicago Waiters Threaten Walkout Ahead of Convention

May 27 Chicago. Rumors circulated among waiter unions that a wage demand would be made before the Republican national convention and that a strike could occur if unmet. Preparations for meals and service at the convention proceed, with partial walkouts anticipated from some dining locations.

Chicago Ruymore Waiters’ Union Republican Nationa Lessen

Fourth ArtilleryMarch Controversy Sparks Tribune Debate

A reader‑voiced letter questions reliability after a Wyoming Tribune report about Fourth Artillery orders and a claimed move to the Mexican border. The exchange accuses the paper of misleading readers and cites earlier Leader coverage and advertising pressures.

Fourth Artillery Wyoming Tribune the Tribune War Department Moextean Thaetribune Het Joss Vonsiielag Ressons

May 27 Hepha Met In sane ward case of a 25 year old woman

May 27 in Cincinnati a 25 year old woman aged 25 was committed to Long View insane asylum. The doctor Dr Dickson testified he did a minor operation four years ago and that she has since telephoned 5 to 20 times daily. He described sending a cement monument to his office and that she sent a washing machine and other items. Dr Perry testified she sent three commissions by mail and impersonated his patients, calling at night and claiming a child was ill.

Hertha Metda Wan Long View Those P Dickson Norwodd Bik Bil Nev

Sherman Co Offers Pure White Varnish

The Sherman Company presents Pure White Loud varnish products for coating and finishing tasks. Potential buyers are advised to review surface compatibility and application guidelines for best results.

Sherman

Ice sale ad from Gook Bros Co

Sanitary ice offered at 30 cents per hundred. Gook Brothers Company lists phone 197 for orders and inquiries.

Gook Bros. Co

Negative Gospel Nii 70 Percent Out of Church

In Seattle on May 27 the Presbyterian assembly reviewed Heartley Wallee of Des Moines on rural church attendance. He warned that 20 to 70 percent of prairie farmers may belong to no church, urging a virile gospel tailored to farm life and a rejection of higher criticism and sterile rhetoric.

Seattle Wash Presbyterian General Assembly Heary Wallee Des Moines Prairie States

Theatre Blast Kills Several in Villarreal Spain

A theatre disaster in Villarreal near Castellon on May 27 reports Heighty killed and others injured when a cinematograph explosion struck the venue. Authorities investigated the incident and identified the affected individuals as theatergoers and staff.

Castellon Spain Villarreal

Where did the girl go in this medical mystery story

An article questions where a unconscious girl went after a surgeon placed a device during surgery to restore breathing. It cites opinions by Dr. Hyslop Winn ThdwPM and others about memory return, brain procedure needs, and the nature of consciousness during suspended animation.

New York Lin So Attia Lohenetell Jia Wittele James Hyslop Alleen Winn Flatna Fytlop Thorman

Champ Clark Wins Kentucky At State Convention

Frenkfort Kentucky May 27 Speaker Champ Clark carried Kentucky at the Maes conventions by an almost unanimous vote. Of 120 counties reports show he carried 100 and will receive the twenty six votes from the state at the Baltimore convention. Ollie M James, senator elect, won the battle for the state organization. Governor McCreary, temp chairman candidate, was defeated about two to one.

Frenkfort Champ Clairk Kentucky Iro Baltimore Ollie M. James McCreary

Diamonds Remounted in Own Shop by Edholm Aken Co

In Wyoming the Edholm and Aken Co Restless and Sleepless Jewelers at Plains Building 16th St advertise diamond remounting in their own shop. The State Leader notes the want ad method.

Edholm & Aken Co Plains Building 16Th St

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