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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1916

Page

13

Brief City Notes On Visitors And Church Events

Visitors arrive in Cheyenne from Torrington Lander Thermopolis Embar Guernsey Fowler Fowler and Innis join local business rounds. Bishop VeGiovers to return from Omaha and lead confirmation at Keem er. St Mary’s Cathedral to host twenty five children for first communion. Academy sisters plan Natural Fort picnic. Officer Peterson sidelined by erysipelas. Reichen injured in motorcycle practice, out for a month.

St. Mary's Cathedral

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Woman

Columbus Ohio resident Mrs Barlow reports six years of severe female troubles and nervousness. After taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for ten days she claims relief and renewed strength, with her husband stating the medicine saved her life.

Columbus Ohio Lydia E. Pinkham South Dith St Lydia EB. Pinkham

Two Men Suffer Broken Jaws In Separate Incidents

Yesterday two men sustained jaw fractures in unrelated events. Jr. W. Walker of the Union Pacific was struck by a lever in U P B shops, his face badly bruised and jawbone fractured, while John Stingray was hit by a bartender in a bar, resulting in a simple fracture. Both were taken to St John's hospital.

Jr. W. Walker Union Pacific Railroad U. PB John Stingray St John's Hospital

University of Wyoming announces week of commencement music

The University of Wyoming plans a feature filled commencement week led by the department of music. Highlights include Saturdays concert with orchestra and glee clubs and Shubert symphonies and the cantata The Lady of Shalott.

University of Wyoming Department of Music Shubert University Chorieen

Kea 5 Wisher Seeks Optician and Property Buyer

A fragmented classifieds note seeks an optician and a buyer for property at 215 Wet 17h and 1001. The message mentions a 4000 buy offer and references Permere’s hang. Details are incomplete.

Parms Oes Permere

Wyoming newspaper notes small town ads and notices

A jumble of local items from the Snake River Sentinel includes wagers about Mondell and Clark, elk destruction penalties for Claude and Joy Bird, fence work at Green River ballpark, watch repair ads, a student from Rock Springs graduating, forest ranger appointment for J Williams Jr, a cross country trip purchase, a Lusk notice forbidding stock camping, painting services, an Eastern Star lodge installation at Newcastle, and calls for Judge Raymond to run for Seventh Judicial district.

Death of Thomas Phillips in Deadwood hospital

Crook county resident Thomas Phillips died last week in a Deadwood hospital following a back injury from a runaway accident three weeks earlier. The item notes multiple local notices including a millinery removal sale, a city bicycle ordinance for letter carriers, and graduates from Sundance schools.

Thomas Phillips Crook County Deadwood

Tuberculosis Diet and Rest Advice Promoted by Bekman’s Alternative

An old notice urges sufferers to improve diet and living conditions to combat tuberculosis. It touts Bekman’s Lime treatment as easily imitated and claims beneficial results with proper preparation. The fragment mentions a Philadelphia laboratory and cautions readers about dubious claims.

Japanese Delegate to Women's Club Convention in New York

Miss Nichi Kawai the sole Japanese delegate tells the 7th biennial Federated Women's clubs convention in session that United States will bring world peace. Misa Kawai from the Philippine Islands reports on work with lepers and day nurseries in Manila.

New York United States Nichi Kawai Federated Women's Clubs Pine Islands Manila

Coahuila Is High Country in Mexican Border War Bulletin

National Geographic Society issues a Washington bulletin describing Coahuila’s geography and resources near the Texas border. The report notes coal fields, copper and silver, cattle wealth, irrigation, and cotton as major exports while recounting legends tied to the Guadalupe blanket. Saltillo, the capital, is noted for history and notable natives.

Washington Big Bend Glenn Springs Tex Boquillas el Paso Chihuahua Coahuila National Geographic Society Coatulla Villa New York Delaware Maryland Cephulla Ciudad Porfirio Olay Tagene United States Germany Guadalupe Mexico Saltillo

Fount of an unhappy love affair Torreon and Porras Matriot

The passage describes Torreon as a cotton belt center with 15 000 residents and a thriving industry including soup factories rubber works and packing houses alongside textile mills The Porras Matriot area is noted for grapes supplying rival markets and influencing famed wines in California Malaga and Granada vineyards

Torreon Porras Matriot California Malaga Granilda

War veteran dies during Memorial Day speech in Seattle

F. P. Coffin a 71 year old Civil War veteran collapsed and died while giving a patriotism address to school children at Memorial day exercises in Duwamish a Seattle suburb. Coffin served with the Sixth Minnesota infantry and later with the Sibley expedition against the Sioux. He moved to Seattle from Minneapolis in 1905.

Seattle Wash F. P. Coffin Duwamish Coff'n Sixth Minnesota Infantry Sibley William Crooks Minneapolis

Champ Clark Skips St Louis Democratic Convention

Washington May 30 Champ Clark has declined to preside as permanent chairman at the Democratic National Convention in St Louis. Lin will not attend the convention.

Washington Champ Clark St. Louis Lin

Spokane Man Dies in Portland After Illness

Spokane businessman Charles Sweeney, a millionaire wining man born in New York, died in Portland today after a brief illness. The report notes his Spokane ties and mentions state election results pending.

Spokane Mening Man Prad Portland Ore Chas. Sweeney New York

Hughes Betting Favorite Over T. R. Roosevelt

Chester Thompson reports curb market odds on the coming convention. Hughes is listed even money to be nominated while Roosevelt faces strong opposition at 8 to 1 against. Root and others show wide odds. Chicago, Boston and Philadelphia have sent about $25,000 to be placed on Roosevelt with around $25,000 more on Hughes.

New York Chester Thompson Hughes Roosevelt Root & To J Thompson Chicago Boston Philadelphia

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Mr. and Vee John & Donahue Torrington William Bier Lee A. Reot Torringphe Jones and O Iovercherk Cheyenne Jaramio Vieltere G. A. Campbell M. G A. Mboreater Chugwater PA Dyneh Cin Ylieale Teadow Fom Fowler Tea Innis Choyense Laramie John Willis Will McMurray Thermopolis A. R. Merrill J. 8. Paubore Lander Charlea J. Bayer Embar Arthur T. Hedgecock Guernsey C. DL. Vincon Kaxsin Adolph Ried of Ravi Bisinese Pother Schellinger Father Shellinger Pine Bluffs Hishon P. A. VeGiovers Omaha Keemerer Natural Fort Class of the Sinters Academy Peterson N. OG. Peterson West Twenty-fourth Street Reichen W. Reichen Oer Frontier Park Te Crook Goanty Mr. James Morgan Drew Hulett Wheatland A. Morrison Buelhoms Touery Wyomingivision The Union Poetic W. Highterman Pocatello T. Floyneh Pocatello, Idaho Cheetme the Plains Brigasdate San Antonio Marschal Freeborn Lnte Jacob D. Freeborn Edith McDonald Will McDonald Iron Mountain Miss Vensen Mecla E. Pinkham Be Ois Department of Rural Education Wyoming University of Wyoming State Normal School Amital Coal Company Oal Abit Nothiday Snake River Sentinel Mondell and Clark Hiver Algeil Mark Chapman Carey Ave Claude Joy Bird Arnold Ermerrer Tig Green River Mystic ‘Ladies Pioneer Avenue Millee's Carey Ava MyfanWy Thomas Rock Springs Leland Stanford University Sherman Co EK. J. Williams, Jr Elkhorn Medicine Flow Forest Cai J. C. Reynolds Cora A. Luman W. Johson Lusk Lusk Standard Johnson P. N. Ball Newcastle Hulett Blade Crook County Monitor E. C. Raymond Seventh Judicial District Union Trust Co Wyo Sundance Schools Sherman Goth Cousell 16Th St Swisher Optical Service W. Ltth Street Women’s Club Misa Kawai Philip Ream NicHt Hawat Tommy Grimes Srenten HoMmerni D. W. Griffith Clark ATLAS Lyric Today Bruce McRar Gerda Holmes Fuel & Power CO Capitol Ave
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