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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1912
Page
6
Thanksgiving scenes show Governors guests at a formal dinner with Governor Garey and family. Other homes host gatherings where grandchildren and friends mingle amid chrysanthemums. Music and dancing mark local society events at Keefe Hall and the Bike Home as youth enjoy a late evening party.
An ad announces TIA foot remedy claiming it relieves corns bunions chilblains and calluses by aiding nature. It offers a 25 cent bar and a free trial package via Wales Luther Dodge Co at 122% Wabash Ave Chicago.
An old advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and sluggish digestion. It warns that quick lunches upset digestion and claims a single grain digests 3 000 grains of food, with tablets sold for 69 cents per box.
The State Leader positions itself as Wyoming's primary want ad medium offering classified listings for jobs housing and services. Readers are encouraged to use its platform to reach local audiences seeking various goods and opportunities.
Major and Mrs. Williem W. Rete hosted a Thanksgiving dinner at Fort Russell with red carnations and a New England menu. Guests included Captain and Mrs. Robert H. Wescott, Mrs. Fuller, Lieut. and Mrs. D. O. Tomphins, the Miasen Littebrant, and children Margaret Tompkins, Danny Tompkins, Thayer Wescott, and Julia Reno.
The visiting list lists Mr Carey and Venor sailing today for New York for the silver mergive presentation to the Battleship Wyoming on December 2. From New York they proceed to Richmond Virginia for the governors conference then Philadelphia before returning home.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union hosts a Thanksgiving social in church parlors tonight inviting all youth. The newly formed Junior Society plans a Victrola concert next Tuesday with tickets selling well. Presbyterian Aid meets this afternoon at Mrs L Harold Forde’s home 2022 Republican Street. The Guild of St Mark’s meets at the Parish House this afternoon. Lyceum second entertainment next Wednesday features the Strollers Male Quartet with venue to be announced.
The Atlas hosts a dandy show opening yesterday to packed houses with over four hundred turned away. Texas Tommy Dancers headline and promise to become the dance rage, backed by Mise Stanton and a strong supporting cast Scott and Davis Walker and Walker. The Little Orchestra provides music as the program includes vivid acts and clear pictures.
A wartime era advertisement touts Pape's Diapepain as a rapid cure for indigestion sour stomach belching and heartburn. It promises complete relief within minutes and backs it with a money back guarantee for a fifty cent package.
A group of about thirty young people gathered Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. H. Varnum’s home for a social Thanksgiving Eve with a fire luncheon served by Miss Bresnahan assisted by Miss Varnum and Willie Bresnahan. An orchestra provided music.
A fragmentary entry names individuals Poe i afea Ae M. Blackbur and Milas Helen G. Bledsoe in a local notice, implying a social or legal matter connected to the couple or family.
M. W. A. announces annual election of officers will be held next Monday evening December or so following. All members are urged to attend per George Mell, vice president.
Miller's on Carey Avenue advertises correct watch repair and adjusting with high grade work at moderate prices. Ritter departs on vacation to Warren Ohio for ten days, leaving the Tribune. Lew Mark A Chapman handles loans insurance and houses at 19th and Corey. Divorce case Ellerston to be brought up in court.
The Cheyenne district court advertises tax deadlines for all county taxes of 1912. Delinquent taxes accrue an eight percent penalty and eight percent annual interest if paid after October and before December 31, 1912. Luke Voorhees, County Treasurer and Collector, signs the notice.
Matam Smiley returning to James Mil Linery Co with Shubert Mur Co will showcase a new line of furs. She invites customers to come and view the collection and select from a beautiful assortment.
Clara A. Ligler advertises shampooing mantouring and armistic hairdressing at 411 West 19th with phone number 817 for appointments.
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