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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1912

Page

11

Open Letter Praises Peruna Article By Leading Newspaper Manager

A newspaper executive writes that an article on alcohol in medicines answers objections to Peruna and similar remedies. He plans mass reprints to counter critics, praising the public information and urging continued publication of the material. The letter cites Peruna, Man a lin, Le e u pla, and Katarno from Columbus Ohio, with dealer guidance.

Dr. Hartman Bhelow Mieinerns I. Hartman Peruna Pe-ru-na Company Columbus Ohio Aril Drug Stores

October changes and visits across Cheyenne society

The Cheyenne society page lists moving residents and visitors including Lieutenant and Mrs. Steever at 510 Warren Avenue, Mrs. Briscoe and Igatel moving to East Twentieth Street, and numerous relatives planning or returning from travels in Akron Chicago Salmon City Laramie and other places. It notes October's welcome, arrivals from Chicago, and upcoming trips for Mrs. Meader and others to Denver for missionary meetings.

Steever Nineteenth Street Elmer Keefe Warren Avenue W. C. Briscoe Igatel Mary LaFontaine Lid East Twentieth Street

Fort Russell Social Events At Fort Russell

Mrs Herman A Sievert and daughter Miss Muriel Sievert and Mrs White left last Friday for Bis bee Ariz to join husbands stationed nearby Mrs Ralph McNair and son Doug las will leave Friday for Fort Sill to be with Lieutenant McNair who is attending the school office They expect to return a Week before Christmas Mrs C Emery Hathaway and son left yesterday for a visit with Mrs Hathaway sister Mrs Danford of the artillery before going to Doug las Ariz Mrs Walker and little daughter Dorothy and Mrs Walker s mother Mrs Whitman will visit In Denver for a few days before going south Mrs Holdernegs will go to Denver today and after a short visit all of these ladies will go to Douglas together Major Alexander B Dade has arrived at the post on an Inspection tour Major Dade Janapector general and until recently resided at the fort with his family

R. A.norton Helen Morton Chicago R. A. Morton Ralph McNair Douglas Fort Sill Lieutenant McNair Alexander B. Dade Dade

Visiting List Returns for Los Angeles Family

Mr and Mrs Guy KE Carpenter of Los Angeles visit the gnesta of Mr Carpenter's brother J Ron Carpenter and his family. The Misses Nellie and Helen Condon have been visiting their aunt Mrs Dave Plannigan for the last two months.

Guy KE. Carpenter Los Angeles Mr. Carpenter Mr. J. Ron Carpenter Creae Missea Neliie Helen Con Don Dave Plannigan

Senator Casts Vote Against Public Rights in Plutocracy Plan

In a controversial record of measures to restore and safeguard public rights, the arena cites Waliens casting votes aligned with plutocracy. Senator da Folbetio is quoted on the matter amid Bun-Proof Paints debates as Skermas voices critique.

PEW Walien Senator da Folbetio

Rose of Panama to Open Capitol Avenue Debut

The Rose of Panama an Vien nese operetta by Heinrich Berte makes its local debut at Capitol Avenue theater Saturday evening October 6 under John Cort management. The show features Remy de Valmore president of a Central American republic and a Parisian loving heroine with a plot of revolution and intrigue. Chapine leads a cast previously seen at Daily's theater New York with lavish costumes and notable principals.

Panama Heinrich Berte Capitol Avenine Theater John Cort Herte Europe America Pril Hancy Remy de Valmore Paris Hts Casterra Chapine Daily's New York

Science Understands the Stomach

Medical men have learned much about the stomach and its disorders. They claim pepsin hydrochloric acid and fruit salts are powerful digestants that relieve indigestion and related symptoms. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets supply digestive agents missing from a sick stomach and prevent pain after meals.

Stuart

Welsh Americans in New York Organize for Wilson

The Welsh Americans of New York plan to form a Wilton Club to back Wilson, uniting across parties and creeds. They note the Democratic leaders Moyers McComba McAdoo Davies Daniela and Sauldbury all share Welsh heritage.

New York Wilton Club Democratic National Committee Moyers W. F. McComba W. J. McAdoo Josaph Davies Josephus Daniela Willard Sauldbury

Preparing List of Preferred Patrons for World Series

At the National League headquarters Secretary Heydler prepares a list of preferred patrons including baseball officials season ticket holders and authorized major league newspapers. The list closes at 6 pm tomorrow with reservations limited to 8000 upper tier seats and the rest sold publicly. 20000 total BP grounds seats available on game day. John H Poster oversees press arrangements and a World Series press HQ is set at the Imperial hotel.

New York Heydler John H. Poster Baadall Writers’ Association Illovel Imperial

Wonder Stomach Relief with Pape's Diapepsin

A reader ad shows relief for sour upset stomachs from fermented foods. It claims Diapepsin digests food quickly, cures heartburn belching and acid discomfort, and costs fifty cents for a large can at drugstores.

Old Guard Versus Progressive Reform In Senate Fight

The piece frames clashes between established forces and reformers over Senate organization. It highlights Warren as aligned with the New England oligarchy to protect the machine, and mentions La Follette in the contest along with a satirical aside about unrelated services and a local business listing for Clara A. Ligier at 411 W. 19th.

Western Coal Co. Offers Coal and Coke Storage Prices

Louisville ad from Western Coal Co. promotes filling bins with coal and coke at storage prices for the rest of the month. Details include address 724 W. 220 St and phone 4845-W, with J A Anderson noted as Maer.

Mississippi Legislator Donates Cotton for Wilson Campaign

Finment Cavett of Macon Mississippi gives a bale of cotton weighing 499 pounds to aid the Wilson and Marshall campaign fund. He plans to sell the bale to raise money for the national fund and says major cotton growers in Mississippi will likely donate further bales.

New York Finment Cavett Macon Mied Mississippi Wilson and Marshall Campaign Fund

Missouri expected to swing Democratic in fall election

Missouri voters are projected to give 60 thousand majority to the Democratic column while Roosevelt is seen at most 12 thousand votes in St. Louis. Taft and Roosevelt forces split in strong Republican counties as Missouri reports show Democrats retaining and gaining ground across counties amid Republican dissatisfaction. Visht my Beauty Culture Parlors for Hairdressing Manicuring and Household work Clara A Ligler 411 W 11th St Phone 817 5 Varnishes The Sherman Co.

New York Missouri Roosevelt St. Louis Taft Ever County Visht Clara A. Ligler W. 11Th Street

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