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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1912

Page

3

Open Letter Endorses Peruna Use and Alcohol as Aid

A newspaper manager praises an article on alcohol in medicines and endorses Peruna. He plans mass reprints to counter objections and urges continued publication. The letter from Dr Hartman explains Peruna products Katarno and Katarno Company details from Columbus Ohio.

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

October Arrivals and Departures Mark Cheyenne Social Scene

A string of moves and visits fills Cheyenne circles as residents relocate within the city and to nearby states. Lt. and Mrs. E Z Steever relocate from East Nineteenth Street to Warren Avenue, while Mrs. W C Briscoe and daughter move from Mary LaFontaine’s home to East Twentieth Street. Guests include Mrs. Helen Morton and Mrs. Norton visiting Mr. Morton in Salmon City, Idaho, with Mr. Norton joining them from Chicago. Others travel to Denver for Women’s Missionary Society meetings, and long-time residents plan winter visits to Chicago, Hot Springs, and New Orleans.

W. C. Briscoe Igatel Mary LaFontaine Lid East Twentieth Street R. A.norton Helen Morton Chicago R. A. Morton W. H. H. Redd N. A. Rutledge Cheyenne

Fort Russell Social Events at the Post

Mrs. Herman A. Sievert and daughter Muriel plus Mrs. White depart for Bisbee Arizona to join husbands stationed nearby. Mrs. Ralph McNair and son Doug plan a Fort Sill visit with Lt. McNair attending the school office. Several others prepare trips to Denver and Douglas while Major Alexander B. Dade arrives for an inspection tour.

Ralph McNair Douglas Fort Sill Lieutenant McNair Alexander B. Dade Dade

Visiting List Recaps Family Guests From Los Angeles

Mr and Mrs Guy KE Carpenter of Los Angeles visit their brother J Ron Carpenter and his family. 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

Public Rights Measures Backed by Castagiel Senate

A cryptic quote targets Senator da Folbetio and Walien Cast to oppose measures restoring civil liberties. The remarks suggest a clash over governance and plutocracy, hinting at partisan strains and a push to safeguard public rights amid power dynamics.

PEW Walien Senator da Folbetio

Rose of Panama to Open Capitol Avenue Run

Vienna operetta The Rose of Panama by Heinrich Berte comes to Capitol Avenue theater for a Saturday October 6 opening under John Cort. The tale follows Remy de Valmore, Central American president who dislikes office yet adores Parisian women, with revolutionaries complicating the plot.

Panama Heinrich Berte Capitol Avenine Theater John Cort Herte Europe America Pril Hancy Remy de Valmore

Science Understands the Stomach

Medical men describe advances in stomach science including causes of indigestion and remedies such as pepsin hydrochloric acid and fruit salts. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are presented as a scientific supplement to digestion, claimed to prevent indigestion and aid digestion, sold at 60 cents a box.

Stuart

Welsh Americans in New York Organize for Wilson

The Welsh Americans of New York form a Wilton Club to back the Wilson campaign without party or creed allegiance. They note that Democratic leaders Moyers McComba McAdoo Davies Daniela and Sauldbury share Welsh extraction and see a coincidence in the campaign leadership.

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 routes a list of preferred patrons. Officials season ticket holders and authorized major league newspapers are urged to apply by 6 o clock tomorrow. Reserved seats in the upper tier cost three dollars. Remaining seats will go to public sale at the BP grounds on game day. James. A press arrangement note: headquarters for the Bandall Writers association to be at the Illovel Imperial.

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

Wonder if your stomach is upset

A sour gassy stomach ad appears as a promotional paragraph for Papes Diapepsin claiming quick relief from indigestion. It describes symptoms and praises the product as gentle and effective, urging readers to buy a large bottle for fifty cents.

Old Guard Versus Progressive Forces Within Senate Fight

The piece notes Warren aligned with the New England oligarchy to preserve the Senate machine amid clashes with progressive elements. It mentions Senator La Follette and references various unrelated business names and an address at 411 W. 19th with phone 817.

Louisville coal and coke storage offer ad

Louisville area advertises filling bins with coal and coke at storage prices for the rest of the month. Western Coal Co at 724 W 220 St promotes supply with J A Anderson as manager.

Mississippi Legislator Donates Cotton to Wilson Campaign

Finment Cavett of Macon Mississippi, a member of the Mississippi Legislature, pledged cotton for the Wilson and Marshall fund. He donated a bale weighing 499 pounds to be sold for the national campaign fund and stated he would collect more from Mississippi growers.

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

Missouri expected to swing Democratic stronghold in fall

Missouri predicts a 60 000 vote Democratic majority in the fall contest with Roosevelt unlikely to exceed 12 000 in St Louis. Taft Roosevelt split in strong Republican counties while Democrats gain 5 percent of their following nationwide amid Republican dissatisfaction. Visht my Beauty Culture Partors for Hairdressing Manicuring and Hairwork by Clara A Ligler at 411 West 11th Street.

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

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