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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
11
A period ad extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women’s ailments including nervous unrest and irregularities. The testimonial notes medical advice from Buffalo Surgical Institute and urges women to write for guidance, promising relief without alcohol or narcotics.
Mrs. Harry L. Pascall hosts two elegant five hundred parties this week in Cheyenne with chrysanthemums and pink and white asters. Prizes go to Mrs. W. B. Chaplin and Mrs. Steve Bon as guests mingle, tea served by Mrs. Pascall and daughter. Circus Day at Barnes, Miss Mae Smith to perform before Washington Conservatory study begins.
Mrs Hodgeman of Lhramie visits Mrs H L Pascall for a few days. Mr and Mrs A C Kingeford plan a vacation to Hot Springs Ark. Mrs Frank Bon spent a few days in Denver returning Tuesday evening. Mrs William Walker is at Excel sior Springs Mo. Mr and Mrs McEndree and son have gone to California due to illness in Mr McEndree's father. Mrs H N Boyd returned from Illinois where Isabel illness prompted health trip. Isabel stayed behind until stronger. Rosalle Stone to visit Marietta Ohio during vacation. Miss Hall of Virginia, visiting Wheatland with Mrs M R Johnston, travels Cheyenne on Frontier journey.
The text shows residents of the town respectfully solicit patronage for Mrs Musten during an accepting occasion, reflecting civic appreciation and communal support.
Mrs Edgar Myer hosted the Tuesday ridge club meeting at Fort Russell with standard games and a social tea. Four post and four town ladies attended, and moves and travel plans include Mrs James J Van Horn leaving for Fort Leavenworth and Mrs Hoyle’s family returning to Fort Riley for the winter.
An ad copy invites patrons to enjoy a “firetide” experience at the Robinson Tea Room and provides a contact phone number 37 for reservations or inquiries.
A historical account describes the perilous and costly methods used to obtain wild animals for the A G Barnes Circus. It details traps for lions, nooses and fire nets for elephants, and snare tactics for snakes, highlighting the dangers to workers and the animals alike.
The timetable lists Union Pacific westward trains with odd annotations and times. It shows arrivals and departures around Cheyenne and other points with various numbers and incomplete spellings.
The notes list bus arrivals and departures with times such as 6:11 10 a.m and 8:36 p.m, 10:25 p.m, 5:00 a.m, and 3:00 p.m. Reference numbers include 109 Arriva 101 Arriva 102 Leaves and 110 Leaves. Clearer timetable details are incomplete.
United States District Attorney H. Ridgley filed a federal suit claiming Wyoming water rights rules do not apply to Indian rights on Wind River. The government seeks an injunction to stop state officials from denying waters of Red Creek and Mud Creek to Owl Creek district residents.
The presidential candidate completed the last scheduled leg of the longest campaign tour and departed tonight for New York. The event marks the end of a historic tour as reported in late editions.
Train No 29 departs Por North Leaver Cheyenne at 7 10 with arrival at Ofin 12 45 p m. No 90 Lowver Orin arrives Cheyenne at 7 09 p m. Train No 24 Por South Teavon Cheyenne arrives Denver 12 05 p m. No 27 Leaves Denver 12 20 a m for Cheyenne. Chicago Burlington and Quincy No 169 Accommodation arrives daily at 2 30 p m. No 160 Accommodation departs Gilly AG.
The text presents a garbled political message attributed to a Senator La Polletta and a quoted exchange about authorship and judgment. It includes fragmented references to Wastein, plutocracy, and a publisher, plus mentions of The Sherman Company and Washington Merald, yielding no clear news event or outcome.
The quote credits Warren with lifelong system regularity and aligns him with the New England oligarchy to protect the machine amid a clash between the old guard and progressive Republicans over Senate organization.
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