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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
3
An 19th century promotional piece extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's ailments including hysteria and irregularities. It claims to soothe nerves without alcohol or narcotics and invites readers to request medical advice from the Surgical Institute in Buffalo.
Mrs. Harry L. Pascall hosts two elaborate five hundred card parties this week with prizes for top scorers Mrs. W. B. Chaplin and Mrs. Steve Bon. The event features pink and white flowers tea service by Mrs. Pascall and daughter, and guest lists include numerous Cheyenne society names. The Parish House club plans another dance, Barnes Circus visits Cheyenne, and Miss Mae Smith prepares for a recital before a Washington Conservatory program.
Mrs Hodgeman of Lhramie visits Mrs H L Pascall for a few days. Mr and Mrs A C Kingeford plan a Hot Springs Ark vacation. Mrs Frank Bon spent a few days in Denver and returned. Mrs William Walker stays at Excel Springs Mo three weeks. The McEndree family travels to California due to Mr Mc Endree’s father illness. Mrs H N Boyd returns from Illinois with daughter Isabel who is ill with typhoid. Isabel will not return yet. Rosalle Stone heads to Marietta Ohio for vacation. Miss Hall of Virginia visits Wheatland then Cheyenne en route home, after frontier stay with Johnston family.
A fragment notes a figure named Her Musten seeking support from townspeople with respectful language and a call for patronage on a ceremonial occasion. The readable text emphasizes civic regard and communal backing.
Mrs Edgar Myer hosted the Tuesday ridge club meeting at Fort Russell. After games, attendees enjoyed a tea and social hour. Members include four post ladies and four town residents. changes include the Wiltons moving to quarters No. 7 in the Infantry circle. Mrs James J Van Horn leaves for Fort Leavenworth with her husband. Mrs Hoyle and her twins depart for Fort Riley after summer with Mrs Hoyle’s parents. Mrs Guilfoyle and her mother stay at the post for now and plan to move to Fort Riley next week.
The brief reads a local notice listing the Rob inson Tea Room as a meeting point with a phone contact 37. The fragment provides minimal context about the event or purpose of the gathering.
In Cheyenne the A. G. Barnes Big Three Ring Wild Animal Circus presents two performances. The piece outlines the dangerous, costly methods used to capture lions, elephants, and snakes for the show, including traps, fire circles, and nets.
Train schedule fragment lists arrivals and departures between Cheyenne and points west. It shows multiple trains with times such as 8:42 p m and 10:40 p m, indicating daily or regular service.
List shows train numbers 109 Arriva 6 11 10 am and 109 Arrive 8 36 pm. Also 101 Arriva 10 25 pm and 102 Leaves evening. 110 Leaves 5 am and 104 Leaves 3 pm.
United States District Attorney Ridgley filed a federal suit against Wyoming state water authorities claiming Indian residents of Wind River hold rights to Red Creek and Mud Creek waters. The government seeks an injunction to prevent state officials from closing head gates and denying water to Owl Creek district volunteers.
President candidate Thody completes the longest campaign tour, delivering the final scheduled speech. He departs tonight for New York after a grueling run with stops and appearances across multiple states.
Railway timetable notes Leaver and arrive times for trains between Cheyenne Denver and Chicago. No. 29 North leaves Cheyenne 7 10 p m arrives at Denver 12 54 a m No 90 Lower arrives Cheyenne 7 09 p m No 24 North Teavon leaves Cheyenne 7 50 a m arrives Denver 12 05 p m No 27 leaves Denver 12 20 a m arrives Cheyenne 6 66 p m No 169 Accommodation runs daily except Sunday at 2 30 p m No 160 Accommodation departs Gilroy ...
A fragmented OCR piece mixes political diatribe and literary quips. It cites Senator La Polletta urging opposition to plutocracy while two men debate merit of a book and a college damsel mocks hollow vows and biographical airs.
Senator La Follette cites Warren as aligned with New England oligarchy to protect the machine from injury. The debate centers on Senate rules and control, signaling a struggle between factions about institutional power and reform. The quote frames Warren as steadfast for traditional governance.
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