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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1912

Page

5

Miller's repairs and local notices fill Cheyenne page

City news lists Miller's shop at 1709 Carey Ave for water repairs and adjustments, campaign notes for Taliaferro, Long, and Becker, a marriage license for Dante Becker and Genevieve Long, and local items about housing, runaway, a horse injury, heavy railroad traffic, new state school examiner secretary Namie Hefferon, coal sale at Wyoming Fuel & Feed, inspections of Soldiers' Homes, Tag Day approaching for Cheyenne High athletics, and civic notices in a single neighborhood roundup.

Miller’s West 16Th Street L. Young Laramie A. J.wymore Namle B. Hefferon State Board of J. T. Velin Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co 18Th Carey Avenue

Syrup of Figs Advertises Child Health Cure

An old advertisement urges mothers to treat a coated tongue and various infant ailments with Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Peps, claiming it cleanses stomach liver and bowels without harm. It markets the product as safe, tasty, and essential for children and grown ups.

Mothera California

Parish House 10 Dinner and Dance Planned in Cheyenne

The Parish House 10 hosts a five course dinner and ballroom dance tonight in Cheyenne to raise funds for the Parish house building fund. Men run the event with female patronage urged to ensure success and warm reception for newcomers.

Cheyenne

Mrs OLeary Hospitalized and Other Local Notes

Mrs OLeary was sent to a private hospital with an affliction of the throat likely needing a minor operation. The Lyric theatre manager Farnsworth was summoned to his father’s bedside but arrived after his father’s death at age eighty four. The Democratic county committee opened headquarters beside The Leader office led by David Howell in an aggressive campaign. Miss Mae Smith plans a Cheyenne recital in her hometown to encourage local support. Mr and Mrs J A Kunkle depart for Winnipeg to run a larger Canadian branch of J I Cage Thrashing Machines. Buffalo editor Thayden White, visiting in town, predicts Kendrick’s northern Wyoming victory and notes GOP weaknesses.

Farnsworth Lyric Theatre Eho Democratic County Central Committee David Howell Mae Smith Thayden White Buffalo Voice

Mrs Baker Celebrates Fifty Fifth Birthday in South Cheyenne

Last Friday afternoon neighbors gathered at 814 Evans Street to surprise Mr. and Mrs. A. Baker on Mrs. Baker's fifty fifth birthday. An elaborate six o'clock dinner followed as guests enjoyed a social event with friends and family.

Marine Band to Play at Keefe Hall in Cheyenne

The United States Marine Band on an extended tour performs at Keefe Hall Tuesday evening Oct. 8. Lt. William J Santelmann leads a program praised for orchestral balance and musical refinement. Washington soprano Miss Mary Sherler to sing.

Cheyenne United States Marine Band Thila City Keefe Hall Marine Band William Jf. Santelmann Hartford Conn Daily Times the Times Washington Mary Sherler

Public notices and community happenings from a late town column

A local column records political quarreling over rights, birthday greetings to Mrs. Baker, and notes on potato crop yields by J. W. Hammond with five ranch sores. reports from the Laldes Aid society at 500 East Tenth street. travelers Munn and Potter, and Lester Hegedorn return home from Carpenter. Grandma Folk recovering and Thomas Breckburg’s Arizona trip.

J. W. Hammond Thomas Gordon

High School Notes Highlights of Principal Sehwiering and Games

Principal Sehwiering’s college path through Bradley Polytechnic and Brown, his two A B degrees, and early teaching stints are noted. A chapel talk on Humane Work in Wyoming by Rev. Hills is previewed, followed by a music segment by the Girls' Glen club. A late- week football clash with the Eleventh Infantry ends in a 6 to 6 tie, with Clowery Snow and Smith shining for the high school squad. General notes report a $200 book appropriation for high and graded schools and upcoming bids from publishers.

Sehwiering Springfield Hradley Polytechnical School Meorin Bradley Brown Business School Peoria Schwiering International Harvester Mountain Kentucky Berea Meringo, NL Cheyenne Rev. Hills The Presbyterian Church Chapel Wyoming Hills Girls' Glen Club Eleventh Infantry Clowery Snow Smith Brown Infantry Board of School Trustees

A Harmless Way to Darken the Hair

Sage and Sulphur hair remedy touted by Wyeth Chemical Co of New York is presented as a solution to gray hair and dandruff. The ad promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as improving hair color and vitality with regular use, offered at fifty cents with a money back guarantee through local druggists and agent J EB Koedel.

Wyeth Chemical Company of New York Wyeth Ander J. EB. Koedel

School Term Focuses On Exams And Repairs

Final examinations will be held at the end of the term for all grades. Some students with high averages and perfect or near perfect marks may be excused from finals. Orphan female students will also be exempt from final exams. Repairs are underway on the Converse building with a new roof expected to be completed this week. The truant officer aims an extensive campaign against truancy and notices parents about attendance violations. Fire drill week concludes, and first period marks will be issued Wednesday. Two hundred Current News papers ordered for seventh and eighth grades to replace standard reading work.

Mohjonia Converaa

Louisville Coal and Coke storage offer at month end

Western Coal Co. advertises coal and coke at storage prices for the rest of the month. Contact 724 W. 22d St. phone 285-W for supply. J. A. Anderson, merchandiser.

China Western Coal CO Mer

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Citizens National Bank Wyortsc City News Dante Becker Genevieve Long Sidney, Neb Likens Woman's Relief Corps of Colorado Buffalo Soldiers Sheridan William Nelson Corps Douglas Los Angeles Athletic Association Cheyenne High Parish House O'Leary Wilfred O'Leary News of South Cheyenne Warren la Folkette Walters McKenzie Prichard Migs Phyllis Prichard Baker Laldes’ Aid Society Mumm East Tenth Street Mrs. Munn Mrs. Potter Lester Hegedorn Carpenter Grandma Folk Thomas Breckburg Arizona Tendente Louisville Coal and Coke Calune Chicago France Alume Sir Galihad Angélus Madonna Hoffman St. Cecelia the Men of St. Mark’s Fort Russell
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