06 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1912
Page
1
The Democratic party certifies a slate of primary winners in Laramie County. The document calls for united support from all Democratic voters and supporters of home rule government, emphasizing party unity and public endorsement.
A Laramie County notice shows Edward G. Schorle winning the Democratic nomination for Sheriff and seeking voter support. The document pledges faithful service and asks all voters, including primary participants, for continued backing in the general election.
A candidate named MeCOMAS pledges to secure votes for a two year term as County Commissioner and promises conscientious administration of county business if elected.
Regularly nominated in the late primary the candidate solicits votes and support from Democrats in Laramie County and all believers in good honest efficient service across the area.
The fragment references window glass products and veneer materials from Fnerman Co and Sherman Co. No clear event or outcome is shown.
An instructional piece outlines follow up writing, beat coverage, and interview tactics. It discusses opening paragraphs, feature stories, and humane interviewing while noting deadlines, newsroom routines, and the craft of concise clear reportage.
A continuation describes how stories are selected and staged on the Leader page. It notes the desk man must restructure the page to fit space and emphasize key elements for readers.
In Cheyenne the Market Place showcases a vast selection of fashion and accessories across men's and general goods. Merchants tout latest trends and upscale offerings, claiming shoppers can find everything needed locally with top styles and timely imports.
Former VP Charles W. Fairbanks cited a colorful quip about a Providence bridegroom to explain a political opponent's alertness. The remark reflects the era's sharp wit in public discourse.
The notice touts cooling skin remedies to prevent summer irritations such as eczema and rashes. It claims a trial bottle of a gout remedy provides instant relief and promotes a free prescription approach, urging readers to try the product with no payment.
An advertisement by Dr J K Cannaday of Sedalia Missouri claims a guaranteed cure for eczema after ten years of experience and offers a free trial by mail to prove effectiveness. The notice asks readers to contact 1057 Park Square and references the Third National Bank of Sedalia.
A Providence man on his honeymoon bought only a ticket for himself and replied to his wife that he had forgotten her. The anecdote humorously highlights how grooms can overlook their spouses in travel plans.
Evaston Illinois October 6 Northwestern University girl students are under a restrictive quarantine after a maid at the university lodging was found ill with tonsillitis. The coed students may attend classes but cannot attend dances receive callers or attend football games today.
An explosion at Edwards Station noon Saturday at the Western powder mills results reported as several killed and many injured. The plant is completely wrecked and officials investigate the blast.
An advertising notice touts Stuart's Calcium Tablets as a quick remedy for pimples eczema and blemishes. It claims pores breathe out impurities and skin improves rapidly with a rosy complexion. Sold by druggists for 60 cents a box.
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