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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1912
Page
12
The following gentlemen were dominated by the Democratic party in the recent primary election. These men have been certified by a majority of Democrats in Laramie County and deserve the united support of all Democratic voters and lovers of home rule government.
The document shows Edward G. Schorle announcing Democratic nomination for Sheriff in Laramie County primaries. He pledges faithful performance of duties and seeks support from all voters who participated in the election.
W B MeComas asserts he has the votes and support for the two year commissioner term and pledges conscientious administration of county business if chosen.
Regularly nominated in the late primary the candidate solicits votes and support from Democrats in Laramie County and from all believers in good honest efficient service seeking broad backing.
Fragmentary notice mentions Window Glass and Fnerman Co liquid veneer with Sherman Co involvement. No dates or clear actions available.
A historical guide outlines follow up timing in crime reporting, interview tact, feature writing, and beat assignments. It stresses concise, direct prose and the editor’s deadline pressures shaping newsroom routines and human-interest storytelling.
A fragment notes how stories are manipulated in Leader operations and mentions a desk man tearing down his entire page as part of a newsroom disruption. The text hints at editorial pressures and procedural breaks affecting page layouts.
In Cheyenne the Market Place shows a vast array of goods from men s furnishings to hats tires and shoes with fashionable trims and accessories. Local merchants tout up to date styles and claim to bring best and latest goods from trade centers, urging shoppers to indulge as times have changed and profits rise.
A remark by former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks is quoted as he explains a political opponent’s alertness, likening him to “a Providence bridegroom” in a sharp, era-typical quip.
An advice piece touts cooling the skin to ease summer eczema and related irritations. It promotes a trial bottle of a gout remedy as instant relief and claims easy prescription access with no payment.
Dr. J. K. Cannaday offers a free trial of his supposed eczema cure from 1057 Park Square Sedalia Missouri claiming decades of experience and many cured patients. He invites readers to write today to experience relief and asserts others cannot match his guaranteed care.
A Providence young man buys theater tickets only for himself on his honeymoon. When his wife points out the oversight, he quips that he forgot himself entirely, illustrating how grooms sometimes neglect brides at the start of their marriage.
In Evanston Illinois on October 6 Northwestern University imposed quarantine on girl students after a maid contracted tonsillitis. Coed students may attend class but cannot attend dances receive callers or attend today's football game.
An explosion at the Western powder mills in Edwards Station at noon Saturday leaves several dead and many injured. The plant is reported completely wrecked and rescuers respond to the scene.
Advert suggests Stuarts Calcium Wafers cure pimples eczema and blemishes by purifying skin pores and aiding natural processes. Claims include rapid results with lasting rosiness and youthfully healthy skin. Sold by druggists everywhere at 60 cents a box.
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