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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
3
A poetic reflection on merit over pretence and time revealing hidden motives. Fortune favors patience and steady work, while truth surfaces as years pass, exposing guarded secrets and the course of destiny.
Cary Maine Mrs Hayward Sowers describes severe pain back and fatigue before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports no pain sleep better appetite and regained strength enough to work for a family of four. Recommends the remedy for ill health and notes confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
Friends hosted a Tuesday afternoon farewell at Rollinson for Miss Fernandez a popular Cheyenne nurse bound for Philadelphia. Pink and white carnation decor brightened the pergola as guests enjoyed light entertainment and cheerful companionship despite the departure.
Mrs. David Brice returns to Wheatland after a illness. Mrs. Lou McKengie travels from Helena to assist her daughter Mrs. Brown and grandchild. Mrs. McKengie travels with Mrs. Brown’s baby. Mrs. Warry Menear of Lov Angeles visits Mr. and Mrs. Birney Sago for a few days.
The Woman's club met at the library with the secretary presiding in the president's absence. Members began their study of South America and noted upcoming events including hosting duties at Mrs. Thompson's home and a tea after the business session. Various clubs and societies scheduled gatherings and entertainments for the week at the library and local halls.
An advertisement-style piece touts Ely's Cream Balm as instantly opening clogged nostrils and clearing head congestion. It claims relief from catarrh, nasal discharge, throat irritation, and headache with a small bottle available at drug stores.
Judge and Mrs Mentzer attend as substitutes with a large turnout. The Women of the World plan an entertainment at Fraternal Hall inviting members and friends. A. R. S. Dancing Club met at Labor Hall with high attendance, Ko Palda's orchestra provided music, a basket supper followed intermission, and Prof and Mrs Van Vieck observed new dances set to join future programs.
St. Mark's Guild meets at the Parish House for a work session hosted by Mrs. Fort Niswander and Mrs. Fisher. Presbyterian Aid society guests gather at Mrs. O. G. Lehwiering's home for sewing for a bazaar led by Mrs. Schwiering and the bazaar committee. Altar and Rosary society hosts at Mrs. Milligan's home. Ragtiat ladies announce a bake sale at Johnston's grocery. Jewish Circle plans a social party at Fraternal hall. W C T U convention opens in Cheyenne with welcome meeting at the Congregational church featuring Mrs. Warford, Miss Lane, and volunteer students.
A reflective note on effort driving real achievement. It asserts that progress comes from courageous work, active will, and facing difficulty, turning seemingly impracticable results into possible outcomes.
A lieutenant in the United States Army in England heard a band play Yankee Doodle. A grey Englishman asked if that was the tune the old cow died of. The reply says the tune the old Bull died of. The item appears in Harper's Weekly.
Omaha reports Union Pacific official discuss a $25,000 Sidney verdict linked to the Herdon wreck that killed brakeman Charles Cradit. Edson Rich says Cradit was negligent in rear protection, notes a new law allows damages proportionate to fault. A similar suit over conductor Roy Phillips is pending in Sidney.
Whitemound Wisconsin merchant W D Magli bought a stock of Chamberlain's medicine for customers. After receiving them he fell ill and says one bottle of Chamberlain’s Colle Cholorék and Clarrhoep Remedy proved worth more to him than the cost of his entire stock. For sale by all dealers.
Thursday October 1 event at Peaternal Hall promises good music with admission set at 60 cents per couple. Cracked Exits selling crackling items at Cheyenne Creamery company sales room. Grainine? The Sherman Co is noted.
The article highlights the growing importance of dress wraps and evening coats for the season. It describes stylish options such as fox edged or sable trimmed coats and practical three quarter length wraps, plus patterns No. 7658 and No. 7975 detailing materials, cutting sizes, and required yardage for home sewers.
A local appeal urges immediate action to secure subscriptions priced at $1.25. The call emphasizes quick outreach to boost readership and fund programs.
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