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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1912

Page

13

County Ticket for Sheriff and County Officials

County voters face ballot choices including Sheriff ED G SCHOPD Treasurer RAY OLDS Prosecuting Attorney SAMUEL M THOMPSON County Clerk WILLIAM H DILLMAN Clerk of District Court SAM J ELLIS County Commissioner 4 years WILLIAM DUNSTAN 2 years W. B. McCOMAS Superintendent of Public Instruction MAMIE B HEFFERON Coroner N C BEARD Assessor J C HANSEN Road Supervisor PATRICK DOODY Surveyor A A BARTLETT with multiple county posts listed for the upcoming election.

Mamie B. Hefferon N. C Beard J. C. Hansen Patrick Doody

City Ticket for Mayor and Ward Councilmen Listed

The city ticket includes Mayor D W Gula and councilmen A Rob Talle first ward WW Q Phelan second ward I N Hansen third ward, listing names for forthcoming elections. The document presents candidate allocations by ward.

D. W. Gula A. Robtalle Q. Phelan

University Eleven Heads Through Cheyenne En Route To Colorado Springs

The University of Lara mie football team will pass through Cheyenne tomorrow afternoon on the way to Colorado Springs for a game with Colorado College on Saturday. Local notices also speak of a mail clerks dance and a library book update as part of city events yesterday.

Miller's Carey Ave H. R. Millard West 16Th Street University Eleven University of Laramie Cheyenne Colorado Springs Colorado College Baerson Bros Ilanna Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co 15Th Carey Avenue Carnegie Library Otis Mymer

Hackett in The Grain of Dust at Capitol Avenue

James K. Hackett appears tonight in the four act play The Grain of Dust at the Capitol Avenue theater. The drama, inspired by a David Graham Phillips novel, follows high finance lawyers and a demure typist as a lawyer’s passion leads to ruin and eventual redemption through a Colorado journey and a later revival.

James K. Hackett Capitol Avenue Louis Evan Shipman David Graham Phillips Shipman New York

Beautiful Hair At Small Cost Promises Darker Luster

An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Tonic as restoring hair color, stopping dandruff, and promoting growth. It claims quick results within days and urges readers to buy a fifty cent bottle from their druggist. Mentioned are A. E. Roedell and The Sherman Co. products.

Tate Wyeth A. E. Roedell

South Cheyenne News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Illness

Foreman Frank Berkley is confined to his home with a severe cold. Mrs. M Bennett travels to Nebraska after her mother’s death. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson relocate from their ranch near Chugwater to 912 EB 11th street. Baggageman N H Jensen journeys to Ogden on a special car. William Pearce, son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Pearce, missed school due to illness. Frank Wilkinson visits from Morae Creek on business. WCTU meeting at Mrs Babcock’s 1014 House Street postponed by weather. a session still held with a program for attendees who brave the storm.

Hot Springs 8. D Denver C. T. €. Lollich Rinda Horton E.R. Jackett Ford Colorado Capital Keefe Hall Colorado A. Roedel Cheyenne Ares Greece United States Hagles’ Hall Thwreader Frank Berkley U.F R. A. Johnson Chugwater EB. 11Th Street

Turkey Thot Dance at Keefe Hall Delivers Laughs

A lively evening at Keefe Hall features a bazaad dance with locals staging a humorous, entertaining show. Performers drew cheers as the crowd enjoyed a string of silly skits and lighthearted chaos.

Keefe Hall

Bazaar and Dance at Keefe Hall Tonight

Special sale of fresh chocolate at the Nohinsen event with a dance to be held at Keefe Hall tonight. The fundraiser features a fine time and a chocolate sale priced at 25 for a pound.

Keefe Hall Fon AI NEW Jewish Church

Noted Easterner Recalls Punching Cows in Cheyenne Tale

An elderly visitor from New York recounts a bygone Cheyenne era and a Denver stockyard job. He recalls meeting rancher Hattied Barber north of Laramie and riding through Cheyenne to compare past and present city life, including irrigation congress stops and early western opportunity.

New York Matis Hotel Ypater Denver Jobnas & Cowpur Barlow Larambe Cheyenne

Good Eaters Are Good Fighters

An early 20th century advertisement extols hearty eaters and a robust stomach, comparing a well run business to digestion. Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets are promoted to aid digestion, strengthen glands, and restore normal function, claiming quick relief and general health benefits with a price of 50 cents per pack.

Stuart

Cheyenne High School Notes Highlights Team Trip to Laramie

Cheyenne High School notes recount the football team’s departure for Laramie with Coach Janet and Mr. Pee delivering speeches. The party includes several chaperones and students, a renovated library praised for its new American Encyclopedia, and upcoming exams with report cards next Wednesday.

Larmie Janet Mr. Pee Eplendia

Fee Writes for School Journal Address on Rural High Schools

Superintendent Fee of Cheyenne contributes to the American School Board Journal detailing a masterful course for high schools in smaller cities. The article discusses the busine[s]s like a national educators’ meeting address and notes Fee’s outreach to wind-typed education superintendents across the Midwest for their views.

Fee Laue American School Hoard Journal Cheyenne Professor Fee National Educational Association Chicago Paina Windtei States

Blissful Dancing at Keefe Hale Tonight

An old column notes a social event with dancing at Keefe Hale and a call to women to seek a partner in a Jewish circle. A lighthearted aside jokes about pretending interest in a lover’s family. A special sale on chocolates dipped caramels advertised at 25 cents per pound from The Robinson.

Keefe Hale Jewish Circle

Edward G Schoel Seeks Support in Laramie Sheriff Race

Edward G Schoel announces his Democratic nomination in the regular primaries for sheriff in Laramie County. He appeals to all voters who participated in the election to support his candidacy and promises faithful performance of the office.

Commissioner Campaign Promise to Steadily Administer County

A candidate pledges to seek votes and support from all voters for a two year term as commissioner promising conscientious administration of county business if elected.

Laramie County voters back party candidate for good service

A candidate praised for honesty efficiency and broad support across Democratic voters in Laramie County promising steady progress. The statement emphasizes reliable service and broad belief in the candidate’s qualifications.

Special Sale of Presh Chocolate Dipped Caramels Saturday

Special sale notice for presh chocolate dipped caramels at 260 per pound. The fragment mentions a mother addressing a year old child, reflecting a local newspaper reader’s column tone amid a busy weekend hustle.

Tory

County Commissioner Candidate William Dunstan Pledges Businesslike Oversight

For the four year term the regular Democratic nominee William Dunstan asks voters to entrust him with county affairs. He promises to run the office in a businesslike manner and oversee operations with efficiency and integrity.

William Dunstan

Samuel Promises Faithful Efficient Service in Election

At the recent primaries Samuel pledges to perform duties faithfully efficiently and with courteous treatment to the public in the upcoming election context.

Samuel

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Phoenix Lyle Jos, Wasserman ED G. Schopd Ray Olds Samuel M. Thompson William H. Dillman Sam J. Ellis W. B. McComas A. A. Bartlett City Ticket I. N. Hansen City News Hackett Wyven Salle Prudentical Life Insurance Company Wyoming Mr. Phillips’ Story Arte Frederick Norman William Tetlow Isaac Burroughs Norman James Galloway Dorothy Fallowell Stirling Beatrice Beckley The Sherman Co News of South Cheyenne N. H. Jensen U. P Ogden William Pearce Alfred Pearce Frank Wilkinson Morae Creek Citizens National Bank Cheyenne High School Ventere Supt. Fee School Journal Robinson Democratic Party Laramie County Edward G. Schoel Y. Beard DR. C. ¥. Beard W. H. Dillman W. Wi Dillman Ray KK. Olds Hay K. Olds Aramle County Samuel J. Allis Justice of the Peace Fred Bohnstedt Court First Judicial District Laramie Converse Matte Goshen and Niobrana
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