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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1916
Page
8
Mrs Ida Graham the Democratic candidate for county clerk tours the city and county canvassing voters. Associates report strong reception and bipartisan backing from Republicans and Democrats as she presents her case with carefully chosen remarks. Local chatter predicts a favorable outcome in the upcoming election.
Alonzo Rhodes living 1 mile west of Burns was arrested Monday on a complaint by Joseph Henneberry and others for maliciously shooting cattle and sheep that strayed on his unfenced land. Deputy Bil Yost made the arrest after a warrant before Judge Edwards. Accusers say Rhodes used buck shot ground glass salt and scrap iron on the strays.
Ballard Dunn of Chicago will speak at the Industrial Club tonight representing the Western association of American railroads. He will outline the present car shortage from the railroad and worker perspective, and the meeting will also discuss promoting the good roads amendment at the upcoming election.
The notice explains women suffer ailments causing constant ill health and may seek doctors with little relief. It highlights Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a simple root and herb medicine available at local drug stores to restore health.
FOR RENT modern houses unfinished rooms offices and stores J M Carey and Bro FOR SALE five passenger auto in fine running order 46 HP engine just the engine for a truck Greatest bargain ever offered Call at 1914 Capitol Ave and see for yourself PDI0-19
President Wilson hails Philippine legislation amid praise for Quezon Earnshaw Jones Hitchcock and other supporters. He notes three years of work to shape a new form of government and defends the hard campaign against misrepresentation and calls for steadfast congressional backing.
Rev A Huston opened a Monday night series at St Mark's Parish House presenting topics from Celestial Geography to the Planets and Nebulae. An interested audience heard lectures outlining a winter program including quizzes on constellations and star names.
A NY Herald Poll discussion argues state control serves the people over small elites. It urges organized production and cites river navigation as precedent, stressing irrigation as more vital to citizens and calls for broader public oversight of distribution and markets.
News from the front describes Romanians retreating near the border as Transylvania gains hope of popular support, while Romanian governance is accused of terrifying actions. German forces report heavy air losses in September. In Russia, Soviet fronts endure fierce combat with Germany across Volhynia, Galicia, Zborow, Stenislau, and the Carpathians, with 1170 enemy prisoners taken.
Charles Mullen of Philadelphia sought relief from rheumatism after a rainy day gun outing. A friend praised Sloan's Liniment, and after using it he improved enough to return to work. He reports never being without Sloan's Liniment in the medicine chest. Available at druggists for 1.90 per bottle.
The certified slate lists candidates for state offices including United States Senator John B. Kendrick and others. It covers Democratic and Republican contenders for U S Senate Congress representatives state senators and state representatives with numerous names from Wyoming towns such as Evanston Cheyenne Lander and Sheridan. Some candidates remained uncertified for technical reasons.
Customer near Cheyenne unable to pay balance on a player piano. owner will turn the matter over to the first satisfactory person who will pay the balance.
Mr. Underwood warns against U S militia involvement in Mexico calling it unwise and wrong. He casts doubt on Belgian protests and denounces partisan tactics in the press and political attacks on President Wilson as unpatriotic clamor by the outs against the ins.
Rev. Harold Forde announced a special 10 o'clock morning meeting of the Cheyenne Presbytery at the First Presbyterian church with Dr. W. L. Marquis of Chicago delivering an address on systematic beneficism. The second annual Wyoming Synod opens tonight at the same church and runs through Thursday October 19. A new Presbyterian church was organized last week at Chugwater and promises to flourish.
The Associated Charities will convene this evening to elect directors. A separate item notes a garage rental near the 500 block on Boat Twenty-first, with contact Phono 9143.
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