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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1912
Page
10
In the era primary section candidates nominated by the Democratic party include Edward G. Schorel for Sheriff and Edward G. Schoel for Coroner. The messages urge Democratic voters to support these nominees and express intent to faithfully perform the duties of the offices.
W B McComas declares a bid for county Commissioner promising conscientious administration of the county's business if elected, appealing to all voters for support.
The county clerk candidate W. H. Dillman declares he has been nominated in the late primary and has broad votes and support from Democratic and other voters who seek good honest efficient service.
Nominee after recent primaries seeks votes in the upcoming election promising to fulfill duties if elected and to perform the required public service.
In Wyoming observers note Senator Clark campaigns in Park County and Mondell withholds support for Warren. Warren faces a perceived disaster with Warren-Clark-Mondell machine opposition, as Dave McFall challenges Bennett for Park County Senate. Mundell’s approach shows the split in local Republican ranks and rising anti graft sentiment.
An old remedy resurfaces in modern ads touting Sage Tea as a quick hair color restorer. The piece notes grandmothers used sage leaves to combat hair loss and dullness, while advertisers claim a 5 Second Rally product with sulfur offers similar benefits without brewing.
In Superior Wyoming, October 21, Officer Berta confronted John Subel at the Depot restaurant while Hugh Lafferty, an innocent bystander, was fatally shot. Subel fired first as Lafferty entered, then Berta returned fire, Subel wounded and taken to jail, later to hospital in critical but hopeful condition.
Cody Wyoming Our 21 While playing with a button a few day age little Frances Casselman pushed a button up into her nose so far that as yet the doctors have not been able to extract it. The button was of fairly good size and it seems unlikely it could have traveled so far. The child has had difficulty breathing and the doctors think the obstruction may work its way down for removal with instruments.
A terse exchange shows a troubled husband seeking a cure for alcohol troubles. The doctor replies with a blunt solution to hide the whisky battle, reflecting a grim local tone and moral tension.
The Democrats nominate Albert B Bartlett of Wyoming as county surveyor candidate. A native of Cheyenne with degrees from Missouri State School of Mines, he has served as Deputy County Surveyor, United States Deputy Mineral and Land Surveyor, and vice president of Hartlett Engineering in Cheyenne. He surveyed Yellowstone boundaries and vast public lands, edited engineering ditches, and led irrigation projects, earning strong professional esteem.
A Capitol Avenue theater gathering staged a controversial feature during which a Republican ad campaign used workers to hand out handbills. One man, intoxicated, failed to place a bill on a porch, fell into mud, and later asked the committee to bill cleaning costs to the group.
After sixty five hours the Newcastle jury could not reach a verdict in the murder trial of Paul Monette and was discharged. Accomplice Toni Aspell had already been found guilty of murder in the first degree, while Vincenzo Murdock now stands trial for the killing of John Glachino and Peter Nora.
A long run of testimonials claims Eckman’s Alterative aids consumption and lung ailments. A letter from Anne F. Loughran of Brownhills describes recovery after pneumonia and tuberculosis, noting improved sleep, weight gain, and no further hemorrhages. The ad cites Philadelphia sellers and invites readers to request a recovery booklet.
Colorado School of Mines edged Wyoming University 6 to 0 in Denver. Mines relied on grinding runs to gain first downs while Wyoming showed strength only on two forwards. The game carried a low scoring but tense contest as Mines secured the victory.
Clara A Ligler offers hairdressing manicuring and hairwork services at 411 West 19th Street with phone contact 817 for appointments and inquiries.
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