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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1912
Page
11
A home maker champions healthy food practices and economical cooking. She backs homemade meals and asserts that the best baking uses Royal Baking Powder, aligning with experts’ claims about superior cooking quality.
A busy social week unfolds with a parish subscription masquerade ball, St. Agnes Society masquerade, and multiple Halloween events. Notables include Messia, Carey Abbot, Pitt Covert Jr., Harry Tatten, Goodrich, and Mrs. Schnitger hosting birthday cards and dinners. Mrs. Littebrant plans to attend her son’s wedding at Fort Leavenworth before visiting Fort Riley.
General Edwards Captain and Mrs Lambert W Jor dan have signed invitations to a dinner and social gathering at Fort Russell. The note emphasizes formal plans and expected attendees for the forthcoming event.
An old home remedy advises mixing one pint sugar with warm water, adding Pinex concentrated pine extract, and using a teaspoonful every one to three hours. Promises fast relief for coughs, croup, bronchitis, and throat pains, with high savings versus store bought syrups.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Krafsczik have returned from their wedding journey to California and are at home to friends at 920 Twenty-eighth Street. Mrs Krafszik was Miss Marie Agnes Walsh before marriage. Mrs William Bruninga returned to Riverton after visiting her mother Mrs Mydei. Mrs Mary Hader formerly of Cheyenne had been visiting relatives.
Mrs Hader visits Cheyenne then Lander to stay with daughter Mrs B D Edwards. Mrs Jets Kine hosts two parties in Mrs Linders tower on Saturday with afternoon games and evening music. Mrs Nova Moody visits Shorten today with her mother. Mrs Meldrim returns from Denver with Mr Meldrim Sr of Omaha visiting son and wife Mrs C W Burdick and Miss Burdick come back from Excelsior Springs Missouri after weeks away.
Chicago Oct 29 An escaped convict Tony Landers was captured in a corn field at Worth after a farmer notified police He said he rushed to see his dying mother and would die to do so Authorities described the arrest as swift and decisive in a rural area outside Chicago
Washington October 29. The cruiser Baltimore of the reserve fleet in Philadelphia navy yard is being prepared to sail within the next few hours for any sudden call to intervene in Cuba. The Yanktons are held at New York for a similar call.
A noted beauty recounts selling her hair at thirteen to fund music lessons. She describes early ambitions, stage interest, and the idea that talent and resolve drive success. The item mentions a beauty salon and associated services at 411 W. 19 St with contact details.
Margaret Mayo comedy Baby Mine receives national praise for human interest and strong characterizations. After a year at Daly’s New York, the play heads to Capital Avenue Theater on November 1 promising a steadily engaging, universally appealing performance.
I Thomas F. Talbot Jr announces as an independent candidate for Laramie County Sheriff. He recalls four years as constable and prior service, alleges mayoral pressure to drop the race, and asks Cheyenne voters to support him to uphold duty with fidelity and honesty.
Restores taste smell and hearing for colds claiming instant relief. Ely's Cream Balm cleanses and antiseptic action reaches the nasal passages to stop discharge and clear nose throat and head. A 50 cent bottle advised for immediate use with claim of cure in a day and safety for children.
Mise Soper worked as a dressmaker by day in a quiet community, operating from a modest shop with customers seeking tailored gowns and alterations. Her days blended craft with customer care, shaping wardrobes and personal style.
The Mountain States Monitor reports Cheyenne district activity with visitors in September including W. F. Brown N. C. Pierce and others. The district wire chief and manager toured Rawlings Saratoga and Encampment exchanges while staff changes shuffled assignments and new plant department hires joined from Colorado Springs and Kansas City.
The W. E. Green Lodge No. 288 hosted its thirteenth annual ball in Keefe hall drawing nearly 200 couples in the grand march. The event featured 26 dances aligned with Union Pacific stations, with praise for decorations, program coordination, and committee work led by F. M. Taylor and others.
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