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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1912
Page
3
A female homemaker is praised for smart food choices and thrift. She rejects unhealthy accessories and favors homemade, home baked meals. The piece credits Royal Baking Powder as essential to modern superior cooking.
A bustling social week features a subscription masquerade at the Parish House, St. Agnes dances, birthday celebrations for Mr. Schnitger and Judge Potter, and multiple Halloween gatherings. Notable guests include Miss Murphy of Green River while Major Read and General Howards host events.
General Edwards and Captain Mrs. Lambert W. Jordan signed invitations to a dinner in honor of a Fort Russell event. The notice lists attendees and expects RSVP from guests.
An old remedy claims mixing sugar, warm water, and Pinex to create a cough syrup that relieves coughs within 24 hours. It promotes use for whooping cough, croup, chest pains, and bronchitis, touting high pine extract content and a money back guarantee.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Krafszik have returned from their wedding trip to California and are at home at 920 Twenty-eighth Street Mrs Krafszik was Miss Marie Agnes Walsh before marriage Mrs William Bruninga returns to Riverton after visiting her mother Mrs Myde Mary Hader formerly of Cheyenne had been visiting relatives
Mrs Hader leaves Woncongin for Cheyenne then heads to her Lander home to live with daughter Mrs B D Edwards. Mrs Jets Kine hosts at Linders tower with two parties Saturday, morning games and evening entertainment. Nova Moody visits Short Dan for a day with her mother. Mrs Meldrim returns from Denver with Mr Meldrim Sr of Omaha visiting son and wife. Mrs Burdick returns from Excelsior Springs Mo after several weeks.
An escaped prisoner, Tony Landers, attempted to see his ailing mother when police nabbed him in a Worth, Illinois corn field. A farmer alerted authorities after misgivings about Landers's motive led to his capture as he said he wanted to bid farewell before his mother died.
In Philadelphia Navy Yard the cruiser Baltimore of the reserve fleet is being readied to sail within hours for possible intervention in Cuba. The Yanktons are held at New York for a similar call, indicating wartime preparedness by the United States authorities.
A dramatic note from a theater page describes Valeska Surratt selling her hair to fund music lessons. Thepiece references her early decision to pursue acting and the value of talent over public pull.
Stirring scene described for the comedy Baby Mine by Margaret Mayo, opening at Capitol Avenue Theater on November 1. The piece has earned a solid year run at Daly's theater in New York, with each principal character delivering engaging personality that resonates with audiences.
I Thomas F Talbot Jr of 1227 West Twenty seventh Cheyenne Wyoming announces as an independent candidate for Laramie county sheriff. He recalls prior service as a policeman and constable and says he was pressured by the mayor to withdraw. He pledges to serve with fidelity and honesty if elected.
Proclaims Ely's Cream Balm quickly relieves nasal discharge and restores taste smell and hearing lost to colds. Claims internal medicines upset stomach and nasal applications cure without irritation, urging a 50 cent bottle from druggists and noting safety for children.
Local dressmaker Mise Soper operates by day in BatoW with a focus on custom garments. The brief notice lists a contact method for inquiries and appointments.
The Mountain States Monitor lists visitors to the Cheyenne district office in September including W. F. Brown N. C. Pierce Mr. Griffith Mr. Fauteaux Mr. Wolf and Mr. Wilson F A Cannon superintendent of construction called on his return to Denver from Salt Lake City Mr Ledtermoon plant inspector stopped by en route to Denver Huff Kring moved from district wire chief's clerk to Commercial Department succeeding John Fleming as collector District Manager Hopkins and District Wire Chief Forbes toured Rawlins Saratoga and Encampment exchanges this week They likely rested at Walcott waiting for the first train back to dear old Chian Co C Campbell former district manager writes of his move to Salt Lake City Raymond Perce of Colorado Springs and G S Jennings of Kansas City have joined the Plant Department
W E Green Lodge No 288 hosted its thirteenth annual ball with nearly 200 couples in the grand march. The hall display and program flow impressed attendees as twenty six dances were staged like Union Pacific stations. Committees led by F M Taylor and W C Rath organized ceremonies, decorations, door control, and receptions to mark the event.
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