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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1912
Page
13
A scanned catalog fragment lists items including a photograph on the cover, Bee Hive School Tablet, pen and ink, composition book, pencil box, cork penholder, Voss make Powell holders, Sanford’s or Carter’s ink, and sponges priced per bottle. The text reads like a shop inventory with references to brands and assorted writing implements.
A nostalgic print ad touts Danderine as a hair cleanser that softens, thickens, and adds shine in minutes. It claims dandruff vanishes and scalp is invigorated, with new hair growth visible after weeks of use. The ad encourages buying a 25 cent bottle from druggists or toilet counters.
Cheyenne notices report Millex s repairs on Carey Ave and a new notary licensure for Sharp of Sheridan. A dozen small items follow: theater bill at the Lyric, Mrs Beare’s return from Darlington, an address at the Presbyterian church, a $20 prostitution fine, Agnew leaving Private Hospital, flowers for Presbyterians, Miss Mott resigning, new homesteaders, Labor Day meat orders, a Cheyenne wedding, land possession case, a Mexican War incident, and Highlanders Labor Day picnic plans with Senator Rosa Carpenter as speaker.
A caregiver recounts a baby with a severe scalp and body rash described as white pimples and sores spreading from the head to the body. The note claims relief after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, with a testimonial date around December 30, 1911, and ads for Cuticura products.
A man named Williams and a woman named Abbie Currier were ordered to vacate within 24 hours after a confrontation. Abbie wore a mourning eye patch and other marks of rough treatment were noted while officers found an open razor in Williams pocket. The pair claimed they married in Denver and were divorced the same day.
Tomorrow’s Labor Day features a large parade starting at Eagles Hall West Sixteenth Street at 12 30 heading east to Carey Avenue north to Nineteenth Street then to Lake Minnehaha park for festivities. Twenty six athletic events with prizes donated by local businessmen highlight a day of skill and humor.
Industrial Club members and city business men are invited to a reception in the club quarters this evening starting at o'clock in honor of Secretary of War Stimson. The secretary, his staff, and many post officers will be present.
Large fifty cent package claims to cure indigestion and stomach troubles in five minutes. Advertises relief from heartburn belching nausea and sour gas and promises no awful breath. Product touted as a universal remedy for dyspepsia and stomach upset sold at drug stores.
A Wyoming publication positions The State Leader as the go to Want Ad medium. The notice emphasizes broad reach for listings and classifieds across communities in the state.
Fred Lewhart reports Cheyenne schools resume after a three month vacation with a new schedule starting 1:15 pm to 1:50 pm sessions. Officials foresee a busy year as students adjust to lessons seats and rooms while fans await atlas ball game performances and high school athletic rivalries.
Mrs. Brea J Morris arrives in the city to open a dressmaking school in the Annex block. The program teaches each student to make her own clothing or work on supplied materials for their own payment. She invites ladies to the opening on Wednesday and Thursday to see demonstrations and enroll in the full course.
BH. O. Willits of Campstool passed through the city noting four soaking rains that boost fall crops. He reports rye wheat oats and corn thriving and plans to remain to run his daily paper, denying rumors he would leave the country.
A compact item notes Wall Paper related to The Sherman Company. Varolahes referenced alongside Sherman in a brief market snippet. No further details provided on figures or dates.
The Rev George Davidson will deliver a Labor Day themed sermon at St Mark's Church tonight at 7 30 p m The sermon follows a federation request urging clergy nationwide to mark the holiday with appropriate themes Seats at St Mark's are free and a good congregation is expected.
A Highland woman reports eczema relief after using Saxo Salve since 1901. She cites rapid skin improvement and a money back guarantee offered by A. H. Roedel in Cheyenne Wyoming. Clara A. Ligher advertises beauty services at 411 W 19th Street with phone 817.
Billie Frawley entertained at the Albany hotel with a clair sweet voice praised as the Merry Singer of Merry Songs. The Albany promises a high class musical treat nightly from curfew to two in the morning for lovers of good entertainment.
After arriving in Cheyenne Senator Francis E. Warren left the next day for Pole Mountain to observe army maneuvers on the reservation. He will return with details of War Department plans and his party tomorrow morning.
Fragmentary OCR text references Sanitas The Sherman Co and Wood etainine. no coherent event or details are readable to form a complete news item or summary.
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