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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1912
Page
10
Read like a sensational advert for Mme Heck a clairvoyant located at 123 B10 Street Cheyenne. Describes her as compassionate and able to locate lost papers and reunite estranged couples, with stories of a husband and wife reconciled and an engaged couple renewing a contract.
Albany Missouri September 3 James Best aged 51 years has not shaved in over half a century. He swore 51 years ago to never shave again and has kept the oath while serving as a janitor at the courthouse.
A three week Wyoming conference between the United Mine Workers district and Northern Wyoming Coal Operators' association ended with a two year contract to be signed today. Wages rise across classes and conditions improve slightly. rates by class shift from 1.40 to 4.44 and 3.00 to 3.15 for firemen, with other adjustments including road work, timbering, and track laying. A sub committee met twice daily at the Labor Temple to finalize terms.
A Johnson county youth J W Winingar Jr, son of rancher J W Winingar, displays two western oil paintings in a Jornal store window. At eighteen he shows technical skill and original style inspired by Russell, seeking funds to study abroad and gain prominence in American art.
Pine Sluffs Wyoming Sept 3 farmers haul in winter wheat with steady streams since morning. Twenty loads arrived Saturday and daily receipts continue. Grain quality is fine and will grade No 2 with yields above 25 bushels per acre. First fair trial for winter wheat in area after two dry years with scant moisture.
A visit to the Julian orchard in Beasemre Bend, fifteen miles southwest of Casper, shows fruit can be grown in Wyoming with proper care. The Julian place has five acres in full bearing orchards with nearly every fruit variety known to the western states and five acres of young trees that will begin bearing next year.
The Wyoming Highways Association will hold its mid summer meeting in Rawlins on September 11 and 12. The event aims to showcase summer progress and plan further improvements. An autotransport excursion to Saratoga for a free fish fry will follow the meeting, with more than 100 auto parties expected from across the state. FE L. Emery, President, Wyoming Highways Association.
Mrs Mort Stephenson of Lebanon Indiana says rough red spots on baby’s hands were cured after weeks of scratching and doctor visits. One and a half tubes of Saxo Salve eliminated the sores and scarring. A. E. Roedel, druggist of Cheyenne Wyoming endorses Saxo Salve with money back guarantee.
Clara A. Ligier at 411 W. 19th Street is arranging scientific facial and scalp treatments through The Sherman Company contact. Telephone 817 provided.
Encampment Wyoming September 3 5 L Willis plans to drive to Douglas with three horses Directum a 210 pace stallion Ja 2 10 Jim Baker a two year old trotter and Queen Rankin mare that holds Carbon county trotting record They aim to earn fame on the state fair speedway with the entries expected to perform well.
On Wednesday Sept 1 at 8 PM in the Masonic Temple a Masonic play titled An Eighteenth Century Lodge will be performed. Master Masons in good standing are invited to attend under tiled lodge. Examinations at 6:30 SR, no admission fee. Harry E. Crain, Chairman.
Dr N C Nelson led an expedition that uncovered a seventy two room stone building near Stanley New Mexico buried with many human skeletons pottery and relics likely shedding new light on regional prehistoric civilization. A nearby stone dome and irrigation systems were also found indicating an advanced water management.
SHERIDAN WY Sept 3 W T Barrow has returned from the headwaters of Big Goose creek in the Big Horn mountains and is more convinced that large values of gold and silver can be found in pay.
A vintage advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a safe, natural cleanser for the liver stomach and bowels. It claims to relieve headaches biliousness sour stomach constipation and indigestion through a gentle purge without griping or nausea. The copy urges readers to demand the genuine product titled Syrup of Figs and Senna from The California Fig Syrup Company.
Eighty year old prospector Mr Barrow reports sampling ore from Camp Mountain Home properties and estimates value at 2 238 and 1 158 per ton in gold with average around 17 65 a ton from 200 assays. He plans development work and a mill, expects a busy season next year and has received favorable word from a mining expert comparing the field to Cripple Creek.
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