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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1912
Page
2
Mme Heck, a renowned clairvoyant of Cheyenne, located lost papers for a prominent businessman and aided couples in reconciliation. Reports say her readings bring distressed individuals light, harmony, and restored homes, with gratitude expressed for renewed marriages and peaceful unions.
Albany September 3 James Best aged 51 years has not shaved for over fifty years. He made a vow to never shave again and has kept it. The man works as a janitor at the courthouse.
In Sheridan the Culled Mine Workers of America district of Wyoming and the Northern Wyoming Coal Operators association ended three weeks of talks with a two year contract. Wages rise across classes and operators concede in mine conditions with a standard per ton increase. A joint sub committee met daily at the Labor temple to finalize terms and both sides endorsed the agreement as satisfactory.
Johnson county's nineteen year old cowboy artist J W Winingar Jr. son of rancher J W Winingar. displays two western paintings in a Jornal store window. His work shows strong color sense and detail. aims to study art abroad and gain recognition for himself and his county.
Farmers report a steady flow of winter wheat deliveries to Frontier Milling & Elevator in Pine Sluffs since Sept 3. Twenty loads came in Saturday. yields exceed 25 bushels per acre and grain quality should grade No 2. Last springs lacked moisture, but prior years were also dry with decent yields.
A visit to the Julian orchard in Beasemre Bend fifteen miles southwest of Casper shows fruit can be grown in Wyoming with proper care. Julian has five acres in full bearing orchards with nearly every 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 build on summer work and attract over 100 auto parties from across the state. An after meeting auto run to Saratoga will feature a free fish fry, a first of its kind in the area. FE L Emery serves as president.
Mrs. Mort Stephenson of Lebanon Indiana reports severe eczema on her baby's hands that resisted weeks of doctor treatment until Saxo Salve cured the condition after one and a half tubes. A. E. Roedel, Cheyenne Wyoming druggist, endorses the product and offers money back if it fails.
Clara A Ligier at 411 W 19th St offers scientific facial and scalp treatments. Phone number 817 provided for making arrangements with The Sherman Company and Dutch Kalsemine.
Encampment Wyoming September 3. L Willis will leave for Douglas to race at the state fair with Directum the pacing stallion Ja 2 10 5 Jim Baker the two year old trotter and Queen Rankin the Carbon county trotting record holder Rankin owns Queen Rankin and J C Rankin will accompany the string by land to Douglas and the team is expected to bring fame at the speedway.
On Wednesday September 1 at 8 o clock a Masonic play titled An Eighteenth Century Lodge will be staged at the Masonic Temple. Master Masons in good standing are invited. Examinations at 6:30. Admission free. Committee chaired by Harry E. Crain. The State Leader is the Wanter medium of Wyoring. Try it.
An expedition led by Dr. N C Nelson of the American Museum of Natural History unearthed a 72 room stone building near Stanley New Mexico. Inside were many skeletons pottery and relics that could reveal prehistoric civilization. Nearby a stone dome and irrigation features were found indicating an organized water system.
SHERIDAN Wyoming September 3 W T Barrow has returned from the headwaters of Big Goose creek ten miles distant in the Big Horn mountains and is more than ever convinced that big values of both gold and silver can be found in pay.
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a safe, natural cleanser for the liver stomach and bowels. It claims to move undigested food and bile by morning without griping and warns against harsh purgatives like calomel. The copy urges asking for the California Fig Syrup Company product titled Syrup of Figs and Senna.
Eighty year old Barrow reports sampling ore from Camp Mountain Home properties with assays as high as 2228 to 1185 per ton in gold. He plans development work with two miners and predicts a busy season next year including a mill on his properties.
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