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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1912

Page

16

Help One Another Club Postpones Meeting to Next Thursday

The Help One Another Club announces no meeting today due to a circus event. The next gathering will be Thursday with Mrs J F Schmitt hosting, while the Thursday Bridge group will meet Saturday afternoon with Mrs Harold Bump. The W W C of the R M A held a large, pleasant meeting hosted by Mrs Roscoe Dutcher with guests including Mrs Helen Hutton.

J. F. Schmitt Harold Bump W. W.C Roscoe Dutcher Helen Hutton Dutcher Louise Mcohone Kanena City Japan A. W. Albee Irs R. A. Morton City Park Upton St. Joseph Mail Clerk's Ladies’ Club Mre

Community tea event features refreshments and music

Dutcher assisted by Mrs. Larsen and Mrs. Fullett served refreshments. Several musical numbers were contributed. Those present included Mr. Hutton, Mrs. McKone, Mrs. Rugg, Mrs. Upton, visitors, and members Mesdames Rump, Atherly, Hullett, Fred Miller, A. J. Miller, McCain, Leighton, Gylling, Finch, Bruce, Morton, Tyson, Albie, Hinrich, O'Brien, Larsen and Dutcher.

Dutcher Larsen Fullett Mr. Hutton McKone Rugg Upton Mesdames Rump Atherly Hullett Fred Miller A. J. Miller McCain Leighton Gylling Finch Bruce Morton Tyson Albie Hinrich O'Brien

Jewish Ladies' Circle Reports Profitable Meeting

The Jewish Ladies' Circle met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Rose Veta home at 19th and Bent streets. Twenty ladies attended the gathering which included a social lunch served after business. Mrs. Veta was assisted by Miss Lillian Reboff of California. The Methodist Aid Society will meet this afternoon in the church parlors.

Rose Veta Bent Streets

South Cheyenne Ladies Aid Meeting At Mrs Kates Home

The South Cheyenne Ladies' Aid Society will meet this afternoon with Mrs Kates at her home on East 10th Street.

South Cheyenne Ladies’ Aid Society Mrs. Kates East 10Th Street

Booth Cheyenne visit by W C T U group

W C T U members Gilliam and Mre of 22 Central Ave will entertain the Booth Cheyenne branch Friday afternoon.

W.C. T.U. Mre Gilliam Central <Ave Cheyenne

Club invites members to Friday parlor gathering

Section B of the Wine One Cloud invites all club members to the Methodist church parlors for Friday evening at 7 30 o'clock for an informal social.

Methodist Church

Baptist Sunday School Meeting and Supper Report

The Monthly business meeting and supper of the Baptist Sunday School teachers and officers was held in the church parlors Tuesday evening with most members and some visitors attending. Miss Minnie Lebhart Marjorie Johnston and Mr Howard Hines led the supper. Reports praised the school’s growth and Superintendent Stockwell lauded teachers for faithfulness in interest and attendance. Plans for winter were discussed and Mrs Stockwellan introduced changes in the primary department and kindergarten teaching methods.

The Baptist Sunday School Minnie Lebhart Marjorie Johnston Howard Hines Stockwell Echolara Rockwell Stockwelhan Dara

Unclear Fragments Reflect Church Roles and Leadership

Fragment mentions Mrs Stockwell as president of the Sunday School and Missionary Society within a church. No dates places or events are provided to establish a complete news item.

Sunday School The Missionary Society

Congregational Sunday School Elects New Superintendent

Officers and teachers held the regular monthly meeting and banquet in the church parlor. George S. Banta was elected superintendent replacing J. T. Velin. A Teachers Training School was proposed with Pastor Rev F L Moore leading, and Rev and Mrs D B Gray attended.

Congregational Sunday School George S. Banta J. T. Velin F. L. Moore D. B. Gray

Jame Back Ailment Relief Ad Chamberlain Liniment

A brief advertisement advises sufferers of a sore back to apply Chamberlain's Liniment twice daily and massage thoroughly for quick relief. Sold by all dealers.

Lovers quarrel ends in fatal shooting in Boston

Gertrude M. Jordan of West Somerville a saleswoman was fatally wounded by John H. Trainor of Charlton after a Sunday quarrel. Trainor and Miss Jordan were engaged. he entered the store and fired three shots into her breast, later saying he had thought it all out and fired at her breast.

Boston Gertrude M. Jordan West Somerville John H. Trainor Charleston Trainor Miss Jordan

Mulai Hafid Buys Pens Pets and Dances with Natives

Former Sultan Mulai Hafid of Morocco spends his $60 000 yearly French allowance in Paris. He buys fountain pens and 2000 dollars of papiers made animals, visits the zoological gardens, buys four Great Danes and two cows, then goes to the village of French Guiana natives where he distributes gold to a crowd of dancing girls and attempts to buy two maids.

Paris Mulai Hafid Morocco Zoological Gardens French Guiana

Japanese Wives for American Men

Pittsburg Sept. 4. O Takayama of Tokyo arrived on a business journey and said the American man and the Japanese woman would make the ideal marriage.

Pittsburg O. Takayama Tokio

Woodrow Wilson Fends Off Critics in Labor Debate

A political essay outlines Wilson era arguments about the new party platform. It contrasts sympathy for social reforms with a tariff focused program promising a potential living wage, government regulation, and the risk of increased control over workers and firms.

Consolidated Industries

Restore Freedom Through Competition Regulation

A speaker warns against legalized monopoly and urges a federal commission to regulate competition instead. The message emphasizes restoring freedom by controlling consolidation and opposing oppressive platforms. The text also advertises Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion and health.

Congress Gary Perking Federal Commission

Divorced Bryan's Daughter Weds In Ohio Secret Marriage

W H Leavitt formerly married to Ruth Bryan, daughter of William Jennings Bryan, wed Gertrude H Leeper in Fort Recovery Ohio. The bride, Oberlin graduate and music instructor in Houston, Texas, met him while he exhibited his painting The Lost Supper.

Columbus, O W. H. Leavitt Ruth Bryan William Jennings Bryan Fort Recovery Misa Gertrude H. Leeper Edward Leeper Oberlin College College of Houston Texas Leavitt Newport Miss Leeper

Wilson speaks in New York as Democratic presidential nominee

Governor Wilson delivers first political address in New York City at a dollar dinner of the Woodrow Wilson Workingmen's League. He later meets about forty editors of foreign language newspapers at the National Arts Club to discuss immigration policy.

New York Wilson New York City Wood~row Wilson Workingmen's League National Arts Club

U S Bluejackets Recapture Nicaraguan Steamer

American bluejackets from the supply ship Glacier recaptured a steamer seized by Nicaraguan revolutionists near Corinto to transport insurgent troops. Admiral Southerland's cable says the recapture occurred but does not specify if there was a fight.

Washington, D. C Glacier Corinto Southerland

Milk of the Word on a Milkman Wagon in Massachusetts

In Wilbraham Massachusetts on September 4 residents of hill towns watch a new milkman drive up with biblical inscriptions on the wagon body inviting customers to share in the Milk of the Word.

Wilbraham Mass Massachusetts

Newport's Three Constant Couples Draw Newport Colony

Among the Newport colony, six well known residents have become known as the three constant couples, drawing interest from the community. The item cites Sun-Proof Paints and The Sherman Co as connected names in the era.

Newport The Sherman Co

Turkish Fort Fires On American Yacht Near Constantinople

A yacht flying the United States flag carrying forty Americans was fired upon by a Turkish fort near Constantinople last month. Miss Gertrude Carey and her niece on board reported the incident after disembarking at Antwerp. The fort fired twice, the yacht displayed the American flag, a Turkish officer and pilot were placed aboard, and the ship was allowed to continue.

Boston United States Dardanellea Antwerp Gertrude L. Carey Misa Gertrude Barnes Duluth Athens Constantinople

Veteran 77 Drives Auto 2000 Miles to Attend G A R Meet

Colonel Jeremiah Mefarland age 77 and his wife age 70 arrived in Los Angeles after a 25 day auto journey along the coast of more than 2000 miles. The Cashmere Washington couple traveled solo with the veteran at the wheel to attend the Grand Encampment of the G A R opening next week.

Los Angeles Jeremiah Mefarland N. B. Page Post Cashmere Wash Trimble McFarlands

Motorcycle Record Shattered In 26 Mile Run

Arthur Stal din of Oberly Ohio set a new world motorcycle record at St Louis on September 4 clocking 20 minutes and 3 seconds to cover 26 miles, beating the previous mark of 22 minutes.

ST. Louis Arthur Staldin Oberly Ohio

Instant Relief for Sore Feet Advertisement Claim

An ad touts TIZ as a foot remedy for policemen and workers, claiming it cleanses pores and relieves soreness. It offers a free trial package from Walter Luther Dodge & Co at 1223 S Wabash Ave Chicago and sells at 26 cents per box.

Walter Luther Dodge & Co Wabash Ave Chicago

The Prophet and Adviser Madame Heck Opens Psychic Parlors

Mme Heck a Cheyenne clairvoyant and medium operates at 322 East Nineteenth Street offering private readings and guidance on love marriage business lawsuits and dreams. She claims to locate lost papers reunite estranged couples interpret dreams and locate buried treasures with hours from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday 10 to 6.

Cheyenne Mme. Heck Heck Mme Mme. Hock East Nineteenth Street

Drowning tragedy near Lansing claims mother and three children

In Lansing Iowa on September 4 Mia Frank Lankford and her three children drowned when their boat was struck by a gasoline launch operated by a younger son. The state ledger is the Want Ad medium of Wyoming, Tepe.

Lansing Iowa Mia Frank Lankford

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Wn. Myers Dry Goods Co MRB L. R. Tyhon LENOX Via Capitol Commercial Company I Wagner Mer Tol Ave Jewish Circle Methodist Aid Methodist Aid Society South Side Ladies Aid Mulait Hafid Sands Zzel Carey Ave Woodrow Wilson Mr. Roosevelt Roosevelt Bryan Gov. Wilson U. S. Bluejackets Olgah. Berger Capitol Ave Curios Cheyenne Greamery Concord Kelley Mercantile CO 10Th and Tiz Mme. CC. Heck EE. 19Th Street Drownet
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