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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
8
In the realm of women with the Women’s Cuuis the Help One Another Club announces no meeting today and postpones to next Thursday when Mrs J F Schmitt will host. The Thursday Bridge event is moved to Saturday afternoon with Mrs Harold Bump due to circus attendance.
Dutcher assisted by Mrs. Larsen and Mrs. Fullett served refreshments. Several musical numbers were contributed. Attendees 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.
The Jewish Ladies' Circle gathered yesterday with Mrs. Rose Veta at 19th and Bent streets for a productive meeting and social luncheon. Mrs. Veta was assisted by Miss Lillian Reboff of California as twenty ladies attended. The Methodist Aid Society will meet this afternoon in the church parlors.
The South Cheyenne Ladies' Aid Society will meet this afternoon with Mrs Kates at her home on East 10th street.
W C T U Mre Gilliam at 22 Central Ave will entertain the Booth Cheyenne W C T U Friday afternoon at the meeting location.
Section B of the Wine One Cloud invites all members to the church parlors Friday at 7 30 for an evening gathering.
The monthly business meeting and supper of the Baptist Sunday School teachers and officers was held in the church parlors Tuesday evening with many members and guests attending. Miss Minnie Lebhart Marjorie Johnston and Mr Howard Hines led the supper which was abundant and tasty.
In the church she headed the Sunday School and the Missionary Society, with Mrs Stockwell serving as president of both groups, guiding local religious activities and community outreach.
Officers and teachers held their monthly meeting and banquet in the church parlor. George S. Banta was elected superintendent of the Sunday School, replacing J. T. Velin. Plans were made for a Teachers' Training School led by Pastor Rev F. L. Moore with Rev and Mrs. D. B. Gray contributing to the meeting.
An ad advises applying Chamberlain's Liniment twice daily and massaging the back for quick relief. Sold by all dealers.
Gertrude M. Jordan of West Somerville a saleswoman was fatally shot by John H. Trainor of Charlestown after a quarrel over their engagement. Trainor entered the store, grabbed her by the arm, and fired three shots into her breast before stating he had aimed at her breast.
Former Moroccan sultan Mulai Hafid, living on a $60,000 annual French stipend, spent about $1,760 weekly on fountain pens and $2,000 on papiers made animals. He visited the zoological gardens and bought four Great Danes for $800 and two cows for $250, then gifted gold to dancing girls and tried to buy two maids in a French Guiana village.
Pittsburg reports O. Takayama of Tokio arriving on business travel stating that the American man and the Japanese woman would make the ideal marriage.
A critical examination of a new party platform discusses tariff and trusts, contrasting sympathy for social betterment with a business driven wage plan. It considers Roosevelt's stance on protection, a proposed minimum wage, and fears of government backed monopolies under labor regulation.
The passage argues against legalizing a monopoly and for a federal commission to regulate competition. It calls for restoring freedom by regulating competition and prosecuting monopolistic practices, contrasting with proposals to favor centralized control. It also promotes outdoor activity and Chamberlain's Tablets for health.
W H Leavitt, previously divorced from Ruth Bryan daughter of William Jennings Bryan, married Gertrude H Leeper in Fort Recovery Ohio on Tuesday. Leavitt a Fort Recovery resident exhibited his painting The Lost Supper at the event. Gertrude Leeper is the daughter of Rev Edward Leeper and a Oberlin College graduate who taught music at the College of Houston Texas.
Governor Wilson spoke in New York City as the Democratic presidential nominee at a dollar dinner of the Woodrow Wilson Workingmen's League. He then met editors from foreign language newspapers at the National Arts Club to discuss immigration.
American bluejackets from the Glacier recaptured a steamer seized by Nicaraguan revolutionists near Corinto to transport insurgent troops. Admiral Southerland's cable reports the action but gives no detail on any resistance.
In Wilbraham Massachusetts on September 4 a milkman arrives with a wagon body printed with biblical phrases inviting residents of nearby hill towns to partake in the “Milk of the Word” outreach program.
Newport report highlights six well known residents dubbed the three constant couples. The item notes a Sun-Proof Paints Sherman Co. reference and places the focus on social status within the Newport colony.
A U S flag yacht with forty Americans aboard was fired upon by a Turkish fort near Constantinople last month. Passengers Miss Gertrude L. Carey and niece Miss Gertrude Barnes said no official report was filed. The fort fired across the bows, but the yacht continued after Turkish officer and pilot boarded.
Colonel Jeremiah McFarland aged 77 commander of the N B Page post G A R Cashmere Washington and staffer of Commander in Chief Trimble arrived at Los Angeles with his wife after a solo road trip of over 2000 miles. They traveled along the coast by rough roads for twenty five days without incident to attend the grand encampment opening next week.
Arthur Stal din of Oberly Ohio set a new world record for a 26 mile motorcycle run in 20 minutes and 3 seconds at St Louis on Sept 4. The previous mark stood at 22 minutes.
An old time ad touts TIZ for foot relief used by policemen worldwide. It claims TIZ cleanses pores, cures soreness, and eliminates limp with a 26 cent box available at drug stores. Free trial offer is sent by Walter Luther Dodge & Co. in Chicago.
Madame Heck, a gifted clairvoyant at 322 East Nineteenth Street, Cheyenne, advertises startling readings and guaranteed results. She claims to locate lost papers, reunite estranged couples, renew engagements, advise on business and love, and interpret dreams with private parlors and bilingual service.
In Lansing Iowa on September 4 Mia Frank Lankford and her three children drowned when their boat capsized after a collision with a gasoline launch steered by a younger son. The State Ledger advertises Want Ad medium of Wyoming, Tepen?
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