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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1912
Page
14
A curative claim for piles promotes Pyramid Pile Remedy available as a 60 cent box from Pyramid Drug Co. Readers are urged to request a trial sample by sending name and address to 446 Pyramid Bldg Marshall Michigan. The ad insists it avoids surgery and bills and cites testimonials.
A fierce lightning storm struck the CY ranch barn at Governor Carey's property near Casper Wyoming. Foreman John Mahan and his crew saved most stock, but a $1,000 pedigreed stallion and a calf perished. The barn, filled with hay feed and lumber, burned quickly. fire was contained to the structure with aid from Marshal Jones and helpers, and insurance is expected to cover replacement with a larger barn.
In Amarillo Texas on September 14 Al G Boyce Jr was shot and killed by J B Snead who earlier eloped with Boyces wife to Canada last year Snead had killed Boyce Sr in Fort Worth on January 13 He surrendered after firing on the street armed with an automatic shotgun and two revolvers and was jailed after waiving a hearing.
The Canadian team won the first Palma trophy match at the 00-yard range with 98 points, edging the American team which scored 90 points. The event marks the military rifle world championship with Canada taking the lead in this opening contest.
In Sacramento on September 14, Carl Olvoh, an eccentric inventor, was arrested after he demanded the sergeant telegraph President Roosevelt that he would be killed if he visited California. He had earlier sought a telegraph warning to Roosevelt and carried no weapons.
The rector of St. Peter's in London witnessed a bridal procession where every member wore white. Australians Miss Sheppard and Mr. Sharpe led the unusual display, breaking London tradition. The piece notes how colonies imitate English customs, with Australia’s younger generation forging its own path.
A comical wartime monologue laments political fatigue and daily discomforts while declaring patriotic resolve. The speaker blends weary satire with calls to action, noting indigestion, fatigue, and a desire for rest before joining the fight.
Texas posts a record coal output for last year while Buenos Aires grows by about 50 thousand residents. U S and possessions supply a tenth of world sugar, with other notes on Glasgow expositions, Alaskan lumber, Bolivia's Chile railway, and urban electric vehicle counts.
A man with a far away gaze and long hair studies a meadow while jotting notes in a morocco bound book. When asked if he is inspired, he says he is sizing the scene up for a potential poem and describes surveying for an elevated railway branch.
A motivational piece urges leaving excuses behind and seizing opportunities. It emphasizes moving forward, self-respect at home, and valuing each improved chance as worth more than many excuses. The message links early preparation to success and personal growth.
The preacher, Willing to Waltion, says he has not attended the projected meeting and plans to dine at a brother’s house next Sunday. He hints at desire to attend if pullets are procured, and jokes about arriving late to the meeting if needed.
Mr. Guphers returns home after a talk with neighbors about Bilffton. They recall last fall he borrowed their lawn mower and did not return it. He now asks to borrow the open shovel to dig out the mower beneath the snow.
Ike Walton criticizes Old Blunderby for insisting on catching bass in a pond within an abandoned stone quarry. The schoolmaster notes the situation as an obtuse angle and emphasizes the difficulty of proving the point.
A brief remark that human nature is universal while individuals vary in weight, noting some people are heavier than others.
The program calls for public funding disclosure, the Short Ballot, initiative referendum and recall, labor protections, a federal Department of Labor, equal suffrage, reform of legal procedures, abolition of convict labor, country life and labor improvement, stronger federal powers, uniform laws, a federal industrial commission, enhanced Sherman Anti Trust enforcement, national resources conservation, freer trade with tariff reform, a non partisan tariff commission, tariff standards, opposition to Payne Aldrich, a naval program, parcels post, unified health service, civil service extension, anti investment sharks, a just pension, and international dispute settlement.
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