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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1912
Page
13
A Cheyenne city column item notes Makers on Carey Ave offers repair and adjustment services with high quality work at moderate prices. Other items mention the Bull Moose head seized from a hunter, travel rate to Weld County Fair, and local notices about shipping, funerals, and a Marine Band visit.
Advice emphasizes self-knowledge of the womanly system and wellbeing. It recommends reading The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser by R. V. Pierce and learning proper care to prevent mood, headaches, and hot flashes. End fragmentary notes mention authors and scattered phrases.
Clara A. Ligler operates Artistic Hairdressing at 411 W. 19th offering shampooing and maintenance services with contact via phone 817.
The Big Dill train with three tourist sleepers a day coach and a commissary car will depart Cheyenne at 10 tonight for Stock Syringa. The Cheyenne delegation will join at Loramie and the train is scheduled to reach Rock Springs after 8 o'clock Wednesday. Sheridan may host the next convention.
Maryville report states the Rev J Ford former presiding elder of the Eastern Kanang district of the Methodist Church died last night shortly after delivering a sermon. He was 65 years old.
The Industrial Club of Cheyenne announces delegates to attend the American Road Congress in Atlantic City from September 30 to October 5, 1912. Delegates include H. Hynde, Emery, and F. Dildine of Cheyenne, with support from club secretary S. Pearlstine and President L. W. Page.
Five damage suits against the city of Cheyenne by ranchmen along Crow Creek were consolidated into one action and argued before Judge L J Crk in Laramie district court. The ranchmen allege loss of land productivity from Crow Creek water being diverted to city reservoirs. Damages exceed 200000 dollars. Judge H V S Groshock of Laramie represents the ranchmen with Thompeon, city attorney, aided by Hugo Ponselman and Sam M Thompeon.
Effective at once and until further notice Colorado and Southern train 27 from Fort Collins and Wellington will arrive at Cheyenne at 7 00 p m instead of 6 30 p m T BE Fisher General Passenger Agent Colorado and Southern Railway Company Denver Colorado
Governor Joseph M. Carey appoints delegates to represent Wyoming at the National Irrigation Congress in Salt Lake City from Sept 30 to Oct 8. The list includes Thomas A. O Cosseriff Ralph Goodrich A D Vorshall Sidney E B Kartlett JA Whiting Robert Ferry Jr of Cheyenne HE M Fuller LW Hipwell and Frank S Borlen of Rock Springs plus many others from Chugwater Rawlins Saratoga Basin Lander and Douglas.
A Ple Soyper will be grown at the Muirview School House Thursday night September 26 at 8 00. The School House sits two miles north and a half mile east of Silver Crown and one and a half miles south of Manassa.
A pending notice lists the IMVORPANT 27 train from Fort Collins and Wellington now arriving in Cheyenne at 7 00 p m instead of 0 30 p m The notice cites T E Pishpr Colorado and Southern Halfway Company Denver as associated entities and includes garbled references to wallpaper and Sherman Company.
The Democratic party nominates William Duneton for a four year term as County Commissioner in Larane County. Duneton, a well known local farmer and stockman, has long served as Assessor for the Third District and is praised for business ability and long county residence.
An advertisement touts Mme Heck as a powerful medium who can boost personal magnetism, success, wealth, and influence. It promises lucid readings, guaranteed results or no charge, and private sessions at Mme Heck's parlors with hours and multilingual services.
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