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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1912
Page
15
Insertion rules for ads including one cent per word with a 15 cent minimum. Three-line want ads three times for 25 cents. Monthly contracts at 50 cents per line. Obituary and card notices charged at 5 cents per line per insertion. Multiple insertions discounted. Various for sale and wanted ads list conditions and contact addresses.
Multiple regional property notices describe 160 acre farms with good improvements along county road east of Cheyenne, a 5000 acre dairy stock ranch near a railroad, 2000 deeded plus 3000 leased acres stock ranch options, room and 8 room houses for sale or rent with varied terms, and a 30 room boarding house listing plus a range with water access. See McKinstry Ground Floor, Deming Way, for details.
Classified note cluster lists multiple rental rooms and houses with addresses in Albany style, plus a prospectus from Motor Barber College inviting men to learn barber trade. It also cites Fort Fraser Development Club with regional opportunity details in Vancouver and a free tuberculosis booklet offer from Chas Aycock in Los Angeles.
Irregular and lighter trading characterized today’s stock market amid monetary uncertainty. Canadian Pacific led rail movements with over two point gains as Amalgamated Copper and other blue chips posted mixed results.
The note lists pork at $10.52 plus fand at $10.27 and riba at $9.75. No further context or dates provided.
Paris reports a novel health fad introduced by Dr. Leon Meunier. The crab promenade involves lying flat after meals and walking on all fours. Initially the spine is kept horizontal, with oral activity beginning on the second day.
Cripple Creek Colorado reports George Miner known as the mine Weasel died after a scuffle with Police Chief Kingston Tuesday night. Miner, armed and intoxicated, refused to surrender his gun and it discharged during disarming attempts, the bullet entering his groin.
Local cafe Tivoli Rathskeller at 16th Street and Carey Avenue offers Genuine Mexican Chili and Dutch lunches. The modest menu highlights traditional flavors and midday dining options for residents and visitors.
The Baltimore American highlights Warren as Aldrich’s faithful ally in the Senate, noting his consistent alignment with special interests over public welfare in congressional contests. The piece underscores Warren’s long career and his opposition to reform efforts, citing La Follette as a contrasting figure.
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