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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1912
Page
3
Shoppers are urged to visit the local store for a sale event featuring discounted items across departments. Store officials promote savings on apparel, home goods, and electronics with limited time offers and doorbuster deals.
Wool dress goods offered at 65 cents to 1.00 per yard for a three hour sale. Odd pieces and short lengths of all wool dress goods as well as plain colors and fancy mixtures on one table at cotton goods prices. Ideal for school dresses and women's wear savings exceed half.
A local shop advertises a large sale of corsets in multiple sizes of dependable quality, guaranteed by the dealer, to be held after Saturday evening supper.
In the basement store a seasonable stock of flannelette sleeping garments in blue and pink stripes offered in all sizes from 2 years up. Sale after supper Saturday with prices from 5 to 85 cents. Caps also available at GRO gates acetal oreo OBC.
Storewide sale cuts prices on heavy winter underwear for men and boys. Risk of discounts advertised as half off on all items in the heavy underwear category.
The revival of Beverly of Graustark starring Dorothy Howard and Robert Russell plays to a full house in Cheyenne. The upcoming performances celebrate Royalty and Romance with Miss Howard as Beverly and Mr Russell as Baldos and Prince Danton amid society events and teas.
The Regimental Card club gathered at the Infantry Club with ecards music and dancing and a large crowd. Mrs Moller of the Presidio and Miss Keenan of New York will host a reception for Lieut and Mrs Sloan tonight. Col and Mrs Dyer depart Sunday for Los Angeles. Mrs Faulkner returns from the east next week. Lieut and Mrs Kilbourne Jr left for Fort Riley after an informal farewell. Captain and Mrs Wonis depart for the Philippines Monday. Ladies night at the Artillery Club featured cards music and supper. St Mark's bake sale scheduled for Saturday September 28 at the Parish House with wine and assorted baked goods.
Messrs Tom and Will Methernay return Monday from a vacation visiting Omaha Davenport St. Louis Kansas City Denver and more. Mrs George Wint to return to Laramie from Philadelphia while Mrs Henry Dillman sails to Omaha. others stay in Cheyenne or travel to Philadelphia and California on family visits.
Cheyenne notes St Mark's Parish House invites the public to a tin exhibit of fine baking for sale. The event is on Saturday evening, September 28, with admission to browse and buy baked goods and bring friends.
Attorney General Wickersham issued an opinion upholding the postmaster general's view that semi annual sworn statements must cover all copies distributed to paid subscribers, whether individual or bulk. The ruling treats subscriptions as a criminal statute to be strictly construed and requires clear evidence of voluntary agreement to subscribe.
Bryan spoke on national issues and praised Roosevelt and Taft during his Ogden appearance set for September 27. He departs for Lincoln tomorrow to return home after the event.
An old advertisement extols Cascarets as a cure for headaches and sluggish digestion. It claims torpid liver and foul breath come from constipation, urging use of Cascarets to cleanse the stomach, remove sour undigested food, and purge poisons from the bowels by morning.
In Columbia Missouri the University plans a YWCA bureau to aid girls working through college. Bachelor professors and male students will donate torn clothing and socks for repair at a low rate, benefiting the students and the college community.
Paris Sept 27 The first review of a complete aeroplane armada was held at Villacoublay near Paris. Seventy two French army flying machines with pilots and observers and a motor-truck supply park passed before War Minister Alexandre Millerand.
In Louisville on September 27 police stormed a barricaded residence where Edward Jackson resisted arrest on a minor charge. He fired on officers and pedestrians for hours, injuring a police officer before surrendering as dawn broke. Two additional Black men in the house were wounded.
In Juarez on September 27 rebels raided contractor William Orr’s camp for the Mexican Northwestern railway. They seized about $14,000 in payroll, $12,000 worth of equipment, and roughly 10,000 in commissary supplies from the American.
Mayor Gaynor voices skepticism toward bills aimed at banning hatpins worn by women. In a letter to a proponent of the ordinance he jokes that no one has been hurt by a hatpin and questions the danger and propriety of enforcing such punishment.
Pittsburg September 27 Al Kaufman and Luther McCarthy issued for an optional night in San Francisco October 12.
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