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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1912
Page
5
The notice lists Miller's as the place for correct water repairing and adjusting at 1709 Carey Ave with high grade work and moderate prices. It also mentions rental listings at 2116 Eddy St and other local business notices, plus a brief city update on tax levies and roadwork near Fort Russell.
George Johnson of Cheyenne employed on the J. L. Jordan ranch was thrown to the ground while attempting to ride an unbroken horse on Wednesday. His right shoulder was broken and he sustained other bruises. He returned home to recover in the city after several months of work at the Jordan ranch.
The text outlines a study of pivotal votes on measures to rescore and safeguard public rights against potential power shifts. It mentions Warren and a focus on protective actions, referencing political processes and governance.
Mayor Bresnahen plans a $50 reward for the arrest and conviction of those sending false fire alarms to the headquarters. Chief Edward Taylor notes the move could prompt a witness from within to cooperate. Two firefighters were seriously hurt responding to a recent false alarm near the Pariah House.
An advertisement notes the value of Chamberlains Ointment for lame back and muscle soreness and rheumatic pains and states it is for sale.
Clara A. Ligier at 411 W. 19th St offers scientific facial and scalp treatments for seventeen dollars plus telephone arrangements.
Army announces transfers of infantry officers including Captains Darrah Hawkins Reeves Lincoln and King and Lieutenants Mears Wainwright with several move dates. Several officers sail from San Francisco to Honolulu with Nov 6 and Dec 1 deadlines noted. The column also mentions Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a sold product.
An advertisement touts Mme. Heck as a medium who can grant personal magnetism, success, and luck. She claims to resolve business, love, and legal issues, guarantees results or no charge, and offers private consultations at 322 East Nineteenth Street with hours daily.
John H W Gordon leads a government experiment station and reports dry farming yields higher quality spuds. Irrigated potatoes fail with small, diseased tubers while dry farmed crops produce ten to twelve finger-sized tubers per hill. Greenley district farmers prefer dry farming except in drought.
In Boston on September 27, President Taft and Governor Wilson met in the Copley Square hotel. They exchanged greetings and discussed the campaign with light humor, noting limited support from Roosevelt and Bryan as they parted amicably.
Ulster unionists plan a major Ulster Hall gathering to announce stance on the home rule bill and sign a covenant against government changes. Ballymoney scenes show Irish lords declaring readiness to assemble with or without royal approval if Ireland shifts to papal control.
The Sherman Co announces a new bond of window glues and liquid veneer products. Vendors describe enhanced adhesion and finishing options for construction projects.
Athletes staged a fast carnival at Parish House with a lively basketball game won 47 to 36 by the first team. Boxing bouts Cranshaw vs Maxwell and Schoels vs Burns drew cheers. Wrestling featured Frank Parking defeating Al Leslie in two straight falls, first at 10:15 and second at 20:15. A post-event business meeting followed.
A Cheyenne pollster returning from the state fair at Douglas reports Roosevelt as the favorite in a presidential poll. Roosevelt 80, Taft 8, Wilson 18, Debs 3, Chaffin 3, not quot ing 6.
Cheyenne High School loses Elmer Smith to study issues and will not play at Eaton. Coach Jones must substitute. About thirty girls travel to Eaton to cheer the team on to victory.
Oscar Sealer, Cheyenne businessman, came home Wednesday after a several month tour of Europe. He visited Sweden and Stockholm during the Olympic Famestar events and supported the American team. The piece mentions Warren and Clarence D Clark in the Senate, noting their influence despite Wyoming’s small population.
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