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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
10
Mrs Alvin Bl locks of Lehigh, SH, describes weeks of LaGrippe with headaches and sleeplessness. The testimonial promotes Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a remedy, claiming it strengthens nerves and aids recovery, and notes the product is sold by all druggists.
Walkin Welch president of Berea National Bank was shot four to five times inside the Berea drug store by Grover Fish who then fled. Welch died at once. Fish surrendered later and is held under guard as authorities investigate motive and details. Community notes mention a Methodist church supper Thursday evening with various menu items.
Greeley Colorado April 20 There are not over 100 carloads of sheep left in the northern Colorado district for market and those will all be shipped out by May 1. Greeley and Auril have been cleaned out but at stations on the Colorado and Southern farmers have held back about 9000 head for the late market. All will be billed from Greeley where 1500 carloads were shipped during the last four months. Feeders did well this winter and farmers say they made about 22 a head. The winter was good for fattening with cold weather early and little wet weather. Cattle are moving freely. Clayton and Moran slipped 24 cars yesterday from Eaton and there are about 6100 head in the district to go to market. The sugar factories are feeding the bulk of them.
Reports from Australia state George Hackenschmidt the Russian Lion plans to sail for the United States within two weeks to challenge Frank Gotch for the world wrestling title. Promoters in Kansas City have offered a sizable purse, Gotch has accepted, and a return bout is likely. Hackenschmidt has chased a rematch since losing the title two years ago.
The Denver News reports Malone seeks a rematch with Cummings after a recent fight in Cheyenne where Cummings was knocked out in three rounds. Malone claims he can beat Cummings at any stage and with his current form. Friends of Cummings oppose the idea but a return bout appears likely.
Washington April 26 Representative Cullop of Indiana presented a petition for the pardon of Job Walsh a Cincinnati banker. The petition signed by about 2000 residents of Indiana second district cites railroads built by Walsh. The president ordered the petition referred to the naval affairs committee.
Local union No. 671 of Painters and Paperhangers invites tradesmen to a smoker Friday evening April 29. The gathering aims to strengthen fraternal ties and support union activities.
Warros Moutford of Cheyenne receives high honor from Bethge chowen president of the preparndent body of 260 at Denver University. Mr. and Mrs. Mulford, W. C. Mulford Sr. and family, will reunite in Cheyenne soon as they kept home for the youths during the Denver study year.
A telegram announces an auction with a plan to raise funds for the California aviation event. Donations and a $190,000 pledge aim to support organization efforts. The merger seeks local control of the meet under the national body.
An ad from Palace Pharmacy promotes Oil of Wintergreen Compound TD D Prescription as a skin cure. It claims years of success and offers a 25 cent trial bottle with $1.00 bottles available to prove the remedy, stating it penetrates the skin to kill germs and soothe irritation.
Chicago reports a Zbysco versus Roller wrestling rematch slated for April 29 after Roller regained form following a shoulder wrenched during a bout with Mah mout. Roller has won his recent matches and the event had been tentatively cancelled.
Fragments show monetary figures 250,006.00 and 9 likely connected to city finances. Racon is mentioned against a Cheyenne city context with unclear roles. Proceeding text indicates an official submission or account entry by the city.
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