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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1910
Page
14
A reader testimonial praises Peruna as the best medicine for women describing relief from nervousness despondency and fatigue. Included are endorsements from Mrs K O Aveary and Mrs Caroline Sundheimer claiming renewed strength and life improvement through daily use for themselves and their families.
A soprano named Tyrie from the Royal orchestra will perform at an event in New York. Details mention a venue on Taystol Avenue and a charity or reception hosted by Viermacy Soda A. The text is garbled but indicates a musical appearance and associated sponsors.
Cheyenne Superintendent Stockwell submitted his fifth annual report detailing an enrollment of 1601 with an average of forty pupils per teacher. He praises teacher efficiency and student outcomes while outlining needs for kindergarten, manual training, domestic science, and physical education, plus plans for new school facilities and a possible YMCA building.
In 1902 L Turley Curd of Wilmore Kentucky says family doctors gave up on him as his body swelled and water surrounded his heart. He credits Dr Miles Heart Remedy with a complete cure enabling him to farm again and notes the product’s refund policy if the first bottle fails.
The piece argues against financing a city movement for evening study, physical training, and religious instruction. It suggests using a school building for evenings open to non students, offering study in common branches and commercial courses with a small fee to cover costs, avoiding district expenses.
Cheyenne grocers and their staff known as the Cheyenne Prune Pushers enjoyed a banquet and smoker at the Industrial club on Thursday. Toastmaster A. D. Kelley led speakers including B. S. Johnston George Truckey Samuel Corgan Dennis OConnell Cy N. Potter Sam Obenstein Hol J. Kelley Boyd Fye La Pash Frank Vreeland and Kline. A two pound paper bag served as the toast card with the printed program.
The Wyoming town of Sheridan reports a two year old girl Catherine Parker, daughter of a ranchman 28 miles from town, is in serious condition after stepping on a rattlesnake and receiving venom. Dr J E Bradfield achieved a round trip record driving from town to the ranch to report the bite. The child was at play when the strike occurred.
James Bros offers fishing tackle and wood tinting services at Shorman Company. The notice highlights products and a neighborhood shop presence. Additional details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
The fragment hints at a show or performance involving a group called mighty men and a stage setting with international or foreign elements. Details are sparse and names are unclear, but the note suggests a theatrical or musical presentation with collaborators from abroad.
Notice announces a tax sale by the City of Cheyenne for delinquent 1909 taxes on real estate in Cheyenne. The sale is to be held May 1, 1910, at the Cheyenne courthouse, with adjournments daily until all properties are sold, per city ordinances and Wyoming law.
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