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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1910
Page
6
Readers recount strong relief and renewed strength after taking Peruna. A Philadelphia woman says the remedy restored vitality for work and motherhood, while a Louisiana resident reports being able to work again and feeling stronger than years.
A garbled notice mentions Tyrie a soprano from the Royalty Berlin scene set to perform at a New York location with a casual address reference. The fragment includes stray brand names and a broken street cue.
Cheyenne superintendent Stockwell presented his fifth annual report detailing 1601 enrolled students, an average of forty per teacher, and 211 high school pupils. He commends teachers, notes discipline is generally good, and discusses needs for kindergarten, manual training, domestic science, physical education, and potential new school buildings and a YMHA facility.
L Turley Curd of Wilmore Kentucky says his heart and limbs were swollen and he faced death when family doctors gave up. After taking Dr Miles Heart Remedy in 1902 he recovered enough to work on his farm. The ad claims heart nerves and muscles improve and offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.
A plan outlines using a school building for evening study and physical training for non students. It suggests religious instruction remain separate, with churches handling it, while a gymnasium could support boys and girls who work in day jobs. A fee would cover operating costs, avoiding district expenses.
Cheyenne grocers and their employees calling themselves the Cheyenne Prune Pushers held a banquet and smoker at the Industrial club on Thursday. Toastmaster A. D. Kelley presided and speakers included 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 unique two pound paper bag served as the toast card with the program printed on it.
A year old Catherine Parker daughter of a ranchman 28 miles from Sheridan is seriously ill in Sheridan after stepping on a rattler and being bitten. Dr J E Bradfield rushed to town to relay the news and break the round record between residence and town.
James Bros offers fishing tackle and wood tinting services at Shorman Co. The listing notes Wood tinting alongside fishing gear, suggesting a small hardware and tackle shop presence in a local market.
A garbled OCR fragment notes people and scenes on stage but lacks coherent details. It mentions phrases like mighty men and foreign involvement, yet the text remains unreadable for solid reporting. No clear names, places, or dates are established.
Delinquent real estate taxes for 1909 in Cheyenne, Laramie County, Wyoming will be auctioned May 1, 1910 at Cheyenne Courthouse. Sale runs between 1 and 6 PM with adjournments daily until all properties and lands are sold. All taxed properties are within Cheyenne city limits.
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