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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
15
A gardener warns that root aphids and related pests kill asters quickly if disturbed. Aphids attack chrysanthemums clematis and similar plants. where lice work ants may gather. To kill aphids soak soil around roots with warm soapy water or tobacco tea and then remove the pests.
Instructions advise daily attention to blister beetles with insect powder and a powder gun. Treat with fresh powder each time, spraying the plant and stomping beetles that drop to the ground. Peak activity runs July through early September. adults are long, slim, grayish black about an inch long and voracious eaters.
Sun burn treatment Witch Hazel Cold Dream is offered by Falace Pharmacy as a cooling solution. The label emphasizes soothing relief and topical care. Availability appears in the storefront notices within the period catalog.
Classified columns list rates for cash, credit, and card ads, with free three-line insertions for job seekers and sale notices. A long Real Estate section shows multiple property bargains, plus miscellaneous items and a crop gardening advice column discussing sprays, seed saving, soil, and storage tips.
A mixed notice lists lost items including a white female goat returning to Frank Steux at 413 1-2 W. 28th St and a large black cloth cape for Col. Appel with a reward. It also notes a small white and yellow spotted dog named King, reward to Paul Milateo at 1622 Capitol Avenue or 608 EF 26th St. It gives gardening guidance on spacing Werbenas 18 inches, petunias a foot, and other flowers, plus citywide losses and a dealer ad for G. B. Oliver and Sherman Co Window Shades.
Bessie Blair Fay Lamar and Kitty Dawson, white women, were found guilty in police court of cocaine use and fined twenty dollars each. The raid was led by Chief Smalley at a house on West Sixteenth Street between O'Neil and Bent.
Notice states S B Alcott’s interest in the Midway saloon at Seventeenth and Thames streets is dissolved and A B Hawkins now owns the business sole proprietor. Dated 2 3 4.
An ad claims eighteen years of experience and a full line of lamps motors dynamos and fixtures. The technician promises prompt job work and guaranteed service with callbacks to save time and money.
A Beatrice business catalog mentions a manager achieving 21500 in three years a pose by another over one year and some medicine work. The text promises answers to inquiries and notes thousands are resolved with Western Oxygenator Co. as a key name involved.
Bids will be received by the undersigned until August 5 1910 at 1 p m for furnishing material and labor to build a school house about 1? miles northeast of Cheyenne Wyoming. Material to be hauled from Cheyenne free for patrons. Plans and specifications at the office of Wai Dubdols architect. Signed Wy Storby Clerk.
A soloist clarinet player offers piano and other instrument lessons and can arrange to furnish a band or part of a band. Contact at 6223 West 16th Street.
A list of westbound Union Pacific trains with departure and arrival times, plus connections at Denver and Chicago area routes. Includes No. 17 Omaha to Portland, No. 1 Overland Limited, No. 9 Fast Mail, No. 3 California Express, No. 4 Atlantic Express, and other locals and freights with varied times. Also includes Denver Pacific and Colorado Southern service details and Burlington & Quincy accommodations.
A brief item from the Leader recaps major state and national developments. It notes political moves, economic signals, and notable events shaping public affairs, conveying a concise snapshot for readers.
Just opened, the clean new Chop Boy and Short Orders spot, Leo Tim proprietor, invites patrons to try the menu at 1607 Street. Open nights, promising to please with quick service and hearty fare.
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