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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
7
A notes on pests attack asters chrysanthems clematis and similar plants with root lice and ants present. To control the lice, loosen soil, soak roots with warm soapy water or tobacco tea, then remove pests by hand.
The article details repeated insecticide applications with a powder and powder gun to kill blister beetles touching the plant. It notes jarring the plant makes beetles drop, then stamping or beating them to death. Peak season is July to early September. beetles are grayish black and about an inch long.
Witch Hazel Cold Dream is offered at Falace Pharmacy as a remedy for sun burn. The product name suggests a soothing cooling treatment promoted by the local drugstore.
Classified section outlines rates for cash credit and card ads, free three-line insertions for job listings, and several real estate offers. Notices include WANTED help for newspaper delivery, experienced salesmen, piano sale, and equipment listings. agricultural tips on pests, seeds, and gardening practices follow.
A garbled notice reports a lost white female goat returning to Frank Steux at 413 1-2 W. 28th St and a stray or stolen small female dog described as white and yellow spotted named King with a reward for its return to Paul Milateo at 1622 Capitol Avenue or 608 EF 26th St. It also contains yard planting guidance from G. B. Oliver on flower spacing and a brush of ads for window shades by Sherman Co.
Bessie Blair Fay Lamar and Kitty Dawson were found guilty in police court of cocaine use and fined twenty dollars each. The raid led by Chief Smalley targeted a house on West Sixteenth Street between O'Neil and Bent streets. The article also advertises Benzoin Almond Lotion from Falace Pharmacy for sunburn prevention.
Notice states S. B. Alcott’s interest in the Midway saloon at Seventeenth and Thames streets has been pared and A. B. Hawkins becomes sole proprietor. Signed dated 2 3 4.
An old styled ad proclaims 18 years of experience in electrical work with many satisfied customers. It promises complete line of guppies and fixtures in the city, Tengeten lamps motors dynamos and vacuum cleaners, all work guaranteed and prompt service.
A garbled notice from Beatrice Nebraska hints at earnings of 21 500 in three years by one manager and a pose by another within a year. It mentions medicine work and thousands ready to answer inquiries. Western Oxygenator Co. Beatrice Neb. appears.
Bids will be received until August 5 1910 at 1 p m by the undersigned for furnishing material and labor to build one school house about 1 1/2 miles northeast of Cheyenne Wyoming. Material to be hauled free by the patrons. Plans and specs at the office of Wai Dubdols architect. Signed Wy Storby Clerk.
A soloist clarinet player offers to arrange and furnish music for bands or parts of bands. Individual piano and other instrument lessons available. Located at 6223 W. 16th Street.
Westbound No. 17 Omaha to Portland departs 3100.m Myer. Overland Limited No. 1 at 11:30 p.m. No. 9 Fast Mail arrives 8:27 p.m. Many trains listed with departures and arrivals in a dense timetable from Union Pacific Denver Pacific Chicago Burlington & Quincy Colorado & Southern lines.
The Leader reports on major developments across the state and nation, highlighting political moves, economic trends, and notable events shaping public life. Read with a focus on how national issues resonate locally and influence regional concerns.
The Broom Restaurant at 1607 Street opens under Leo Tim as proprietor offering chop suey and short orders to attract diners. Open evenings invite patrons to sample the new menu and friendly service.
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