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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1916
Page
3
An old advertisement promotes a toxin free remedy for internal pains and backaches. The notice touts a compound formula and claims quick relief through a medicinal enema product positioned as a universal cure.
Baseball notes from New York Boston Philadelphia Detroit and Cleveland games list batteries and lineups for each city. Western League entries mention Wichita and other teams with pitchers Grover Crosby Bennett Gray and others. additional names appear alongside local matchups and recorded scores.
Portland Ore August 1 Candidates for supreme offices of the Knights of Pythias were considered after a three hour hearing. Denver, Colorado’s Charles S. Davis was elected supreme vice chancellor. Western contenders included Robert F. Burns California and Charles F. Davis Colorado. Eastern names mentioned included Willam Ladue New York and Wm. F. Bracening Maryland.
In Olney TH a 17 year old girl Elizabeth Radcliffe was said to have been murdered by air blown into her arteries during a disturbance with several youths. One suspect has been charged with the alleged murder as police pursue proof this case may become one of the strangest in local history.
A glossy New York world tale unfolds as a young woman forced into U S customs service to catch a $200000 necklace smuggler faces a web of love loyalty and danger. The plot pits sisterhood against romance as investigators pursue a perilous mystery filled with suspense and emotion.
Stockholders will meet at 8 p.m. on Tuesday August 8 1916 at the secretary's office 100 W 10th St Cheyenne Wyoming for election of directors and other business. Secretary J R Carpenter signs.
The Alpines Company opened The Book Agent at Atlas yesterday with a lively burlesque revue filled with witty crossfire and comic situations. Tomorrow brings the screaming farce Blow the Horn on the Ham Tree, in which the troupe shows notable talent in singing dancing and crocs fire and carry and will reproduce classical refrains for Atlas audiences.
Middlesboro Kentucky Aug 3 The Blaira creek flood death list in Claiborne County climbed to thirty five as fuller reports arrived today.
Deputy Sheriff William Yost expected to return to Cheyenne tomorrow morning from Harding Montana with Carl Haines accused of selling mortgaged property. The arrest warrant for Haines was sworn by Scott Brandon of Pine Bluffs who held a mortgage on a team of horses Haines is alleged to have held.
Mike Coughlin of the South Side fell from a bicycle near O Neill street at John's hospital. An examination there showed the injury more painful than serious.
The U S Civil Service Commission in Cheyenne announced open clerical and technical posts. Positions include Apprentice and Engineer with examinations set for August 29 and August 24 2010. salaries vary up to per diem and monthly rates. vacancy details show multiple male applicants and roles in oceanography and radiology.
The body of Dr Thomas F Quins of Greeley died Tuesday night from valvular heart trouble. The body was shipped to Greeley by Copener Barty for burial yesterday afternoon. The State Leader office offered a sale of a potat set and a letter matrixes at a bargain.
The article describes preparations for frontier deployment with Wyoming troops awaiting a final signal. Adjutant-General Andersen seeks five recruits per county to reach the required number swiftly, relying on county patriotism to supply the needed manpower.
An exhibit linked to Champeigna and the Pacific territory outlines practical insight for young men considering engineering. Officials promise a tour of work on comets, defense, bridges, roads, and follow-up projects, aiming to provide hands-on knowledge beyond classroom study.
Letters testamentary were granted July 18 1916 to Paul L. Anderson in the above estate. All persons with claims must exhibit them with vouchers to Paul L. Anderson within one year or be barred. Dated July 19 1916.
Notice states a corporation named B. & P. On Co formed July 16, 1916 to buy hold and own oil land bore for oil extract gas store oil and gas sell transfer lease operate pipelines purchase or acquire capital stock and bonds of subsidiaries capital stock set at 500 000 divided into 50 000 shares par 10 nonassessable term fifty years five directors Howard Badger Ellen Mishler David M. Folts M. D. Wolff L. A. Hiram to manage first year and successors elected by by laws. Location City of By County Big Horn Wyoming. Agent L. F. Kobler residing Byrom Big Horn Wyoming. adv 454
Call for bids for legislative printing and supplies due August 10 1916 at 2 pm. Covers material printing stitching and binding of session laws journals expenditures reports and other documents for the Fourteenth Wyoming Legislature with specified binding forms and pricing per page section and volume.
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