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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1910
Page
3
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A new scientific toilet tablet draws out inflammation and soreness and treats corns bunions and ingrown nails. It promises tired swollen or smelly feet improved with smaller shoes. Sold for 25 cents per box or three for a discount through Walter Luther Lodge & Co. in Chicago with local recommendations.
Presbyterian Church 11 o'clock sermon titled The Christian's Conversation. No evening service due to Union service at Baptist church. First Congregational 11 o'clock sermon The Gospel According to Jehan, no evening service. First Methodist Episcopes morning sermon by Rev. Wives Kighié of Valley Jimelion Iowa with Union service 7:80 at First Baptist. First Baptist Church Mrs Abbit B. Hillérman former president of Oklahoma WC will speak at evening service titled ATs recore aially invited. Other services as usual.
G. S. Oliver advertises a selection of city lots in all parts with flexible terms and prices to suit buyers. Contact via phone 574 for details.
City briefs report Wasserman's offering oxford sales at one dollar to women with very small feet. Firemen responded to a noon blaze at Union Patifle coal chutes but with no damage. Funeral services for the infant of Mr. and Mrs. George Bell were set for 2 30 at 1913 Thames Street. General Goes North. Adjutant General Gatttle departs for Lander on guard business. Funeral for John Nagle conducted at Gleason chapel with interment in G A R cemetery.
This advertisement promotes Marmola diet tablets as a quick solution to fat. It claims the tablets suppress appetite and digestion to reduce body fat at 12 to 15 ounces daily. The text markets the product as harmless, portable, and available at drugstores or by mail from Marmola Company, Detroit.
On a late Friday night Mrs W Riner returned home and heard someone trying to enter through the cellar. She frightened the intruder away before he could gain entry to the house.
Phikesa Dean accuses Hertha Wheeler of stealing a draw valued at 8 dollars. The case will be heard by Justice McGing at o'clock Monday morning.
Wyoming secretary of state records show filings from Big Horn Development Co Basin Baratoga Tal mage-Buntin Land Co Lirame with capitals of 40000 100000 6009000 respectively. The data lists company names and stated capital figures reflecting new and revised corporate registrations.
A man identified as Nimmig faces a $50 bond for Monday appearance in Justice Gianis court to answer to a charge of interfering with a deputy sheriff in the line of duty. The incident involved Deputy Wagner and officer Charles Widdows, with authorities detailing the alleged interference.
The case centers on an assault charge against Geo Keenwright with Justice McGinnis presiding. It recalls the earlier confrontation that drew in Nimmie and Sergeant Stone of the police, tying this incident to prior actions by the police force.
The Cheyenne post office announces examinations for August and September. Positions include assistant pathologist with a salary of 1600 to 1800 dollars per year and a lady chief of training school at the government hospital for the insane at 3900 dollars yearly. Also listed are a computer in the coast and geodetic survey at 1200 dollars annually.
A Colorado Springs committee led by Commissioner EB C Whittaker and Fire Chief P D McCartin visited Cheyenne to inspect the city’s modern firefighting apparatus with plans to duplicate it in Colorado Springs. The delegation toured facilities and observed equipment firsthand.
They expressed satisfaction with the Cheyenne equipment and will recommend to city commissioners that similar apparatus be purchased.
A large Calumet Baking Powder demonstration crew of twelve ladies visits homes to show a simple test for good baking powder. A continuous baking demonstration runs at Gleason Mercantile store with a daily session from 2:52 to 3:31 o clock led by Miss Ethel B Hunt and Mrs Stanley. They bake white cake with chocolate icing and colonial bread, with a prize cake awarded daily, won Friday by Miss May Douglas of 124% West Twenty-third Street.
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