Great Kidney Remedy Convince Skeptics in Chicago Ad
Patient George H. Huber of Atlanta Illinois testifies to Dr Kilmer Framp Root curing his kidney illness after other pills failed. He paid five dollars for bottles and credits the remedy with restoring health and finances. Notary J M Moose confirms the affidavit dated July 12 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killers Bramp Root
Komoons
Kilmer
George HH Huher
Atlanta
Logan County
J. M. M. Tloose
Logan
Tilladie
George H. Huber
Notaria Sembie
Lettering pitch for Kilmer Co sample bottle and Kidney booklet
A fragmented promotional note urges sending for a sample bottle from Dr Kilmer Co in Binghampton New York. It promises to convince and includes a booklet on kidneys and disease, urging readers to find regular 50 cent and 1 dollar size bottles at drug stores. It mentions Minglampton and Chenonne State Leader in unreliable phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Kilmer & Co
Binghampton, N
Chenonne
New Scheme of Colonization Immigration Plan Proposed
In a semiannual report to the governor, Schenck urges Wyoming to enter colonization, proposing the state acquire 4,000 acres, develop 50 eighty acre farms with irrigation and buildings, and sell on favorable terms so the venture funds return to the state. He says the project would advertise the state and attract the right settlers, warranting legislative consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenck
Seldlem
Newcastle Notes and Local Notes In Brief
Newborn daughter of Mr and Mrs LK Quick is reported as doing finely, with father Jack Daily grateful for the calm news from Mason Creek country. A steer from a Omaha shipment brought 116.60 in a recent tally. George J. McCor and Miss Sarah A. Thomson wed in the city last night. Sheridan county deputy game warden Charles Evans paid a 50 dollar fine for killing a deer without a license, claimed to be mercy killing after it was wounded by two amateur hunters.
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LK. Quick
Jack Daily
Mason Creek
Omaha
Charles Evans
Sheridan County
Wyoming Oil Fields Enjoy Growth In Cheyenne District
Wyoming's greatest oil producing district near Salt Creek, about forty five miles north of Casper, reports productive wells with daily outputs from 100 to 1690 barrels. Refineries at Cheyenne are new, with two built and more planned. production includes gasoline, kerosene, and lubricants. Major firms such as Western Oil Co and Mid-west Oil Co anticipate drilling up to forty wells this year as regional capacity expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt Creek
Casper
Cheper
God
T In
Chileno & Northwestern
Burlington Ling McEntly
AM Con
Wroning O Fieldw Co
Thiteh
Meleley
Mid-weat OW Co
Colorit and
Eaatern Capitalians
Wyoming
ABW Settlers Arrive From Chicago for Powell Flat Home
J K Ferguson and G W Dahms arrive with Mrs Ferguson to occupy their two eighties north west of Powell as permanent settlers. Ferguson, a practicing attorney, plans farming while continuing some legal work. Riverton Republican editor Weeks appointed Wind River reservation allotting agent, starting duties last week under civil service reforms.
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J. K. Ferguson
G. W. Dahms
Chicago
Riverton WR
Weeks
Riverton
Wind River Reservation
Civil Service
Lander Wedding Seals Union of Jesse Lewis and Beasie Bader
Mr Jesse Lewis and Miss Beasie Bader both of Badwater central city were married at Lander last week The contracting couple are well and favorably known in the eastern part of this county River Freezing From Bottom Boswell reports an unusual phenomenon on the river with the stream freezing from below on the riffles the water is seen rushing over rocks and making the riffles more noticeable He cannot explain the occurrence from his long river experience.
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Lander
Jesse Lewis
Beasie Bader
Badwater
Laramie
Boswell
Lijte Lee
Record Wheat Yield Sets Nebraska Frontier Benchmark
Leonard Christian Harrison lives near the Wyoming border in Pleasant Ridge Oreke. he harvested two acres of macaroni wheat that threshes to Phi bushels, an average of 56 percent bushels per acre. The Ridge has twenty four years of farming with only two failures and records oats at 70 bushels, wheat at 45. Can eastern farmers beat this on $125 an acre land?
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Harrison Leonard Christian
Acros
Wyoming
Pleasant Ridge
Oreke
Nebraska
Iowa
Lane couple and guests view oil field on Dutton Creek
Mr and Mrs Joe Lane travel to the country in an automobile with two eastern visitors exploring the Dutton creek oil field where drilling for oil proceeds. Danee McBride of the Senators signs his 1913 contract and reportedly receives a raise.
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Laramie
Joe Lane
Dutton Creek
Wil
Danee McBride
Senators
Coal Station for U. P. at Rock River
ROCK RIVER The building of a new coal station for the Union Pacific progresses with foundation work under way. The 250 ton capacity plant will have automatic dampers for rapid coal loading and provide power for city lights and railroad needs. Water works near completion. town gains sidewalks and concrete walks as work continues. Builder N. G. Petry operates from Laramie with plans for a woolen mill and glass plant.
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Rock River
Mock River
Parmrenger
Union Pacific
Cicleens
N. G. Petry
Lara Hile
Mountain View Fruit Company to amend by laws at Worland meeting
Worland news reports stockholders of the Mountain View Fruit company will hold a meeting next month to amend by laws enabling the company to engage in the canning of fruit and vegetables. A Worland site is arranged with a single siding to cut shipment costs. Early work shows a superior grade of goods possible, with potential growth to a major valley enterprise. Sheridan Man Gets Big Deer is noted with John Quinn returning from Wolf Creek ranch.
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Worland
Mountain View Fruit Company
Sward
Sheridan
John Quinn
Wolf Crowk
Protone Flesh Builder Promises Rapid 30 Pound Gain
A promotion extols Protone as a remarkable flesh builder that claims to add up to 30 pounds in 30 days, promising quick weight gain and stronger physique. The ad targets readers seeking rapid plumpness and enhanced vitality.
Protone promises fullness and strength for all users
Protone claims to round out figures and improve health by making a plump, well formed appearance with a happy spark and strong vitality. It markets itself as scientifically effective for flesh and strength, selling the $1.00 size through druggists or by mail from The Protone Co. Detroit.
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Protone Co
Detroit
Mich
Protone Company Offers Free Sample With Coupon
It will cost you nothing to prove the remarkable effects of this treatment. The Protone Company will send a free 50 cent package of Protone to anyone who fills out the coupon and encloses 50 cents in stamps or silver to help cover postage. They will also include full instructions and their book Why You Are Thin. Street City
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Protone Company
Protone co for sale in Cheyenne by local drug firms
A regular one dollar size of Protone co is listed for sale in Cheyenne. Sellers include W. W. Crooks F. W. Roedel Bands Drug Co Hansen Drugs and Confectionery Co A B Roedel at 312 West 17th Street.
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Protone ‘Co
Cheyenne
W. W. Crooks
F. W. Roedel
Bands Drug Co
Hansen Drugs& Confectionery Co
B. Roedel
Deer Headed by Ousted Hunter Sheds 175 Pound Trophy
A hunter accompanied by the head of a deer he killed last week arrived with the 175 pound dressed animal. It ranks as the season’s largest, second only to Percy Zimmer's 212 pound dressed buck. Mr. Quinn plans to mount the head with a taxidermist. Also noted is Mrs. Busia Greer of this city receiving a Ladies' Home Journal payment for a short story titled What Can I Do. In Sheridan, Paul Suski Jr., 10, was found incorrigible and sent to the Gol den industrial school for boys after prior arrests and possessing nickels, coins, and dye.
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Percy Zimmer
Mr. Quinn
Rock Springs
Busia Greer
J. M. Greer
Ladies’ Home Journal
Sheridan Paul Suski, Jr
Paul Suski
Industrial School For Boys
Golden
Colo
Parmelee
Paul
Engineer Burke Loses Fingers On Sand Pipe Incident
Engineer Burke on Passenger train No. 4% had a hand crushed while handling the engine sand pipe last week. Two fingers were severed and he received medical aid from Dr. Marsh en route between here and Eg best.
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Pine Blufis
Bengineer Burke
Marshall
Here
Egbest
Thirteen Year Old Boy Killed By Horse
In Torrington a thirteen year old, Orin Delbert Vandervorst, son of Mrs. John Stephenson, was killed after attempting to ride a work horse. The animal dragged him for over a half mile, the horse returned home alone, and the boy was found dead with extensive injuries.
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Torrington
Sandest
Orin Delbert Vandervorst
John Stephenson
Huul Hay
Sam Blatt
Stephenson Place
Orin
Pastors Move to Saratoga and Local Marriages
Pine Bluffs reports Rev and Mrs Newport and daughter Adelaide have left for Saratoga Wyoming where Mr Newport will fill the Presbyterian pulpit. Wedded at Sunrise Captain H D Winship officiated Ernest Robinson and Hattie Schooley of Meadowdale. They will reside on Robinson’s Meadowdale homestead. Cody club aims to protect elk winter range near Cody and Yellowstone Park by reserving a large area and banning hunting. Tom Waugh leaves Beech er Sheep Co and Henry McCoubrey takes over. Waugh plans winter in North Carolina and may return next spring.
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Saratoga
Pine Bluffs
H. D. Winship
Ernest Robinson
Hattie Schooley
Meadowdale
Justice Winship
Cody
Cody Club
Yellowstone Park
Sheep Co
Buffalo
Tom Waugh
Beecher Sheep Co
Henry McCoubrey
Mr. Waugh
North Carolina
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Kilmer & Co
Minglampton, Vo
Estate of
Colony
Newcastle
George J. McCor
Sarah A. Thomson
Oui
State of
ABW
Lewis-Hader
U. P
Protone
Ove
Oity
The
Star Script Store
Mr. Robinson
Elk Range
Prug O
Palace Pharmacy Drug CO
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