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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
11
Advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild yet powerful remedy for stomach liver and bowel ailments. It claims universal use from infancy to old age, cites free samples and free medical advice, and features customer testimonials and postal address for orders.
A bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Dr. Fletcher at her garrison quarters honored her mother with a festively set table, greenery, and a series of progressive bridge games. The Mount Mellick club gathered at Miss Elizabeth Gill’s East Seventeenth Street home for an elegant afternoon, followed by a five o'clock menu. Further social light included Euchre at Mrs. W. K. Jones, a Kensington tea for Mrs. Wasserman honoring her Sydney guest, and a Governor Brooks dinner hosted by Judge and Mrs. John A. Riner on Carey Avenue attended by notable residents. Other items note Mrs. Burdick’s health trip to Denver, visits from Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, and Mrs. Fullerton’s return eastward. A Guild of St. Mark’s meeting is planned for 3 PM at Mrs. E. T. Barkely’s Warren Avenue home.
Snow covers Granite Canon area while police court handles drunkenness case against Charles Rice who paid a five dollar fine. Railroads offer one and one third fare for teachers attending Cheyenne convention. St Marks church planning parish house excavation. Don Rooney turns over to county authorities on petty larceny charge with suspected stolen trousers. Lawrence and Carr sell 50 lb sacks of Best Kansas Cream Flour at 1 50 per sack, delivered, from 20th and Thames Sts. Phone 652 Red.
The remains of the late A W Bristol who died at Lincoln were brought back to Cheyenne yesterday, accompanied by his son Al Bristol.
Judge Matson granted divorces to Harry L. Gates of Wheatland from Verda EB Gates and to Sarah J. Couse from Arthur W. Couse. Desertion was charged in each case.
Yesterday Seperon Khonderts pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was fined $15 in district court. City Marah I Prank Deercorn of Hartville was the complaining witness.
Yeater day session of the county commissioners was taken up with the consideration of petitions for tax rebates.
Ware of the Union Pacific, the acting general manager, traveled through Cheyenne early this morning on his way to Omaha from the west.
Secretary Wilson reports the farmer’s share of consumer prices varies by product and purchase method. Milk and poultry yield the smallest shares, while larger retail quantities and direct farm sales boost farmer returns. The report argues consumers have no solid complaint against farmers for prices.
A discussion on farm output risks, rail and dealer margins, and how high prices may be curbed by direct consumer purchases. The Secretary of Agriculture notes that direct farmer selling and co operative models in England hint at solutions, while U S consumers pay far higher retail prices than farm gate costs for potatoes when markets overproduce or underproduce.
Mount Vernon New York December report shows Dr Edward F Boosh mayor summoned state Inspectors to examine a dying cow amid tuberculin fears. Autopsy revealed the cow died from a punctured heart after swallowing barbed wire while grazing, not tuberculosis.
Lafayette High School hosts the CAC basketball team in the opening game Saturday evening at Keefe Hall. A dance follows the contest.
Hiram Thompson 80 of East Brookfield, once housed at the county poor farm, gives up snug quarters for his dog Rover. The dog’s devotion followed him at first, and after illness and worsening poverty neighbors urged action, but Thompson chose to return home to care for Rover.
David Harris, a repeat pickpocket with 32 prior arrests, was sentenced by Judge Fawcett in Brooklyn to Sing Sing for a minimum term of four years and ten months after acting as his own lawyer at trial for stealing a purse containing about $200.
Prank Mottorley a 65 year old patient committed to Bellevue Hospital psychiatric ward hanged himself with a sheet in a dormitory of the Manhattan state hospital. He was found dead within minutes by attendants after being discovered.
Navy Secretary Meyer orders halt to preliminary work at Brooklyn yard on the New York and cites cost increases from the eight hour provision. He warns up to five hundred workers could be laid off and asks Congress for 1.3 to 1.5 million more funding to finish New York and Florida.
Mrs. Adeline Robinson 66 of Hollidaysburg confessed to chloroforming her one day old grandson in a cab on the way from the Pennsylvania railroad station in Johnstown. She appeared shocked by the perceived severity and seemed unaware of possible consequences as authorities prepared legal steps.
Coroner’s jury found Adeline Robinson caused the death of her infant by chloroform on December 3 in Rhensburg. The jury verdict names Robinson as cause and notes the prelim hearing before Alderman JH Mainhart. Robinson remained calm and offered to pay funeral expenses and hurry to Hollidaysburg with her husband.
The preliminary census meeting at the Baptist church drew a large crowd with nearly all Cheyenne churches represented. Volunteers are sought to help at 230 o'clock Saturday at Congregational Church, starting 10 o'clock. The census aims to count church affiliates and verify government figures.
Danville Dec 8. H H Whitlock retiring county treasurer hands office to O B Wysong amid public knowledge of a 374 552.04 shortage. At bondmen suggestion Whitlock deeds his real estate worth 22 000 and all insurance 11 000 to trustee J W Keesler to make good the deficiency in the county treasury.
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