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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1910
Page
12
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepain as a cure for dyspepsia and related stomach issues. It asserts rapid relief within five to eight minutes and promotes fermentation of undigested food as the root cause, urging readers to try the remedy with a pharmacist’s guidance.
A lighthearted line suggests taking a little Diapepsin as a simple remedy. The remark frames the product as a tiny aid for digestive ease.
In a federal court trial the jury awarded George W Whitney 13 542 60 in damages from the Union Pacific Railroad company for injuries he says occurred three years ago as a mail clerk. A metal rod fell from a mail car top striking him on the head. Whitney was represented by Walter Stoll. Union Pacific by Judge J W Lacey.
Public notice states Mrs Porter declares responsibility for a debt tool. The document cites the port of R BR PORTER and initials Mra KR R, with a date fragment 17. The notice designates accountability for a financial instrument and seeks acknowledgment from readers.
John J. Allyn of Laramie received a missive from a supposed Spanish prisoner promising a share of a vast fortune in exchange for travel to Spain to obtain documents. The letter has been turned over to the authorities for investigation.
A condensed list of holiday goods from O L Lamm's shop including Xmas post cards cigars pipes confectionery and leather items. Mentions several brand names and miscellaneous gifts as part of a seasonal retail offering.
City briefs report a flour trust bust with 10000 50 lb sacks of Beat Kan gas cream ploor sold by Lawrence and Carr at 1.50 per sack. Other items include prisoner transfers to the state penitentiary, robberies sought by pawnbroker Bohnstein, a fined disturber Henry McKinney, a funeral at Presbyterian church, a shop injury at Union Pacific shops, and Raoul decku leaving for a Denver banquet Thursday evening.
Cheyenne agents of Fleischman Yeast attend the dedication of the new world headquarters. Lendecke serves as Cheyenne agent. Also reported are visits by Rey and Rawls, a Home Missionary meeting in New York City, and a tax commission biennial report from W A Richards. Civil service exams announced for Cheyenne Federal building with positions at National Museum and Navy service.
A vintage advertisement touts Vinol as the best tonic and body builder for long life. It claims Vinol provides fresh air and exercise with proper food to prevent germs and disease, promising vitality for the elderly and offering a price return.
Convent Academy pupils rehearse for a December 16 Christmas program in the school auditorium featuring the play The Yule-tide Fairies set in a sunny southern climate. Misses Annette Keefe and many others will sing carols as Fairy Ming and the fairy queen enact the whimsical tale.
Dr. W. T. Cooke state dry farm expert returned to Cheyenne after addressing the Wyoming Wool Growers association and gatherings at Ulm and Dayton. At Dayton more than 100 ranchmen heard him and were pleased with his dry farming method linking soil cultivation to stock raising.
News from Cheyenne reports the death at the Soldiers' home in Buffalo of Patrick Jordan, inmate for five years and longtime Cheyenne resident. He is survived by his widow Mary Jordan, daughter Kale Hilton, and sons H. M. and Edward J. Jordan. Burial occurred in the Soldiers' home cemetery.
Atlas location hosts a travesty bill including Leakie and Adams Zerrel Brown and Maxmillieg and Martin Co. with vaudeville and comedy acts. The same program promises new acts opening tomorrow with Lancaster Hayward Lanouster and Hughes Musical Trio. The Zerrell brothers gain strong audience buzz.
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