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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1910
Page
4
An old advertisement claims indigestion, dyspepsia and related stomach distress vanish within minutes. It touts Pape's Diapepain and Triangulo as cure ingredients, describing fermentation of undigested food and immediate relief after taking one dose.
A brief statement notes that relief may come from taking a small dose of Diapepsin. The advice emphasizes ease of use and quick action for digestive comfort.
In federal court a jury awarded George W. Whitney damages of 13 542.6 to cover injuries from a metal rod falling from a mail car three years earlier while he worked as a mail clerk. Whitney was represented by Walter Stoll. the Union Pacific Railroad was represented by Judge J. W. Lacey. No word on a possible new trial or appeal.
A public notice states that Mrs Porter declares responsibility for an item described as amy debia tool. The notice mentions Port of R and BR Porter and is dated 17.
John J. Allyn of Laramie received a letter from a supposed Spanish prisoner promising a fortune in exchange for traveling to Spain to obtain documents. The letter has been turned over to authorities for investigation.
Local shop offers Xmas and New Year cards and gifts including Dookleta Atickdra Colander Pada leather goods Ponnanta and assorted confectionery in boxes from O. L. Lamm's Keefe a 13.
City briefs report the breaking up of a flour trust with 10,000 sacks of 50 pounds each sold by Lawrence and Carr at 20th and Thames. Also covered are prisoners sent to the state penitentiary, horse theft arrests, a robbery investigation at a pawnshop, a fine for disturbance, a funeral, an injured shop worker, and a man heading to a banquet in Denver.
The report notes all Fleischman Yeast agents in Cheyenne for the dedication of the handsome new headquarters. Lendecke serves as Cheyenne agent. Also in brief: Rey E B Rawls D D has returned from New York City and the Home Missionary safety meeting. Tax Commissioner W A Hichards filed a biennial report with Governor Brooks. Civil service examinations announced at the Cheyenne Federal building for several positions with stated salaries.
An advertisement extols Vinol as a top health tonic for long life and old age. It claims fresh air, exercise, proper food, and Vinol’s ingredients prevent germs and diseases while building strength. The note warns Holt fails to satisfy and offers a price refund from A B Rodel, a Cheyenne druggist.
The Convent Academy pupils present a Christmas program on December 16 in the school auditorium. Misses Annette Keefe Marguerite Martin Ruth Cornelius and many others sing carols from a sunny open air scene in The Yule-tide Fairies.
Dr W T Cooke state dry farm expert has returned to Cheyenne from Sheridan county where he spoke at the Wyoming Wool Growers association convention and to farmers and ranchmen at Ulm and Dayton More than 100 ranchmen from scattered homes across a vast territory attended and praised the dry farming method as favorable for soil cultivation and stock raising.
News from Cheyenne reports Patrick Jordan died at the Soldiers Home in Buffalo after five years as an inmate he had lived in Cheyenne twenty five years before admission. Burial took place in the Soldiers Home cemetery. He is survived by widow Mrs Mary Jordan daughter Mrs Kale Hilton and two sons H M and Edward J Jordan of the city.
Atlas hosts a travesty show lineup led by Leakie and Adams with Zerrel Brown and Maxmillieg and Martin Co. plus illusionists and vaudeville acts. The program promises satire on international marriages and features music by Hughes Trio and Hayden Borden. The Zerrell brothers are highlighted as top acts now at Atlas.
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