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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
13
An old advertisement promotes Pape's Diapep alt as a harmless powerful digestive aid. It claims quick relief from indigestion gas heartburn and stomach misery. The ad urges readers to obtain it from a pharmacist and promises no need for laxatives or liver pills.
City briefs report a flour trust bust with 10 009 sacks of Best Kan flour sold by Lawrence and Carr at 1 50 per sack, rubbish fire at Sixteenth and Thames, patent cancellation on Rosie Dalzell timber entry, Normandie hotel changes with F B Lackey leaving for Chicago, Samuel Brandt on trial for perjury, Truckey department store opening next week, death notices for Mrs John W Piper and Mrs Hubbard to Topeka, heavy fine for John Broderick for carrying a Blackjack, and Catherine Grace two weeks old dies at Private hospital with burial.
A prominent scientist LaFave earns praise from Wyoming readers while claiming his medicines cure many ailments. California cases include kidney trouble, Brights disease, rheumatism, liver and stomach issues, and nervous debility. Patients like Mia Green, Seymour King, T A Gingerich, Myra Jennings, and Pansyo Eagan report rapid improvements after using LaFave remedies. The medicines are sold at the Palace and other leading drug stores.
Vague OCR fragment mentions a GTS engraved prize and an event named Burch nka JD Weekly OO. No clear persons dates or organizations are verifiable in readable text. Unable to extract concrete details for a proper summary.
Grace Lander Brown of Selkirk Scotland and Louis Campbell Anderson a woolen mill superintendent wed at St Bartholomew's Church in South Norwalk after a 30 year engagement. He is 48 and she 40. They were childhood playmates and began plans in Scotland before both migrated to America. Their correspondence continued until her emigration.
A brief note suggests purchasing a boss gift at Hevohners for the upcoming Christmas season. It emphasizes finding a thoughtful present from the store.
The Green River Land and Irrigation Company is incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on November 26 1910. It will buy own operate rent mortgage and lease ditches canals aqueducts dams reservoirs and water rights with 1 000 000 capital in 10 000 shares of 100 each. The term is fifty years and offices are in Cheyenne with three directors W W Buasello J R Carpenter and A R Jar. The Wyoming agent is W J Carpenter of Cheyenne.
Jacob Weinstine a young soldier from the Fourth Field Artillery at Fort Russell was acquitted by a district court jury on charges of forging his company commander's name to a check cashed at H. P. Hynds saloon on Carey avenue. Prosecutor Rigdon argued the state case, while General John Charles Thompson led the defense with an alibi from two comrades. An expert from Citizen's National Bank compared the muster roll signature to the check, while the bartender identified Weinstine as the passer of the check.
Christmas themed postal cards from Newport negatives available at Neowport Studio 1810 Carey Ave Keefo Annex. Orders filed within three days of Christmas. call for details on the thin tale novelty and original designs.
Jamon McLachan, bartender, found guilty of first degree murder for killing his wife on September 8 in an incident on West Sleventh Street. He faced the death penalty, with a motion for a new trial to be filed based on new evidence and alleged jury abuse. The verdict marks Wyoming's potential first legal execution since 1903.
Auk Military hosts CAC Toa Dance after Came in a quirky local notice. Event details are unclear due to OCR loss but the items center on hall events and a campus club activity.
An auction advertisement lists precious silver valued at 810000 with stock items and glassware. It promotes bargains and limited time offers with emphasis on pricing and availability for buyers.
Arrangements are under way for a modern fire proof business block at the northeast corner of Central Avenue and Sixteenth Street, Cheyenne. The Central Improvement company, with $100000 capital, plans a three story pressed brick and steel structure costing about $50000. The building, 44 by 99 feet, may be ready to begin by January 15 and is expected to house the Gleason Mercantile company and Gleason undertakers. Depot use by Burlington and Colorado & Southern railroads is likely, though not official.
A sensational blackmail scheme leads to the arrest of Mrs. James B. Knott her husband his brother Benjamin Knott 32 and Altom A Armstrong 20 in Washington reports say Henry Rosenthal senior member of a local mercantile firm alleges he was surprised in Mrs Knott s room by a revolver demanding 5009 an associated discovery includes a bellivant mercury light and a hole in the wall separating rooms with pictures of the couple.
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