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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1910
Page
13
A bustling store advertises its largest Christmas sales ever with special prices and discounts on Christmas articles designed to attract buyers. The notice invites readers to view the advertised discounts and inspect the stock.
Flour sacks sold by Lawrence and Carr at 20th and Thames Streets with delivery service advertised. Various local items include court docket entries on land and fencing cases, civil service exam postings at the Cheyenne Federal Building, Mount Sinai entertainment plans, a fire damaging groceries at Eighteenth and O Neill, a death notice for Miss Wisle Peterson, and a marriage license issued to Chalmer Ferguson and Miss Lizzie Ghank of Greeley Colorado.
Patrick Quenley, a Kemmerer mine operator, is identified in Guy-Hon as a Democratic candidate for governor of Wyoming, a detail highlighted amid local political coverage.
A recent Democratic convention figure arrived in Sheridan on Sunday for a short business visit. The text also notes the Hefferon funeral in Warm Springs Montana with services at St. Mary’s cathedral and a high mass at the cathedral yesterday morning.
Samuel Monel, half brother to Jacob Sherman, starts Majic City Upholstering Works offering diverse upholstery services. A new Burlington Cheyenne timecard shifts Train 159 arrival to 4:00 p.m. from Cheyenne, effective Sunday. Greybull Realty and Investment Company files incorporation papers with the secretary of state, capitalized at $25,000.
Local brief notes that Charles FE Bilydenburg a prominent Democrat and recent Democratic candidate for judge visited the area. Details imply political activity and public interest in upcoming elections.
A business visitor from Rawlins is noted in Cheyento as part of the Fourth Judicial district’s activities.
Abe Pearlstine of Branchville New Jersey was killed in a post office by attorney J J Jones after a dispute over payment to a firm. Jones was arrested with lynching rumors and jailed awaiting trial. Pearlstine left a widow two children and a mother among surviving relatives. Both men were 34.
An advertisement claims European springs relieve eczema and similar conditions, then offers a domestic remedy D. D. D Prescription with Wintergreen and Thymol. It touts instant relief from itching and smooth skin, urging a 26 cent bottle from Palace Pharmacy and A. FE. Rodol.
Nelon presents the city health officer's report on average milk fat content and solids value for October and November 1900. Creamery entries include Butter Fat values and solids. bacteriological tests dated November 27 show colony counts for several creameries. F. A. Bacon, City Clerk.
We thank many friends and neighbors who assisted during our bereavement the death of John F Hefferon. Mrs Mammie S Heuron and children Mr James Hefferon Mr and Mrs F P Brown.
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