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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1910
Page
13
A Monett Missouri patient Mrs Jennie Gardner testifies to Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey aiding during the menopause calling it the best medicine and stating she cannot do without it and plans to use it all her life. the ad claims thousands of grateful patients endorse the remedy and its great qualities.
An advertisement touts Malt extract as a strong tonic and strength builder aiding digestion and immunity. It claims use against consumption and colds and urges readers to buy Gettys Pure Malt, with warning labels and a certificate of genuineness.
Mike J. Barry of Barry Bros. seeks Cheyenne business support to bring aeroplane aviators to the city. He reports limited backing from Laramie chamber of commerce but says two Cheyenne business leaders offer help. If arranged, the aviators are expected to appear in Cheyenne on a forthcoming date.
The night jotter was sent to the aviators requesting more information about their proposed appearance in the city. A reply is expected today, with likely business developments hinting at a definite announcement before the meet.
City digest notes the flour trust bust with bulk sacks sold by Lawrence and Carr at 20th and Thames. Also reports marriage licenses for Rutledge and Ninemfres, Brand and Zoeller, and appointment of Dr. Albert N. Irwin as state veterinarian. Mayor Cook shows improvement while stores plan Monday closings. Police court records list Scorpino the sole delinquent.
Professor Buffum of Worland announces emmer a drought resistant winter grain blending Russian spelt and American wheat. Trials yield 60 to 100 bushels per acre under arid conditions and suit alfalfa balancing feed. Worland farm in Big Horn basin showcases the crop amid irrigation challenges.
An intrapretar pleads guilty on a charge of Nitowlcation and is fined $10. The London Goldfield Mining Company files with the Secretary of State, capital $100,000. Sunrise Italian miners group Sunrise sees judgment. verdict for the defendant in Fyo ve. Cole case. damages awarded $4,000. Governor Carey and Governor-elect Joseph M. Carey return from New York to Gheyonne.
A brief notice reports nuts are shelled at the Capitol Commercial venue. Details are minimal, with no full context or dates.
Report from Victoria B C states Anhui province floods killed and displaced millions. Desperate peasants robbed for food as embankments failed and executions rose. Refugees pour into towns. winter famine expected to worsen beyond the three year peak.
An advertisement touts Vinci cod liver oil based tonic as a safe child’s health booster. It includes a testimonial from Mrs W Stump of Canton Ohio praising its taste and effectiveness and offers a money back guarantee.
After Wednesday’s snowfall Cheyenne inaugurated sleighing season last night. The city echoed with the jingle of bells as revelers celebrated despite a 17 degree morning. by midnight it cooled to 22 degrees above zero. Capitol Commercial Co. advertises Sealehip Oysters at 31 a.
A garbled notice notes an afternoon at the Lyric Theatre featuring Mr Farne Worth and Mr Maso. The unclear text mentions songs and performances with misread titles and lines, suggesting a misprinted program.
The remains of Charles Wilseck, chief fire and sanitary inspector of the Union Pacific, who died suddenly in Denver, arrived in Cheyenne and were taken to Gleason undertaking on Caprio Avenue. The funeral will be held Saturday at 2 PM from 2013 Peblican Street with Rev. Leon C. Hills officiating.
The report notes that Mr Wilsock, newly retired, was horrified to discover that he had expired. The incident is described with restrained wording suitable for a period obituary note.
Cape Tol Commercial Co offers a selection of local foods and goods advertised for daily purchase. The item list highlights regional specialties and seasonal treats for customers visiting the store.
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