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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1910
Page
5
Mrs Jennie Gardner of Monett Missouri testifies during the menopause that Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey supports her health and energy. She claims she could not do without the remedy and expects to use it for life. The ad asserts widespread patient endorsement.
An old advertisement extols Malt Whisky as a strength builder and tonic, claiming it aids digestion and treats consumption, pneumonia, grip, coughs, colds, asthma, fevers, and wasting conditions. It cautions against bulk purchases, urges looking for the Old Chemist trademark, and offers a $1.00 bottle with a free medical booklet and testimonials.
Mike J. Barry of Barry Bros leads Cheyenne efforts to host aeroplane aviators. He sought chamber of commerce support from Laramie with little encouragement, but two local business men offered help to recruit more backers for an exhibition. If the aviators come, Cheyenne may host flights during the coming season.
A night jotter was sent to aviators by Mr Parry asking for more details about their planned two day meet in the city. A reply is expected today and could trigger definite announcements after talks with local business leaders.
City street news lists a flour deal offer by Lawrence & Carr at 20th and Thames. Marriage licenses issued for William Rutledge and Nellie Ninemfres and for Norman Brand and Minnie Zoeller. Governor Brooks names Dr. Albert N. Irwin Cheyenne state veterinarian. Stores to close Monday, mayor improving, patent case in district court, grocer Ed Kelley ill, and an Italian delinquent appearing in police court.
Professor Buffum of Worland announces a drought resistant winter grain named emmer. Tested over six years, emmer yields 60 to 100 bushels per acre and balances alfalfa feed. The Worland farm reports strong yields under dry conditions and plans 20 000 bushels for distribution across the West next spring.
An intrapretar pleaded guilty on a chatro of nitowlcation and was fined ten dollars. The London Goldfield Mining Company and Sunrise Italian miners were registered with the Secretary of State. A verdict found for the defendant in the Cole case with four thousand dollars awarded. Governor Carey and Governor-elect Joseph M Carey returned from New York to Gheyonne.
A brief note reports shelled nuts at a Capitol Commercial location. Details on vendor, price, and date are not fully clear but indicate ordinary market activity near the capitol. Further specifics remain unread in the fragment.
Victoria B C dispatch describes floods in Anhui province wiping out villages and killing thousands. Desperation sparks theft and executions as refugees flock to embankments for protection. soldiers struggle to quell hunger while famine warnings surge.
An advertisement from Sherman Co promotes Vinci tonics as a safe powerful aid for delicate ill children. It features a testimonial from W. Stump of Canton Ohio praising Vincl for restoring health and flavor, and promises money back if not effective.
Following the snow fall, Cheyenne inaugurated sleighing for the season with celebrations heard across the city. The temperature dropped to 17 degrees, then rose to 22 by midnight as districts enjoyed winter revelry and local merchants showcased goods such as sealehip oysters at Capitol Commercial Co.
A garbled notice indicates a Lyric Theatre event featuring Mr Farne Worth and Mr Maso with a planned song titled Wir cue DE VA SUBUMAN PLO. Attendees in Sherman County MA OS GO are listed with unclear timing and details.
The remains of Charles Wilceck chief fire and sanitary inspector of the Union Pacific died suddenly in Denver and arrived in Cheyenne on a delayed train. The funeral will be at 2 PM Saturday from the Presbyterian church with Rev. Leon C Hills officiating.
The retiree Mr Wilsock discovers he has expired, leaving family and officials to confirm the ironic end of a long career. Neighbors recall his punctual habits and quiet routines as authorities note the unexpected conclusion.
A brief item highlights offerings from the Cape tol Commercial Co featuring local foods and specialties. The note emphasizes popular items and suggested purchases for customers visiting the shop.
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