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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1910
Page
2
An advertisement extols Swamp-Root as a great kidney remedy. It claims kidney disease causes heart and bladder troubles and promises quick health improvements. The copy invites readers to request a sample bottle and free book from Dr. Kilmer & Co. using a mailed offer.
Langford predicts the St Louis light heavyweight Barney McCarty will travel fast as he trains with Davenport for a much anticipated ten round bout at Port Hasselleum. Local preliminaries include Stratton versus Kennedy and Oxenberg versus Pinkot, with Giles against Shell in the six round finale. Tickets are 60 cents to $1.00 and electric cars run to the gym door.
In Freeno California on February 17 Judge Austin of the Superior Court appointed Mrs Annie Taplin as guardian of Eddie Taplin a minor earning about $500 per month. A bond of $5000 was furnished.
Yale swam to victory over Harvard at the opening meet in the Cagnegie pool Yale won all events including water polo and set an intercollegiate distance record by R Loree with 12 feet 9 inches W Steen of Yale nearly matched the 50 yard record with 26 2 5 seconds The report notes ad blurbs for Kodol digestion and local druggists.
In Denver writer Dicker son quotes Langford favored to win but Dewey insists he will not fear Langford. Dewey argues a 75 to 25 purse split and cites Flynn’s recent showing as basis for his confidence. He praises Dewey as a clever heavyweight and notes his baseball past.
Loyal followers watched Dewey train at the Fortea quarters on Wednesday afternoon. Dewey worked with rope skipping, medicine ball routines, light bouts, and sparring partners. Trainer Bol Watkins guides his regimen ensuring Dewey stays in prime form for a likely tough challenge from Langford.
The Kansas City Tourists arrive in Cheyenne to rest before facing B C C in Keefe hall. Expect a hot game with action filled moments as the visitors, top West opponents, look to extend their winning run while B C C showcases improved teamwork and stunts from daily practice. A large crowd is anticipated for the season’s big clash.
Kodal promises relief for weak and sour stomachs with a pleasant taste. Guaranteed to help, available at Sande's Drug Store and Reedel Drug Store.
Toni at 8 15 p m sharp Hot Bo Tot Twinn started from Kansas City December 2 iat.
Charles Nagel secretary of commerce and labor told a Chicago audience that federal control of corporations is necessary for the commercial preservation of the country. He said a federal corporation law would serve the general good and not encroach on state authority, noting problems too large for states to solve and the need for national regulation of organization and conduct of federal corporations.
Secretary Nagel argues federal congress has clear authority to regulate interstate commerce and organize corporations to develop domestic and foreign commerce. He notes states’ failures and inconsistent laws create false competition and hinder national unity, urging national action to standardize and protect commerce.
In Newton New Jersey on February 17 a self styled board of drunken guardians is formed by saloon owners who appoint a list of residents to be denied alcohol. The town reads as a protest against state law and the plan aims to forestall future liquor service.
A Cheyenne gossip column lampoons domestic life with quips on marriages, changing names, frugal menus, church attendance excuses, Easter hat envy, and local idiosyncrasies. Witty vignettes cover a spinster’s view of marriage, a wife warning her husband, weather as a joke, and a cake-baking claim about local Cheyenne girls.
The state board of medical examiners met at the capitol in a brief session to discuss alleged violations of state laws. Present were Dr. W. J. Johnson of Newcastle president Dr. A. B. Tonkin of Riverton vice president and Dr. B. Miller of Laramie secretary.
William Carlock of Paterson must remain sober for one year or his brother Asaph will forfeit to Paterson the sum of 5000 dollars. The agreement followed William's arraignment before Recorder Carroll on a charge of drunkenness, with Bennence present.
Portland reporter notes Francis J. Heney abruptly alters plans in land fraud prosecutions and departs for San Francisco after telegram signals declining California governor bid. Authorities say he remains connected to the cases and political maneuvering.
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