Baby's Severe Rash Healed By Cuticura Products
Mrs. Margaret Gunn of Roxbury reports a baby suffered severe itching and sores all over from July 27 during a trip to Ireland and England. After doctors failed, Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured the skin in nine months with no lasting scars. Free samples and skin book offered by Potter Drug & Chem Corp. Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
England
Ireland
Baby
Fogland
Syme
Mra
Margaret Gunn
Burrell
Roxbury
Masa
Bend
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Dept. 1A
Cheyenne Visitors and Travels Noted in Local Roundup
Local residents and visitors are listed as traveling to and from Cheyenne. Names include Mrs Frank Bowman visiting Laramie, Thomas McNamara of Douglas, Mrs J W Jamison guest in Laramie, and numerous others from Laramie Riverton Green River Evanston Islay and Los Angeles with several registered at local hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bowman
Laramie
J. W. Jamison
Thomas 2. McNamara
Douglad Jy
the Plains
C.T. Sherman
Sunrise
Cheyenne
Mire
B. W. Richmond
W. P. Abbott
Cecil Lawrence
Laraiie
Denver
H. A. Burkhart
Laramié
Pirates of Penzance rehearsal at Elks Home Thursday
Local notice says a company rehearses the Pirates of Penzance on stage at the Elks Home this Thursday evening. Other classified items announce Miller's watch repairs at 1709 Carey Ave, a Denver hardware convention, handmade trunks at the Factory on Lith Street, and various services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller's
Carey Ave
Frank Noedel
Denver
Weot Lith
Elks Home
Ligher
Aleta
Lesler
Wyoming Blizzards Halt City as Conduit Work Advances
Several short items report on south of the state capitol busy with laying conduit for underground wires on Twenty fourth street. Other notes cover a $75000 appropriation for a Sundanes public building, faithful recoveries after surgery in Denver, a lively show at Capitol Avenue theatre, a Cheyenne native assuming a major Aberdeen store post, a correction to a council report, a small fire near Western Coal Company yards, Wyoming blizzards driving people indoors, an official hire related to Burlington, and Cheyenne’s National Protective League planning a ball for the 24th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Capitol
Twenty-fourth Street
Sundance Lucky
Sundanes
Wyombg
United States Senate
Hettier
Otto Humber
Rawlipe
St. Luke's Hospital
Denver
Shingle
Nitimo
Western Coal Company
West 20Th Street
Louis Veta
Wyoming
Fort Colling
F. R. Mullen
Sterling Winston
Buclington
National Protective League of Cheyenne
Washington's Birthday Quiet Observed in Cheyenne
Washington's Birthday is observed quietly in Cheyenne with public schools banks and many offices closed. Sons and daughters of the American Revolution plan a patriotic meeting at Carnegie Hall. Families express thanks to Rev Father Joyce hospital corps Co I 11th A S Infantry and the 11th Infantry Band for support after a death in the Keough/Jenks family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cheyenne
Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution
Carnegie
Father Joyce
Hospital Corps, Co. I
11Th A. S, Infantry
11Th Infantry Band
James Keough
George Jenks
Joseph Keough
Francis, Keough
Engineers Seek Railroads Pay Hikes Across Eastern Lines
A conference committee of twelve representing forty eight Eastern railroads will meet union leaders to discuss the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers demand for wage increases. The talks aim to coordinate responses for the railroads east of Chicago and north of the Norfolk and Western line. The requested raises range from twenty five to fifty nine percent, potentially lifting total payroll by about ten thousand dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
A. W. Sullivan
Chicago
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Warren
Stone
Grand Opera Company to Perform in Cheyenne
The Grand Opera Company arrives in Cheyenne next Monday and Tuesday for French productions Herodiade and Lakme. Manager Bradley secured the stop during their Eastward move, with Mme. Valmont in Salome, M. Garonne as John the Baptist, and Espa-Carrie as Herod, all from the old country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Avenue
Cheyenne
Bradley
Grant Grand Opera Company
Pacific
Mme. Valmont
Salome
Massenet
Robusto
M. Garonne
John the Baptist
Espa-Carrie
Herod
Special Colonist Trains and Fare Offers From Union Pacific
Union Pacific announces colonist excursion trains from Omaha from March 1 to April 16 with eleven daily runs and special low one way fares for homeseekers and settlers. A deceased man found on the track near Le Roy was identified as a tramp and sent to the coroner for认证. M. J. Handley, day ticket clerk at the Union Pacific depot, departed for Detroit due to his mother’s serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Omaha
le Roy
M. J. Handley
Detroit
Mich
Thornberry Accepts Position and Railroad News Update
E H Thornberry former assistant engineer on the Union Pacific moved to Waterloo Iowa to join a streetcar construction firm. Conductors A A Buckingham and Ed Morey were reinstated after layoff. Local rail activity notes 1911 Cady handled 12 475 cars at Laramie. A new Water Service office opens in Union Pacific depot third floor for Edward Lane area Cheyenne to Laramie. Colorado and Southern reports snow drift delays at Altar Horse Creek with trains hours late but now clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornberry
E. H. Thornberry
Union Paccific
Waterloo
Iowa
Cady
Laramie
Union Pacific
Edward Lane
Colorado & Southern
Altar
Horse Creek
Colonial Program At Local Church Entices With Dime Admission
A colonial themed event at OCOLONTAL SOOTAT Church tonight at 8:00 features tableaux, solos and recitations in honor of a land founder. Admission is a dime when birthday month rules apply, with refreshments 5 cents. Attendees may choose from a list of entries or nominate participants.
Millionaire Wood Faces Tariff Fight Over Shoddy Wool
The article details the rise of a mill owner named Wood from immigrant roots in a cotton mill to wealthy control of a wool trust. It alleges treasuries, stock manipulation, and ties to patent medicines, with a push for tariff protection and a question about fairness of wool prices amid worker wage cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Alphonse Lehair
Fe Vair
Humber
Williames
Wamautta Mills
New Bedford
Treisivar
Fall River
Frederick Ayer
Ayer
Milla
Washington
Taft
Tariff Board
Boston
Treasury
Roosevelt Delivers Progressive Address in Wisconsin Visit
Senator La Follette is cited as influence in Wisconsin’s experiment in social justice and progressive government. Roosevelt’s Wisconsin trip included a stop at Dr. Washington Gladden’s home before heading to the state house for a sweeping address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Wisconsin
Colons
Washington Gladden
Roosevelt
Fort Russell man seeks divorce citing cruel treatment
Nathan Calder of Fort Russell filed in district court for a divorce from Irene Calder claiming harsh and cruel treatment since their June 1 1911 marriage in Texas. He alleges repeated violations of marriage vows and visits to disreputable houses. A separate note mentions a Virginia congressman proposing bi licensure for locomotive engines under interstate commerce supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Calder
Fort Russell
Irene Calder
Irene
Texas
Washington
Lamb
Virginia
Lcense
Laoterstate, Commerce Commission
Wyoming Girl Arrives in Illinois Town
Mina Alberta Claire known as the Girl from Wyoming arrived in Taylorville Illinois on February 15 while en route on horseback from Sheridan Wyoming to Buffalo New York. The 19 year old rider continues along the Wabash route from East St. Louis to Toledo to advertise Wyoming whose trip began September 10 1910. She weighs about 100 pounds wears western attire and carries a revolver for protection remaining in Taylorville for the day before continuing toward Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorville
Mina Alberta Claire
Wyoming
Sheridan
Wyo
Buffalo
N. Y
East St. Louis
Claire
St. Louie
Toledo
Portland
Oregon
San Diego
Los Angeles
Yuma
Ming Claire
Leo
Deoutur
Patriotic Conundrum Social Held by Rebekah Lodge
The Capital Rebekah Lodge No. 24 hosted a patriotic conundrum social at the Odd Fellows hall Thursday evening. Members and friends joined in a united, festive event for fellowship and community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehbekah
Rebekah
Lly United
Wilkes-Barre Man Aims To Kill Wife With Nails
Stanley Vekamas, of Wilkesbarre, Pa, attempted to kill his wife by driving large nails into her spine and used a hatchet. He was arrested as she lay in a city hospital, her condition critical while the motive appeared to be his wish to marry another woman.
Cuba Labor Strikes Widen Across Island
Labor agitation spreads as strikes affect estates Cuba wide. Managers unable to harvest crops due to a shortage of cutters. American action reportedly supports the Cuban government in coping with the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Women in postal services pursue equal promotion rights
In Odessa Ryusila, women constitute a substantial portion of postal telegraphic and telephone staff. They share equal eligibility for promotion with male colleagues across all grades and take nightly shifts alongside male teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Ryusila
Classified Ad Lineup in Leader Three Times
A three line classified notice appears in the Leader edition offered at the rate of two cents per insertion. The short ad runs across three lines and repeats under the same heading with no additional details.
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Woodcraft
Canadian Northern Rail
Montreal
Grand Opera Company
GREAT
Railroad News
A. A. Buckingham
Ed Morey
Mcintosh
Feofle
Fort
Sebati
Mark Twain
George Washington
George
Mark
Hart Schatiner & Marx
John Harrington
Illinois
Blpfalo
Naila
Vekainas
Addrees
Prines
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