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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1911
Page
13
Funeral services for T Joseph Bovee, who died in Houston last week, will be held this afternoon at 2 o clock from the Early Chapel. Other brief items note city classifieds, including job notices, corporate filings, and state land board routine actions.
E H Ellerston was arrested and jailed on a complaint by his wife who charged he threatened to attack her. Flour list Husted 10 000 50 lb.
Aviator Mcurdy makes a great flight but fails De $m ss Henderson finds berth J C Henderson formerly Cheyenne police officer named assistant special agent for Union Pacific under J W McClements Carpenter Dies John G Peterson carpenter from Sioux City Iowa died yesterday at 815 West Twenty fourth street age about 35 brother of N G Peterson 43 in this city
Two French chemists spent twenty years isolating medicinal alkaloids from cod liver oil while removing the oil. Vinol blends these elements with iron and a mild wine to imitate cod liver oil’s benefits without the oil. It claims better absorption and is sold with a money back guarantee by A. E. Roede, Druggist.
The Arcadians, praised for scenic and musical charm, head to Capitol Avenue theatre February 7. A London inspired buoyant musical comedy, featuring James Smith and the comical transformations of Simplicitus and Ampliictus, with Dileen and Jack among the lively cast.
musical comedy From New York arrives at Capitol Avenue theatre next Friday with Charles Frohman presenting The Dollar Princess The Viennese score by Leo Fall is praised as superior to The Merry Widow and a splendidly staged production features a strong cast and a celebrated beauty chorus from the New York World selections.
An advertisement reports Mrs C C Gokey of Northfield Vermont was cured of heart disease by Dr Miles Heart Remedy. It urges readers to seek the remedy if they suffer similar symptoms and implies a risk in delaying treatment. The message promotes early purchase with a money back claim.
Advertisement notes new percale fabric described as 36 inches wide sold at one yard increments. Mentions WM Myers Dr. a Ood as possible shop or location reference.
Mrs. Curt Hinkle, wife of a former deputy secretary of state, was assaulted by a trooper in uniform near Holdredge addition while walking. The attacker struck her twice and fled when a motorist approached. James McDonald of the Ninth Cavalry was arrested and identified by Mrs. Hinkle as the assailant. He was turned over to authorities and brought to Cheyenne from Fort Russell, charged with malicious assault.
A break in occurred at the Rex saloon on Fifteenth Street between Capitol and Carey Avenues before daylight Sunday. Intruders forced a rear door panel and stole several dollars from the cash register, leaving beer and whiskey scattered in view.
The note records the arrival of 46 inch Anderson gingham fabric and 209 yard measurements. Mentions WM. Myers as a supplier or contact with DB and CC initials noted.
William Douglas, 21, colored, confesses twelve years in reform school and is charged with larceny for stealing jewelry from Julius Plackney’s stock in a building shared with General L. Kabis at 205 West Seventeenth Street. Arrest followed after he, intoxicated, offered stolen items to Officer O’Brien and showed them to the owner. Jewels valued at about 25 dollars were recovered from the Blackney window.
An elderly woman believed named Matson from Guernsey was brought to Cheyenne and confined on a charge of insanity. Reports say she wandered for days and, while on the Colorado & Southern Pineger train toward her Colorado home, became insane. She was taken from the Wheatland train and returned to the city.
Lieutenant H. L. Honeywell U. S. Army reports tests here of a new aero plane and dirigible hybrid called a diriplane. Early trials show flights from eight to sixty minutes and claim non-capable features, indicating promising performance for this mixed craft.
McCurdy attempts a historic sea flight in a white-winged biplane from shore to Havana aided by torpedo boats Floe escorts. He lifts off at 7 32 and flies over the sea at high speed, passing each boat thirty miles from shore amid cheers. A late lubrication issue forced an unscheduled descent.
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur compound restores natural hair color and halts hair loss. Sold by druggists for 50 cents or one dollar a bottle, or ordered direct from Wyeth Chemical, 74 Cortlandt St, New York City. A. H. Koodel endorses the remedy.
McCurdy expected to reach Havana by 10 o clock but was forced to alight on the water due to a shortage of lubricating oil. He and the machine were reported uninjured. A prize of 5000 dollars from the Havana Post and 3000 dollars from the Havana Council motivated the flight, seen as a major aviator achievement.
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