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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1911
Page
11
Mrs. R Ll Young hosts a Willing Workers session at West Nineteenth Street with Rev George Van Winkle today delivering an encouraging address. Mrs James and Mrs Manning serve refreshments as Miss Laulee Larsh plays piano. numerous society members attend and plan future events.
Rev F L Moore will present a illustrated lecture on Japan this Sunday evening featuring colored views of island scenes. The program highlights the American Board missions including the Dosha and efforts for prisoners and orphans.
A petition filed in district court seeks appointment of administrator for the estate of the late Mark Cond, a Laramie County rancher slain at the Normandie hotel earlier this week. The petitioner Raven F. Coach of Omaha is a nephew of the deceased.
Rev and Mrs Leon Hills are now comfortably located in their new home on Twenty-eighth Street between Carey Avenue and Eddy Street. Mr Hills will retain his study in the Manse adjoining the Presbyterian church on Carey Avenue near Eighteenth Street.
Local Woodmen of the World lodge prepares a Thursday reception in Keefe hall honoring Head Consul J. J. Hoover. The evening will feature a musical concert and dancing later in the event.
In Baltimore on January 7 Judge Gorter of The Superior court annulled the marriage of Miss Margaret Ordway Maury of Washington D C, granddaughter of Commodore Wall and Sheburne P Hopkins, a student. The pair had planned a mock ceremony for a Baltimore theater crowd but the plan collapsed under legal action.
State Superintendent Rose A. Bird announced a new state board of examiners for school teachers. Appointees include J. O. Creager of Laramie as secretary, M. B. Shuck superintendent of public schools of Rawlings, and Mrs. Meda Binsel superintendent of public schools of Johnson County Buffalo.
Two more days remain before the Wyoming legislature begins a forty day session Tuesday morning marking the seventh assembly. The opening is described as a pivotal epoch with many novel questions to be considered as lawmakers gather from their homes.
After four days many candidates progressed through Masonic degrees in Wyoming, the Wyoming Consistory reunion concluded last evening with a reception banquet and ball. Prominent Masons from across the state and their wives attended the social finale.
Frank Turner of Chicago announced in a St Paul saloon that he sold shares in the kingdom of heaven at $100 each claiming to be the Messiah. Police took him into custody after a bartender called central station and Turner said in court it was a joke.
An advertised home remedy claims to fortify the nerves and improve health, aiding those with insomnia anxiety trembling and other ailments. It touts benefits for writers and professionals and advises a home preparation using simple botanical extracts to be taken after meals and at night.
A court records examination of the accused's mental condition is conducted to determine fitness for trial. The proceedings assess prior medical history and present behavior to report whether competence or restoration is possible.
Thomas Davies, a wrestler, was arrested in Oklahoma City as a member of the James C. Maybray gang. Eighty five members were indicted two years ago at Council Bluffs, Iowa, for swindling. Davies’ photo advertising a wrestling match led to his capture.
A false alarm sent the fire department to the corner of Thames and O’Neil Street at 1 40 this morning. Fire crews found no fire and cleared the scene shortly after arriving.
A home remedy describes making a syrup from sugar, warm water, and Pinex with honey or sugar syrup. It claims rapid cough relief within 24 hours, improved appetite, and benefits for bronchial and throat issues. The ad-style note touts customer satisfaction guarantees and pharmacist involvement.
A severe windstorm battered the city and surrounding yards with gusts up to 60 mph. Judge Gibson Clark suffered a broken nose and knee gash, while switchman Thomas Long fractured an ankle. Arm amputation occurred for George Ek Garner after he was struck by a moving car. Cars and wagons overturned as debris and frightened horses caused chaos throughout the streets. The wind damaged roofs, unroofed sheds, and seized a restaurant purse containing 265 dollars before subsiding by evening.
An advertisement promotes the Neal Three Day Drink Habit Cure at the Neal Institute 1502 South Tenth Street Omaha Nebraska. It claims no injections drugs or narcotics and a no cure no pay policy with hundreds cured in Iowa and Nebraska and notes the Grand Island Neal Institute as the only other Nebraska site offering the cure.
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