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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1911

Page

11

Local social notes record visits and moves

Society members meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Peter Jessen. Mr and Mrs John Rath moved to their new home on Seymour and Twenty second streets. Mr Ernest M Cox and his bride arrived from Boston and are visiting Mr G H Gilland and family. Mr Cox is a nephew of Mr Gilland.

Frank Bonhan Congregational Ladies Aid Society Frank L. Moore Vella G. A. Fox J. A. Payne Thompson Kathyrn Goble Ciety Peter Jessen John Rath Seymour and Twenty-second Streets Ernest M. Cox Bride Boston G. H. Gilland Mr. Cox Gitland

Who Is to Blame For So Many Sickly Children

A promotional paragraph argues mothers are to blame for their children's poor health, urging use of Vinci cod liver and iron tonic. It cites a case from Mrs. W. H. Gilmore of Durand Michigan about a nine year old girl who improved after taking Vinci. The ad promises money back if not satisfied.

W. H. Gilmore Durand Mich Vinci

Victim of Wind Succumbs to Injuries

William H. Long a Union Pacific switchman died at St. John's hospital from injuries after a high wind tore a box car roof away causing a fall. He was 45, lived at 411 West Nineteenth Street Cheyenne, worked six years for UP, survived by a widow a child and two sisters. Remains held at Gleason morgue with funeral plans not yet made.

William H. Long Union Pacific St. John’s Hospital Long Forky Cheyenne Union Pacific Company West Nineteenth Street Lolo Tucker Anderson Salt Lake City Utah Gleason J. F. McNamara

Father Duffy to Enter New Field

The Rev. J. A. Duffy, six years rector of St. Mary's Cathedral in a big city, has resigned and moved to Kommerer Wyoming to work on new Catholic centers. His tenure here saw growth and architectural projects that stand as monuments to his leadership.

J. A. Duffy St. Mary's Cathedral Big City Kommerer Wyo Dutty

Father Duffy Leaves For New Field Within Diocese

The community mourns the departure of Father Duffy who is moving to a new field within the diocese. Bishop Keane expressed deep personal loss and confidence in his future, praising his talent and zeal while noting the lasting impact of his labors at St. Mary’s. Rev. B. R. Groener has assumed duties in the interim.

Father Duffy Bishop Keane St. Mary's Rev B. R. Groener

Attention K of P Regular Meeting Tonight

Regular meeting announced with installation of officers. W R Junk serves as recorder.

W. R. Junk

Enameling at the Suerman Co A New Departure at Truckeys

Truckey and Sena arrange with the Ninth Cal orchestra to give concerts from 3 to 6 PM and 7 to 10 PM on Saturdays January 14 February 4. The twenty six piece ensemble will perform in Cheyenne as a shopper entertainment feature. Programs for the coming Saturday will be issued next Thursday and Monday.

Truckey and Sena Cal Orchestra Truckey and Son Cheyenne

Tariff Commission to Probe Wool Costs

The tariff commission plans to dispatch ten special agents to western wool growing states within ten days to gather exact costs of sheep raising and wool production. K. L. Shaw will lead the effort, following a canvass of the Midwest and middle states. Findings will inform tariff recommendations to Congress.

Washington Jan Tariff Commission K. L. Shaw Migeisepy Valley Middle States Congress

No Backache or Kidney Misery cure claim

A vintage advertisement promotes Pape's Diuretic for kidney and urinary issues claiming rapid relief and a complete cure. It asserts direct action on kidneys and bladder, improves back pain dizziness and fatigue, and warns about progression to serious disease if untreated.

Pape Bright Pape, Thompson & Pape Cincinnati

World Almanac 1911 details vast growth and new facts

The World Almanac for 1911 records growth and events through 1910 with extensive facts. It highlights aviation science, economics, and laws, noting comprehensive summaries of progress in science, art, government, education, labor, industry, commerce, navigation, exploration, and more.

Congress

Almande for 1911 One Volume Reference Library

A concise one volume reference work described as a complete library in itself. It markets factual material about the world including people, places, and events from that era. The tone suggests a patriotic framing of a government by and for the people.

Almande Lincoln

Man of Mystery Harvard Grad Dies After Drinking Spree

Coroner was called to James Kirkbride’s ranch on Little Horse Creek forty-five miles northeast of Cheyenne to hold an inquest into the death of James Ford a sheep herder found dead yesterday morning. Ford, about fifty, was brought to town and left at Gleason morgue while officials seek relatives. Death attributed to acute alcoholism follows a protracted spree, with Ford long keeping his past hidden though some say he was a Harvard graduate and possessed education that lent an air of mystery to his life in the West.

C. Y. Beard James Kirkbride Little Horse Creek Cheyenne James Ford Kirkbride J-H-D Warren Live Stock Company Gleason Morgue West Harvard Hte

Undertaker Misunderstanding Triggers False Funeral at Home

In Schenectady a misread telephone message led Edward Chevalley to call off an embalming at his road business near town. He and his ill condition worsened after the false alert. His mother in Albany misheard the message, believing her son was dying, prompting the undertaker’s arrival.

Schenectady Edward Chevalley Chevalley Albany

Swamp Root a Popular Kidney Remedy Ad

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the best remedy for weak kidneys and bladder trouble. It claims quick, health restoring effects and offers samples by mail with no obligation. Users are urged to mention the paper when writing to Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N

Quarter Removed From Man Bank at St Louis Hospital

Walter Charlwood of 1419 South Eleventh Street had a quarter removed from the tip of his hip after an old injury in Colorado eight years ago. Surgeons retrieved all but the coin which had migrated near the skin and was finally extracted last night.

St. Louis City Hospital Walter Charlwood South Eleventh Street Colorado Chartwood Colorado University

Neal Institute promotes three day drink habit cure in Omaha

An advertisement touts the Neal Three Day Drink Habit Cure at the Neal Institute in Omaha Nebraska. It claims no injections or narcotics are used and guarantees cure with no pay if unsuccessful. The notice cites many cured men and lists over forty Neal Institutes nationwide plus a booklet and contract offer.

Neal Institute Omaha Neb South Tenth Street Iowa Nebraska Grand Island Meal Institute America Bond Addreaa Neal Institute Company South Tenth

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