Flour Trust Busted and Local Notices in Cheyenne
City briefs report a flour sale promotion by Lawrence and Carr at 20th and Thomea Sts with 10 000 sacks of Best Can ens Cream Flour at 1 50 per sack. Notaries commissioned J M Carey named Clifton J Musser and John C Friend. Civil engineer Warwick Bond visits Cheyenne. Buffalo Progressive Republican W J Thom arrives from Buffalo. Civil service exam announced for Freedmen hospital nurse position in Washington with 480 salary. Mrs Fred Miller and companions depart Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence & Carr
20Th
Thomea Sts
J. M. Carey
Clifton J. Musser
Cheyenne
John C. Friend
Rawlins
Cheyenne Federal Building
Freedmen’s Hospital
Washington, D. C
St. Joseph Death Notice for H. L. Hawn
Death notice from St. Joseph Missouri reports the passing of H. L. Hawn. The message confirms the death occurred in St. Joseph and invites condolences to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph, Mo
H. L. Hawn
Woman Burned by Gasoline Explosion Endangers Life
Mrs. J. W. Carpenter, a Fall River arrival and mother of Miss Ethel Carpenter, was badly burned in her Windsor block apartment yesterday afternoon when a small amount of gasoline used to spot a skirt ignited. The attendant, Mrs. Peat, risking her own safety, saved Mrs. Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Felach
Prisma Donna
A of Splice Company
Cheyenne
Compan
Denver
J. W. Carpenter
Fall River
Mass
Ethel Carpenter
State Leader Business Office
Windsor
Weather report for Sherman Co forecast and temperatures
Local forecast indicates snows Saturday and Sunday with colder conditions for youth. For the four hours ending 6 pm January 18 1911 the maximum temperature was 64 degrees and the minimum 28 degrees with no precipitation recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satur
Palasor
Hatpin Ordinance Brought to New York Aldermen
New York on January 13. Alderman Alexander Dresher of Brooklyn introduced an ordinance barring extra long hatpins in public places unless guarded to prevent injury. The measure mirrors Chicago’s a safety rule with a fifty dollar fine and was referred to committee without debate.
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New York
Alexander
Dresher
Brooklyn
Board of Aldermen
Drescher Ia
Chicago
Thhat
State Leader Want Ads Promise Best Results
Classified listings in The State Leader offer effective reach for buyers and sellers. The page highlights affordable rates, quick placement, and broad local exposure across multiple categories, encouraging readers to place ads to maximize visibility.
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a no quinine remedy to end grippe and break severe colds. It claims two hourly dosing for three doses, relief of neuralgia and head cold symptoms, and notes three years of research costing over fifty thousand dollars.
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Pape
Opening of Billiard and Tailoring Parlors on Capitol Ave
The new billiard room and tailor parlor began at 1508 Capitol Ave inviting both old friends and newcomers to celebrate. The eve featured novelty items and a sharp, prop-style display.
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Capitol Ave
Amusements At The Lyric Offer Fun Friday Coupons
The Lyric presents entertaining films as Mr Farnsworth returns to lead events. Coupons are given to each attendee and a numbered system on Fridays decides who leads a bowl and charges a small fee. Copper souvenir prizes and a cinema variety show add charm to the program.
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Farnsworth
Barnong Ogalg
Pelorus Jack the Friendly Dolphin Protected by Law
Pelorus Jack, the famed dolphin along Australasian waters, escorts steamers on the Nelson Wellington run by day and night. He enjoys special protection under New Zealand fisheries regulations. Local lore ties him to a brave French rescuer and a tale of a weasel causing a ship to dodge a plague.
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Pelorus Jack
Hisso
Nelson- Wellington
New Zeland
Jaques Tregoulet
Fraudulent Office Holders Return Funds
In Dauphin County Court restitution totaling 1.2 million dollars and warrants worth 200 thousand have been paid by defendants linked to Pennsylvania capitol frauds. The commonwealth drops further criminal actions, save for Joseph M. Huston who appeals. The capitol project cost about 14.6 million with alleged fraud near five million. Total state recovery reaches 1.59 million. prosecutor notes 107,961 spent on prosecutions. Defendants include estates of John H. Sanderson and W. L. Mathues, William P. Snyder, John M. Shumaker, Joseph M. Huston, Frank Garris, H B Hardenburgh, and Wm. Burd Cunnel. one acquittal remains.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Commonwealth
Joseph M. Huston
Philadelphia
Capitol
Pennsylvania
M. Hampton Todd
Hi. BH. Hardenburgh
WH. Burd Cunnel
Old Common Sense Food Advice from a Health Blotter
A blotter excerpt presents a doctor recommending skipping fried foods and meat for breakfast and tea to cure stomach pain and headaches. A 68 year old man reports rapid recovery and better health, claiming to feel like a new man. The text promotes the idea that diet changes can heal, contrasting with pills and medicines.
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Wellville
Hwuman
Call Issued for State Publicity Convention in Wyoming
Leaders Arthur C. Jones and Judge C. N. Potter urge a statewide convention in Cheyenne to discuss publicity for Wyoming resources and immigration. The meeting seeks a state association, with representatives from commercial clubs and local bodies, to cooperate with state efforts and funded publicity plans.
Plan for State Convention Representation Circulated in 1911
The call outlines representation for counties two delegates each and railroads two delegates each. Corporations in Carey Act irrigation coal or mineral development get one delegate. Chambers and clubs including Laramie Chamber of Commerce and Industrial Club of Cheyenne back the plan. Signed by Arthur C. Jones and Charles N. Potter on January 12, 1911.
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Arthur C. Jones
C. N. Potter
Laramie
Carey
Cheyenne
Industrial Club
la Trade
Ouch
Gs & Commercial Glub Hgara ‘ Trade
Chamber of Oat R Boy
Board of County Commission
Ers
Industrial Club OF
Charles N. Potter
Another Suit Filed In Connection With Eddy Will
Concord New Hampshire January 13 A second bill was filed in the Eddy will matter this time on behalf of Dr J Foster Eddy. The filing seeks to restrain trustees from removing personal property from Merrimac County and covers the same ground as the earlier equity bill by George W Glover of Lead South Dakota.
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Concord
N. H
Relationship disclosures in Snerman Co. case emerge
The document notes Foster Eddy’s adoption status, recognized by Glover. It also mentions Eddy as the sole child of Mrs. Eday and references Collier's White Lead at Snerman Co.
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Wank
Collier
Snerman
Start a Savings Account With Just One Dollar
A vintage bank pitch encourages starting a savings account with one dollar. It promises security and integrity, a 4 percent interest offer, and the idea that regular small deposits build a friend in illness and future needs.
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Capitol Avenue Theatre
F. Stahle
Jence
Henry W. Savage
Warwick Bond
Newcastic
Clara Bond
Buffalo
W. J. Thom
Johnson County
Fred Miller
Arthur
Cora Hawn
Labot
GEO. A. Dickel & Co, Distillers Nashville
Teun
Idelman Bros
Obeyenne
Stork
Fred Horst
Metropoles
C. W. Burdick
Wyoming
Wasserman’s
Moose Investment Company of
The
Sherman Co
Cheyenne Brick CO
Superior
Aavidant
Puone
the Lyric
Chi-Namet Varatsh
Shermian Cay
New Zealand
Morta
California
Sunkist
California Fruit Growers
Clark Street
Ill
Eddy
Will
Williams
Williama
Price Bio
Williams Mfg. CO
Cleveland
A. E. Roedel
Magic City
Sam Mandel
Citizen’s National Bank
Disadeane, Kintald & Co, Cleihote
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