Catarrh of the Pharynx Remedies and Advice
An old column describes catarrh of the pharynx as common among heavy drinkers smokers and late suppers causing coughing hawking bad taste and a husky voice. It praises Peruna with daily doses and lifestyle changes including early rising cold baths abstaining from late suppers and smoking. It urges readers to ask their druggist for a Peruna almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna Company
Columbus
Ohio
Druq
Ipis
Miller's watch repair and services in Cheyenne
Classified brief noting Miller's Watch Repair at 1709 Carey Ave Cheyenne offering correct repairs and adjustments at moderate prices. Also mentions Bee Mark A Chapman loans and insurance at 19th and Carey Ave and a marriage license issued to William E Preston of Cozad Neb and Catherine Massing of Cheyenne. Police seek information on Guy Barnum thought to have resided here and an arrest of William J O'Brien as disturber.
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Cheyenne
Mark A. Chapman
Carey Ave
William E. Preston
Cozad
Neb
Cathrine Massing
Emstress
E. D. Gee
Capitol Avenue
Pueblo
Colo
Guy Barnum
William J. O'Brien
Swift
Police and Court Notes from Gillette Area
Local items report drunkenness and disturbance incidents with a mention of O’Brien being taken into custody. Mabel E K Smith offers piano and theory lessons at 610 East Twenty-fifth Street. Roy Montgomery, Gillette News editor and Campbell County businessman, was in Cheyenne observing politics. Clara A Ligier advertises beauty culture and hair services at 411 W. 19th St. Names for jury in district court being compiled by county officials will include thousands. Police say a jailed man helped shovel snow by headquarters and commented it felt just like home.
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O'Brien
Gwift
Mabel EK. Smith
East Twenty-fifth Street
Gillette News
Roy Montgomery
Businos
Campbell County
Cheyenne
Clara A. Ligier
W. 19Th St
Board of
Fruit Growers to Meet in Big Horn Basin
President H. S. Jolley announces the annual meeting of the Big Horn Basin fruit growers association to be held Tuesday January 21. He says efforts are underway for an educational program with expected addresses by Professor Buffum C. T. Chilcott and W. J. Booth and other speakers from the basin region.
Derailment Delays Cheyenne Streetcar At Nineteenth Street
Traffic on the Cheyenne street railway slowed about 45 minutes last night when a car derailed after leaving the switch at Nineteenth street and Carey avenue. The front truck turned onto the track while the rear derailed. the rear truck was detached before wheels were replaced. Power-house crew and motorman Williams with conductor Clenfuegoss handled the incident and the car resumed service.
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Cheyenne Street
Nineteenth Street
Carey Avenue
Williams
Clenfuegoss
Third Candidate Emerges in French Presidency Race
Paris January 14 Paul Deschanel re elected today president of the chamber of deputies announced he will seek the presidency. Other formal candidates include Premier Raymond Poincare and former Premier Felix Ribot.
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Paris
Paul Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
Raymond Poincare
Felix Ribot
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Quick Stomach Relief
Claiming rapid relief from overeating discomfort the advertisement states Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest food instantly and refresh the stomach and bowels. It touts digestion of 3000 grains per dose and notes the product sells for six cents at druggists nationwide.
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Stuart
Board of Thanks for Bereavement Notes
The Green family expresses gratitude for help and sympathy following a recent bereavement. Patrick Green Jr and Mr. and Mrs. P Green along with Mrs. J P Green and children acknowledge the support from friends.
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Patrick Green
P. Green
J. P. Green
Film company suit against Taylor heard in district court
The Chicago Film Company and BE. T. Taylor argued before Judge Mentzer yesterday. No decision has been issued. Taylor seeks recovery claiming he lost a small sum after the film company sent the game film to him multiple times while he operated a local moving picture show.
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Chicago Film Company
BE. T. Taylor
Mentzer
Taylor
Hyde's Third Trial Opens in Swope Murder Case
In Kansas City on January 14 1920 the third trial of Dr B C Hyde accused of murdering Colonel Thomas H Swope the millionaire uncle of his wife begins tomorrow presenting new defense questions and evidence sought by the defense and prosecution alike.
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Kansas City
B. C. Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Made in Cheyenne Exhibit Dates Set for February
Cheyenne announces the Made in Cheyenne show with dates February 14 and 15. Committees selected to organize the exhibit aim to attract merchants and manufacturers to display locally produced articles. The event targets legislator attendance during the session to promote Cheyenne products.
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Cheysenne
Personal notices greeting Cheyenne residents and visitors
Journal notes numerous residents and visitors in Cheyenne including J. M. Hench from Phermopolis Jarod Borner from Siratoca H Maynard from Saratoxa A J Wendt from Lander J Reed from Laramie A L Brock from Buffalo John J Gellem from Glen Rock GB Carnahan from Kesmerer F D Dennison from Rawlins FB Brewer from Rawlins Ed Jacobson from Casper H J Fullerton from Cody Lesle Johns from Rock River renting a home for the legislature Mr and Mrs William J Wood Mr and Mrs 8 I Perry and Miss Nettle Truax at the Plains seeking apartments Mrs Anna B Miller from Laramie with her son Leslie Miller
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J. M. Hench
Phermopolis
Cheyenne
Jarod Borner
Siratoca
H. Maynard
Saratoxa
A. J. Wendt
Lander
J. Reed
Laramie
A. L. Brock
Buffalo
John J. Gellem
Glen Rock
R. FB. Brewer
Rawlins
Ed. Jacobson
Casper
H. J. Fullerton
Cody
Lesle
Anna B. Miller
Laramie i
Lesile J. Miller
Notice to present bills at Capitol Grill by January 17
All bills contracted by the Capitol Grill must be presented to the undersigned no later than January 17. All bills payable to the Capitol Grill should be paid to the undersigned at 4A. W. Idleman.
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Capitol Grill
Local agent C R McKinstry expands after acquisitions
Insurance and real estate agent C R McKinstry has purchased the Ott Insurance business and taken over the Connecticut and Germania companies. He also recently acquired the Concordia and National Bell Franklin from the Newman agency, consolidating a large city agency.
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C. R. McKinstry
Ott Insurance
Connecticut
Germania
Mr. McKinstry
Concordia
National Bell Franklin
Newman Agency
McKinstry
Syrup of Figs touted for women's ailments and health
An old promotional notice claims Syrup of Figs cures many female complaints from biliousness to constipation without nausea or griping. It urges choosing the genuine California Fig Syrup Company label to avoid substitutes and promises a clear head and rosy complexion the next day.
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Renna
California Pig Syrup Company
Battery A Defeats Fort Russell High School 74 to 16
Fort Russell suffered a lopsided 74 to 16 defeat as Battery A Fourth Field Artillery outscored the high school in fastbreak play. Hell led Battery A with 10 field goals. Anderson added two free throws and one field goal. High school free throws were weak and its shooting fell short throughout the game.
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Battery A
Fourth Field Artillery
Fort
Fort Russell
Hell
Marks
Fowler
Dempsey
Anderson
Battery
Connolly
Averill
Wits
Gardiner
Averil High School
Bell
Marka
Clowry
Know
Kerrigan
Clowry Lee
Compaey
Averiti
High School
Ball
Lee
C. H. Both
Business vs Class Is Big Success
About five members of the Hual head men's class of Varigh Hodee held an enthusiastic meeting in a gym. Reilly led a hard course session, and the group showed strong effort despite challenges.
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Reilly
King’ Kelley
Hualhead
Varigh Hodee
Real Treat in Store for Fans Friday Night
The Sidney high school basketball team, led by Manager Jimmy Mart, prepares for a Friday evening game at the gymnasium. After three seasons together, Sidney exhibits strong teamwork and sharp shooting, having defeated rival teams 277 to 0 in three warmups while Cheyenne, yet to face real competition, shows less challenge. Coach Jono predicts the team will win the championship and bring glory to Wyamire and neighboring states.
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Jimmy Mart
Sidney
Nebraska
Kansas
Jono
Elam
Winter Championship Night Promises Fast Show and Dance
A social dance follows Friday's game with a dance to start at o'clock. Tickets are distributed to school members with the plan to attend a national winter game exhibition. Admission is 75 cents per couple, 60 cents for gentlemen and 25 cents for ladies.
Football Stars Receive Nifty Sweater Coats
High school football team members who played five or more games were honored last night with sweater coats. Captain Powler and Manager Marks received distinctive embellishments, as did other players including Doyle Keating and Snow. Coach Jones and several team members were among the recipients.
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Powler
Bariy
Doyle
Keating
Wan
Jones
Owier
Marke
Snow
Clowry
Crees
Hughes Storey
Lew
Hosack
Chambers
Fite
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Miller's
Kabo Dormet
Kabo
Mao
Siaesibiow
Peter
Arage
Hyde
Home Products
T. GB. Carnahan
Kesmerer
F. D. Dennison of
W. Idleman
Citizens National Bank
Wyoming
House
Senate
Uinta County
United States
The
Leader
Hank Handkins
the Crescent Tailoring Co
Lovigle
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