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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1911
Page
13
The ad urges immediate use of Pape's Diuretic to cleanse and regulate kidneys and urinary tract, claiming quick cures for back pain, rheumatic twinges, frequent urination, and related symptoms before conditions worsen into dropsy or Bright's disease. It touts Cincinnati makers Pape & Thompson and 60 cent treats sold by all druggists.
Mrs. Mary Renler, about 78, collapsed on the doorstep at 417 West hteenth street as she entered a new residence and died within moments. Coroner C. Beard said heart disease and old age likely caused the death. funeral arrangements await next of kin. Renler was mother to J. J. Renner who runs a confectionery on Thames street. two other sons live in Wisconsin.
Divisionists from Torrington and Wheatland press plans to split Laramie County and form Warren and Platte counties. Torrington leaders propose making a new capital in a growing town for Warren county while Wheatland aims to establish Platte county with its own capital. The committees argue state legislature should act on creating the two new counties.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an exam on January 27, 1911, for the fireman position in the custodian service at Cheyenne Wyoming with a salary of $60.
A February 1911 notice lists five Marine Fireman vacancies at Fort Worden Washington and Fort Stevens Oregon with $900 per year and no educational exam. Applicants are rated on experience and physical condition, no exam required, and must file application form 1800 with the Eleventh Civil Service district in Seattle or the local post office representative.
The item promotes Vincl as a cure for insomnia tied to overworked nerves and digestive issues. A testimonial from Marion Indiana claims improved sleep and strength after other remedies failed, with a guarantee of money back if it does not help. The ad notes Vincl contains no drugs and is available at druggists like A KE Rodel in Cheyenne.
Three men named C A McCoomb Frank Penwich and Grant Batley were arrested early Sunday by Sergeant Embry and Officers Talbot and Daker charged with bootlegging. Police confiscated a jug of whiskey a bottle and several bottles after a phone arrangement on O Neil Street near Eighteenth. The men were turned over to county authorities. Window shades at Sherman Co.
In Campatoo on January 16 a young teacher at the Millen school is paid full salary while allegedly skipping roll calls and walking a half mile to the schoolhouse each morning. Patrons blame the directors, consider legislative action to force discharge of incompetent teachers, and justify petitions to Cheyenne. The teacher continues to attend, marking roll with a quiet air as she guides students through the day.
The Atlas presents a balanced bill featuring comical, musical, and mystical acts. Highlight acts include Handout! King with an impressive escape, Beott and Wilson’s eccentric comedy acrobatics, and the Kelvin Metleon trio. The feature film closes with a humorous story and a brilliant Pathe panorama.
A timeless tale of Little Snowdrop captivates children across generations with its gentle magic and enduring charm, treasured by families and storytellers alike.
Mrs Ellen Lawler an early Laramie county immigrant dies at about 77. She lived at Whalen ranch east of Guernsey and served as housekeeper for Dick Whalen. Lawler gained fame at Fort Laramie for cooking travelers and hunters seeking her meals. Her husband predeceased her and she is believed to have relatives in Canada.
Prominent Cheyenne residents traveled to Chicago for Pasteur Institute treatment after a dog bite sparked a rabies scare. Authorities may introduce a city ordinance requiring dog owners to muzzle their animals as stray mongrels flood the streets. The Van Tassel dog remains caged under medical watch for hydrophobia development.
Members of the Cheyenne Industrial club will meet at the club room at 8 o'clock this evening. The event promises to discuss club affairs and upcoming initiatives. The notice underscores the importance of attendance for all members.
A promotional notice touts The Neal Institute method as a non hypodermic cure for all levels of drinkers. It claims rapid elimination of alcohol craving and a return to normal, guarantees cure or money back after three days, and offers free booklet from Omaha and Grand Island offices.
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