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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1913
Page
13
Miller's advertises accurate watch repair with moderate prices and high grade work at 1709 Carey Ave. Other items include tax receipts being mailed, a marriage license, job ads for seamstress, and local happenings such as prisoners passing through and new notaries public.
Beatrice Ran som and Adelaide George, named detainees given 30 day sentences, were moved from a dark cell to the Bull Pen after promising to behave. They allegedly tried to water cure Sgt. Charles Embry during a daily nourishment pass, prompting continued confinement on bread and water in the dark room.
Chas Kitémiller arrived from the east and said preparations to place the Ideal Telephone muffler on the market are nearly complete. The device attaches to a phone booth and prevents overhearing conversations. Local parties show interest and the main office is expected in this city.
Former Keefe hall manager Mr. Marah opens the remodeled Coliseum to the public this evening. The charity ball moves from Eagles hall to January 20 with a promise of high class entertainment and no rowdyism. Roller skating will be offered on the first floor while the dancing hall occupies the second floor.
Washington society weighs a White House dinner of widows, ex presidents and their children. Mrs Taft and Mrs Cleveland hosted a recent event inspiring plans that could involve Mrs Woodrow Wilson after March 4 when Taft and Roosevelt remain in office. Descendants from Lincoln era onward attend, including Mrs Harrison and Mrs Garfield, with John Tyler’s son noted in Virginia.
A testimonial from Mrs Mary Wasson of Philadelphia credits Eckmans Alterative with curing her consumptive illness after four years of cough night sweats chest pain and weight loss She reports marked relief within three weeks and full recovery over ten years while urging others to seek the remedy The advertisement notes the product contains no opiates or habit forming drugs and offers a booklet from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia Pa
Review outlines the La Salle theater era in Chicago and credits Addison Burkhardt Frederick Donaghey and Ren M Jerome for composing Louisiana Lou. The piece, produced under Harry Askin in 1910, is praised for its unity of authors and music with Frank Smithson, delivering substantial roles for actors and singers.
Thermopolis reports mounting pressure on Wyoming to fund roads. Officials note revenue challenges and the impact of poor highways on transcontinental routes and auto travel. Westport representative F E Bolen cites 1800 cars and rail passengers using the state last year due to bad roads. Projections warn of traffic surge by 1916 if improvements occur.
Advertises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming instant relief from heaviness and gas after overeating. Says one tablet digests 3,000 grains of food and restores digestive comfort, with tablets available at 60 cents from druggists nationwide.
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