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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1911
Page
13
The ad claims a severe cold will break after two hourly doses until three consecutive doses are taken. It asserts rapid resolution of grippe symptoms from a 25 cent package and notes the product contains no quinine after three years of costly research.
A summary shows cash and cash equivalents of 292,321.42 and bonds of 218,789.00 totaling 506,114.43. Bonded statewide debt stands at 140,000.00 leaving a balance of 373,153.07 after transfers. A gain of 8087,098.64 is reported, an increase over 20 percent in four years, with figures dated January 2, 1911.
Denver reports list prominent Wyoming visitors including D. J. OConnell Wm Dunstan and W Thomas with others in Cheyenne and Laramie. A Cheyenne couple Martha Long and Robert M Baker wed at a private ceremony. Also notes births divorces funeral services and social events with local business notes and upcoming Elks dance.
In Wheeling West Virginia January 17 Miss Alma J Evans testified about Mrs Laura Farnsworth Schenk urging an undertaker to hurry with the body once Mr John O Schenk died The nurse described the wife who rose from poverty to wealth singing What's the matter with father He's all in as her husband lay ill in the North Wheeling hospital.
Archdeacon conducts prayers in the absence of Rev. R. McFetridge who is in Chicago discussing Pasteur treatment to offset rabies risk from a dog bite. The event reflects church response as public health concerns arise.
Dray of Laramie will head St. Marks church in this city. City deputy state veterinarian Dr. W A Bateman, formerly of Laramie, has settled in this city.
Members of the legislature return to Denver to resume the eleventh session after adjournment. The senate and house plan to open at 2 pm and tackle major reforms including direct primary initiative referendum and recall. County division bills will dominate early debate with mixed prospects for passage.
An unidentified person set a blaze early Monday at Terravas Park Race Track in Juarez. The thoroughbred Irrigator suffered severe burns and may die. Investigators seek the firebugs suspected of interfering with horse racing.
A public statement signed by Richard Olney and other notable figures argues for neutralization rather than fortification of the Panama Canal. The document cites treaties, past pledges, and calls for arbitration over war, stressing international efforts to reduce military spending and preserve peace.
The document argues that maintaining the canal would require immense costs and fortifications far from home. It contends that even with maximum fortifications a naval guard would be essential for wartime access, yet such guards would render fortifications largely unnecessary. It states a solemn treaty obligates keeping the canal open to British ships in peace and war, creating a moral duty to allow ships of all nations.
Victor Bryson of Spencer, North Carolina, is hailed as the youngest grandfather of Anglo-Saxon descent. His thirty third birthday came in November after marrying at thirteen. The couple raises a large family and their eldest son, who married last spring, is now a father. Several generations in the family married before twenty.
In 24 years Walter L Garcnn of St Charles has endured 24 bone fractures and 5 dislocations. He also lost one finger on his right hand due to accidents. The report from Saint Louis on January 17 notes the unusual lifetime tally of injuries affecting multiple bones and joints.
The note details multiple injuries including a broken right leg once, right arm twice, and extensive left side damage such as an arm and collarbone break, rib injuries, jaw fracture, dislocations, and multiple finger losses. It describes ongoing disability after the latest accident.
An advertisement touts The Neal Institute internal treatment claiming rapid neutralization of alcohol poison without injections. It promises a perfect cure in three days, guarantees refund if not achieved, and claims modern physician backed methods with confidential communications and bank references.
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