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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1911
Page
5
The ad claims severe cold and grippe symptoms vanish after two hour doses, with three doses in a row. It touts three years of research and fifty thousand dollars spent, noting no quinine and a 25 cent price. It asserts no other medicine cures colds as promptly.
Summary of affairs when Gillette turned office to J L Beard. Cash and cash equivalents 292 321.42. Bonds 218 789. Total 506 114.43. State bonded indebtedness 220 000. Balance 286 114.43. On Jan 2 1911 cash 907 967.18 time certificates 116 950.56 bonds 538 296.33 total 1 563 214.07. Bonded indebtedness 140 000. Balance 873 153.07. Deducting four year balance 286 114.49. A gain shown 8087 098.64, an increase over 20 percent in four years.
Denver reports reveal a flour sale bust with 10 000 sacks of Best Kansas Cream Flour at $1.50 per sack by Lawrence and Carr. The item lists delivery and contact details and adds city briefs on Wyoming figures, marriages, births, divorces, society notes, and funeral notices from Cheyenne, Laramie, and Fort Russell.
Miss Alma Evans testified that Mrs Laura Farnsworth Schenk, wife of wealthy John O Schenk, instructed an undertaker to hasten the body’s possession as the husband lay dying in the North Wheeling hospital. The nurse recalled the wife singing to him and asking what was wrong with father as he suffered.
Archdeacon fills duties in the absence of Rev. R. McFetridge who is in Chicago discussing Pasteur treatment to offset any danger from a rabid dog. The note mentions the Pasteur method and church leadership continuity.
Dray of Laramie will oversee St Marks church in this city. Dr Bateman, City Deputy State Veterinarian formerly of Laramie, has moved to this city and made it his home.
Legislators who had lagged in Denver are now in the city and prepared to resume the eleventh session. Senate and House open at 2 PM with committee meetings set to review bills from late last week. Reform measures including direct primary initiative referendum and recall are expected to lead. county division bills loom large with mixed prospects for passage.
An unidentified person set fire to the Terravas park race track in Juarez Max on Monday. The thoroughbred Irrigator suffered severe burns and likely death. Authorities search for the arsonists amid suspected race fixing attempts.
A bi national statement urging neutralization not fortification of the Panama Canal is released in Boston. Sponsors include Richard Olney and David Starr Jordan among prominent figures in the United States and abroad.
The text argues that maintaining the canal would cost at least fifty billion dollars and annual fortification costs around five million dollars. It claims a naval guard at canal entrances would be essential for wartime advantage, yet would render fortifications unnecessary, and cites solemn treaty obligations to keep the canal open to British ships in war and peace, imposing a moral duty to keep it open for all nations.
Victor Bryson of Spencer is touted as the youngest grandfather among Anglo-Saxons. Born in November at fourteen, he married at thirteen and a half. The Bryson family has several under twenty marriages, and their eldest son, now a father, wed last spring.
A St Charles man Walter L Garcnn born in St Louis has endured 24 bone fractures over 24 years of life. He also incurred five dislocations and lost one finger on his right hand in accidents.
Fragmented OCR notes recount multiple injuries and broken bones including right leg and arm, left arm, collar bone, ribs, jaw, and dislocations with numerous counts. Text is garbled and incomplete, offering little coherent narrative or context.
An advertisement promotes The Neal Institute treatment claiming to cure drunkenness without injections. It promises rapid elimination of alcohol poison from the blood, immediate appetite loss for liquor, and a normal state within three days, with a money back guarantee. Contact details are provided for Omaha and Grand Island offices in Nebraska.
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