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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1911
Page
10
Hiram and John Carlton of Towell celebrate their sixty third birthday together with Hiram’s thirty fifth wedding anniversary with a large family dinner. The twins, devout Mormons, are noted as prominent residents of their section.
Thermopolis January 24. After lingering days from injuries in a fall W H Hyde aged citizen of this section died at his son’s home Tarry Hyde owner of a cafe. Deceased was a Civil War veteran and the armory flag was half mast in respect. He is survived by a widow.
The only pair of bloodhounds in Wyoming are under training by Sheriff R. M. Hoop of Sheridan County. The sheriff announced the dogs named Doc and Spook will soon be trained to tackle lawbreakers in the region.
County Attorney Noble of Crook County declares enforcement of the Sunday closing law for saloons. Violators will be prosecuted under the state statute governing this act.
Local sportsmen in Laramie have organized a rod and gun club and will lease land near the city to maintain a pigeon trap and hold regular meets. Officers include Herman Mad son as president, 8. L. Pearson as vice president, D. A. Melena as secretary, and L. BE. Schmidt as treasurer.
News dispatch from January 24 reports the accidental death of August Keaketalo, a Sonoma district farmer, who was killed when a frozen dynamite charge exploded while he tried to thaw it during stump clearing. He is survived by a young wife.
Special Agent W. J. Mel Clement of Union Pacific arrested and prosecuted Harry Ryff for stealing a new fence from the right of way. Ryff pleaded guilty and received a sentence of twenty days in Albany county jail. Suodaece-Phyeictane who ace h.
Details show mine explosion injuries with one fatality and recovery hopes. Wyoming National Guard unit celebrated its anniversary. old Union Pacific depot torn down with a new depot erected. Obituaries list Hagee News Josephine Beacon Thermopolis Infant Tolir Green River and more.
Fort Wayne Indiana January 24 to enable parents of babies to attend Sunday services Rev H B Master pastor of First Presbyterian church announced a nursery run by experienced kindergarten teachers would be in a social room during service He urged parents who must care for young children to bring them to the nursery and attend services thus increasing church attendance
All members are requested to attend in full dress uniform at the I. C. O. F. halt on Friday evening January 27 1911 by order of Captain Schumaker.
Memphis Tennessee January 24 five states Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas Missouri and Tennessee governors met in Memphis to prepare a memorial to Congress for an immediate appropriation. They seek to complete a preliminary survey for the vast wetlands of the Mississippi valley as part of reclamation planning. The group acts as a committee of the Mississippi drainage and highway association.
Newark police charged Joseph Guard a saloon keeper with disorderly conduct and confiscated copies of a Zanesville Ohio paper bearing an attack on Mayor Ankele. Guard had been fined a week earlier for keeping his saloon open and allegedly assaulted the mayor at his trial claiming uneven enforcement.
Ollie Yoonad of Morton's Gap Kentucky reports two years of female disorders and severe backache. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills she declares she is free of pain and can do all her work. She recommends the medicine to others and notes the advice is confidential and free.
Chicago January banquets feature Charles H. H. Sherrill United States minister to Argentina praising Buenos Aires for rapid civic improvements and green spaces. He cites $2,000,000 Centennial celebrations, high living costs and wages, and Argentina’s growing foreign trade as potential opportunities for U S export and South American markets.
London dispatch reports David Lloyd George the chancellor of the exchequer wrote to Ald White endorsing measures to stamp out consumption. He notes feasibility hinges on financial implications for workmen and previews his forthcoming statement on invalidity and insurance while aiming to curb the plague undermining public health in Great Britain.
An advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound ends grippe and cold symptoms after two hour dosing, with three consecutive doses, and asserts the remedy contains no quinine and costs 26 cents. It credits three years of research and promotes rapid relief from neuralgia, headache, feverishness, and nasal congestion.
New York January 25 A lawyer at 120 Broadway asks the Attorney General to sue the Tithe Guarantee and Trust Company to recover penalties totaling 100000 for opening ranch offices without superintendent of banks consent. The case before Deputy Attorney General McQuaid. Walter Lindler and Harold Swain represent the corporation. Claimant is C F Henderson of Brooklya.
The entity is not organized under state statutes but as the German American Loan and Trust company of New York. Its charter does not authorize it to serve as administrator or executor, and it has incurred penalties for opening branch offices without the Superintendent of Banks consent.
New York January reports thousands of immigrants temporarily housed as health and welfare checks proceed. Ellis Island inspected nearly 900,000 aliens last year under immigration laws. Congress considers 455,000 for new buildings and 79,000 for Pelican Island Galveston facilities to ease New York arrivals.
Auburn N Y Jan 24 Two pet cats linked to the late Dr F P Casey receive a monthly $10 support bequest in a codicil. Lawyers say the bequest will be void as the codicil depended on the doctor’s death during a world tour. The codicil also included a $5000 donation to the Humane Society and is now void.
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur as a modern ready made hair dye. It claims sage restores natural color and strength, combining sage with sulfur for scalp care, promoted by Woodh Chemical Company of New York City.
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