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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1911
Page
2
Hiram and John Carlton, twin brothers from Towell, marked their sixty third birthday and Hiram’s thirty fifth wedding anniversary with a mammoth dinner in Pinedale. The brothers, devout Mormons and progressive locals, shared a strong bond as they celebrated together.
Thermopolis on January 24 reports the death of W. H. N. Hyde after several days of injuries from a fall. Hyde, a respected elder and Civil War veteran, died at his son Tarry Hyde’s cafe home. He is survived by a widow.
Training moodhounds Doc and Spook proceed under Sheriff R M Hoop in Sheridan County Wyoming. The sheriff announces the pair will soon be trained to track down mischief in the area and identify any lawbreaker they pursue.
Sundance January 24 County Attorney Noble of Crook County declares he will enforce the Sunday closing law for saloons. Violators will be treated according to the state statute governing this offense.
A group in Laramie has formed a rod and gun club and will lease land near the city to establish a pigeon trap for 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.
The accidental death of August Keaketalo, a Sonoma district farmer, occurred when he attempted to thaw out frozen dynamite while clearing a field of stumps. He is survived by a young wife.
Special Agent W J Mel Clement of Union Pacific arrested and prosecuted Harry Ryff for stealing a fence from the right of way. Ryff pleaded guilty and received a sentence of obscure days in Albany county jail after the plea. Suodaece-Phyeictane remains unclear in the report.
Leonard and Jay Druner, injured in a mine blast last week with one fatality, expect recovery. Wyoming National Guard unit MM marks its birthday with a celebration. The Union Pacific depot at a long-standing building has been replaced with a new structure. Death notices list Hagee Josephine Beacon Thermopolis. infant Tolir Green River. Ira Lovell. Anna Karria. Mina Myrtle May. Kita Mitts.
Fort Wayne ind jan 24 to enable parents of babies to attend Sunday worship the Rev H B Master pastor of First Presbyterian church announced a nursery staffed by experienced kindergarten teachers would be set up in a social room during services parents who cared for young children were urged to bring them to the class to boost attendance at Sunday services
All members are requested to attend in full dress uniform at the I C O F halt Pridsy evening January 27, 1911. By Order of Captain Schumaker.
Five governors of Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas Missouri and Tennessee met in Memphis to prepare a memorial to Congress seeking immediate funds to complete a preliminary survey of the Mississippi valley wetlands for reclamation. They acted as a committee of the Mississippi drainage and highway association.
Newark police served Joseph Guard a saloon keeper with a disorderly conduct charge and confiscated copies of a Zanesville paper he carried to Newark. The issue attacked Mayor Ankele after Guard was fined for keeping his saloon open, and Guard allegedly assaulted the mayor at trial, claiming biased enforcement.
Ollie Yoonad of Morton's Gap Kentucky credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills with curing a two year backache and female disorders. She reports no pain for over two years and doing all her own work. The letter promotes confidential advice and thanks neighbors.
Chicago January banquet quotes Charles H H Sherrill United States minister to Argentina praising Buenos Aires for rapid civic improvements. He cites eight city blocks cleared for green space in five weeks, a 2 million dollar Centennial, high living costs with wages up, and Argentina's $700 million foreign trade last year while urging South American trade opportunities.
London January 24 In a letter to Ald White Lloyd George the chancellor of the exchequer says he has considered measures to stamp out consumption linked to his upcoming invalidity insurance statement He notes the main difficulty is a financial one and that taxing workmen would be hard but he remains hopeful to arrest the plague whose wheels are reddened on Britain.
A 26 cent package of Pape's Cold Compound is touted as ending grippe and curing severe colds after two hour doses. The ad claims three years of research and asserts no quinine is included, promising rapid relief from headache, fever, nasal congestion, and other grippe symptoms.
New York court action to recover penalties totaling 100000 for opening ranch offices without consent of the Superintendent of Banks. Kawes, a lawyer, filed the petition with Deputy Attorney General McQuaid. Walter Lindler and Harold Swain for the corporation. Decision reserved. The petitioner is C F Henderson of Brooklyn.
The company operated under a name not authorized by state statutes and lacked power to act as administrator or executor. It incurred penalties for opening branch offices without consent from the Superintendent of Banks.
New York reports waves of new arrivals to Ellis Island with thousands awaiting health and welfare checks. Officials seek $455,000 for new buildings and $79,000 for Pelican Island immigration facilities to relieve New York harbor congestion.
In Auburn New York January 24 two pet cats tied to the late Dr F P Casey receive monthly $10 support from a codicil to his will. Lawyers say the bequest likely fails as the codicil depended on the doctor’s death during a world tour for validity. The codicil also included a $5,000 bequest to the Humane Society and is declared void.
An old remedy using sage to darken hair is modernized by Wyeths Sage and Sulphur. The product claims to revive color with a ready made solution sold by the Wood Chemical Company of New York City. It promises easy use without herb gathering and offers a direct mail purchase.
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