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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
11
The report notes De Nyle, Don and Everett guiding well trained animals to respond to master requests. Driscoll and Drexell appear in a burlesque and musical comedy combo. An aerial talking act by Paul and Pauline closes the program, expected to be one of the season’s most striking attractions.
J A Kirkpatrick offers real bills and insurance at 1821 Carey, inviting taxicab calls. Hobbs Huckfeldt and Finkbiner advertise taxi and touring car service day or night with phone numbers. They sell baby carriages and sulkies and run a messenger service offering a paper sent at their expense if the Leader is not obtained.
Cheyenne Wyoming reports 24 hour period ending 6 PM with high temperature 41 and low 12, precipitation total 1.46 inches since January 1, last 24 hours 0, relative humidity 45 percent, wind SW to W averaging 12 miles per hour, normal mean temp 25, actual mean 26, change 4 degrees warmer.
Car from Denver over Greeley road says road not so bad. Two cars from Ft. Collins pulled in. Lincoln east open to Pine Bluffs with detours around drifts. Lincoln west open to Otto but Granite Canon impassable with ten foot drift. No reports from the north.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Max W. Zeigler and Grace L. Hogmire of Longmont Colorado Dewey H. Wallace of Boulder Colorado and Myrtle V. Fergu son of Denver Cecil G. Mason and Alice M. Bebb of Carpenter Thayne Shullenberger of Cheyenne and Frances Marlatt of Lake View Michigan
The state board of pardons has pardoned George J. Mowrey convict 2977 who was sentenced in Crook County in October 1919 to serve from three to five years for rape.
William S Hart stars as the avenger in Square Deal Sanderson at the Lyric with Ann Little as the leading woman. The villain poisons a water hole and brings death to men and animals, but Hart exacts punishment and wins Mary’s love in a tense, authentic portrayal of western life.
Bert Levey brings a new vaudeville circuit to Cheyenne with five acts. The Lake City Trio performs cabaret style songs with piano. Albert and Rozelle offer a dancing novelty act. The program promises top-tier entertainment for the city.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil, claim to improve yellow skin and pallid tongues by stimulating bile and relieving constipation without dangerous after effects. One or two nightly doses promised. millions sold yearly at 15 and 30 cents.
Wallace Reid stars in The Charm School shown for the last times at the Princess today. The comedy centers on a boarding school under old fashioned principals and a new head master with episodic wit and lively, modern girl characters.
A canny observer notes that to win parental support one should begin by praising their children. He studies human nature to tailor his approach, using positive remarks about offspring to gain trust and favorable regard from parents.
Otis Skinner makes his screen debut in Kismet a Robertson-Cole super special shown at the Princess Sunday and Monday The Bagdad set a striking reproduction of the Asiatic city drew thousands to the studio during filming and employed 1350 workers in California
European doctors and American promoters tout Sanolin Sanoleum as a valuable home treatment for pulmonary ailments including tuberculosis. The ad claims quick relief from coughing night sweats and insomnia without morphine, offering a free booklet and trial at 222 N Wabash Ave Chicago.
A multi acre set built over more than two months employed skilled and unskilled laborers in day and night shifts. The project, nicknamed The Magic City, aims to mirror the Bagdad of a historic period using extensive ingenuity and historical and artistic data.
On recommendation of Assistant peernie Stewart Grier the Stock Growers State Bank of Saratoga Wyoming was closed by State Bank Examiner Rudolph Hofmann. The bank faced depletion of its cash reserves with deposits near $100,000 and a capital of $10,000 while surplus and undivided profits stood around $15,000.
An advertisement promotes Bly's Cream Balm as a remedy for stuffed nostrils and catarrh with a fragrant antiseptic cream that clears blocked air passages and soothes inflamed membranes. It also touts Ely's Dream Balm as a solution for head colds and catarrh, claiming instant relief and clear breathing.
Musterole loosens stiff joints and eases pain with an oil of mustard ointment. It is touted as cleaner than a mustard plaster and doctor recommended. Millions use it annually for bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and other pains including rheumatism and back aches.
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