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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1912
Page
13
A letter from Donta of Montpelier warns that neglecting constipation leads to serious illness and fainting. It cites Dr Miles Laxative Tablets as an effective remedy sold by druggists for 25 cents a box with a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co.
We, the People item lists dozens of figures in Cheyenne including W. Whitcomb returning from the stock world, Jesse Yoder and Johnnie Mullen attending Howard Marsh funeral details, Dr. S. G. Catlin in the city on business, and State Auditor Forsyth and wife visiting Rock Springs. Mentioned are A. J Covington of Sunrise, Acting Governor Houx ill with la grippe, G. Hopking returning from an eastern trip, H. W. Johnson and J. R. Bradley of Casper at the Plains, and officials like Jack Foxton and U.S. Commissioner Foxton in town. Also noted are George G. Smith of Springer, Conductor Beving and bride, Les Snow returning from Central Wyoming, and Capt. L. G. Davis at the horse and cattle show in Denver.
cheyenne area notices include Mr and Mrs Fred F Anderson moving from Rock Springs to Cheyenne. Mrs George Oliver and children depart for San Diego to join Mr Oliver. W C Breisnoe offers limited piano lessons at 2015 Warren Ave or phone 109 A. Returned from Rock Springs are Auditor and Mrs Frosyth. A $5.00 money offer appears on page 7 at the factory 316 West 16th Street for a handmade trunk.
The compiled items report a Cedar Mounn a Co filing in Cody with 40 000 capitalization, Tony Penopo I naturalization in federal court, Weston County court actions, a fire at 2611 Warren Avenue, and urban infrastructure updates on Capitol avenue trenching. Additional notes cover a forestation mission, a Cheyenne promoter’s non prosecution, a Rawlins livestock company incorporation, a divorce correction, and prisoner transport to the penitentiary.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a quick remedy for indigestion sour stomach and related symptoms. It asserts the product cleanses regulate the stomach remove foul gases and bile and ends stomach trouble by morning with a 10 cent box suited for the whole family including children.
In Cheyenne police court yesterday two women identified as Mrs. Elizabeth Bracelett and Miss D. Drapeau faced a disorderly house charge, which was dismissed due to lack of evidence. Daisy Spinks admitted possessing and offering poisonous drugs for sale and was fined $20. May Howard admitted selling beer without a license and paid $25. Pat Cavanaugh pleaded guilty to a breach of the peace and was ordered to pay $10 to the city treasury.
La Fayette Bell of Musselshell county Montana, charged with seduction, was arrested last week in Rock Springs by Sweetwater county deputy sheriff. Requisition papers were issued, Deputy Sheriff OYunm of Roundup arrived in Cheyenne to obtain Wyoming governor’s honor, Acting Governor Houx signed, Sheriff Youne to Rock Springs to secure him.
The article reports Professor Louis A Bauer of the Carnegie Institute says Earth’s rotation is slowing due to Marinette storms and a magnetic brake. If trends continue, in about 3,020 years one side will face perpetual daylight and heat while the opposite side endures endless darkness and cold.
The Moon ranchman and his son were tried in Laramie for cruel treatment of a horse. They left the animal four days in the cold without food and wore it until death. They were convicted and fined with aid from Mr. BT Bright of the humane society who helped secure evidence.
A brief theater listing shows Willy and the biograph drag production at Capitol Avenue Theatre. Details are unclear due to the fragmentary source.
Charles S. Hernly of New Castle Indiana Industrial Association testifies to the Senate Post Office Committee on industrial growth and warns against government parcels post. He argues it would undermine local merchants and towns by favoring mail order centers and threaten home industries and decentralization.
A Racine woman recounts how Grape-Nuts aided her recovery after a severe stomach ailment. She notes relief from persistent pain, renewed appetite, and restored nerves, crediting the Postum beverage and the cereal for her improvement and invites inquiries about her experience.
Instructions describe using air circulation and charcoal filtration to keep cistern water pure. It covers layering charcoal with gravel, cleaning steps, and a sun exposed purification frame built from stiff wire mesh to sink and be raised for refreshing.
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