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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places in Salt Lake City including Carey Ave and 23d St, with references to Jay Hertreny and Frontier, plus a Japanese family infant death at 714 West Fifteenth Street and a burial at Gleason parish.
A group of individuals undergo rye examination before the estate board of dental Examiners at the state house in Cegulon. The scene records their participation as part of the licensing process and reflects a formal procedural meeting.
A postal clerk, Harry Mooney, was overcome by gas leaking from a bathroom pipe while bathing at his rooms near Kwentieth Street. Dr. Sii and another witness revived him after an hour. A woman in the room below heard the fall and the alarm led to the bathroom door being forced open and the discovery of his prostrate form.
A daveler of Mrs. Sarah Hopking, colored, sustained a broken arm in a runaway incident while out on a plan to Monday.
George S. Walker secretary of the National Wool Growers association leaves today for a business trip to Portland Oregon. He will attend meetings and discuss industry issues with members and officials.
The two month old babe of Dr and Mrs Herbert Salt died Monday at their West Nineteenth street home and was buried yesterday. Funeral services were held at the Early chapel with Rev Leon C Mille officiating.
The daughter of Nat Scho mer was struck by a mud guard from a four horsepower automobile Monday evening. She sustained a deep gash on her cheek and was treated at the scene by bystanders and later by medical staff.
"Sweet County Kerry" the Clever Company presents an Irish one act play at the Atlas this week. Chey cin Allen Doone directs a tale of a sweet voiced Irish peasant, his beloved sweetheart, and their first baby. The performance is praised as clever and pleasing.
Mr Doone and company tour in their mammoth car delivering refined Irish humor and a fishing inspired engagement at the Atlas. Chauncey Alcott appears as the entertain er while Gruber and Ken provide a strong musical act. Ed Winchester offers juggling and musical numbers. A Shakespearean and Western film completes the bill.
A regional notice promotes a free 80 page book from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co offering women guidance on uterine and female health. It states the text is not an ad pamphlet and can be obtained by mail or at the Pinkham laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts.
The text cites a piece by J. Morton in Woman’s Home Companion for May, discussing a friend’s query about why a person ended an engagement with a school or teacher and referencing a recurring failure to visit the house each evening. It notes a white use signed by a mother.
Classified notice offering sale listing by G. Oliver at 220 West 19th Street with phone 574. Property description readable as promotional line from local newspaper.
An old advertisement extols TIZ as a cure for tender, swollen feet used by policemen and others. It includes testimonials from a Texas officer and claims TIZ outperforms powders, claims to purify pores, and is sold at 85 cents per box with direct mail options from Water Luther Dodge & Co. in Chicago. It also lists a Cheyenne Athletic Club incorporation with officers Tim Williams and others in Wyoming.
The report notes June 1907 had varied temperatures with highs around 41 degrees and cool spells. Rainfall totaled about three quarters of an inch, with total monthly rain two and three quarters inches less than the same month last year, marking the highest rainfall for the period since 1899.
The report notes total rainfall of .24 inches and an Inet month wind movement of 7.241 inches per hour. Highest wind velocity reached 41 mph. Nine days were clear and four cloudy while thunderstorm activity crossed the section on eleven distinct days. Continuous morning sunlight appeared on June 9.
The Chautauqua committee appeals to business owners to display placards and promote the event. It notes hundreds of tickets remain unsold and urges citizens to buy, boost attendance, and uphold moral tone while stressing the town benefits of the gathering.
A young woman from the underworld attempted to self harm by swallowing carbaric acid shortly before Joen Monthy. Dr J H Conway arrived after callers found her and she was rushed to St. John’s hospital where she remained past late dinner hour.
A witty aside notes that a man named Goca escaped misfortune after falling from an affship and landing through a hospital skylight. The quip appears in H. I. A. in Wonn's Home Companion for May, tied to consumer branding for Sun Burn tey Witch Hazel Cold Cream sold at Wy Palace Pharmacy.
The state hospitals at Rock Springs and Sheridan are in urgent need of more student nurses to staff wards and support patient care. Officials urge qualified students to apply and help alleviate staffing shortages across facilities.
The board met at the state home yesterday and invited applications from women to learn the profession with living expenses and a monthly salary of ten dollars. Many applications were considered for the position of horse surgeon at Sheridan hospital, made vacant by Dr Hywnes's resignation after two years. The remainder of the session covered routine matters.
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