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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1920
Page
2
Fragments indicate a business report on FLX BAGIN CON s claimed yearly earnings of around three million dollars. The text blends references to production, wells, and market challenges with mentions of a refining process, competitors in the northwest, and potential investment needs.
A.A. Bastressa, chairman of the Laramie county democratic committee, bans a meeting of Democrats at Court House Avenue of Fry on Friday July 14th.
A fragmented ad text urges professionals overwhelmed by long hours and poor health to try Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It claims the remedy can calm nerves, ease fatigue, and restore happiness, presenting it as a popular, all American medicine choice.
An advertisement hints the Leader publication offers out of state selling services. The note suggests assistance in placing items for sale across state lines.
The report shows Li Biol production totaling 360 barrels in June with thirty completions. May had sixteen completions and ? barrels. Overall month totals reach 4 750 barrels across three wells, including a Nock well with 600 barrels and three completions.
An old advertisement touts Blakham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women's diseases. It claims forty years of use, especially to restore women to a healthy normal condition, highlighting the root’s credibility and time tested success.
Officers of the Mike Henry Oil Company inspected the Osage field in eastern Wyoming as the Carroll Roselly well on the northwest quarter of section 36 gushed twenty feet above the mast and flowed two inches for twenty minutes before controlled. The Producers and Refiners Corporation drilled on section 25 at about 1500 feet on land jointly owned by the Mike Henry Company. The party witnessed oil flowing into tanks from several tanks during the event.
Fragmentary OCR shows a medical product ad mentioning pills for croup rheumatic pain and constipation. It references Foley & Go and descriptions of numerous ailments and household use. No clear date or full product name is readable.
Georg e J Carroll announces his candidacy for sheriff of Laramie County in the August Democratic primary. He cites long service under former Sheriff Hughes and the late Pat Hughes and expresses readiness to honor the county with diligent leadership.
Fragmented sport notes discuss Joe Tinker remarks on player value and trades, with teams like Kansas City and Milwaukee Brewers noted. References to Pat Moran, Orvie Overall, Ty Cobb, and Charley Herzog frame a broad, era-typical baseball snapshot amid injury woes and pennant hopes.
Glenurst finds oil standing in the Big Muddy field after extended downtime. The Glenhurst well in the Big Muddy area extends past 4000 feet, marking its status as the deepest in the field amid prior commercial difficulties.
Cattlemen in Lyman Wyoming aim to stop traditional range methods such as twill, caning, and other enforced practices. The Black's Fork and Smith's Fork Cattle Growers association vows reform and offers a $500 reward for arrest and conviction of anyone altering a member's bull.
The Republican candidate Ww W. Dumm launches a primary bid for coroner on August 17, 1820. Vague lines about party support and campaign aims are present in the readable text.
A garbled OCR passage references a reactor and pioneer land interests with mentions of public notices and Homeatead ties. It hints at land settlement activity and local figures, with unclear sequence and many errors.
Fragmentary text references Yegan and a sum of thousands with unclear context. Mentions six men and military articles of male. No clear event dates or locations to pin down.
The fragment mentions interior work and painting, hinting at a restoration project. It references a base color and a plan to treat surfaces, with likely focus on preservation of existing artwork and details within an interior space.
A physician from Bellevue Hospital discusses Nuxated Iron, criticizing endorsements by prominent figures and urging careful medical evaluation. He highlights the need for honest practice, warns of costly formulas, and calls for expert review to ensure patient welfare before any widespread use or promotion.
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