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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1910
Page
13
La Fave, known as the stomach man, tours the Palace drug store explaining a theory that modern ailments stem from imperfect digestion. He claims his medicine will regulate digestive organs in weeks and cites farmers as examples of how hard work and big meals affect nerves and health.
An advertisement describes La Fave's medicine claimed to cleanse and regulate an overworked stomach from poor diet and lack of exercise. Testimonies cite weight gain and improved appetite from a San Francisco resident and family members, urging Cheyenne readers to visit the store for the product.
In a brief notice the Talbot family thanks relatives and friends for their sympathy and aid during the recent death of Major John Talbot. Mrs Elizabeth Talbot, William J Knagge, Thomas Talbot and family, James Talbot and family acknowledge their kindness.
Margaret Garritt of Cheyenne attempted to end her life twice by swallowing poison at the Sutzman ranch north of Greeley. A physician rushed to aid her, saving her life, and she was later taken home to Cheyenne with Fay Smith William Suteman and A Rich accompanying her.
Bright listing notes fully furnished cottage at Sanitas near Sherman Co. with a corner lot and cement walks priced at 2350 dollars. Contact Oliver at phone 574 for details and viewing.
Walter Clark of Bluefield West Virginia reports a serious lung ailment left him unable to work for two months. After using Duffy s Pure Malt Whiskey on a physician's recommendation he claims a full recovery and praises it as the greatest medicine of the present age.
Suan Angeles July 15. Curtis D Wilbur judge of the juvenile court is praised for helping incorrigible children through medical and surgical interventions. Physicians volunteer, he discusses cases with mothers, educates women’s clubs, and remembers each child by name, guiding treatment with frankness.
Cheyenne two youth organizations adopt resolutions urging city leaders to ban showing the Reno July 4 prize fight films. They cite demoralizing influence on youth and potential racial tensions and applaud Governor Brooks for law and order action against price fights.
A local council debate centers on displaying fight pictures in public venues. Reit Luthner moves to have newspapers refrain from printing or exhibiting the images, citing immorality and threats to public order.
Notes indicate an exhibition of pictures in Cheyenne and Wyoming conducted by vote of the society on July 10, 1910. Signed by ROM BAIRD secretary WM A Roberts president.
William Jennings Bryan, Democratic leader, spent a brief stop in Cheyenne for a lecture at the Chautauqua and chose not to answer political questions. He met with friends after the event and departed in the late afternoon for Kurt Morgan, Café, where he was to speak today. He stayed with Judge and Mrs. G. Clarke during his Cheyenne visit.
Relatives and high officials attended the funeral for Major Talbot B I With Honors at St Marys Cathedral. Bishop Keane delivered the sermon and Troop G of the Ninth Cavalry fired a salute over the grave in a solemn burial service.
John F. Reynolds Post No. 38 G. A. R. extends sincere thanks to officers and soldiers at Fort D. A. Russell and to neighbors and friends for floral and other courtesies at the burial of our late comrade, Ate Sonn Tal Bot.
Sherman County Chief Smalley encounters a would be inmate named Dahlgren who walked into the chief s office and asked to be locked up. He claimed insanity and said Black Hand members pursued him. Dahlgren, a brother of A J Dahlgren of Athol S D, arrived from Ogden Utah with a ticket to Athol S D and was placed in the city jail.
Ladies casual wear item list notes white skirts trimmed with lace or embroidery from WM Myers Dry Goods company. The retailer advertises stock and styles available including trimmed finishes and fabrics for summer wear.
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