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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
13
Nine year old Willie Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henderson of Viola, was shot when a .22 rifle fired accidentally while riding in a wagon with his parents. The bullet lodged in his chest and doctors at Kemmerer have not yet located it. The wound is not considered dangerous.
B Tuscher of Los Angeles attests the LaFave preparation improved his chronic stomach trouble after years of suffering. He says he has regained appetite, sleep, and spirits. LaFave notes he has spent two weeks in Cheyenne with about five hundred already using the preparation and expects three thousand by departure.
The Cheyenne city council met in regular session with Mayor Cook presiding. Bids approved include Manhattan Rubber for 1000 ft of 2.5 inch fire hose and bond actions for Alsup & Fidler and liquor license holders. Notices discussed include street repairs, water and sewer purchases, and a traffic restriction near the Cheyenne Electric Railway. A police and irrigation ordinance was introduced. meeting adjourned after reviewing abstracts.
In Cheyenne, a founder asserts stomach trouble is the chief curse of the modern civilized world and causes 90 percent of ill health. He says his medicine regulates the stomach, reports daily testimonials, and plans extended hours at Palace Drug, 17th Street and Carey Avenue, through Saturday.
Reports from Cheyenne say three days of heavy rains across many miles boost farmers and ranchers while lightning strikes near the state capital cause frightened residents. Thunderstorms wash away a wagon bridge on North Now Creek, and creeks flow strongly as weather disrupts this summer.
Valued tribute from Colonel James B. David recalls Major Talbot’s courage on the plains and his service with an Iowa regiment. The letter, dated July 28 1910 from Summerville Massachusetts, honors their friendship and Talbot’s notable nerve during Indian engagements at Ft Laramie and beyond.
Articles filed in New York announce a new religious body named the Christian Unity Foundation. It aims to unite all Christian denominations including Protestant, Roman Catholic, and Greek churches to promote world Christianity. Twelve clergymen and twelve lay members lead the effort with early funding of 10000 dollars.
The State Leader office seeks large clean rags urgently. No further details provided.
John W. Kennedy head Woodmen of the World for Wyoming travels with his wife and brother James M. Kennedy general organizer for the organization to Portland for a formal meeting and duties.
The city of Denver party passed through Cheyenne last night en route to Portland for the Tenth Triennial head camp session of the lodge. Jas M Kennedy is recovering from injuries from a Denver automobile crash eight weeks ago. Wyoming delegates to the head camp are John Cortner of Laramie and John Cooke of Lander.
The Jen Jenkins Shoe Co advertises women’s oxford shoes at remarkably low prices, highlighting affordability and value for customers seeking budget footwear options. The copy emphasizes styles, availability, and store location serving shoppers seeking economical dress shoes.
Mrs. Clarke Fisher wife of Chief Engineer Fisher U S Navy with a party passed through Cheyenne yesterday on their way home from a world trip by car. The group halted at the Inter Ocean and left their automobile at the Buick garage and departed for Denver.
A brief sale notice announces clearance sale by Money Jenkins for updated goods at NRW. Items include miscellaneous household and durable goods priced to clear. Customers are invited to visit the store for the final reductions and stock liquidation.
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