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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1920
Page
7
Classified notice offers real sales jobs with car, $50 to $200 weekly, promoting Corraja Patch. Claims no competition and a patented product for mobile inner tubes. Also advertises state manager openings with $500 to $41,000 capital, potential $500 to $2,000 monthly.
A jumble of classified items includes for sale lots on First Avenue Pershing Heights real estate listings with contact W W Dumm and W C Benner, a used player piano stored in Cheyenne offered by Denver Music Co, hotel job ad, rental housing options, requests to rent tents and rooms, a stolen bicycle report, and an endorsement for Polys Honey and Tar cough remedy with a reader testimonial.
Maurice B Comet McLaughlin remains a celebrated figure in American tennis, after navy service he resumes play with a refined game focused on ground strokes. Larry Doyle cited for agile defense though not as agile as earlier, yet still capable of handling fly balls and wide range plays.
An anonymous testimonial extols Woley Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and swelling. A Wyoming divorce action filed May 15 1920 against Claire C Waitley by Ward A Waitley requires an answer by July 7 1920 in the First Judicial District Court of Laramie County.
A Chicago ad invites readers to mail a slip with name and address to Foley & Co. for a trial package. The offer promises Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and croup, Foley Kidney Pills for pain and rheumatism, plus a cathartic for bowel issues and general wellness.
The District Court of Laramie County Wyoming orders a sale of all or part of the real estate of Nora King deceased to pay debts and expenses of administration. Executor Daniel W. Gill must show cause on June 25, 1920, why permission to sell should not be granted. Public notice to publish four weeks from May 18, 1920 in Cheyenne State Leader. Judge William C. Mentzen signs.
A testimonial from Willie Carter of Lixar Pennsylvania describes relief from backache, stiff muscles, and rheumatic pains after taking Toly Widney Pills. The user claims the product cleanses acids from the system and alleviates ailments tied to weak kidneys and bladder.
The piece links Pal Moore, Memphis bantam, to jazz influenced boxing in early days. It notes Memphis roots in jazz, Handy and Handy's Band, the Southern A. G. club, and promoter Billy Hlanek favoring colored fighters. Moore's debut, footwork jazz style, speed, and difficult defense define his rise in a volatile scene.
An old advertisement touts Batonic tablets as fast relief for heartburn indigestion and gas with claims of tens of thousands benefited. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded by a druggist and urges readers to try the remedy.
Local store listing for Baseball and Tennis Supplies operated by Geo P Knight at 1708 Capitol. Retail includes equipment, bats, balls, nets, and related sporting goods. Inventory appears geared toward baseball and tennis enthusiasts in the district.
Caroline, Carrollton Kentucky resident Lintran s Tarp 8248 6th St writes that after nearly two years of female weakness and exhaustion she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved health after twelve bottles and says she now works as a State Hospital attendant and recommends it to friends. She invites others to write for free advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
This advertisement claims one NR Tablet nightly for a week will correct constipation and reduce dependence on laxatives. It warns of poor digestion causing fatigue, headaches, skin issues, and illness, then asserts fast relief after the first dose and long term benefit with occasional use.
Mike O'Dowd showed speed and aggression in Canton to outpace veteran Britton after losses to Johnny Wilson and earlier bouts with Jackie Clark. The article notes O'Dowd’s continued competence and ring savvy despite past title defeat, contrasting with Britton’s experience and Driscoll’s recent purse gift and retirement. Willie Lewis emerges as a welterweight claimant after a disputed Paris bout with Dixie Kid.
The French boxing federation reversed a referee’s decision and declared the Dixie Kid the winner. If the referee’s ruling had stood, the title would not have transferred to Lewis. The Dixie Kid, who wrested the honor from Walcott in 1904, left the U.S. and never challenged again. Mellody’s claim to the welter title is deemed baseless since Dixie Kid already took the belt from Walcott.
The company announces control of three large trucks to handle picnics fishing and excursion parties nationwide. Addressing patrons, it urges boys to bring their girls and travel.
An advertisement from Dr. Co. B. Southington Remedy Co. Kansas City MO touts a monthly compound claimed to relieve obstinate conditions in 3 to 5 days with no harm or work interference. Mail orders cost $2.00, $3.00 for double strength, booklet free.
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