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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1910
Page
12
Plans for improving and beautifying Minnehaha park proceed under discussion. The Chelsea editorial urges systematic work within available appropriations this year to create an attractive public pleasure ground of value and lasting benefit for Cheyenne.
The piece argues four powers England Germany Japan and the United States dominate naval power with a push for a 32,000 ton battleship and Meyers plan. It contends such builds threaten bankruptcy, may drive world powers toward naval elimination, and explores possible paths including international arbitration or aerial supremacy reshaping future warfare.
A compact verse evokes simple living and parental warmth amid daily toil. The speaker envisions a carefree cottage with vines and a laughing baby, a mother’s embrace, and the comfort of a small home as the workday ends. The tone mirrors old fashioned sentimental poetry about family and home.
Palace Pharmacy advertises a trial bottle of a wintergreen skin wash claimed to cure eczema with a special Chicago D D Laboratories formula. The offer features a trial bottle at 65 cents instead of 1 dollar, with assurance it will relieve itch after use.
Gillette Wyoming February 28 Gillette joins towns on the growing Wyoming fight map with an athletic club planning its first bout in about six weeks No elections are underway to secure Muggay School and Moote Dalo for the event.
An advertisement-style claim warns against using strong digesters like pepsin and promotes Mi o na stomach tablets as a cure. It asserts the product strengthens the stomach, alleviates indigestion belching sour stomach and headache within weeks, and notes a 50 cent price with A H Roedel guaranteed availability.
Notice is given that letters of administration were granted February 25, 1910, to M. F. Mullin for the estate of Andrew Todd. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers within six months or be barred from benefits. claims not shown within one year from the letters will be fore Barred. Dated February 28, 1910.
Casper Presa reports that negotiations between Martinus Ther London and management of North American and Wyoming Consolidated Asbestos Companies to buy company property have ended. Directors refused Thomson's terms after an $850,000 offer. Presa raises questions about the Englishman’s business methods.
Dr Bayard Fuller reports a mammoth carcass found in Arctic ice is 250000 years old yet meat remains in perfect condition. Portions were served at a dinner by a noted scientist and described as excellent by experts despite potential fermentation concerns.
An expert diver reports a sunk steamer near Jungau, Alaska, carrying $2,000,000 in Klondike gold in a strong box. The vessel rests in 320 fathoms of water with a forbidden salvage depth. A plan to recover the treasure uses a giant metal seine.
A high wind collision near Randall Avenue and Redner Street in Cheyenne leaves Fred Boyer, a bicycle repairman, severely bruised but alive after his motorcycle strikes a street car. He regains consciousness with medical aid and is taken to Keefe block in Cheyenne.
The Cheyenne Industrial Club membership committee will meet at the club house this evening at 7 30 with full attendance desired. Committee members listed include G P Kolgit chairman W Dinneen Ed Clark Jacob Sharthan Timothy Williams EB J Kelley Joy Foley Ray B Lee Joseph Schimits P Appel and G H Kingham.
District Attorney Blakeley resumed prosecution of cases tied to the 1008 councilman scandal in Pittsburg. He vows to press charges against prominent car and political figures despite the acquittal of Dax G. Lesti for pe tury who was freed last year.
More than six million dollars was disbursed today among sixty seven thousand stockholders of the Pennsylvania railroad in the quarterly dividend payment. The funds were distributed as cash to holders of common and preferred shares, completing the routine disbursement cycle.
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