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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1910
Page
4
Plans for per capita improvement and beautification of Minnehaha Park are under consideration. The project aims to extend over a period compatible with available appropriations and would provide a public pleasure ground of rare value for Cheyenne now and for future generations.
A discussion of how the United States and allied powers face a looming naval arms race. The piece cites Meyer's plan for a 32 000 ton battleship and explores potential outcomes, including an international arbitration court, possible wars among England Germany Japan and the US, and the future shift to aerial navies as a path to global power parity.
A rustic verse by Houston Post celebrates simple comforts and a mother’s love. It imagines a cottage life with a laughing baby, a caring day end, and small joys that brighten workaday toil. The tone is warm and intimate.
An ad claims a positive eczema cure using a wintergreen wash with other ingredients. It promotes a trial bottle through D. D. Laboratories of Chicago at 265 cents instead of one dollar, urging sufferers to try the remedy with the pharmacist's recommendation.
Gillette Wyoming prepares for a planned athletic event amid a growing boxing map. An athletic club has been organized and will stage the first bout in about six weeks. No polls are underway to feature Muggay School and Moote Dalo in the bout.
A promotional notice warns against using strong digesters like pepsin and advocates Mi o na stomach tablets as a cure. It claims the product strengthens the stomach in weeks, relieving indigestion belching sour stomach and headaches. Sold by A H Roedel and druggists for 50 cents a box.
Notice is given that letters of administration were granted February 25 1910 to the undersigned in the estate of Andrew Todd deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers to M F Mullin within six months after date of letters or be barred from benefits. If not exhibited within one year from letters they will be foreever barred. Dated February 28 1910.
The Casper Press notes talks between Martinus Ther London and the North American and Wyoming Consolidated Asbestos firms to buy company property were unsuccessful. Directors refused Thomson's terms as Omeon reportedly offered 850000 for the properties, with the paper alleging questionable methods by the Englishman.
Dr Bayard Fuller reports a mammoth carcass found in northern ice from about 250000 years ago is in perfect condition. Portions of the meat were served at a dinner by a prominent scientist amid claims of exceptional freshness and preservation.
An expert diver has reached the sunken steamer loaded with two million dollars in Klondike gold while en route to Seattle. The wreck lies in 320 feet of water off Jungau Island, depth impassable to general ships. Plan calls for lifting the vessel with a large metal seine.
In Cheyenne a high wind driven crash injured repairman Fred Boyer when his motorcycle struck a street car near Randall boulevard and the car tracks. He remained conscious after surgeons treated bruises to shoulders and possible internal injuries, then was moved to Keefe block room in Cheyenne.
The membership committee of the Cheyenne industrial club will convene at the club house this evening at 7 30 with full attendance requested. The committee includes G P Kolgit chairman W G Dinneen Ed Clark Jacob Sharthan Timothy Williams EB Kelley Joy Foley Ray B Lee Joseph Schimits P Appel and G H Kingham.
District Attorney Blakeley resumed prosecutions arising from the 1008 councilman graft scandal in Pittsburg. He vows to press the cases despite the acquittal of Dax G. Lesti on a related charge of perjury who was freed last year.
More than six million dollars was distributed today among 67,000 stockholders in the Pennsylvania Railroad quarterly payments. The total reflects widespread disbursement as part of routine shareholder settlements.
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