Woman Recovers After Nervine Treatment Claims Cure
A Pueblo woman testifies to recovery from nervous prostration after using Dr Miles Nervine. She details years of struggle with symptoms like loss of appetite and insomnia, credits two bottles with full recovery, and endorses the remedy sold by all druggists with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. The article promotes Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna ‘Ougi
Mechanic St
Pueblo
Miles’ Nervine
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Local residents noted with brief Cheyenne visits
Deputy Sheriff C A Wright of Fort Laramie and J B Bradley of Casper were in Cheyenne and left for northern areas. John Engle of Rock Springs registered at the Normandie. Lyman B Cooper ex speaker of the house and Mrs Cooper left after a short Cheyenne visit. Miss Mabel Knapp will visit Lara ule home for a few days. Arthur Cheney of Glendo visited Cheyenne. A A Phillips of Glenrock left Cheyenne for home yesterday. K H Berner, guest of the Drexlers in Laramie, has returned home. A H Crane of Union Pacific Coal Co returned from Laramie trip. Alice Marshall of Bley registered at the Inter ATL. G L Grace went to Laramie yesterday. At EB Chaffee went to Laramie on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Wright
Fort Laramie
J. B. Bradley
Casper
Cheyenne
North
John Engle
Rock Springs
Normandie
Lyman B. Cooper
Douglas
House of Representatives
Cooper
Mabel’ Knapp
State Pure Food
Republican committee blocks Taft priority plan in state vote
Slateington is Mor Taft. In Tacoma Washington on February 29 the Republican state committee rejected the presidential priority plan by nineteen to seven. A resolution endorsing the Roosevelt administration was adopted sixteen to twelve. The state convention is set for Aberdeen on May 15 and the Roosevelt League will meet in Seattle on March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slateington
Mor Taft
Tacoma
Wash
Republican State Committee
Aberdeen
Roosevelt League
Seattle
Cheyenne Briefs Highlight Local Notices And Events
Local items include Miller's Watch repairs on Carey Ave and a handmade trunk factory ad, Wyoming Day at the Kansas City land show, Cheyenne Creamery breeding swine, piano lessons, and a state official pay day report. Also listed are a divorce contempt hearing, Ninth Cavalry band at Made In Cheyenne, parole of convict Joseph Tini, Rev Lena Mason evangelist series, Leap Year notes, and a snow storm’s limited streetcar disruption.
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Carey Ave
Wyoming
Kansas City
Cheyenne Creamery Company
Beleves
W. C. Briscoe
Warren Avenue
Treasury
C. FE. Jamison
Central
Ligier
19Th St
Wm, Mooney
Teachers’ College
Greeley
Mary A. Ellerston
Edward Ellerston
Ninty
Cheyenne
Ninth Cavalry
Exhibition Hall
Joseph Tini
Rawlins
Carey
Uinta County
James Washington
Lena Mason
Sing
Grace
Papa's Diapepsin Claims Quick Stomach Relief
An advertising note touts Papa's Diapepsin as a quick, lasting cure for indigestion and sour stomach. It promises five minute relief from heartburn bloating and gas with a 50 cent case available at any drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Canada
Papa
Pape
Douglas Auto Club Seeks Statewide Road Plan
A Douglas convention discussion praises auto tourism and good roads. A committee of three will draft plans to boost membership as Immigration Commissioner Schenck urges a state wide auto club nucleus. Speakers advocate a Deadwood to Denver route via Cheyenne and broader highway outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. JL. Strader
Birney Sage
J. Stimeon
Schenck
Douglas
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Fargo
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Black Hills
Denver
Deadlwood
Deadwood
Edgemont
Alliance
Miey
Luther Freeman
Paul Lariver
Indianapolis
Association
Hunger of Children Used by Trust Sparks Deportation Halt
The trust ordered police and title authorities to stop deporting children during the strike, leveraging the hunger of youngsters as a political tactic. The move aimed to deter strikers by removing child deportations from the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elltitle
Edict Against Strikers Children Sparks US Labor Clash
The text describes state soldiers at railroad stations seizing strikers' children who arrived seeking food. It condemns actions as diabolical, claims a woolen trust influenced tariff policy to protect workers from European cheap labor, and accuses the trust of profit from watered stock and blocking wage talks in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United States
Woolen Trust
Washington
Europe
Man and Wife Killed On U P Railroad Track
Evidence shows the couple walked on the west bound main track in Mahoney's cut west of Review and were struck on the east bound main track by train No 1 engine 127 at 2 25 p m on Feb 2 1912. Officials concluded death was accidental and there was no fault by the railroad or its employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoney's
Review
E Murdock
Robina
Turin No. 16
Wipes Out Family and Kills Self in San Francisco
San Francisco February 29. Samuel J Fisher his wife and two daughters Ruth 17 and Aileen 18 were found dead in their home with bullet wounds. A revolver lay near Fisher who is believed to have killed them and then shot himself. The two daughters were killed in their beds as police found bed clothes smoldering. No motive is known though neighbors noted Fisher appeared in good spirits the night before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Samuel J. Fisher
Fisher
Dixon Named Teddy Roosevelt Campaign Manager
New York February 29 United States Senator Dixon of Montana night accepted leadership of Theodore Roosevelt's presidential nomination campaign. True man H Newberry of Depolt accepted the chairmanship of the Hoover vell campaign national adulagry board in New York. February 29 headquarters to be set in Washington.
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New York
United States
Dixon
Montanaponight
Theodore Roosevelt
Trueman H. Newberry
Depolt
Hoaservell
Pational Adulagry Board
Chon Will Bays
Washington
Frans Kaos
Republican leaders plan Roosevelt campaign in the South
The Republican state committees of Michigan New York Texas and Chicago announce charges for Roosevelt's campaign in the South with William L Ward Cecil Lyon Alexander H Revell RB Sims named for key roles and a push to grow Leader circulation.
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Republican State Committee
Michgan
Chicago
William L. Ward
New York
Cecil Lyon
Roosevelt
South
Alexander HH
Revell
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Mortimer
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F. W. Bower
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