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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1911
Page
13
James P. Bracken of 610 Tenth Ave New York City long time Water Inspector and Knights of Columbus deputy claims nasal catarrh and indigestion plagued him for years. After a month on Peruna he reports complete relief with no lingering symptoms.
A pair of letters from Winona Minnesota and Watervliet New York praise Peruna as a cure for catarrh of the head and stomach. Frank Richter credits five bottles with relief and says Peruna is well tested and unsurpassed. Michael Rooney reports calms after exposure and ill health, noting Peruna cured him in two months.
A column lists young Cheyanne residents celebrating birthdays. Frances Alberta Gregory of Johnson school born March 1901, Leonard Martin of Converse school born March 6 1897, Rena Galloway of John 60a school born March 6 1904. Tomorrow more names to be added.
City briefs list Buechner Jewelry Co and its Cheyenne repair work on watches and jewelry, A T Hale address in Carey Ave, M F Grace, a messenger service, and handmade trunks at Cheyenne Trunk Factory. Librarian Mrs Cara Bond returned from Denver. Funeral notice for the late Peter James limited to church service under church auspices.
Denver Cheyenne residents Robert Breenahen and J Kingdon spend the weekend at the Albany hotel in Denver. A marriage license issued in Cheyenne records Arthur Edward Elston of Denver and Della Stott of Walla Walla. State Veterinarian Dr Bateman plans trips to inspect Weston county horses reported to have glanders.
Miss May Buros of New Staven and Miss Kate Roche were fatally injured when a motor cab collided with a trolley car near midnight. Charles Restae and another passenger were seriously injured in Cheshire Conn. transit accident Tuesday night.
A brief note in the magazine section notes the passing of a woman linked to the Smith family and a feature titled The Well Died Woman appears in Knights publication.
Chicago March 4 The end or morn and growing tolls of railroad personal injury claims and freight damage reached 56 700 000 in 1908. W J Wood chairman of the Indiana Railroad Commission notes claims rose 19 88 percent 1907 1908 despite higher earnings and cites the burden as greater than the combined earnings of several nations railways.
An old advertisement promotes a home remedy for nervous exhaustion and related ailments. It claims to restore health and vigor without opiates, listing a syrup sarcparilla compound and several tinctures to be mixed at home. Directions include doses after meals and at bedtime.
A fragment notes that the portion which revokes the hands of the complainant often does not remain with him but is soon elided. The text emphasizes issues of possession and unsettled control in the case.
Presbyterian Church offers an open mail themed address this morning titled An Open Mail In Our Qty. Youth group meets at 6 30 p m with Les sons From Great Lives led by Misa Roya ja. First Baptist Church holds 11 a m public worship led by men and 12 15 Sunday school with 6 30 p m youth meeting no evening service due to Anti Sa loon league field day at Laramie. Methodist Church lists 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m sermon by Chaplain George C Stull 12 15 class 2 30 Junior League and 6 30 Senior League with W C T A in charge and music planned.
An advertisement extols Electro-la as a hair remover that reaches hair roots and destroys them permanently while leaving skin smooth. It claims immediate, lasting results for light or heavy growth and offers a money back guarantee with a coupon and postage paid sample.
An Iowa mother recounts her daughter's scalp ulcer healing after trying Cuticura Remedies. After months of itching and hair loss, the child’s scalp odor faded and hair regrew in weeks, prompting the family to recommend the products widely.
The report details a Wyoming girl involved in a divorce case with Hart McKee. It covers jewels, pawned valuables, and money from London to Paris. Mrs Tevis McKee lies ill in Paris seeking secrecy while lawyers press for private proceedings to keep the matter from public view.
The text notes a man gave a woman 150000 dollars in jewelry before a divorce. It mentions Mrs Teviss McKee, entrusted with her funds and jewels, and Governor Baxter of Wyoming reportedly heading to Paris after standing by his daughter during earlier troubles.
In Kansas City on March 4 a funeral service in sign language will be held for Charles L Miller a deaf mute who died Sunday. Rev J H Cloud from St Louis will preach the sermon translated by Rev C McGintye to hearing attendees. Mrs Miller also cannot hear or speak and arranged the gathering for friends similarly afflicted.
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