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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1911
Page
2
Mrs Flora Newton, amid a cross petition filed March 1 1909 by Abram C Newton asks court to dissolve their marriage claiming coercion and forcible attempts to control her and her children from their ranch to Cody. She also seeks attorney fees and the disposition of property.
Wyoming citizens staying the weekend at the Albany hotel in Denver include F. A. Smitsy of Rawina and J. W. Agnew of Lusk.
Sheridan reports a Burlington near Wyola Montana wreck injuring Co. D Meyers a freman resident.
A damaged OCR fragment notes the death of an injured man after a train wreck when the engine overturned. It mentions Commoner Fleappointed Cody and Mar t.-JS, RK. Calkina, a longtime columnist, who has served as United States Court commissioner for four years in a third term succession.
Readers are urged to use Pape's Diapepsin to relieve indigestion sour stomach heartburn and gas in minutes. The ad claims the formula digests meals thoroughly preventing stomach distress and breath odor with a simple household remedy.
An old advertisement extols TIZ for tired feet claiming quick relief from soreness and odor. It features user testimonial from A F Brentner of Chicago and notes the product is not a powder, sold for 25 cents a box and by Walker Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago. The piece also includes unrelated notes on flax and a passing anecdote about a missing traveling case.
Announcement from Western Agencies and Development Company Ltd at Calgary outlines a new Canadian venture to process flax and flaxseed into linen binder twine and linseed products. Financing comes from eastern Canada and Bogland with construction set to start in Calgary using flax from the Canadian Pacific irrigated district.
Dispatches from Mukden report growing anti foreign sentiment in Manchuria with threats and unrest spilling into public life as tensions between local populations and outsiders intensify in early 1944.
Dhuria and rumors of a probable Boxer uprising appear in reports. Eastern newspapers urge their governments to take measures to protect subjects in affected districts.
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