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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1911
Page
14
Minnesota lawmakers debate a bill to tax every unmarried man over 30 or unable to prove suitable moral character five dollars annually for the support of indigent spinsters. The act would take effect after February 29 1912, giving unmarried men until leap year to prepare.
Denver Elks lodge 6 Pro Benevolent Protective Order of Elks held its annual election Thursday night with nearly 500 members voting in a close contest to choose a new ruler.
An advertisement extols a sulfur based hair remedy to darken and brighten hair. Wyeth Chemical Company markets Wyeths Bege and Sulphur, sold in stores or by mail for 50 cents to 1 dollar, with A H Koedel listed as a local seller.
The race for office concluded with Thomas M. Hunter elected exalted ruler. Other officers chosen include James J. Sullivan as esteemed leading knight Howard J. Donohue as royal knight Samuel J. Sackett as lecturing knight William H. Wheadon as secretary Chas F. Deboloff as tyler Stephen Leberer as trustee.
Notice announces a teachers certificates examination set for March 31 and April 1 1911 at Cheyenne Wheatland Torrington high schools starting 8 20 a m Sharp. The program lists subjects by time period including Penmanship Arithmetic Grammar Rhetoric Geography History Education Pedagogy Physics Bookkeeping Civics and more. Dated March 4 1911 by Mamie Be Heppfron County Superintendent of Schools.
The second day of the Woodin coin sale at the Collectors club in New York drew strong bidding. Half cents sold near $1000 in total while a 1797 dated thirteen-star quarter eagle brought $310. Other coins sold from $1 to $100 for dollars and $94 to $96 for quarter eagles. The sale wraps up today.
Chicago reports Prof Buffum of the University of Wyoming developed a new emmer hybrid suited to prairie states. Hunts and others call it an important advance for arid western regions with potential yields around sixty bushels per acre. The Shoshone irrigation project and Wyoming settlement plans boost agricultural prospects and alfalfa improvements accompany emmer findings.
Policeman Durkin confronted a savage St Bernard at Stapleton Bay Street station. The dog bit Durkin’s leg multiple times before Officer Roms subdued it. Durkin received medical treatment and the dog was taken to Newark Health Department for containment as it is believed mad.
Dorothy H. C. Arnold, daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis R Arnold, vanished December 12 after leaving Brentano's on Fifth Avenue. A citywide and international search expands as police and Varvan and Armstrong lawyers publicize her photograph and description.
One thousand Wyoming natives and former residents joined the Society of the State of Wyoming for its third annual picnic at Eastlake park. The event drew many charter members and new arrivals, who talked of Wyoming while in California, with loyalty to the old home and light comparisons to California. Vice President Sam Leaverton spoke in welcome for absent President M. E. Miller.
The Gideons, a Christian travelers group, ordered 100000 Bibles to be placed in hotel rooms nationwide. National Secretary W K Henderson, then visiting, secured 25000 Bibles to be shipped from a New York publisher to San Francisco by June 1.
Lovell officials announce a third Good Roads day set for Friday March 10. City residents will halt other work to continue paving blocks, following two successful prior events that mobilized the entire citizenry.
A Windfall Indiana mother reports her ten year old boy suffered fits for four years. After consulting three doctors and a specialist the child was deemed incurable until Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills cured him. Now hale and gay, the family endorses the medicine and offers to share the letter with others.
Advert shows Dr Miles Nervine claimed to treat nervous diseases such as fits spasms St Vitus dance convulsions and epilepsy. It says the medicine relieves these maladies and is sold by druggists with a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
The report notes that the work on street paving and road building surpassed what had been completed on earlier occasions, indicating greater progress or intensity in current efforts.
Sick headaches nervousness insomnia typhoid and insanity can stem from improper eye treatment. Fraudulent eyeglass sellers lure with free eye tests and false bargains. Read Pearson's Magazine article now on sale to learn how to avoid them and protect your finances.
The issue surveys whether the Constitution should be revised to suit modern conditions and explains wage disparities between women and men from investigations across shops and offices. It also discusses why the nation lacks a Parcels Post. Alfred Henry Lewis recounts another tale of New York gunmen as mystery, romance, and adventure appear in the pages.
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