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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
13
An article advocates using a scientific laxative for constipated infants and children rather than pills. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepto Bismol as a safe, gentle option and offers a free sample and advice from Dr Caldwell. Emphasizes keeping the bowels open for infant health and growth.
The fragment provides advertising rate figures for less than 200 inches and over 260 inches per year, plus mentions the business office telephone and editors’ contact, with partial references to location in Cheyenne Wyoming and publication context.
This column lists Cheyenne children celebrating birthdays, noting Thomas Wilks Lord of Corlett School and Barbara Elia Carson of Johnstown School born on March 10, 1903. Readers are asked to mail names and details for upcoming birthdays two days prior, with full name address age and birth date for reference.
Cheyenne items list business ads for Buechner Jewelry Co and Hawkeye Cleaners, plus Merchants Messenger Service. Notarial commission granted to Miss Louise Smith by Gov. Carey. Marriage license issued to Charles Davis of Cheyenne and Lucy Odom of Fort Worth. Parents Day observed today.
A Glasgow Kentucky man, former city court ex judge J P Avuan, recounts years of back and kidney trouble. He credits Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills with noticeable kidney improvement after three months and expresses hope for full recovery. The ad promises a refund if no benefit.
Reports from Cheyenne note a rent day at Central school with pupil exhibits. Excavations begin for a Gleason Mercantile building at Sixteenth Street and Central avenue. Governor Carey receives a visit from Albany county pioneer Judge John Reid.
London reporters describe royal charity in Wind Sor where children gather daily at church rooms to receive milk allowances. The King’s milk from royal dairies feeds families with quart or pint portions, reflecting ongoing philanthropy for the town’s needy.
Governor Carey Secretary Hour and State Veterinarian Davis announced a quarantine across Laramie Converse and Natrona counties due to scabies in local cattle. Movement of cattle from these counties to any other county is forbidden without first obtaining permission from the state veterinarian or deputies.
Samuel F. Dutton of Albany Hotel Denver led a party to Cheyenne to inspect the Plains Hotel. He praised the design by William Dubois and the European plan operations, calling the Plains superior to other western hotels and a model for western hospitality. The visit extended beyond yesterday with plans to stay longer.
A large staff and careful staging ensured a smooth opening of the new Plaias hotel in Cheyenne. The day saw capacity dining with out of town guests and Wyoming society well represented. Buchanan orchestra provided music as hundreds of elegant attendees traveled from across Wyoming.
A dense roster of individuals and spouses appears, listing Burns, Palmer, Sherman, Richardson, Valina Richardson, Iver Johnson, Laura Richardson, Fisher, Fayette, Hasting, Barber, Van Tassell, Hart, Burrows, Parkinson, Ward, Hareiton, Mayes, McManus, New York figures, and others including Misses and Mrs. The fragmentary text suggests a social or directory-style entry with multiple names and places such as Denver Providence Lander and New York.
An old ad notes that the laxative brom o quinine removes the grip and claims a signature by E. W. Grove. It lists a price of 25 cents and provides a cleaning service line for wallpaper, carpets, and housework with a phone contact at 620 Red and 1707 Carey Ave.
State Tax Commissioner John Mc GI forwards AG Preston opinion to county assessors stating mortgages both chattel and real estate are not taxable due to a recent legislative act. The ruling follows widespread tax collection difficulties from concealment of credits and debts. mortgages must be deducted from credits when computing taxable amounts.
Mrs Elisabeth Owens of Thermopolis has departed to visit her daughter in Guernsey DC. Nowlin, former state game warden, arrived in Cheyenne from Lauder and was a guest at Inter Ocean. PF, L. Yesterday moved into their new home at 214 West Sixteenth Street.
A period advertisement touts TZ CURES as a breakthrough for corns calluses and bunions. It claims rapid relief without pain using a coin hammer method and promises noticeable improvement within days, with testimonials from Sam A Hoover and guidance to buy from Walter Luther Dodge & Co in Chicago.
The State Bureau of Animal Industry moved to curb cattle from certain counties intended for interstate movement. The State Veterinarian is drafting dipping rules for infected cattle and will publish them soon for cattlemen. An incoming cattle health bill will require health papers and tuberculine testing for dairy and breeding stock. A new Eleventh Legislature law allows stock entry with a health bill and waives inspection fees, replacing the prior practice of collecting fees on all entering stock.
James McDonald a Ninth Cavalry trooper confined in the county jail faced a preliminary hearing before Justice Frank Houseman for an alleged attempted criminal assault on Mrs. L. C. Hinkle in the northern part of the city around noon January 30. The justice bound him over to district court for trial with a $5 000 bond. McDonald pleaded not guilty and claimed innocence saying about twenty five people could attest to his defense though many have left the city since the incident.
Washington reports a forecast of generally fair weather for Friday and Saturday in Wyoming. Local data show a maximum temperature of 63 degrees and a minimum of 7. Palme, director.
The two story addition to Eagle Hall was dedicated with a house warming dance and card entertainment. More than two hundred lodge members, families and friends attended a jolly gathering with refreshments. The second floor houses the lodge room and enlarged officers’ rooms.
The millionaire promoter Beattle, March, faced jurors accusing him of defrauding malls. The defense argued on intent while the court weighed the case as judges read charges.
A Texas physician recounts his bias against advertised foods before trying Grape Nuts in Corpus Christi. He says it strengthens him, reduces past stomach issues, and leaves him without nausea or indigestion, noting improved health after starting the product.
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