Homesteaders Protective Association Sets Wyoming Election
The Homesteaders Protective Association of Colony Wyoming ends its first year on March 15 and schedules its annual officer election for that date. Officers to be elected include president vice president secretary treasurer and three executive board members. A ways and means committee will present proposed fundraising plans for the next year. The planning committee met at the Coyote Den to discuss suggestions.
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Wyo
Homesteaders’ Protective Association
Committee of Ways and Means
Jack Hed
Tiff Richardson
Burt Whiting
Raber
W. Shepard
Coyote den
Diecuas
Japanese worker shot at in Moorcroft mystery
T Sadamoto of Moorcroft employed by Burlington was shot twice at his bunkhouse near Moorcroft. He was brought unconscious to Sheridan and then to the state hospital in critical care but is reported not seriously hurt and expected to recover. No suspects or motive are known and another Japanese man in the house cannot shed light on the attack.
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Sadamoto
Contract Signed for New Pipe Organ in Sheridan
The Hutchins Organ Company of Boston and the First Congregational Church of Sheridan have signed a contract for a complete organ installation by September 1. The $5,500 instrument will be the fourth organ in Sheridan, featuring three keyboard banks and 1,257 pipes with exclusive features.
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Sheridan
Wyo
First Congregational Church
Decker and Cummings
Hutchins Organ Company
Boston
Mass
First Congregational Church of
Mistaken Diagnosis Doctors Guess Wrong Again
A letter from F H Horne of Roseboro North Carolina recounts kidney and bladder troubles from years prior. After two months on Swamp-Root the patient passed a ten grain gravel stone and reports no further trouble. The sworn statement is dated July 1909.
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F. H. Er
Roseboro
Horne
James M. Hall
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You
Letter to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY invites readers to send for a sample bottle and a booklet about the kidneys and bladder. Mentions Cheyenne Daily Leader and notes regular prices of fifty cents and one dollar and five bottles for sale at all drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghampton N. Y
Anyope
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Flexible steel traction rim aids truck operation in winter
J Edsall of Pioneer Smelting and Transportation has devised a flexible steel rim for Laurier truck traction wheels. The rim uses steel caps with ground grasping walks and does not disrupt rubber wheel blocks. It reportedly doubles power on wet or snowy roads, enabling coal transport in Hudson Wyoming without rail service.
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Hudson, Wyo
Stuart Made Famous Trip 100 Years Ago
The 100th anniversary marks Robert Stuart s departure on the Oregon trail through Wyoming. He crossed the North Platte and camped at the Nebraska line then near Casper on Polson creek before Arapaho depredations forced a winter retreat. He later moved downriver and began the St Louis journey, aiding the Oregon trail s fame.
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Robert Stuart
Wyoming
Nebraska
Stuart
Casper
Polson Creek
Arapahoe
St. Louis
Oregon Trail
Laramie
Optometrist Acknowledged Among West’s Best
A regional note praises an optometrist as one of the best in the West, highlighting professional skill and reputation for vision care. The brief tribute underscores high standards and trusted service in eyewear and eye health.
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West
No Cause Known For Death Of Basin Young Man
Basin Wyoming March 10 Coroner G A Harris was notified that R M Paddock was found dead in the cabin of F B Reffner on a river acre four miles south of town A jury was empanelled and the body found by Reffner An examination found no wound and at least 30 grains of strychnine in a bottle Reffner had used for rat poison The deceased 27 years old from Pennsylvania had been living with the Paddocks and was crippled The act was attributed to no clear cause
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A. J. Paddock
F. B. Reffner
Jack
Reffner
Harris
Pennsylvania
R Aident
Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
An old ad promises a one day cure for colds using LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Druggists refund money if ineffective, and E. W. GROVE’s signature appears on each box. Price listed as 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Rock Springs Poised for Pressed Brick Plant
Rock Springs officials expect a pressed brick plant to be established in the coming summer. A negotiating committee estimates brick cost at $9 per 1,000 with a wall price near $16, making it cheaper than wood. The proposed plant would have a 20,000 brick daily capacity using shale rock machinery.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Physician Praises Eckmans Alterative For Tuberculosis
Letter from a physician testifies to Eckmans Alterative curing tubercular neck glands and sparing surgery. Mrs Garvin of Idaho Falls swears the remedy helped her lung trouble and weight gain. Eckmans Alterative advertised for bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung issues with no poisons or habit forming drugs. booklet and Philadelphia address provided. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co sells it.
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Eckman
Idaho Falls
Idaho
M. H. Garvin
Aguilar player struck in eye during practice game
Aguilar Colorado March 10 H L Price dry goods merchant and captain of last year's Aguilar team was hit in the left eye by a foul ball during a Sunday practice game. The injury nearly tore the eye from its socket and may cause total blindness in both eyes.
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Aguilar
Colo
H. L. Price
Price
Munsey Sells Boston Journal After 1905 Purchase
Frank A. Munsey has sold the Boston Journal, announced today without revealing the buyer. The paper, acquired by Munsey in 1905, has since backed the progressive party during the recent national campaign amid reports that leading party figures were negotiating for control.
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Boston
Frank A. Munsey
Boston Journal
Munsey
Progressive Party
Immigration Into Wyoming On With Rush
Immigrants stream into Wyoming as settlers deliver stock, horses, and farm implements. EK F Gardner, Lawrence Jensen, George Grove, M H Bass, Ed Wales, Patrick Gunn, Antone Cerley, Calhoun Bros, Seltlers and Doring boys, Jay Cosgrove and others move with their households and equipment. T H Hale arrives with a carload as more trains bring people and goods to establish homes this spring.
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van Tasseli
Wyo
Wyoming
EK. F. Gardner
Lawrence Jensen
Fairfield
M. D
George Grove
M. H. Bass
Ed Wales
Patrick Gunn
Pine Ridge
S. C
Peter Watson
Antone Cerley
Calhoun Bros
Antone
Meadow Grove
Wickersham Begins Global Encirclement Tour
Former Attorney General George W. Wickersham arrives in Chicago with wife Frances Noyes and companions on the first leg of a six month expedition around the world. They will sail to Japan from San Francisco next Sunday and then tour.
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Chicago
George W. Wickersham
Frances Noyes
Martha Bowers
Lloyd Bowers
New York
F. P. Moore
Wickersham
Japan
San Francisco
Blackstone Hotel
Noyet
Miss Bowers
Helen Taft
Washington
Cafeteria Dinner Schedule at The Robinson
Cafeteria serves daily meals from 11 30 a m to 2 p m and 5 p m to T at The Robinson.
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the Robinson
Doctor's Health Advice Palette Headlines
Elizabeth collects reader questions on headaches catarrh hair loss weight and rheumatism. The doctor prescribes Vilane powder nasal washes hypodermic tablets and tonics plus a carbolic cough syrup to relieve cold and cough and a blend including iodide potassium and sarsaparilla for rheumatic relief.
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