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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1911
Page
10
An advertisement touts a health tonic that is pleasant to take and positive in effect. It claims to purify the blood strengthen the nerves and improve overall health. Sold in liquid form or as Sarsatabs tablets.
Miss Mary A. Grigg of Aberdeenshire Scotland married William Clark of Cody after traveling from Scotland via land and sea. The couple had known each other since childhood and reunited in Cody where the ceremony took place amid a tale of lifelong devotion. University cadet officers may be called to duties on the Mexican border. Lt. Coburn indicated most cadet officers would be recommended if needed.
State Food Commissioner Maurice Grosh also serves on the Uinta County Board of Commissioners. The report notes his exclusive disqualification from certain county duties due to his dual roles.
A brief notes that Mr Ufo hoa is elected to the board of county commissioners and appointed state commissioner of food and dairies with a plan to serve without county compensation. Also reports on A W Kelley praising a hen that lays unusually large eggs and a distant travel note by Governor Osborne family. Wheatland fair directors propose 1911 plans with officers elected.
On March 11 Robert D Carey arranged for a new experimental farm near Wheatland with a well situated plot secured east of town. Work crews will prepare the soil for spring planting immediately. In Cody a runaway accident in the business district injured stage driver R W Hay, R W Phillips, and a female passenger, all shaken but not seriously hurt.
A Burlington railroad crew arrived and will begin building a new depot. In Evanston the death of A F P F Hindenlang, an inmate of the state hospital for the insane, is reported. he was seventy years old and his remains were interred in the city cemetery.
An article extols the Gatlin system for treating alcoholism by eradicating alcohol toxins from the body. It claims a cure within three months and criticizes other methods as masking poisoning rather than removing the cause.
A damaged clipping reports a delivery injury from a rope incident near a highway gate and several local civic notices. It lists Woolgrowers officers for Sheridan County, a petition to create Nibrara county, Evanston city clerk appointment, and multiple birth and marriage notices in Cody, Evanston, Rawlins, and Sheridan.
An advertisement claim offers a free 3.50 recipe to cure kidney and bladder ailments claiming rapid relief from pain weakness and sleep loss. Readers are urged to write Dr A B Robinson of Detroit Michigan for a copy sent in a plain envelope and at no cost.
A jumble of acts and acts in sketches headline Atlas venue listings. Names like Stevens Co and Manfield appear with rural sketches rivalling a chalk line and a quest game. A stray rental notice notes rooms for rent with water and bath and a Mr Chapman.
Colorado Springs, Mar 11. At a banquet in the Antora hotel the plan to organize the first congress of farm women will be publicly announced. Eleanor L. Burns leads the movement with backing from the International Dry Farming congress, aiming to unite women from all farm classes in America and abroad.
United States troops on the Mexican border will be fed on Greeley potatoes. Five care of potatoes left Greeley this morning for the front, bringing the season total to fifty marketed in Texas. Major C. C. Townsend commands the northern Colorado National Guard battalion and will depart for the scene tomorrow as two thousand troopers pass through Greeley and northern points.
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