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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1911
Page
13
An advertisement touts a natural remedy for headaches colds indigestion pains and constipation. It claims a desert spoonful of Figs and Elixir of Senna provides prompt relief without irritating the system and notes a coin indent front label for authenticity.
A Met of young Cheyanne Falk and others celebrate March 14 birthdays. Kent Barber Converse school born 1905, Harry Jackson Roth 1904, Rodger Finnerty 1903, Barbara Lillian McClement 1898, Roy Edward Hansen 1898. Readers must mail names and details two days before the event to the State Leader office.
Cheyenne society items report Buechner Jewelry Co and Hawkeye Cleaners in service. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Crain. J. A. Ath erly arrives as secretary for the state board of sheep commissioners. Construction resumes on Miss Thomas Heaney’s East Twentyeth Street dwelling. Flour promotion at 20th and Thomas. Janet Lister Cairne, Scottish visitor, meets Thomas Middlemas in Cheyenne.
A proclamation regarding the importation of cattle and related veterinary matters was mailed yesterday to railroad stations and their agents as well as to all state veterinarians in the western states.
A Tiverton group led by J Paul HW O Hall J J Tinnett and Jf H Align visited Cheyenne as representatives of Wild River rear m seeking involvement by Wyoming Central company. They met the state land board and received official data on the matter along with recently published facts.
Captain Armstrong, quartermaster at Fort D. A. Russell, arrested a man suspected of stealing from officers quarters. Police found a quantity of missing goods in the suspect's possession including blankets and silverware. The officer did not reveal the suspect’s name but asserts the arrest targets the right man.
An advertisement claims a home made laxative cough syrup can cure any cough in five hours. It lists a mixture of wild cherry bark, cardio essence, and White pine syrup with dosing instructions and a call to action for cleaning and housework services.
East Eighteenth street near Morie street saw activity when a supposed burglar tried to enter the home of T. Paul Wilcox district court reporter. He climbed the porch then moved to a vacant lot lying in grass to wait for a better moment before fleeing toward the Union Pacific tracks as patrols arrived. Neighbors report the prowler has been roaming the area for several nights.
An advertisement promotes Dr. Caldwell's remedy for constipation with claims of a natural formula using ingredients like Graveseline. It urges readers to write for a home treatment and lists Detroit and Lansing as locations where the product may be obtained.
James Livingston about twenty four years old was arrested by Deputies McCarty and Roach at Hillsdale and brought to Cheyenne accused of stealing a horse from the Two Bar ranch near Conngwater. A rifle and saddle in his possession were identified as property of B. McDonald of the TY ranch near Chugwater. The suspect said he came from Oregon to visit relatives.
A total of 2600 troops from Fort Russell were moved to San Antonio with rapid organization by the Colorado and Southern Railway. The consignment included infantry, hospital and engineering corps, Ninth cavalry, Fourth Field artillery, and Signal corps. Equipment was loaded in Cheyenne and transported in multiple train sections, using 22 cars in one section and extensive passenger and freight rolling stock. The movement was completed within days, demonstrating efficient rail logistics and coordination.
The New Idea Millinery at 1805 Capitol Ave invites customers to bring in old material to be fashioned into new hats. Phone 136-Y.
President Taft arrives in Augusta for rest and plans daily golf with private White House line to his room. Fellow guest John D. Rockefeller is amid speculation on a possible golf match between the two during the stopover.
A fragment notes a North American rover at Knights, hinting at a decade of commerce and regional history. The readable text emphasizes exploration and trade themes without full context or dates.
Sophie Kritheman, a young Union City music teacher, is in Hartford prison after being adjudged guilty of manslaughter. She and Joseph Mitchell were tried for the killing of Bronisiow Kalyinakas near Nice, Connecticut, in September 1904.
Local chiropodist offers treatment for corns ingrowing nails and bunions at a city clinic. Procedures include removal of corns and relief for foot discomfort with standard podiatric care.
A U S government biologist Preble arrives with State Game Warden Hudson and ex Warden Nowlin to study elk herds in Jackson Hole. He will live in the field for two months to observe movement, report findings to Washington, and seek recommendations. Governor Carey pledges state support and ongoing updates.
Rome reports Premier Luziatti states in the chamber that emigrants have sent home about 214 million dollars in the past three years. He argues migration fuels Italy’s financial prosperity and supports shipping and national industries, noting emigration advantages to the economy.
The premier argues that rising imports will spur government support for growth. He foresees a near future Thalian prosperity that eliminates the need for emigration. He adds that Italy will export foods rather than people, signaling a shift in labor movement policy.
An advertisement asserts Vinci restores digestion and strength by using cod liver elements with additives removed. It claims quick gains in blood quality and energy, offering a money back guarantee if it fails to make customers stronger and feel younger.
San Francisco detectives arrest Mrs George L Lansing a refined looking waiter and decoy package thief who confessed to stealing a dozen packages mailed to women in her building over the past three months. She broke down at the city jail and admitted the pattern of crime.
A confession from Mrs Lansing explains the disappearance of several undelivered packages addressed to neighbors. The items were reportedly of value and relate to a string of missing deliveries tied to the same defendant.
Regular meeting of the order convenes with business of importance. W. R. Junk serves as Recorder.
Herbert Cunningham of Kilkaton in the Catskill foothills observed a fox on a stone wall while trimming trees in a wood. He carried a saw and was joined by two companions, creating an unusual scene close to home.
Neighbors recall a startling incident as Cunningham chased a dog that overhauled a box and damaged it with a saw before the animal was despatched with a blow. Residents say they never heard of such an event before.
Members urged to attend a smoker and entertainment after the lodge meeting with refreshments provided. Signed Herb R. Schneider and J. J. Walters Secretaries District urge full attendance.
Two fishing boats used by the Portuguese royal family to reach the yacht fleeing to Gibraltar last October have been offered to the republican government and will be placed in a Lisbon museum.
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