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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1911
Page
5
An advertisement touts Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle, effective remedy for headaches colds indigestion pains constipation sour stomach and dizziness. It claims the remedy acts naturally without imitating the system and emphasizes the product name appearing on every package.
A junior birthday column lists Cheyanne Falk and others born on March 14 in multiple schools with birth years 1903 to 1905. Readers are urged to submit names of children under 15 for early inclusion, with full details and sender verification.
City items note Buechner Jewelry and Cheyenne cleaners with new goods and services. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. C N Crain adds joy. J A Ath rele y becomes secretary for state sheep board. Miss Thomas Heaney advances a three story dwelling on East Twentieth. Flour from Turkey Red Hard Wheat sold at 20th and Thomas for 1.50 per sack. Janet Lister Cairne arrives from Edinburgh, met by Thomas Middlemas in Cheyenne.
A proclamation regarding the importation of beef cattle was mailed yesterday to railway companies and their agents, as well as to all state veterinarians in the western states, by the office of the State Veterinarians.
Tiverton delegates J Paul HW O Hall J J Tinnett and Jf H Align traveled to Cheyenne as representatives of the Wild River reararm group. They conferred with the state land board and were briefed with official data recently published.
Captain Armstrong of Fort D. A. Russell arrested a man believed to have stolen from officers quarters. A quantity of missing goods including blankets, silverware and other valuables were found in the suspect’s possession. The officer did not reveal the thief’s identity but says the arrest is of the right man.
An advertisement touts a home made cough syrup claimed to cure any cough in five hours using a laxative formula. It instructs mixing wild cherry bark cardio essence and White pine compound, with dosing every half hour for four hours then several daily doses, and even notes a wallpaper and house cleaning service with a phone number and address.
On East Eighteenth Street near Morie Street a burglar tried to enter the home of T. Paul Wilcox district court reporter shortly before 11 on Sunday night. The man climbed the Wilcox porch then fled to a vacant lot and lay in the grass awaiting another opportunity. He carried a flashlight used while moving about in darkness and fled as police approached toward the Union Pacific tracks. Neighbors say he has prowled the area for several nights.
Folk remedy letter from Caldwell claims a bowel cure with Graveline and nostrums. The note asks readers to write for home advice and purchase details at a Detroit Mich address with appeals to avoiding doctors.
A man named James Livingston about twenty four years old was arrested early Sunday in Hillsdale by Deputy Sheriffs McCarty and Roach and taken to Laramie county jail in Cheyenne. He is charged with stealing a horse from the Two Bar ranch near Chugwater. A rifle and saddle found with him matched property owned by B McDonald of the TY ranch. The suspect says his parents live in Oregon.
The movement of 2600 troops from Fort Russell to San Antonio proceeded quickly with Colorado and Southern handling linking trains. Equipment for loading was ordered July 7 and by July 12 the force was en route or at destination, including infantry hospital and engineering corps, Ninth cavalry, Fourth Field artillery, with Signal corps departing Cheyenne July 9.
Old hats and materials welcomed for remake into the latest style at the New Idea Millinery located at 1805 Capitol Ave. Call 136-Y for fittings and pricing.
President Taft arrives in Augusta for a brief rest and plans daily golf with afternoon motor rides. At his hotel a private line to the White House is established. Fellow guest John D. Rockefeller sparks talk of a possible golf match.
A brief item notes a historical decade related to commerce and regional rover activity, featuring references to Knights and North American ventures. It emphasizes a period of development and enterprise with local color and archival tone.
Sophie Kritehman, a young Union City music teacher, was adjudged dead and transferred to the Wayne County jail after a joint trial with Joseph Mitchell for the killing of Bronisiow Kalynikas near Nice Gisa in September 1904.
A chiropodist performs foot care including corns removal and bunion treatment. The report notes ingrowing nails addressed and general foot complaints managed in adjoining rooms.
A deputy from the Department of Agriculture named Preble has arrived in the Jackson Hole area to assess elk herds. He travels with State Game Warden Hudson and ex-warden Nowlin. They will stay two months to study the elk movement and report findings to Washington.
Rome March 13 Premier Luezatti enumerated advantages Italy gains from emigration. He cited 214 million dollars sent home by emigrants to the United States in the last three years, saying remittances fuel financial prosperity and aid shipping and national industries.
The premier argued that higher imports would prompt government action to spur development and reduce reliance on emigration. He predicted a near future of Thalian prosperity and sustained growth, with the country exporting foods rather than people as workers’ output shifts to domestic strength.
An advertisement touts Vinci as a tonic to strengthen digestion, restore blood and energy, and combat old age effects. It claims the product is derived from cod liver elements with unnecessary portions removed, and offers money-back if not making buyers stronger and younger. A A Roe Del, Drugsist.
A San Francisco detective story says Mrs. George Lansing, a well dressed apartment resident, was arrested after a decoy package contained silver spoons vanished from a mall box. She confessed to stealing a dozen packages mailed to other women in the same house since December 21.
Mrs Lansing admits stealing a package addressed to a neighbor, explaining the earlier disappearances of several undelivered parcels. Millinery advertisement follows with a full line of hats and sale prices at The New Idea Millinery Parlors, 1805 Capitol Ave.
The Knights of Pythias convene tonight with business of importance under W. R. Junk acting as Recorder.
Herbert Cunningham of Kilkaton in the Catskill foothills spotted a fox on a stone wall while trimming trees in a wood. He, armed with a saw and aided by two companions, pursued the animal in a rural Catskill scene dated March 4.
Neighbors report a startling scene as Cunningham chased a dog and dismantled its box with a saw before despatching the animal with an oomp biow sounding exclamation. The event surprised local observers who say they never witnessed anything like it.
Members are urged to attend after tonight’s Lodge meeting for a smoker and entertainment with refreshments. Signatures: Herb R. Schneider, J. J. Walters, Secy. Dist.
Two fishing boats used by the Portuguese royal family to reach the escape yacht for Gibraltar last October have been donated to the republican government and will be placed in a Lisbon museum.
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