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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
6
An old Musterole ad extols relief from neuralgia and other ailments. It promotes mustard oil ointment for sore throats, bronchitis, congestion, rheumatism, and more, claiming fast relief without blistering and offering hospital sizes at two dollars.
Rock Springs Wyoming reports Miss Robb Rearill as the best hockey player in Wellesley College history. A senior since 1914 she led the team multiple seasons and is noted as head of hockey sports for MITS. Born in Rock Springs she learned the game locally and excels in running pitching and defense.
Evidence of public response to the food administration drive is seen in Agriculture Department statistics. Meat animals rose by 4 200 000 in the year ending Jan 1 1908 including 1 247 000 cattle 3 781 060 hogs and 1 254 000 sheep Inspections of beef for slaughter up 24 5 percent hogs down 21 7 percent sheep down about 2 500 000. Riverton Work resumed on Ma Bonke temple.
Paris scenes of wartime resilience show children and families adapting amid bombardment. Mothers teach courage as orphans rise with defiant smiles while the nation preserves dignity and spirit through hardship. Madeleine's calm during sirens epitomizes collective resolve.
Advertisement promotes Zemo to stop itching eczema and related skin conditions with a large bottle priced at 1.00. Claims rapid clearing of eczema, tetter, pimples, rash, and blackheads after application.
Washington dispatch reports that France did not appeal for additional soldiers and that American troop movements to Europe will proceed as planned under the existing program. Major General Marcel, acting chief of staff, denies any appeal from Paris.
London March 13 John Dillon MP for Meath was unanimously elected chairman of the nationalist party succeeding the late John Redmond. The motion to elect Dillon was made by Joseph Devlin.
GREELEY Colo March 183 You can't break horses right without a good supply of rye whisky accord ing to Edward Kennedy and Henry Miller two Cheyenne cowboys who were arrested east of Carr Sunday afternoon by Corporal Swope and Sergeant Jewett of the Colorado state constabulary Kennedy and Miller had 31 pints of whisky in their possession when captured They were arraigned in Judge Ewing's court Monday afternoon and fined 250 and costs each They will try and raise the money They explained they were on their way to the C L Walte ranch near Roggen to break horses and took the booze along to be sure they would do a good job The cowboys good looks and ingenuous stories made a hit with court attendants and even the judge remarked they were honest looking fellows for booze carriers.
C L Boyle and Hugh McNally were arrested for disposing of oats from a railroad car. Boyle pleaded guilty. McNally was bound over on the charge with a $1000 bond and jailed in default of bond.
Advertises Olive Tablets as a gentle remedy for stomach upset and liver balance. Claims quick relief from indigestion without cramps, urging take one or two at bedtime. notes olive color and price of 25 cents per box. Mentions calomel substitute and olive oil as ingredients.
P. H. Knight and C. C. Templeton have purchased the furniture stock and business of John A. Thompson and will operate as the Templeton Knight Furniture company. Knight previously worked with Thompson. Templeton runs a Grass Creek general store with his brothers. The firm plans a large stock expansion and aims to become a leading retail furniture business in the area.
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