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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
11
A letter from a wife describes ten years of repetitive, gastronomic tales told by her husband amid dinner parties. The writer jokes about a cure for chronic storytelling, noting her own weariness and a guest’s husband with only three stories. She contemplates a formal treatment high in price to end the boredom.
Etheridge, once of the Guernsey Gazette, was taken into custody in Cheyenne by Deputy Sheriff McCarty on a warrant from Prosecuting Attorney C. L. Rigdon. Williams of Hartville Uplife accuses Etheridge of trying to burn the Gazette plant several weeks ago, an attachment having been placed on the building.
A small gathering witnessed the marriage of Andrew J. Robinson and Augusta May Herbert at the Plains hotel. Rev L C Hills officiated, with guests including Mrs John Sherrill of Louisiana. The couple will reside at Fort Russell and guests enjoyed a multi course dinner.
Atlas opens with Leo and Chapman in a gymnastic comedy titled Wanted A Donky and Charles Mack and Co presenting Come Back to Erin An Irish playlet. Prof Dunn and the Little orchestra plus other attractions promise a strong bill. Seven Days, a new farce, heads to Capitol Avenue theatre for one night only with a New York cast from the Astor. The Man Who Owns Broadway, starring Raymond Hitchcock, arrives next Tuesday at Capitol Avenue theatre with Cohan’s musical numbers and a large chorus in an elaborate, witty production.
Letters from New Haven and Chicago mothers describe their frail children improving after using Vinci Liver and Iron Tonic. The notices urge mothers to try the product with a money back guarantee if it fails to deliver claimed benefits.
Cheyenne ladies attended the spring opening at Cottingham Millinery Company viewing many styles for Spring and Summer. The store’s interior remodeling and high grade stock showcase a top tier display in feminine headwear.
Reginald Kirby, known as the youngus band of two days, was arrested Tuesday on domestic charges in Fort Russell. He was arraigned yesterday and ordered to contribute to the child’s support, with release granted by the court.
The Leader requests good clean rags to be dropped off at its office.
Police arrested manager at 1712 Bent Street and 8 Jennings after weeks of surveillance. He is charged with selling liquor without a license and jailed.
Cincinnati dispatch reports five thousand deputy sheriffs summoned at Somerset Kentucky to preserve order during a growing fire strike.
An advertisement lauds Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a trusted standard remedy for women. It highlights its herbal basis, promises health advice, and notes free health guidance offered by the presenter. The copy mentions Pinkham and associates, emphasizing women seeking wellness assistance.
Fragments describe no freight moving north from Somerset and a spreading sense of hardship as a wet famine begins to bite. The brief notes hint at disruption on the Queen and Crescent line affecting trade and daily life.
Local architect William Dubois says many houses remain vacant with no tenants while awaiting telephone service. He notes the problem is worse on city outskirts and mentions owning homes he cannot rent due to prevailing conditions. Rumors place an independent firm pursuing a city telephone franchise.
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