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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1911
Page
12
Mr 5 8 Johnson of Greenville says five year catarrh left him nearly bedridden and unable to walk far after seven doctors and a St Louis specialist. He began Peruna and reports improved health saying it saved his life and is the best medicine on earth.
Two readers from Kansas City and Hammond share life saving and health benefits from Peruna. Semel McKinley credits Peruna with saving his life after severe lung illness and long cash to doctors. Emil Pickart attests catarrh relief and overall health improvement after using several bottles, praising its value for his family.
The snippet lists advertising rates and office contacts for the State Leader newspaper. It notes rates for space under 200 inches and over 140 inches for one year, along with street address 1814 Carey Ave Cheyenne Wyoming and Tribune Building Chicago. It also provides representative names M C Watson and A W Allen and office phone numbers for society editors and business office hours.
This column lists Cheyenne youths with March 19 birthdays including Miss Beryle Sharp Miss Ide Bromstine John Lyons Murphy and Miss Hazel May Weber from Central and Corlett schools. Tomorrow observers include Miss Currie William Pisher born March 20 1898.
Mrs Mra B Brooks wife of a former governor plans a trip from her ranch near Casper to Cheyenne. The visit is noted as a personal mention in local notices highlighting a prominent regional figure and travel from the Casper area to the capital.
Spend Easter and will be joined here by her two daughters Lena and Melissa who attend the University of Wyoming at Laramie. State Veterinarian and Mrs Benjamin F Davia reside at 2014 Seymour Street. Nellis Corthel and C P Arnold, prominent Laramie citizens, were in Cheyenne yesterday to visit the state house. Phillips of Wheatland stayed at the Plaing hotel yesterday. E W Phillips of Superior is registered at the Normandia. A L Ferguson of Wheatland is stopping over Sunday at the Inter Ocean. Judge Roderick N Marwon returns to Cheyenne from Rawlins. William A Bartlett, formerly a Cheyenne newspaper man, is now in Sheridan.
Mable Lee caused a disturbance on West Sixteenth street after her drink request was refused. She smashed windows and fixtures at the Mint saloon, then called police to arrest her. In jail she wrecked a bed and tore plaster from the walls in the women’s ward.
Police arrested four young men named Jo Blair Joe Ray and John Trip after a complaint by the proprietor of a Japanese pool room at the corner of Eighteenth and streets Pa patrolmen Haker and McLaughlin brought them to the station for alleged craps in the place.
Multiple area churches announce services and sermon topics. First Baptist Warren Ave led by George Van Wickle offers The Power of Godliness. First Methodist led by W J Nelson features Does Death End All and The Recompense of Reward. First Congregational lists Progress In Christian Thought and The Dangers and Uses of Money with a patriotic address by Mr Joseph F Tuttle.
Patrolman Roger Talbot halted a midnight assault in the alley between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets, detaining a large man identified as J F Prime who robbed Mexican Amoro Medea. Two accomplices L Daugherty and J Murphy stood by as the scene moved to the station where a bundle of new clothes was found near the victim.
Help sought at the Leader office for large clean rags. Advert reads to deliver to ColHer's White Lead at Slerman. The notice emphasizes supply needs and location for drop off.
New York on March 14 searchers failed to recover Dorothy Arnold’s body from Central Park lakes after a thorough search of the ponds. Thousands along the banks helped in the effort but the theory that she was harmed in the park and tossed into the lake was disproved.
Medical authorities agree on not imprisoning disease germs in grease and salves. They promote a liquid remedy combining thymol and other ingredients to wash away germs, destroy them, and soothe the skin. A 26 cent bottle at Palace Pharmacy, A. Ek Rodet, is advertised as starting the cure and giving instant relief.
Public notice requests large clean rags for Leader Oilica activities. Local shop or resident donation accepted through the week.
The wire lens stations for the O F system will start soon with three sites planned at Omaha Cheyenne and Ogden, Omaha to be built first. Burlington opens a gravel pit on the Wyoming Colorado line near Meraford for track ballast. A new quick dining car service on the Union Pacific proves popular. Grade work on the Cheyenne to Wellington link progresses toward a July operation. Burlington planned depots at Keota Colorado and Carpenter Wyoming with mall clerks to Sterling within three months. Through trains Cheyenne to Wellington to run by July 1.
An old remedy claims to digest food completely with one grain per tablet, promising relief from indigestion and a rest for the stomach. It cites 40,000 physicians backing the National Remedy, with 50 cent boxes and free samples by mail from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
Classified notice seeks large, clean rages for the Leader office space. Applicants urged to contact the office desk for details and scheduling.
Rey Anderson, a Cheyenne youth, surrendered to Sheriff Hughes amid robbery suspicions. Authorities freed him yesterday while companion Julius Hansen remained in custody for further inquiry. Anderson denies accepting any money from the victims who reported $85 missing.
A Cheyenne W C T U worker persuaded a young woman who had left home to reveal her name. State agent Bright investigated, located the father who arrived last evening, and the girl received shelter with the humane agent while under close watch as she expressed a wish to die.
A magazine excerpt discusses The World's Work and Knights in relation to the United States Army. It analyzes readiness, structure, and implications for national defense during a period of reform.
The Leader office requests clean rigs for display or promotion, inviting owners to contact the newsroom with details.
An item notes a wine event at Knights featuring Cosmopolitan Maga wine rising above wartime ruins. The piece emphasizes a cosmopolitan brand in a revival setting.
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