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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1911
Page
4
Mr. 5. 8. Johnson of Greenville says five years of catarrh and two years near death ended after taking Peruna. He tried seven doctors and a St. Louis specialist, could not walk long distances, then began Peruna and feels it saved his life and calls it the best medicine on earth.
A heavy cold and severe lung illness are linked to Peruna in two patient letters. Semel McKinley of Kansas City credits Peruna with saving his life after doctors warned he might not survive. Emil Pickart of Hammond, Indiana says five bottles cured his lifelong nasal catarrh and coughs and praises the medicine for his family.
The State Leader station lists foreign advertising rates for spaces under 200 inches at 36¢ per year and over 2140 inches at 30 dollars per year. It provides contact details for representatives M. C Watson in New York and A. W. Allen in Chicago with office address 1502 Tribune Bldg.
Cheyenne readers note a birthday list with several names and birth dates. Miss Beryle Sharp born March 19, 1903 joins Miss Ide Bromstine born 1902 and John Lyons Murphy born 1903 from different schools. Tomorrow marks Miss Currie William Pisher born March 20, 1898 observing the day.
Mrs Mra Brooks wife of former governor plans a trip to Cheyenne from her Casper area ranch to attend engagements and meet local residents during her stay.
Easter plans include Miss Lena and Miss Melissa, daughters of the family from the University of Wyoming in Laramie. State Veterinarian and Mrs. Benjamin F. Davis reside at 2014 Seymour Street, with Cheyenne visitors Nellis Corthel and C. P. Arnold paying respects to Governor Carey. Phillips of Wheatland and Marwon return to Cheyenne, while William A. Bartlett, ex-cheyenne journalist, is now in Sheridan.
Mable Lee, described as a town figure, demanded a drink at the Mint on West Sixteenth Street. After her bar dispute and glass smashing, Police Officer McLaughlin placed her under arrest and she caused damage in the city jail ward before dawn.
On complaint of the proprietor of a Japanese pool room at the corner of Eighteenth and set streets, patrolmen Haker and McLaughlin last night arrested four young fellows named Jo Blair, Joe Ray and John Trip for craps in the premises and they were lodged in the police station awaiting examination.
Church notices list worship times and sermon topics for First Baptist Warren, First Methodist, First Congregational, First Church of Christ, Scientia, and Presbyterian services. Notable speakers include George Van Wickle, Joseph F. Tuttle, and local leaders with topics on faith money and life.
Patrolman Roger Talbot heard a disturbance near the alley behind the police station and detained a trio as a large man held a victim. The assailant identified as J F Prime with Amoro Medea the Mexican victim.罪
Help sought for large clean rags at Leader office ColHer's White Lead at Slerman. Workers requested to deliver suitable materials to the printing facility for reuse.
New York report states the body of Dorothy Arnold was not found after searchers combed Central Park lakes. Despite extensive efforts by volunteers and authorities, the father’s theory she was murdered and discarded in the lake is challenged by the ongoing search results.
Medical authorities reject prison of germs in greasy salves and urge a liquid wash named washing the germs out. The remedy combines thymol and other ingredients to target diseased skin, claimed to neutralize germs, soothe, and heal. A 26 cent bottle is advertised by Palace Pharmacy and A. EK Rodet.
A brief classified notice seeks large clean rags for Leader oilica. The item wants were posted in a local ad, calling for usable textiles suitable for industrial reuse. The text emphasizes cleanliness and size.
The wire station work along the O F system will begin with three depots planned at Omaha Cheyenne and Ogden Omaha first then Cheyenne crew to follow. Burlington digs gravel near Meraford for track use from Cheyenne to St Fi. A new quick dining car service on the U P proves popular. Cheyenne grade work on the Wellington link of the Transcontinental road progresses. Burlington plans two new depots at Keota Colorado and Carpenter Wyoming. Regular mail clerks may run from Sterling within three months. through trains Cheyenne to Wellington expected by July.
A diet remedy ad promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a quick fix for indigestion and bloating. It claims one tablet digests 3,000 grains of food and that 40,000 physicians endorse the national remedy sold everywhere for 50 cents per box. A free sample is offered by F A Stuart Co. at Marshall Michigan.
Classified note seeks sizable clean rages for the Leader office, offering mobile pickup and payment on completion. The brief ad requests prompt responses and contact details for scheduling with the editorial desk.
Rey Anderson, one of two Cheyenne youths who surrendered to Sheriff Hughes, was released after authorities concluded their innocence in the alleged robbery of two men totaling $85. Julius Hansen remained in custody for further investigation. Anderson denies accepting money from the claimants. Windward wind at Sherman?
A Cheyenne case shows a rescued girl confessing to a W CT U worker after leaving home. State humane agent Bright investigated, located the father who arrived last evening, and the girl received shelter and constant watch as she faced the crisis.
An article in The World's Work magazine discusses United States Army readiness and the challenge of unpreparedness during wartime years. Historical notes highlight training, logistics, and organizational efforts.
The Leader office seeks good clean rigs for assignment. Details on eligibility and submission deadlines will be provided at the office.
The item outlines a wine named Cosmopolitan Maga wine rising from postwar ruin imagery during a Knights event. It highlights branding associated with a political movement and consumer product in a historical publishing style.
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