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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1912
Page
10
Advertises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle effective laxative for chronic constipation. Claims wide endorsement from American families and letters from readers. Offers free sample bottle by mail from Dr W B Caldwell, Monticello Wisconsin.
Sheridan March 18 Charged with theft in the Sheridan branch of the state hospital BE &. Clancy former superintendent and Emil Oulette a German in his employ were arrested by Sheridan police. Oulette confessed to moving a team and sleigh to the hospital on January 12 and delivering portions of provisions to Clancy while keeping the rest. Home searches found edible items in both homes. The arrest followed disclosures by Leo Oulette brother of Emil. An investigation of the hospital administration is expected to follow.
In Laramie on March 18 the Royal Arch Masons elected officers including Grand High Priest Robert H. Lawrence of Green River and Grand Secretary A. J. Parshall of Cheyenne. Other posts filled by Park Hays Lander Otto Gramm Laramy Charles H. Townsend Casper Samuel Dickey Evanston Dr George C. Rafter Cheyenne W W Daley Rawlins Samuel Carson Cheyenne Judge John Reid Laramie Victor Engentrom Evanston Charles W. Sheldon Sheridan Harry B. Crain Cheyenne and Charles T. Wolf Lander. Grand chapter to meet next year in Evanston.
Bonin March 16 Roosevelt leads over Taft and La Follette in The Republican poll with Roosevelt at 13 points, Taft 17, La Follette 7, Cumming 2, Witeon 9, Clark 8, Polk 1, Bryan 4, Debs 1. One hundred twenty six ballots cast by 2 pm Thursday. Voters show interest and expect strong representation before April first polls close.
Advertisement claims a one day cure for colds using laxative bromide quinine tablets. Promises money back if it fails and features a signature by ROVE on each box.
Cambri March 1. Foreign coal miner Filuchowski was killed after noon when a coal face collapsed trapping him under its weight. He died about twenty minutes after removal to hospital. He leaves a wife and two children in Poland. last summer he worked on Charlie Miller's ranch near Horton.
Casper defeats Lander 17 to 1 percent in Casper. Union Pacific inspector seeks a hotel manager for the U P hotel at Laramie. Rawlins Athletic Club beats Laramie Club 41 to 33. A L Roach announces candidacy for sheriff of Platt county Ava. Thomas Maxwell, formerly of Sheridan, arrested in St Joseph Missouri for dynamite demolition attempt at an opera house in Bedford Iowa.
Basin March 18. The fair board decided to hold a land show with this year’s fair. An alfalfa palace will house the event and A. F. Marsh will oversee it. The show includes five divisions for the Producers' Association with prizes for collective exhibits. The association will cooperate with the fair board to make the feature a success under Marsh’s direction.
The State vs Koster jury found not guilty after eight hours. William Maloney was convicted of attempted murder. The State vs Fitzgerald et al. went to the jury with no decision by press time. C F Love, a defendant, forfeited a $500 cash bond and fled the country.
W. T. Shaffer of Evanston has received a patent on a sweeping and hunting machine promising satisfaction and profits for the inventor. Other brief items include a sanity ruling for Mrs. Abigail Tippettas of Cowley and a planned two day Fourth of July celebration by Hyatville residents.
Births announced in Guernsey Rock Springs Upton Casper Sheridan and Rook Springs listings. Paternal names include Grahame Quigley Mudd Overy Bimpkina Johnson Lilly Johnson Worthington Schuegher Schofield plus relatives in Portland and Utah. Mortality notices report Helen Worthington and Morton Johnson dying on a train en route to Thermopolis.
Suffering women are urged to write to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co confidential correspondence department in Lynn Massachusetts. A woman will read and answer, keeping letters private and secure. The firm cites its long history of trusted testimonials and offers the free 80 page Text Book by mail.
Obituary notes list CASPER Col A W Jones a former stockman who died in Greeley Colorado LARAMIE Alfred Youngland who died at Sidney Nebraska and others in local notices from the region.
The article warns against heavy long term dry feeding in poultry. It notes symptoms from dry feeding include weak neck paralysis and fatigue, urges succulent and green foods with dry grains, meat scraps, and warns that early egg boosts do not prove lasting health. It also mentions a hat store address at 204 W 17th Street.
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