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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1911
Page
10
Market conditions in several markets show steady to firm prices with limited supply and good demand for cows and feeder stock. Cattle receipts in Omaha and nearby areas reflect solid activity with beef supply steady and prices varying by grade and region.
Patient testimonials from Montana claim Electropades relieve rheumatism nervousness backache and liver complaints by removing uric acid and impurities. Audience urged to write for booklets or order by mail using 90 cents, with pharmacists later supplying.
Market notes show cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts with steady to mixed prices. Wool prices edge lower in territory and western districts. Lead and tin quotes hold firm or quiet with minor changes in New York and St. Louis reports.
Great claims are made for TIZ to relieve sore, aching, swollen and sweaty feet plus corns bunions and callouses. The ad promises immediate relief and a money back guarantee if not satisfied with a 25 cent box available at druggists or by mail from Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago IL.
A man identified as Hunt, a colored individual, was arrested on a warrant sworn by Charles L. Rigdon and lodged in the county jail. A pawnbroker on Sixteenth Street accused him of swindling about $75. Hunt resisted escort without the warrant and was guarded until Deputy McCarty returned with the warrant to take him into custody.
Pedro Bianco and a Mexican associate were arrested by Police Sergeant Hunbry and Patrolman Talbot after attempting to steal shoes from Jenkins Shoe Company on Sixteenth Street. They were jailed, with a pair of shoes found on Martinez concealed under his coat during the arrest. The suspects had posed as buyers, entered Jenkins, and fled before discovery.
A Haynara Iowa post office was robbed last night of 1000 dollars in cash and stamps. The thieves used a forged combination to access the locked office. Investigators are reviewing security footage and interviewing workers for leads.
Harben, a metropolis within the Chinese district, faces famine and bubonic plague. Reports describe scenes amid the ravaged streets as residents endure scarcity and sickness in the plague stricken district.
Governor Joseph M. Carey proclaims Friday April 28 Arbor Day across Wyoming. Public schools will observe with planting trees shrubs and flowers and related exercises. The proclamation, dated March 24 1981 in Cheyenne, urges homes schools parks ranches irrigation ditches meadows and other areas to plant vegetation in observance of the day.
The jury holds that the death of a passenger near Cheyenne was caused by a steam boiler explosion on Union Pacific engine No. 217 due to lack of water. The verdict places responsibility beyond Floyd C. Manchester and David G. Clay, noting injector defects and cooling delays during the trip from Laramie to Cheyenne.
A Utah railroad inquiry found the fireman most likely responsible for a boiler explosion, noting improper water application beyond the blast site. It cited injector issues and insufficient inspection timing, urging the presence of Engineer David G. Clay during inspections and delaying published findings pending coroner’s review.
Two incidents described: a man shoots Mrs Morrison after threats, then kills himself. another man in Littleton, George Herbel, slays his wife Florence and then commits suicide. Both events follow failed reconciliation attempts and violent acts ending in death.
A box social hosted by the K. L. of 8 is set for Monday evening March 27 at Fraternal hall. Proceeds support local community efforts including Ladies Home Journal at Knights.
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