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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
3
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a proven kidney liver and bladder remedy. A local druggist praises its quick results and wide sales while offering a free trial bottle by mail from Binghamton New York. Regular size bottles cost 50 cents and $1.00.
Ranchmen visiting Laramie say all kinds of stock have wintered well with little extra care. Despite a severe season, cattle sheep and horses suffered little. snow and wind were mild. Stockmen entered winter prepared, with ample feed. If severe weather returns between now and green grass, stock will range well and grow, boosting fall prices in the Laramie valley.
New York March 20 There are 15 154 158 Roman Catholics in the United States proper and a total of 5 320 047 under the protection of the United States flag There are 14 312 churches in the continental United States Thirty one states have over 50 000 Catholic population including California 403 500 Texas 306 400 Iowa 266 735 New Mexico 140 672 Nebraska 118 270 Colorado 105 000 North Dakota 99 871 South Dakota 78 000 Oregon 66 405
Ernest Pelazotlo expands literary and artistic pilgrimages adding South America to his travels. He will begin an April Scribner series on the West Coast of South America featuring many pen and wash drawings.
The State of Wyoming resumes the search for the body of Mrs Alice McMillen lost near Chambers Lake during a December storm. A mountain lion trail is reported and snow is too deep to dig. Relatives offer aid as search parties prepare to operate when weather improves.
William J. Bryan is lauded as a champion of democracy at a Lincoln dinner celebrating his birthday. Governors Morehead Hodges and Dunne praise his influence while Bryan jokes about office-hunting and defends the Wilson administration.
Morrison now living in Divide Wyoming spent a week in Chariton staying with friends. He describes fine Wyoming crops last year and notes the Isle of Pines climate, Bryan’s celebration, and his plan to buy a home there before deciding to return to Wyoming.
A Laramie man was arrested Wednesday for interfering with the work of the city dog catcher and arraigned in court. Justice Reid dismissed the case after hearing both sides, finding the man did not clearly see the officer's duty to discharge his.
Wilson sends telegram to Edgar Howard of Lincoln Nebraska for Bryan birthday celebration. He praises Mr Bryan and notes his comfort and advantage in having counsel from the distinguished Lincoln fellow townsman.
Graling's Sherman Co adds a millinery shop at the rear of the store showing latest ladies and children's hats at low prices. The feature aims to attract Cheyenne shoppers as a new venture, alongside news of John Galsworthy and a Scribner novel upcoming, The Dark Flower The Love Life of a Man.
Militant suffragettes ignite two separate fires causing about a hundred thousand dollars in damage. One blaze destroys Lady Anh White’s country residence at Englefield Green while another targets the Weston-Super-Mare golf club pavilion. Miss Olive Hocken stands trial for arson at Roehampton, with a trove of suffragette weapons shown as evidence.
An old advertisement claims a new prescription ethine double strength removes freckles. It promises relief for those prone to freckles in February and March and offers money back if unsatisfied. The copy urges readers to obtain an ounce from a druggist to banish freckles.
A long health column offers home remedies and prescriptions for rheumatism coughs and stomach distress. It lists tonics and syrups, laxatives, and tonics from potassium and sarsaparilla blends, plus tips for weight gain and dandruff treatment, with instruction to obtain from druggists.
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