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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1913
Page
11
Miss Mary Arnder of Defiance Ohio testifies after using Dr Kilmer Swamp Root from a local drugstore she received a trial bottle and saved she was cured of bladder and kidney trouble that kept her bedridden the letter dated July 1909 was sworn by a notary public
A letter to Dr Kilmer and Company of Binghamton New York promotes sending for a sample bottle of Swamp Root and a booklet about kidneys and bladder. The Cheyenne Daily Leader states regular 50 cent and one dollar bottles are sold at drug stores.
A March 24 flood report from Hudson Wyoming notes George Downey warning of rising water from the Little Popo Agie River. The Poposia Coal Co assisted in notifying residents as river levels peaked around 1 am, with ice jams threatening bridges and depot areas. Cooler weather later slowed flows, and damage widespread along the town and surrounding homes.
In Sheridan Wyoming John Neverok Jr 15 died after an accidental gun discharge by his brother Peter 18 at their Dutch Creek farm The 22 caliber rifle fired when being cleaned struck John in the left wrist and abdomen He died Saturday morning after being rushed to Sheridan hospital Neighbors and railroad officials aided in summoning medical help and transporting him to the train for urgent care
Morrie H. Block of Denver’s 8. H. Supply and Machinery arranged with Wyoming Electric Light and Improvement to take over Worland’s franchise and its debt. The supplier will furnish machinery and aims to restore electric lights in about six weeks, with the assignment filed this week signaling completion within the franchise period.
Worland Wyoming March 24 C H Cutler of Sheridan bought land from A G Rupp just south of the Wyoming Alfalfa company mill to establish a brick plant here. Cutler brings 40 years in the business and plans to start immediately.
In Glenrock Wyoming the voters approved a $10,000 bond issue for a waterworks system with no dissenters. Since George W. Thomas became mayor the town has advanced rapidly and now boasts banked funds and ongoing improvements under strong leadership.
A brief note praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a pleasant tasting cough medicine for children. It is described as safe with no harmful substances and effective, favored by mothers of young children.
Torrington Wyoming March 24 voters who funded the courthouse project will choose among three sites by ballot. Citizens may vote for each dollar they subscribed with Lincoln Land company excluded from voting. The options are near the water works stand pipe incline, Malnetree north end, or the city park lot.
Lee L. Chapman of Mapleton writes of two years with rheumatism and inability to bring the hand to the mouth. He credits Chamberlain's ointment, started five years ago, with curing the ailment in two months and says there has been no recurrence. For sale by all druggists.
A patient with confirmed tuberculosis improves after trying Eckmans Alterative, reporting cessation of night sweats, reduced fever, relief from chest pain, and eventual full recovery over ten years. The ad cites bronchitis asthma hay fever and general strengthening claims and directs readers to request a booklet and contact Dr Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
VAN TASSELL WY March 24 Crowds filled the town as passenger and freight business concentrated on the railroad. Friday morning cleared. seventeen large loads of building material and household goods left for the south road before nine. The hotel nears completion and will soon host furniture and fixtures.
The State Leader serves as a Wyoming classified ad platform offering listings for jobs, real estate, services, and personal notices to readers across the state. It emphasizes accessible local advertisements and community connection through concise, targeted postings.
Sheridan Wyoming residents on Weet Loucks and West Works streets in district No 1 cast ballots for pavement. Voter turnout covered about 7 050 front feet with 6 455 voting preference on 6 455 feet. Of those, 4 918 feet favored dolarway pavement, 992 feet creosoted wooden blocks, and 625 feet bitulithic.
Readers submit questions on coughs, stomach trouble, weight loss, constipation, headaches, hair health, nerves, and rheum, with doctorly cures. Remedies include menthol laxene essence, triopeptine tablets, hypophosphites tonic, arbolene pills, sulpheri tablets, and various tonics and nostril washes.
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