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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1919
Page
10
An advertisement offers Parmint double strength mixed in hot water with sugar as a quick relief for catarrhal deafness, head noises, and clogged nostrils. It claims easier breathing and reduced mucus, urging those with hearing loss to try the recipe. Sold by A. E. Roode.
Gen Paris reports the execution of the former emperor of Ruceta and his wife and daughters under revolting conditions by Bolshevik troops. The killings occurred in the basement of their Eckenburg home. Writings on the walls mention the former czarina and her daughters. The house now serves as headquarters for the Czech commander.
Albany county Wyoming voters will decide at the April 22 special election on bonds totaling 200000 for a new court house and jail plus site purchase. The proposal may include changing the current location if found best for the county and will be presented alongside the state road bond issue.
City commissioners adopt an ordinance to install uniform curb and gutter in the district bounded by Lincoln Highway Nineteenth Street Central Avenue and Morrie Street. Eleven miles of curb and gutter plus 144 street crossings will be laid by the city and assessed to benefited property owners. Work to begin after surveys contracts and materials are ready. The council also passes a new building code. King George has traveled more widely than any prior British monarch.
Cheyenne received the heaviest snowstorm in the Rocky Mountain region for a second time in a fortnight, with more than six inches of snow and sixty eight hundredths of an inch of water. Denver reported two hundredths and Omaha six hundredths. Sheridan dipped to 20 degrees. The storm damaged wires, telegraph poles, and sidewalks, but aided local farms and ranches.
Mrs. Frank R. Gardner of 262 East Sixteenth street learned yesterday of her husband’s death in France on September 12, 1918. He served with Company H Eleventh Infantry and had been overseas a year. Gardner was a railroad inspector locally and his death came after a long delay, shocking many friends.
Jose Mariez, charged with stealing a case of whisky from Jack Astle, withdrew a not guilty plea and was sentenced by Judge W C Mentzer to two to three years in the state penitentiary. He became the fifth Mexican sentenced that day in the local court.
The condition of Sheriff J. Smalley, suffering acute indigestion for several days, was reported improved yesterday but he remained unable to leave his home.
Infant Frederick son of Mr and Mrs Walter Hampton died. The body will be shipped to Greenfield Missouri today.
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