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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1919
Page
2
Cure for hearing loss and head noises via Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar. Take one tablespoon four times daily to ease nasal congestion and throat mucus. Head symptoms may improve quickly. offered by A. E. Roode as an advertised remedy.
General Paris confirms the execution of the former emperor of Ruceta and his wife and daughters under revolting conditions by Bolshevik troops. The killings occurred after indignities in the basement of their Eckenburg residence. Writings on the wall name the former czarina and her daughters. The house now serves as Czech commander headquarters.
Albany county commissioners vote to submit a special election measure on April 22 to issue 200,000 in bonds for building a court house and jail and for purchasing a site. The plan may include moving from the current location if deemed best and will coincide with the state road bond election.
City commissioners adopt an ordinance for eleven miles of uniform curb and gutter in the district bounded by Lincoln Highway, Nineteenth Street, Central Avenue and Morrie Street. The work, to be city installed and assessed to benefited property, will include 144 street crossings and begin after surveys, contracts and materials are ready.
Cheyenne endured the heaviest snowfall in the Rocky Mountain region for the period, with over six inches of snow and a water equivalent near sixty eight hundredths of an inch. Wires and poles were damaged, power and telegraph lines failed east of the city, yet some lines to Laramie were restored and sidewalk snow removal dominated city life with a few arrests for ordinance violations.
Mrs. Frank R. Gardner of 262 East Sixteenth Street learned yesterday of the death of her husband in France on September 12, 1918. He served in Company H, Eleventh Infantry and had been overseas a year. He was a railroad inspector by trade, and his death comes as a shock to many in the city.
Jose Mariez, charged with the theft of a case of whisky from Jack Astle, pleaded not guilty and was sentenced by Judge W C Mentzer to two to three years in the state penitentiary. He became the fifth Mexican sentenced yesterday in the local court to imprisonment.
Sheriff J Smalley remains home as he recovers from acute indigestion after a several day illness. Earlier reports said he showed improvement but could not depart his residence.
Frederick infant son of Mr and Mrs Walter Hampton died yesterday. The body will be taken to Greenfield Missouri today for burial or burial preparations.
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