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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
2
May 12 Chicago. William Britten loses control of a stallion after a cask of wine spills sugar-laden liquid. The horse becomes unsteady, neighs, and follows a policeman down Clark Street seeking more sugar, causing a small crowd and police intervention.
Alcohol is the best known preservative in medicines with content from 18 to 50 percent. Lydia E Pinkham's compound and Compwind contain alcohol levels around 18 percent. A sales note urges women to avoid alcohol but markets Compwind in a form for home use. James Bros promotes cleaning services for lace and fabric items with high customer satisfaction.
Converse county Wyoming invites bids for oak mahogany furniture for the Douglas court room. Items include 12 tilting jury chairs, 1 judge’s chair, 12 jury room chairs, 6 witness room chairs, 20 spectator benches, 1 witness table, 1 judge table, and 2 attorney tables with specific lengths. Bids due by first Tuesday in June 1910. Board may reject any bid. Local notice from County Clerk L W Clelland.
Road guidance notes advise traffic to use a alternative route near the water tank and Crow Creek due to target practice. The message warns ordinary traffic may pass through the garrison as stock is moved from the north while avoiding the closed ragged section north of target area.
The Denver Laramie and Northwestern Railway secures a 22.5 million mortgage to fund 750 miles of track construction this summer. Bonds of 400 thousand each will be issued and proceeds mainly finance work from Fish Creek Canyon toward the Laramie plains with expectant completion by spring. President Charles S. Johnson emphasizes no ties to the Allroyds Morgan trust interests and that the railroad remains independent.
An old remedy touts ordinary oil of wintergreen thymol and glycerine as a cure for skin disease. The ad promises instant relief from itching after one bottle and urges readers to visit the store for more details and a 260 bottle offer.
A cryptic notice warns of the Mot Ha Tot Twins bearing a daunting tread as a mysterious event unfolds. The line hints at a ritual or challenge tied to the twins and a foreboding journey ahead.
A man from Missouri traveled to our office for dental work after losing most teeth to decay. He had worn a denture and underwent full mouth treatment, reporting his first bite of meat in years after completion. Dozens of patients leave satisfied as our exams reveal results and the value of our method.
Local medical office listing for Dr S H Sweatt at Barnet's, 1617 Verguson Street. Open daily and tonight with rooms available, contact phone 1 Red.
Public entry details outline restoration efforts across multiple western areas including White River and Gila regions, listing acreages such as 6,706 in White River, 16,000 in other tracts, 228,150 near Caribou, and 93,800 in Wyoming. Secretary Balis:cor announces enlarging open country homesteads and area expansion.
A house sub-committee reported favorably on the Warren Irrigation Bill after passage in the Senate. The measure authorizes reclamation and work with private enterprises, with recommended amendments not altering the bill’s general features.
A cryptic warning labels a looming test from the duo named Uot-Ei-Fot Twinn. The scare centers on a supposed Water Wall challenge and a call for vigilance against the asserted tread they will bear.
Changes move Memai Powell George versus Memai 26 round bout to May 21 due to Memai leg injury. Wolgast vs Moran set for June in a 10 round bout. Burns Ferguson now at Vernon on May 28 in a 26 round bout. Conley and Pat Moore meet Langford rivals in a 15 round bout Vernon June 4.
New York May 12. The vigilant Loeb administration widens probes in the customs service with 12 additional suspensions. Nine of the suspended are inspectors and all twelve previously weighed imports including sugar figs and cheese.
John B. Gleason, attorney for Harry K. Thaw, testified on the bankruptcy case seeking $60,000 in fees. He said he worked late nights and met Mrs Thaw at Harry's request, and claimed $26 per hour as reasonable, noting top New York lawyers charge $300 a day.
Wood rating for fishing tackle by James Bros announced at Sherman Co. event. Local store review notes quality and pricing details. Company endorsement highlights durability and value for anglers. Event drew buyers and hobbyists from nearby districts.
Former heavyweight champ Frank Hater will not travel to Chicago for a two week conditioning stint with Gotch at the Chicago Athletic Association gym. Jame 7 and Jeffries agreed Burg will stay in California to train with Paraier Born Burns as a substitute plan for the May 30 bout at Gontiskey's ball park against Stanichausa Zbyaoko for a $25,600 purse.
Royal Neighborhood dance Thursday evening May 1 at A D U W hall admission 50 cents. Paper hanging at Sherman Co.
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