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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1910
Page
13
Sacramento May 14 The Rancho Del Paso former home of the Hagelin thoroughbreds has sold to a Minneapolis land company led by George W Butler. Price reported between 1 760 000 and 2 000 000 dollars for about 44 000 acres of ranch land.
Conductor F W Hunt uncovered six men trapped inside a train car. Sheriff Hugbeck and deputies arrested Flacry Burgess T J Watson E W Fisher James Smith Charles Marley and Stanley Comstan, as the car carried beer to Wheatland. On search at the jail 70 cents in real money two pocket knives and a cheap razor were found.
A period advertisement targets women with three weight loss options. Diet and exercise require time and effort, while Marmola Prescription Tablets promise rapid fat loss, claiming 12 to 16 ounces daily. One must contact Marmola Co. in Detroit to obtain cases by mail.
A Missouri man with few teeth and diseased gums visits for dental restoration. He initially agrees to fix the lower jaw, then returns to consent to full mouth reconstruction after tasting meat again. The ad claims many patients praise the practice and offers a free examination for Missouri residents.
Dr W H Sweatt Walter V Barnett operate a prosthetic specialist office at 1617 Ferguson Street with round the clock availability. Rooms 1 2 B 4 and phone 198 Red are listed for patient contact.
The article describes extraordinary tolerances in pistons and bearings, noting bore sizes of four and a half inches and piston clearances of 0.0025 inches, with bearing fits allowed to vary only 0.0003 inches. It emphasizes that such precision enables tight, smooth operation without binding.
The article explains the strict requirement that tolerances be exact to the thousandth of an inch. It describes using calibrated micrometers and calipers to detect imperceptible deviations, asserting instrument accuracy to the ten thousandth of an inch and the ability to notice any angular misalignment.
An advertisement offers a free recipe to cure kidney and bladder ailments and related symptoms. It claims rapid relief and invites readers to request the home remedy from Dr. A. B. Robinson in Detroit, promising a plain envelope delivery. It primes the reader with medical efficacy and a no-cost shareable prescription.
Jose Velasquez, believed oldest inhabitant at 107, died in Trinidad Colorado after a long period of good health. He served in the Mexican War and as a Union soldier with the First New Mexico volunteers in the Civil War. He leaves a wife aged 104.
In Chicago on May 14 a 12 year old boy Raymond shot and killed his 9 year old sister Helen Hayes at their home. He claimed the shooting was accidental after finding a revolver and ordering her to raise her hands. The children were alone with the mother at work. The boy was arrested and jailed at the stockyard police station.
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