Laxative remedy promoted for children in old ad text
A vintage advertisement extols Dr W B Caldwell’s syrup laxative for children and adults, claiming gentle relief and morning results. It lists testimonials from Mrs G A Hate and Mrs T BE Hickman, offers free sample via mail from Monticello Illinois, and urges trial before purchasing at a drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Hickman
Temnath
Cojo
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello, Nl
Wyoming Eyes 300000 Acre Irrigated Expansion Plan
State officials advocate eastern capital to acquire Morton company interests in Fremont county for a vast irrigation project. Prospects include storage reservoirs dams and ditches costing millions, with strong returns expected on already irrigated nearby lands. Governor Carey and Land Commissioner Hopkins aim to secure financing and proceed toward completion. Local firms Edholm and Akeno and The Sherman Co are mentioned in the context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Carey
Hopkins
Eastern Capital
Old Morton Company
Fremont County
Warrington
Rogan Charged With Desertion After Wife Abduction
W J Rogan an Aleut long in awe was brought back from Rock Springs by Sheriff Frager charged with deserting his wife a year ago. He was housekeeper for L E Cook at Ninth and Sheridan. Their daughter fell from a car causing injuries, and Rogan faces a hearing in Justice Reid's court at 10 AM Friday May 24, with bond set at 700. Rogan says he sent money and did not desert.
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Laramle
W. J. Rogan
Awe
Rock Springs
Frager
Rogan
Cook
Ninth
Sheridan
Slell
Rozan
Injunction Sought Over Water in Buckhorn Reservoir
Loudon Irrigating Canal and Reservoir seeks a temporary injunction in district court to stop state water officials from releasing 34 million cubic feet of water from Buckhorn Creek reservoir near Loveland Colorado. Judge Neil F. Graham granted the order with trial set for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collina
Colo
Walter
Loudon Irrigating Canal and Reservoir Company
Buckhorn Creek
Loveland
Neil F. Graham
Big Thompson
Huckhorn Creek
Hig Thompson
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Youthful Color
An old-time remedy revived by chemists, Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Renewer uses Sage and Sulphur to restore color and sheen to dull or fading hair. Advertisers claim it clears itching, dandruff and scalp issues, offering a ready-made preparation rather than herbal steeping.
Three Suits Filed By Stockmen Against Road
Sheridan May 25 three damage suits have been filed against the Burlington road with Camplin and O' Marr as counsel for plaintiffs. Date Prichett seeks 1000 and 1600 dollars for twelve carloads of cattle delayed and devalued after shipping to Chicago markets on November 9 1911. He also seeks 1400 for 124 head shipped from Parkman to the same market with alleged rough handling and delay. A claim of 200 for four head not delivered at the eastern market. Horatio Marne of Hkowlee sues for 850 dollars for three carloads of cattle shipped from Sheridan to Chicago on November 9 1911. The petitions mirror Prichett in substance.
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Sheridan
Burlington Road
Camplin & O' Marr
Date Prichett
Chicago
Agoin
Parkman
Pritchett
Horatio Marne
Hkowlee
Pritchert
Shoshone Project Fair Association Plans Fall Event
The Shoshone Project Fair Association forms a corporate body with prominent farmers and residents from Garland to Halaton, preparing a fair this fall. A date is pending. a feature emphasizes oral contests and competitive prizes for children under fourteen in domestic and agricultural topics.
Local Briefs From Western Wyoming Spotlight Accidents and Assignments
Farm Product company manager Pflaeging injures foot in valley clearing near the river. Harvard graduate Gordon Balch of Laramie joins Harvard class. relatives head east for commencement. Richardson estate patents signed by Arthur in 1880 filed in county clerk's office. Wool prices steady as John Jamieson of Opal sells a clip at 8 1/2 cents. Roads dragged near Sheridan boost county highways. Timmis and two young women escape serious injury in auto mishap near Kenimerer. engine stalled on hill, car overturned. Shoshoni Commercial Co. assigns for creditors. Mrs Isabel Astle of Afton dies after illness. Lund Day observed by Latter Day Saints in western Wyoming to honor Anton Lund. Willard Miner of Jackson injured finger. Petrie Bros and James Chrisman purchase the Cosgriff store at Gran ger. Carroll Grimm, 11, breaks ankle in Laramie city park swing. Finnish logger robbed of 125 dollars near Kemmerer. Charles, brother of HM Christmas, dies at Grand Haven. City of Laramie asks 500 for spraying diseased trees. George Bancroft of Denver named engineer for James Lake Irrigation project. Matty Hayee, 14, of Kemmerer dies at home from heart trouble.
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Richardson
Laramie
Arthur
Theepmen
Western
Wyoming
John Jamieson
Opal
Sheridan
Timmis
Kenimerer
Shoshoni Commercial Company
Carrol Grimm
Liram‘e
Miner
Kememrer
Hart
Christmas
Kemmerer
Charles
Grand Hawn
Mich
George Bancroft
Denvvr
Jameg Lake
Difs
Matty
Thomas Hayee
Widow Gables Away Vast Estate To wed Saturday
Boston May 23 Mrs Marie Garland renounces the income on ten million dollars from her husband’s will to marry Francis Cushing Green who has managed the fortune since his death. Upon marriage the income goes to her three sons and the trust will eventually turn the fortune over to Harvard College to aid struggling students.
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Boston
Mass
Marie Garland
Francis Cushing
Green
Ely
Harvard College
Atudente
Sherman Co and related builders listed in local notices
Local notices reference Sanitas The Sherman Co and The herman Co with mentions of sidewalk work retaining walls foundations and building blocks. The text lists prices and notes licensing and addresses such as 316 B goth St. It mentions iron fences settees and concrete mixes and references Sun-Proof Paiute and W. & Thomas in connection with the company.
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W. &, Thomas
B. Goth St
Ruef Describes Start In San Francisco Politics
The article recounts Abe Ruef entering politics as secretary of a city Republican club. He describes attending a district veterans meeting, being invited to write as secretary, and his growing involvement after writing a flowing report that morning papers published verbatim. The piece appears as the first chapter in a serialized memoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Abraham Rinef
San Quentin
Orison
San Francisco Bulletin
Ruef
Licely
Hene
Rue
Lincoln County Demands McCanless Withdraw
In Salina Kansas on May 24 the Lincoln county Democratic party demanded the resignation of W W McCanless county attorney amid charges of an ugly nature involving a 16 year old girl. They also call for passing his office to his brother in law J J McCurdy who has been his assistant. McCanless previously gained national attention for prosecutions in the Shady Bend tarring case at Lincoln Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kan
W. W. McCanless
Lincoln County
J. J. McCurdy
McCanless
Mary Chamberlin
Shady Bend Tarring
Lincoln Center
Denver May Vote On Saloons Amendment Incomplete Returns
In Denver Colorado unofficial tally sheets show the vote on the saloons control amendment is incomplete. The official canvass is set for next Monday and several precincts omit the amendment tally.
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Denver
Colo
Anchor Line Rates and Services Advertised
Anchor Line Steamships advertise routes New York to Londonderry and Olabgow with various continental and Mediterranean port connections. The ad promotes prompt booking and revaluation services, listing General Agents and emphasizing passenger and freight options.
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Anchor Line
New York
Londonderry
Olabgow
Palermo
Nate
Eke Belw
Ail Teoteh
Enational
Iin
Rangewinter
Servier
Ap F
DE Ris Rhothers
General Agents
Woo
Interpretation of Displays Weather Signals Timeline
The fragment describes how different numbered displays indicate weather states. It notes fair weather with certain combinations and mentions rain or snow with others. It also references temperature stability and variations across configurations.
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Cates
Fought judge for memory of his little girl
W Boland of Scranton testified before the House Judiciary committee that the memory of his deceased daughter Morr motivated his fight against railroads and Judge Archbald. He described a alleged railroad conspiracy to seize his Marion Coal company property and said Attorney Watson claimed Archbald could sway two commerce court judges in railroads favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. ¥. Boland
Scranton
Archbald
Commercce Court
House Judiciary
Morr
Marion Coal Company
Ar Abald
Boland
George F. Watson
Archhbald
Commerce Court
Worthington
Floyd
Watson
Woman Undergoes Surprising Stomach Operation in California
Sacramento May 23 An official report to the state board of control details the removal of 1149 objects from the stomach of Letitia Miller a resident of San Rafael and patient at Napa State hospital. Items included 180 hairpins 5 open safety pins 21 broken pins 5 prune pits 22 buttons 10 nails 3 screw eyes 40 tacks 1 staple inch long 5 parts of tea spoons 425 broken hairpins 1 string 1 thread 104 unidentified odds and ends 9 parts of combs and 280 small pins.
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Sacramento
Cal
State Board of Control
Mias
Letitia Miller
San Rafael
Napa State Hospital
Virginia Democrats Reject Preferential Primary Endorsement
Norfolk Va May 24 The Virginia Democratic state convention refused to go on record for adopting a preferential primary in the state in the future.
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Norfolk
Guggenheim Joker Behind Alaska Railroad Bill
Washington May 24. An Alaska railroad bill moved to a friendly committee and carried a joker favoring Guggenheim mining amid a Senate clash of old guard and progressives. Sen Jones of Washington reduced the bill authorizing government rail creation and mining in the Bering tiger coal fields with a 10000 acre provision.
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Washington
D. C
Alaska
Guggenheim
Senate
Old Guard
Senator Jones
Bering Tiger
Jones
Publc
Guggenheims Seen As Primary Coal Purchasers
Report notes the Guggenheim interests are feared to be the main buyers, potentially the sole purchasers of coal beyond government needs.
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Guggenheims
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Caldwelle
Byron Peprin
Noel
Caldwell
State of
Edholm & Akeno
18Th St
Sherman Co
Patter
Cage
Tianken
Kansas
Nebon
Thomes
Harvard
Gordon Balch
Harvard University
Sanitas’ the
The
Herman Co
Buechner Jewelry CO
Abe Ruef
TAR Party
Indi Talea Rein
Alow
Warner
Melork
Cheyenne
Wyo
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Willis L. Moore
Akien
Tihmariaton
Poland
Virginia
Fourth Artillery
Peabody & Nelson
Car Thomes
20Th St
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