Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Praised By Women Across States
Ashland Kentucky resident May Wratt reports relief from female and kidney trouble after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. Camden New Jersey resident Ella Johnston says it cured a serious displacement and fatigue, enabling work and referrals. The company offers confidential advice from a woman at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Ashland
Lydia
Pinkham
United States
Boane
Camden
N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sam
Ella Johnston
Vine St
Lydn Lld
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Masa
Local Notices and Business Cards Highlight Services
The page lists several business and individual notices including water repair services at 1708 Carey Ave and the American Electric Shoe Shop at 221 West 18th St. It also mentions final proof filings by Hugh F. McMahon of Saratoga and commemorates Commutated Proof-Jennie L. Ennis of Granite.
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Carey Ave
Jennie L. Ennis
Granite
Land Office
West Tith Street
Hugh FP
McMahon
Saratoga
American Electric Shoe Shop
Louis
John Mane- Wal
Henry Baker
Notice of Lady Maccabees Regular Meeting
Regular meeting of Lady Maccabees today May 28 at 2 oclock sharp in the C O B hall. Members prepare for the Supreme Lady Commander who will be here Saturday afternoon, per order of the Lady Commander.
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Egular
Saturda
Crown Watches and Beauty Services Advertised
Very pretty Ladies' Watch offered at 810.00 and 811.00 with branding from Ed Holm and Aken Co. Jewelers Restless and Sleepleda Jewelers located in Plating Building Lith. St. Fashionable hair dressing advertised at Mrs Lieser's Beauty Parks 411 W. 19th bene BYT-W.
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Edholm and Aken Co
Lieser
eBatuy Parks
Homestead Kintries and Others Noted in Briefs
Homestead Kintries George Kipp of Chevette and Louie Gunet Jr of TACHIMent fade entry on S20 and 116.29 acres respectively. Admitted to practice Thomas Hunter yesterday admitted to practice in the United States district court. Final rehearsal for The Last Judgement at Carnegie library tonight. Miss Mary A. Brown granted thirty days vacation to Florida. Governor Ca Foy weekend at Careyhurst then Canper for old men’s convention. Hopkins at Tiverton en route to Canper. Friends of Mr and Mrs William Golf have arrived in Hamburg. General Sibley and wife returned to Spofford Texas from Port Russell. Mrs J M Brown returned to Derdayne In Ogdin after visit with mother Mrs McKenzie. Lieut George Dillman assigned to West Point as mathematics instructor. Dillman is son of Joseph Dillman. two younger brothers also at West Point.
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Homestead
George Kipp
Chevette
Louie Gunet, Jr
Tachiment
Thomas Hunter
United States District Court
Carnegie Library
Mary A. Brown
Focal Land Office
General Sibley
Port Russell
Spofford
Texas
J. M. Brown
Derdayne
Ogdin
Cheyenne
McKenzie
Memorial Day parade auto donations sought
Persons wishing to donate their automobiles for the Memorial Day parade will please notify Thos. A. Castle or A. A. Mahar by Wednesday, the 29th month.
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Thos. A. Castle
A. A. Mahar
Mnet
Dyeing and bleaching at Mrs Li Gier’s
Mrs Li Gier offers dyeing and bleaching services at 411 West 19th Street with telephone contact 817 W.
Prize Contest Winner Thanks Friends in Gillette
Gladys F. Perry of Cheyenne thanks the Cheyenne State Leader and local friends for awarding her a prize in the recent contest. She notes the prize arrived weeks ago and expresses gratitude for the support and the time spent in the contest.
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Gillette
Cheyenne
Wyo
Gladys F. Perry
U P Workman Loses Two Fingers In Accident
A UP workman named Toni Allinge, a boiler washer helper, lost two fingers while coupling an engine and tank at Roundhouse Just eight. He was trapped between the drawbar and safety and taken to the company hospital for treatment.
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Toni Allinge
Company
Railroad News Faces Labour Scarcity Near Cheyenne
Turbulent conditions slow track work as labour shortages bite Union Pacific. Painters for remodelling face scarce manpower while winds disrupt schedules across lines into Cheyenne. Officials and staff including W F Scott and W Renick are noted in Cheyenne with crews moving between Denver and Chicago for duties.
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Talkonda
Cheyenne
U. P
Hotel Arrivals Pains
A long list of hotel guests includes Barraclough of San Diego and Van Wagener of Los Angeles among many others from cities like Chicago, New York, Denver, Kansas City, and San Francisco. The item records arrivals and guest names in a typical hotel column style.
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HW. A. Barraclough
San Diego
D van Wagener
Los Angeles
Carran
Chicago
WH. A. Edwards
Kansas City
L. J. Kingston
R. 8. Lange
New York
Mra
W. R. Stoll
Laramire
A. M. MacCraig
San Francisco
B.D. Fuller
Kpnsis
Kpnsis City; A. Kl. Lockridge, Roverton; G. A. Bueckland, Garrett; W. P. Bailey
H. J. Meyer
J. Turnbull
Portland
W. Geckler
St. Paul
A. N. Chamberlain
F. Schilling
Chicago Waterers Plot Walkout During Convention Week
May 27 Chicago waterers informally circulate demand for wage increases before the Republican national convention. If not met, a walkout is planned during convention week as staffing arrangements for June 15 proceed.
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Waterers
Chicago
Ruymore
Waiters’ Union
Republican Nationa
Lessen
Fourth Artillery March Controversy Spreads
The Wyoming Tribune questions whether promises of a Fourth Artillery practice march can stand amid War Department orders to move to the Mexican border. The dispute centers on prior reports from the Leader and Tribune about mobilization and press credibility, with claims of distorted news and ad revenue concerns.
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Fourth Artillery
Wyoming Tribune
the Tribune
War Department
Moextean
Thaetribune
Het
Joss Vonsiielag Ressons
May 27 Hertha Met Da Insane Ward In Ration Case
Hertha Met da, aged 25, committed to Long View insane asylum today. Dr Dickson testified he performed a minor operation four years ago and that she has telephoned repeatedly, including sending a monument and messages to doctors.
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Hertha Metda
Wan
Long View
Those P Dickson
Norwodd
Bik
Bil
Nev
Varnishes Sherman Co Pure White Loud Sherman
Varnish branding from Sherman Co featuring Pure White and Loud variants. Product labeling suggests household or workshop use with emphasis on finish and brightness. No additional technical specs or usage details are present in readable text.
Sanitary Ice at 30 Cents Per Hundred
Gook Bros Co offers sanitary ice at thirty cents per hundred. Contact phone number 197 for orders.
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Gook Bros. Co
Negative Gospel Nii 70 Percent Out of Church
Seattle May 27 The Presbyterian general assembly discussed a Des Moines report on rural church attendance estimating 20 to 70 percent of farming populations in prairie states belong to no church. It urged a virile gospel aimed at farmers, saying cultivated critique or abstract doubt fails to reach the farm man.
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Seattle
Wash
Presbyterian General Assembly
Heary Wallee
Des Moines
Prairie States
Theatre blast in Villarreal kills eight in Castellon
In Villarreal at May 27 a deadly explosion from a cinematograph device tore through a theatre, killing eight people and injuring others. Authorities, including local officials in Castellon, are investigating the incident.
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Castellon
Spain
Villarreal
Where did the girl go in a memory loss debate
An article discusses a case after a surgeon operated on a girl with memory loss and suspended animation. Experts debate whether she will recover memory and consciousness, contrasting views on existence, sleep, and death while noting long pauses in respiration during changes of state.
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New York
Lin So
Attia Lohenetell
Jia
Wittele
James Hyslop
Alleen
Winn Flatna
Fytlop
Thorman
Champ Clark Wins Kentucky in State Convention
Frenkfort Ky May 27 Speaker Champ Clark has carried Kentucky in the Maes conventions by an almost unanimous vote. Of 120 counties reported, 100 supported him and he will receive Kentucky’s 26 votes at Baltimore. Ollie M James won the race for the state organization as senator elect. Governor McCreary failed to secure the temporary chairmanship by about two to one.
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Frenkfort
Champ Clairk
Kentucky
Iro
Baltimore
Ollie M. James
McCreary
Diamonds Reset at Edholm and Aken Co Jewelers
Diamonds remounted in the store of Edholm and Aken Co Restless and Sleepless Jewelers located at Plains Building 16th Street. The notice promotes the State Leader as the want ad model of Wyoming inviting readers to try it.
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Edholm & Aken Co
Plains Building
16Th St
Want
Wyoming
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lady Maccabees
Dillman
George Dillman
West Point
Joseph Dlilman
U.P. Workman
PRAW
Ieneedite
Railroad News
Hailyvond
W. F. Scott
Vicy
Union Parish
Omaha
W. Renick
Colorado & Southern
Denver
George Rove Cler
W. P
GC. W. Taylor
IF P
Sherman
U.P. Passngers
Kazel Warien
Lincoln
Nebraska
William J. Sullivan
Joe Boston
Mass
Altwater
Sanducky
Eugene Morton
Michael Murrey
Misa Stella Murray
Evanston
William Duton
Rock
Springs
T. Joxvce
Chienna
J. D. Williams, J
Trindad
Calo
Anna Klein
Monneatalls
Vian
Avery
Minneapolis
Minn
Inter-Te Crn
Brand
Warry Prova
Adela Marie
J. Db. Wileen
Wheatland
Richmond
Rapid City
R, EB
Mulburn
F. J. Westcott
Lander
L. D. Griffin
W. M. Englehart
W.rover
I. BW
Summerwell
Keneas City
FC. Letts
Sidney
Albany
W. T. Keyes
Callaoway
Ned
Charles Nelson
L. GG. Johnston
North Platte
A. G. McGregor
Pueblo
H. M. Strong
C. MacDonald
WR. Kaffer
Kangan City
FP. Yongblut
A Knowlton
Guernsey
C. &. Matton
The
Sherman Co
ATLAS
George Wheeler
Laowon
Champ Clark
Shermar
Atlas Tonight
AM Star
Paulde
Bernard
Harry Brown & Co
Union Pacific
Asbury Park, N, J
Standard
Vie
Atlantic City
N. I
Hangor
MC Telleville, Ont
Hoston
Standard Linen
Vie Montrent
Nee Alar
Vie Stendard Line
Vie Differential Lines
Burlangton, VT
Halifax
Jamestown
Kingston
Ont
Montreal
Quebec
Blanderd
Ottawa
Pittbrurgil
Rutland
Saranac Lake
N.Y
St Johns
NU ST
Lats
Pawl
Toledo
Oulo
Toronto
Chey
Colon
Seventeenth St
Colorado
R. S. Ruble
E. R. Breisch
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