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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1916
Page
13
Prof Hertzog of Philadelphia writes he uses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in his household with excellent results. The ad urges mild, non griping laxative for constipation and recommends it for children, highlighting gentle action and absence of narcotics.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin sold in drug stores for fifty cents a bottle. To avoid imitations, check for the yellow carton with Dr Caldwell's signature and portrait. A free trial bottle is available by writing to Dr W Br Caldwell 465 Washington St Monticello Illinois.
H. R. Statler returned to Burne with the cow driven into Burlington stockyards earlier. Dr. A. W. French, state veterinarian, returned from a trip near Worland and Basin on office business. Nate Wilson, state game warden, spent yesterday in Cheyenne on capitol business. Oscar Lamm, aide to the pure food commissioner, underwent appendicitis surgery at a private hospital and is recovering. Swisher's Optical Service advertises new brand and late-night service.
A Cheyenne roundup lists state capitol officials, teachers, and visitors including U S Surveyor W I Clark and Superintendent Beckstrom. It notes hotel vacancies, institute attendance, marriage licenses, and plans for Randall Avenue sidewalks plus travelers from Denver Chicago Milwaukee and elsewhere.
A district court decree divorces Hazel Meneeley from James Meneeley on grounds of desertion and non support. The couple wed in the city on July 31, 1912. Hazel may resume her maiden name, Hazel Pitney.
Cheyenne city commissioners limited wholesale liquor licenses to four after approving an ordinance. Mayor LaFettaine introduced it a week earlier in response to Lesser Lewinnek’s fourth request. Jewish Cemetery association sought ten to twenty acres more land. no action taken. A $10 rebate was granted to Stephen Willaimes for surrender of his jet-wagon license. Meeting adjourned to Friday morning to address city claims and the clerk’s Thanksgiving closure. Hill's shop to stay open until 8 PM on Thanksgiving Eve.
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