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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1919
Page
16
An elderly reader credits a free booklet with ending his tobacco habit. The letter writer Edward J. W. of New York reports relief from nicotine urges and improved nerves and digestion after using the guide. The ad invites others to request the book by mail for personal use.
The article outlines multiple extra cash prizes totaling 136 000 credits, with 40 members eligible for additional bonuses. Subdivisions 1 and 2 allocate 700 and 290 extra dollars to top credit earners from the first four districts, while two $200 prizes reward other high performers. Prizes depend on subscription credits between campaign start and October 22 and are not repeated. Each member’s credits are tallied edgewise, with credits counted as subscriptions arrive.
Fragmentary OCR shows judges weighing two Cordillo confessions and a possible second confession from an elder Cordillo. Uncertainty over truth and potential collusion complicates evaluating which statements, if any, are reliable.
Public invited to Rebekah Lodge No. 5 social at the IOOF hall Thursday evening. An ad promises a 4 and 2 chance of owning a automobile and urges readers to fill a form on another page and send it in today. The notice ends with a casual pond success line.
The text argues the second confession proves the Cordillos innocent of murder by their first confession, yet brands them as cowards and morally irredeemable for lying to shield themselves. It contrasts courageous acts with deceit and deems their moral depths as deeper than typical criminals.
Continued Page 1 reports on the case involving Mike Delany once Denver police chief, who allegedly secured a reward from Peter Cordillo. The Cordillo brothers and M. Jennings are named in a disputed scheme, while Delaney’s methods remain under scrutiny and public esteem remains low in Caloralian affairs.
Die in Atlantic City Sw Jersey. On September 29 1949 Guen M Davis daughter of Doctor J h and the late Margaret Davis services and inter ment of the convenience of the family in Cheyenne Wyoming. Secretary of State W E B Chaplin how received from the printer 50000 blank applications for state automobile licenses. The lanks are prepared in conformity to the requirements of the new automobile lensing law bag will become effective January at. The trustees for the new Frances Warren Pershing memorial hospital have been advised that Henry Altman will give 81000 and that George Dal ber will donate 8500 towards the building of the hospital.
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