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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1912
Page
20
The ad claims many cases of piles are cured by a trial package of Pyramid Tile Remedy with no further treatment. It urges readers to order a 60 cent box via a free coupon, promising avoidance of surgery and doctor’s procedures.
Community notices report visits by Charlie and Florence Folck from Kiota residents to see Uncle Lester Folek, Mrs J W Piper visiting Albany and Rabon in Wyoming, Prichards returning from Denver, Jessen to Montana on business, Morford leasing 413 East Tenth Street, W C T U meeting at 1014 Evans Street, Anderson and Carlson to Loveland on business, and Mrs Lafferty recovering after surgery with doctors noting improvement. The passage also critiques tariff policy as la Follette accuses trusts of pushing higher duties.
A rare warmonium from Adwetria, one of only three in the United States, is set to be featured at the Atlas. The instrument will appear in Cheyenne next week after final setup, with Mrs. bitte as the harmonium’s manager and a touring vaudeville circuit coordinating shows across the West.
The witness recounts sheep from the Warren Live Stock company grazing on his land near Crow Creek, starving his cattle and destroying livelihoods. He claims papers from War Department insider authority, bank inquiries, and U.S. government buyout offers were involved, with damages deemed inadequate.
An advertisement touts Knowton's Danderine as a cure for dandruff and hair loss, promising heavy, soft, lustrous hair within minutes. It claims the product prevents shedding and regrows hair after weeks of use, urging readers to try a sample bottle at local drugstores.
The secretary of war sent a telegram in reply to the protest. The message is presented as a copy of the telegram.
A September 16 1911 Washington dispatch from John A Wallace notes the Secretary of War has not granted permission to Warren Live Stock Company or any other entity to graze sheep on D A Drussell maneuver preservation. The telegram of September 18 is referred to the commanding officer Fort Cp A Russell for remarks and recommendations.
The United States Marine Band led by Lieutenant William H. Santelmann will give a concert at Keefe Hall on Tuesday October 8. Critics praise the band's versatility and flawless execution and Cheyenne residents will have a chance to hear the ensemble praised by national publications.
In a light exchange Mr Comrox dismisses the idea of true classical music saying a composer merely takes a tune and tries to muddle it. The remark prompts amused reactions about musical standards and tastes.
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