Local Briefs From Cheyenne Residents and Visitors
AP headlines list various visitors and residents in Cheyenne today including A C Nicholson and wife from Denver at the Inter Ocean, A W Peally and J T Langley from Portland, H Crane from Pocatello, F E Ransome from Thermopolis, H J B Taylor from Mountain View Wyoming, R B Davis from Omaha, P W Alan and J H Grove from Kansas City, B Gerben from Omaha, Julius Rendenbach from Chicago, Clifford Elliott from Philadelphia, and E F E Weller from Chicago. The note invites phone inquiries for messenger service and emphasizes prompt, affordable service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
A. C. Nicholson
Cheyenne
Inter Ocean
Visitors and shipments noted in Cheyenne update
Roberta from St Louis visits Cheyenne for upholstery and cabinet work at Hobbs & Huckfeldt. Laramie resident Hob McCallagh visits the city. Erskine Here may stay several days for business. H R Renick of the Wyoming division visits on business. Eighteen cattle cars ship from Wheatland to Omaha via Burlington. New bricks set at Burlington depot corners after repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erskine
J. B. Prekine
H. &. Renick
Wyoming
The
Cade
Cheyenne
Wheatland
Omaha
Burlington
Wray Fights Officers in Drunken Bed Fray
A young man named Wray caused a disturbance by fighting with furniture and yelling from under a bed. Officers Folck and Christen pulled him loose after a lengthy struggle and he was taken to police headquarters on a drunkenness charge awaiting Monday court arraignment. He had recently been released from jail for slapping ladies at a country card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berger Wray
Folck
Christensen
Wray
New Mining Company Incorporated In Cheyenne
Articles of incorporation filed yesterday with the secretary of State establish Golden Age Mines company with headquarters in Cheyenne and capital stock of 500000 dollars. Directors named are J F W Doepke Joseph Peters and AT Latta all of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Mining Company Incorporated
Golden Age Mines Company
Cheyenne
J. F. W. Doepke
Joseph Peters
A.T Latta
St. Louie
Brooks Rupture Appliance Promises Instant Relief
A Pennsylvania man thanks a device promising cure for rupture and urges readers to try it. James Atton of Bethlehem praises the appliance as easy to wear and body conforming, claiming his rupture healed and recommending the product to friends and strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear Sie
Thoes
James Atton
Boring
Bethlehem
Appliance promises permanent rupture cure and easy wear
Fragments from a testimonial letter sample extols a rubber air cushion appliance for hernia support. It claims lasting cure, easy wearing, invisibility under clothing, washing without damage, and comfort versus metal springs, with multiple endorsements and addresses.
Veteran Cured Commerce Ga R F D No 11
Mr Brooks of Dear Siri reports a local veteran cured in Commerce Georgia on Rural Free Delivery route 11 with a note of gratitude. The message conveys a personal communication from a reader about welfare and thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce
Brooks
Siri
Appliance Heals Boy After Long Trial Worded Note
A letter from C. E. B. Brookes of Maraball Michigan describes a failed set of remedies for a boy and asserts that an appliance cured him after three months of use. The writer praises the device and says they wore it for about a year with success.
Appliance on Trial Coupon Offer
Reader urged to mail in a free coupon today to try an appliance and prove claims. The notice frames the offer as a judgment of the product's performance by the user.
Ten Reasons Why You Should Send For Brooks Rapture
A brief list touts Brooks Rapture appliance as a unique market standout. It emphasizes exclusivity and prompts readers to request more information.
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Brooks Rapture
Boston Sox Triumph in Opening World Series Duel
Boston players led by Walker who tripled in the first and scored in the fifth edged Brooklyn in a pitchers duel at Braves field. Shore and Marquard matched zeroes five innings before Maye relieved Shore as the Red Sox won a taut opener with strong hitting and sharp fielding amid a 40,000+ crowd.
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Dodgers
Hooper
Culshaw
Young Walker
Sox
Tris Speaker
Shore
Marquard
Braves
Carl Maye
Pfeffer
Rube
Brooklyn AB. O H
A. B. Myers
Daubert
Stengel
Cutshaw
Mowrey
Omon Bassscceeet
Moyers
F & O Marquard, P
Pfeffer, Po Ose
O Johnston
Merkle
Society Briefs and Club Notes From Local Page Three
Society items from Page Three mention continuing study topics through the year and a report on the Slate lideration convention held last week to Sheridan. An Alpha club meeting is noted at the library Tuesday afternoon with Mr Ranier discussed and a talk by Sr. Bilenib fer on Hagenic 4 'lule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Sr. Bilenib Fer
Lule
Alpha Club
Tueadey
Mira
W. B. Dinnoesi
Mr Ranier
Etul
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touted for constipation relief
An Ohio resident reports relief after using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for chronic constipation. The ad promotes a gentle non narcotic laxative with no griping, urging purchases at drug stores and warning to avoid imitations while offering a trial bottle by mail.
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Misa If. A. Frees
Adama St
Dayton
Ohio
Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington Ts
Monticello
Illinois
Whittier Club Meets for Social and Study Review
The Whittier club opens its year with a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. W. A. Wyman s home. The meeting aims to be social with a review of last year s study program. Members may invite one guest and tea will be served. The text also mentions the Woman s club meeting at the library with Judge Rhoderick N. Matson as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Brary
Rhoderick N. Matson
Whittier Club
Wednes
W. A. Wyman
Hot Water Cure Promises Morning Health Boost
A health note extols drinking a glass of real hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast. It claims the routine cleanses the stomach liver kidneys and bowels from the previous day’s waste, reduces headaches and bad breath, and leaves a person vigorous and well.
Appendicitis Rates Favor Men Says Surgeons
Surgeons report men are slightly more prone to appendicitis than women. The article notes Chéeyenns residents should know that a Buckthorn bark based remedy mixed in Adler-ika is claimed to relieve or prevent appendicitis and other digestive issues. It touts one spoonful for rapid relief of constipation and gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roedel
Internal sanitation and limestone phosphate remedy discussed
An editorial aside describes drinking water and phosphate as a flushing method for the body. It warns against relying on limestone phosphate from drug stores, claiming it can cause crankiness and health issues.
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Minerat
Wyoming Oil and Mineral Developing Club
Orm
Wyore
Binge
Apital Coal Company Oal
Hillsdale
Portland
A. W. Peally
J. T. Langley
Pocatello
H. Crane
Plains
Mountain View
H. J. B. Taylor
the Plains
Wyo
Tie
R. B. Davis
KK. CC
P. W. Alan
Kansas City
J. H. Grove
Chicago
B. Gerben
Julius Rendenbach
Clifford Elliott
Philadelphia
V. N. Roberta
St. Louis
Hobbs & Huckfeldt
Laramie
Hob McCallagh
Dave McCallagh
Sherman Cp. Tf
Pennsylvania
C. B. Brooks
Marshall, Mich
Eckle’s Artillery
Oglethorpe Co
J. D. Banks
Patterson
Main St
Akron
Jonsen
Marshall
Mich
C. EB. Brookes
Maraball, Mich
Wrooka
Eeerti
Boston Sox
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Heston
Johnson
Lewis
Janvrin
Walker
Hothtwell
Wheat
Meyers
Scott
Hoblitsell
Gardner
Hoblitzell
Omaha- Louisville
American Asso
Oma
Western League
Browns
Cardinals
Colorado L
Wyoming U
Yale
Virginia
Nebraska
Drake
Army
Washington
Lee
Minnesota
Dakota State
Dinneen
Lincoln Highway
S.°iverman Co
Social Hygenic Medical Society of
New York City
Geo. B. Kine
Hugi Lodge
Pds
Boston AB
R. H. PO
Be. Hooper
Speed
Eae
Cady
C. Eeane Thomas
Eenel Shore
Sean
Myr
Miss H.A Frees
National Parks and Scenic Wonders of America
Eike
J. J. McInerney
Jobbs & Huckfeldt’s
the Grand Market and Grocery
West Seventeenth Ph
S. W. ST. Clair Union
Three Harters
Masseur
Carey
Logan'y
Champion Shoe Shop
Carey Avenue
Black
P._J
Black Lumber Co
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