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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1910
Page
5
A Little Diapepsin quickly regulates out of order stomachs in about five minutes. If you belch sour tasteless food, or feel dizziness and fullness, this remedy costs 50 cents and claims to thoroughly cure indigestion by aiding digestion and keeping stomach and intestines clean. It promises healthier appetite and avoids laxatives.
Cranky callers warned about a splendid stomach preparation claimed to cure indigestion gastritis and other stomach misery. The ad urges readers to get some now to forever rid themselves of stomach trouble and indigestion.
Public crowds surround Mayor Gaynor as armed detectives shield him during routine trips to city hall. Police march with the motor car along the route, ensuring safety while onlookers press for a glimpse of the frail mayor.
The Cheyenne Blue Sox beat the Colored Giants Ninth Cavalry 9 to 4 Sunday afternoon at Pioneer Park. The Blue Sox led the scoring and completed a clear victory in the regional game.
Judge Carey helped Wyoming gain statehood and served as its first senator. He shaped land policy from public lands to irrigation, chaired the education and labor committee, and backed the Carey Act boosting arid land reclamation. His work built Cheyenne credit, Wheatland town, and dry farming experiments in Converse County.
State Board of Examiners announces inclusion of Reading Circle Books for 1911 in the November examination. Mamie B Hefferon, Co Supt, notes the update and provides guidance for teachers and districts.
The Pythian Sisters host a social at K of P Hall with cards and refreshments. Admission is 10 cents. Three lots on East 2187 Street are for sale for 50 dollars each, with city water. Contact G. S. Oliver at phone 574.
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