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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1912
Page
2
Consumers urged to demand clear ingredient labels when purchasing baking powder. The piece warns against alum and endorses Dr Price’s baking powder as free from alum, stressing home use and household safety.
In Hulett Wyoming on October 14, Senator Warren faced an unimpressed audience. He spent much of his address on tariffs and attacked opponents while failing to directly defend against charges. The crowd left hostile and convinced they had been buncoed, doubting his record and aid to Mrs Downey’s pension.
In Podglas Wyoming H R Paul a banker had a needle stuck in his left thigh seven years earlier. Recently a sudden pain in his right hip revealed a rusty needle protruding from his flesh. The recovered needle matched the one lost in his body years ago.
In Pinedale Wyoming on October 14 the only US cruiser launched on Fremont Lake near town serves Forest Service crews. The eighteen foot gasolene launch enables rangers to reach forest fires directly across the lake rather than circling it.
An advertisement extols Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy made from garden sage and sulfur. It claims to restore natural hair color, prevent graying, remove dandruff, and improve scalp conditions, suggesting it as essential as dental care. Available at drugstores for fifty cents per bottle.
In Denver a Wyoming man case stalled by mud as witnesses traveling from Wyoming to testify that William S West is alive after eight years. The Fraternal Union insurer argues West may still live. Mrs. Rose A Todd wins a verdict over $2,900 plus costs and interest for West’s mother.
An aged advertisement promotes LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine tablets to cure a cold in one day. It notes a drugglare refund policy if no cure is achieved and mentions Grove’s alg. nature on each box, with a price of 250.
The Anchor Line advertises low fares for passages between New York and Scotland Ireland England and continental ports. It promises superior accommodation excellent cuisine and efficient service with reservations through local agents or Henderson Brothers Chicago General Agents.
Hugh Lafferty a 22 year old miner was shot and killed in a Chinese restaurant in Rock Springs Ohio Saturday night. An Austrian sheepherder, reportedly drunk, opened fire during a dispute with the restaurant keeper. The marshal arrived as the assailant aimed at Lafferty and a fatal exchange ensued. The Austrian was wounded and jailed awaiting recovery. Strong local sentiment blamed the Austrian.
Sheridan Wyo Oct 14 Three hundred fifty thousand acres of Crow Indian reservation lands between Sheridan and Billings near Hardin will be sold at public auction at Billings October 21 by Judge Whitten at a minimum price of 150 dollars per acre. There will be no residence required and a title will be furnished immediately. These lands east and north of Hardin are mainly grazing and dry farming land. The Burlington railroad advertises the sale and sells round trip tickets from eastern points to Billings and Hardin with stopovers at Sheridan and other points.
A quote attributed to Senator La Fouibivtte asserts Warren votes for the plutocracy while urging scrutiny of votes on measures to restore and safeguard public rights against powerful interests.
Testimony from Amenia Nebraska and Kokoyan's Alterative users claim dramatic recoveries from tuberculosis and bronchitis. A Rochester patient reports night sweats fading, appetite returning, and weight restored after two weeks, praising Eckman's Alternative. A pastor's endorsement cites his son's improved health and life saved, urging readers to request the remedy booklet.
An ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as the fastest remedy for cold and grippe misery. It promises first dose relief of headache stuffed nose feverishness and other symptoms and urges a series of doses from a 21 cent package. The copy notes no quinine and claims it belongs in every home.
Fr Grant in charge of the United States weather bureau says two days last weekend were almost perfect with sun and mild warmth. He notes such weather lifts spirits and prompts doctor’s visits for sun exposure. He warns to take precautions as changes can arrive suddenly and bring colds and grippe. Sunday’s low temperature was recorded at six in the morning.
The record shows temperatures ranging from 59 at 4 PM to 87 at 6 AM, with a high of 63 at 2 PM. Sunday was two degrees below normal and yesterday four degrees above normal. Officials forecast mild weather to continue in the coming days.
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