State News Births and Deaths Notice
Deaths Douglas infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Carpenter. Douglas Elmer Howard. Cody E Hecox. Douglas baby boy to Mr and Mrs Paniel C Fackler.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
10
Deaths Douglas infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Carpenter. Douglas Elmer Howard. Cody E Hecox. Douglas baby boy to Mr and Mrs Paniel C Fackler.
The long awaited coal price hike takes effect tomorrow with Rock Springs coal at 7 dollars per ton and Hanna coal at 6 dollars per ton. Dealers were notified today by the Sherman Co.
An advertisement touts Duffy s Pure Malt Whiskey as a health aid restoring vitality and appetite. Testimonies from E Weinstock of Philadelphia and M Waaler claim improved health and a 35 pound weight gain after using the product.
An advertisement touts Duftys Pure Malt Whiskey as a health tonic that restores vigor, renews energy, strengthens the body and blood, and claims benefits for both men and women. It notes use in hospitals and urges purchases in sealed bottles for $1.00, available from grocers or direct.
Two unknown sheep herders riding intoxicated chased and fired at Mrs. Edward Joney and Mrs. Bertha Radtcliffe as they rode home from Sheridan to their ranches. The women fled to a house, bolted doors, then escaped on ponies for miles to a ranch, while the assailants pursued before retreating a mile from safety.
Reports describe an ill-fated Wellman balloon voyage ending with a rescue at sea. The fragmentary tale mentions a monster hunt, a record miles driven by Gene Poirot, and local surveyors near Douglas with rumors of development plans.
In New York a 13 year old, Carrie Havens, told Justice Zeller she skipped school after classmates mocked her dress. The court threatened a bench warrant if she did not attend, and her mother described workplace strain as the family navigates her return to school. The girl said she would stay home until she could obtain another dress.
A fragment notes a girl on Fifty-seventh Street who owns only one dress and is prevented by the principal from changing into another. The passage hints at social scrutiny and school discipline without further details of people or outcomes.
In a remarkable turn of events Albert Wilson, who once lamented being unloved, now faces 170 marriage proposals from women of varied ages. Among them Mrs Billa Johnson stands at his door demanding an al _ ter. Wilson protests that nothing is coming.
Sheriff Bower captured two runaway boys who gave the names Morgan and Harsh and received return stickers to their homes. They promised to return to their Colorado parents in Greeley and endure winter weather to seek comfort at home.
Douglas October 20. While working over a gasoline stove at his laundry W B Volmar was badly burned about the face and hands when the gasoline exploded. A fire started from the explosion and did some damage to the building before it could be extinguished.
Jackson Oct 20 Walter Dallas a pioneer hunter and trapper of Jackson Hole has caused some excitement by resigning from a recent expedition and leaving town. Known for his long career and trusted by locals his departure sparks curiosity about his next plans and whereabouts.
A speed ing automobile carrying a physician from Rock Springs toward the Kafka ranch near the Laramie county line ran away. Miss Mary Comly was badly injured, with grave fears expressed by friends and relatives. The report lacks details and seeks confirmation.
A reader testifies that switching from coffee to Postum restored her vitality and rosy complexion after years of indigestion heart palpitations and sinking spells She notes friends say she looks younger two years after starting Postum and quitting coffee She urges readers to seek The Road to Wellville book for more information
Washington notes an absurd case as a man, claiming a marriage license for a mythic fiancée, parallels Private Frank's jailbreak from the government hospital for the insane. The story adds a curious tale of impersonation and escape.
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