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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
13
W Barry Fischer a train dispatcher killed his young wife in their bed after a kitchen quarrel. He fired three bullets, two entering the breast and heart, then kissed their 18 month old baby before telling the nurse his wife is dead. Fischer surrendered later.
Advertisement offers electrical services from a veteran with eighteen years of experience. Claims hundreds of satisfied customers and a complete line of appliances and fixtures. Promises guaranteed work and prompt attention, urging call backs to save time and money.
A civil service position is announced for a wireless telegraph operator with a salary of 1200 dollars per year at the Cheyenne federal building. Preparations are underway to resume operations at the Buford gravel pits after a two week shutdown due to car shortages. A number of Republican candidates and orators departed Cheyenne yesterday.
A Brookfield Missouri resident recalls two years of inability to work and attributes improvement to E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The ad touts the product as a treatment for the Change of Life and various female ailments, offering free confidential advice.
Eye injuries reported as a metal fragment lodged in the eye of A. F. Lewis of the local afternoon paper. John Shaffer and Mrs. Sarah Aman were married by Justice W. B. McGinn. Colonel Dyer has returned to Fort Russell and resumes command of the Fourth Field Artillery after a New York visit.
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Fred C. Hopp of Laramie and Miss Pearl Timmons of Frankfort Indiana.
State Examiner I. P. Nowlin returns to the city after an official tour through northern counties. He inspected local offices and met with state officials during the trip.
Deputy Sheriff Pat Hayes left yesterday for Boise armed with a warrant issued by Justice W. B. McGinn for A. C. Collins the contractor charged with defrauding Dr. W. A. Vyman of $2 000 and is pursuing the prisoner.
Articles of incorporation show several Wyoming ventures including Colorado Construction of Cheyenne with 50 000 capital Rock Springs Exploration of Rock Springs at 160 000 Little Medicine Live Stock Peas of Cas per at 40 000 Lander Creamery of Lander at 10 000 Madden arc of She ahonl at 160 000 Millingne Mining of Cheyenne at 100 000 Dayton Mining of Dayton at 1 000 000.
An old ad touts Diapepsin as a harmless candy like digestant and antacid. It claims fast relief from gas belching nausea sour stomach Headache and sleep disruption by aiding digestion and cleansing the bowels. It suggests a 50 cent case from a druggist guarantees hearty appetite and meals without indigestion.
Miss Antoinette Gassant, fortune exceeding $2,000,000, wed Charles B Galvin, once an aqueduct assistant civil engineer, in a small Danterbury Church of St Thomas ceremony. Relatives and close friends attended as Mrs Galvin described the moment as “like floating into heaven” with her husband an angel.
An old advertises Vinci cod liver oil claims to restore energy and appetite in weak children. It cites a grateful Dirham Michigan mother whose child allegedly improved in weight color and strength after use. The copy urges mothers to buy at Rodel Druggiat Cheyenne with a money back guarantee.
Police and sheriff clash over Miller Jewelry burglary and the Mrs A N Irwin hold up. Officials suspect same pair in both crimes as duo tried to steal the Irwin car but fled when no gas was found. Deputy Schooley went to Denver for jewelry case, details withheld.
In San Francisco on Oct 20, a discussion links rising commercialism and modern civilization to creating two distinct female types: women driven by material instincts and women pursuing professional careers. The piece analyzes social trends and implications.
Professor C Woodworth head of the division of ethnology at the University of California outlines a new volume titled Human Social Problems. He is at work on the book and explains its scope and aims.
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