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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1916
Page
2
Wyoming article explains hen laying variability, housing needs, and feeding. It cites Prof. James Devden on balanced rations, price considerations, and grain roles. Emphasizes wheat, corn, bran, middlings, and oats as components for steady egg production and flock health.
A classic medical advertisement promotes quitting meat to protect kidneys, linking meat to uric acid and a range of ailments. It touts Jad Salts made from grape and lemon acids with lithia to flush kidneys, and recommends Rad Salts drink to keep kidneys and blood pure.
Gabor Mar cer, a Hungarian resident, is found at the Poposia coal camp with a head wound and dies after hours. Coroner Middlekauff convenes a jury that returns a divided verdict, with neighbors as reluctant witnesses and a house keeper named Teresa Sikes mentioned in the record.
An article promotes daily hot water with limestone phosphate to flush the stomach liver and bowels cleansing the internal system. It claims benefits for constipation bilious spells stomach trouble and general well being urging readers to buy limestone phosphate from the drugstore.
Teresa Sikea, 49, says she traveled with Marcer to Gebo then returned home with others after a quarrel. Fire and blood found at the Mareer house, where Marcer lay with a Savage rifle. no one arrested as investigators continue.
Joe Drasek a 22 year old Russia native and miner in No 3 mine of Kemmerer Coal company was killed by a fall of rock and earth after entering the mine with William Pavlac who escaped. Survived by four brothers also miners. Funeral held at local Catholic church.
A Rocky Mountain eagle near Casper weighing 12 pounds was killed by Frank Serle and Lloyd Broadus, with A. J. Hussey and Carl Peters present. The bird measured 6 feet 4 inches wingspan and 3 feet in body length, with 1.5 inch talons. The owners plan to mount it.
Casper Oct 21 The foundation for the first Australian shearing pen in Lincoln county at Opal was started last week. A large workforce under W L Foedick of Opal labors to complete the pen in about three months, marking a new era in wool preparation for market.
J A Kirkpatrick announces relocation of his Insurance and Real Estate office to 1821 Carey avenue one door north of previous site. He pledges prompt attention and solicits patronage, with phone contact 547J, dated Oct 21.
An advertisement-like fragment urges treating backache and lumbago with a topical ointment though mentions nerves and pain inconsistently. It references sciatica and soothing penetrating agents while implying relief from backpanel strain.
Worland officials report the first beet load crossed the dump on Monday with a car ready for delivery by evening. Beets exceed expectations in quality, though snowstorm and rugged weather hinder hauling. payments will go to farmers once delivered to the bills factory and Lovell plant soon comes online.
Cheyenne readers are urged to use Adlerika with buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients to relieve or prevent appendicitis. The advertise claim says one spoonful eases constipation sour stomach and gas and helps chronic stomach trouble with Adlerika praised for thorough action.
A vintage ad touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a natural way to darken gray hair. It claims the product fades gray to dark evenly, used with a sponge or brush, with a 60 cent bottle available at drugstores.
A historical note describes Wreth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a toilet cosmetic that imparts color and a youthful appearance to the hair. It states the product is not intended to cure mitigate or prevent disease and adds that it gives an appearance of abundance.
This ad promises quick relief from nasal congestion and head colds. A small bottle applied in the nostrils soothes swollen mucous membranes and clears air passages for easier breathing, with claims of instant relief and lasting comfort.
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