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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1910

Page

3

Reader Claims Constipation Cure In Free Sample Offer

An advertisement touts Syrup Pepsin by Dr Caldwell as a natural stimulant for stomach and bowels. It cites experiences of users like Graveline and Vernon, claims relief from stubborn constipation, and offers fifty cent to one dollar bottles with free samples and medical advice from Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello TL.

Dave Milwaukee Ave Rolph J. A. Vernon Ohina Ty Caldwell Hether W. B. Caldwell Monticello, TL

Paris Fashion Hints Hostess Helen Gilland Hosts Engagement Party

Miss Helen Gilland entertained Friday honoring Mrs Edith Green matron of the private hospital for two years. Mrs Green assumes marriage in Denver to Mr Frank Samuel of New York. Guests enjoyed a Five Hundred game, gifts from attendees, a red and white color scheme, and a five course supper served by the hostess with Miss Vera Gilland assisting.

Helen Gilland Edith Green Vera Gilland Green John Moore Mia Hullett Alps

Saturday Musicale shifts to Wednesday rehearsals

A Saturday Musicale club meeting adopts a Wednesday schedule with the first rehearsal under the new rule set for next Wednesday October 26. The Sleeping Beauty cantata is planned for that session, while other society notices, visits, and upcoming events are noted throughout the community column.

Saturday Musicale Club

Restaurant Burglar Strikes Watfie House on Capitol

Dr W Clark proprietor of the Watfie House on Capitol avenue between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets reports to police that back door was forced late Saturday night and a large quantity of clear and one cent pieces stolen. No trace of the missing smoker has yet been found.

W. Clark Watfie Capitol Avenue Seventeenth Eighteenth Streets Bunday One &Cent

Saturday Musical Club Meeting Schedule Changes

The Saturday Musical Club will meet hereafter on Wednesday afternoon at 4 30 at the Carnegie Library beginning October 26.

Alpha Club PD. MM. Carley Kidetora Keefe Hall Carnigig Laebrary

City Briefs Highlight Examinations At Forest Service

The United States civil service commission lists exams on November 28 and 24 1980 for forest clerk positions with entrance salaries of 1100 or 1200 annually. Also exams on November 23 for a copperplate map engraver at 31000, and a veterinarian at 1200 to 1600 annually. Cuba on Wheels exhibit remains all week at Burlington depot. Buried notes mention Col L C Hinkle planning a new brick business block in Lander and a new house.

United States Civil Service Commission Forest Service Cuba Burlington Col. L. C Curt) Hinkle Lander Col. Hinkle

Alleged Child Cruelty Case Test Seen In Court

Prosecutors outline alleged cruelty to a child as a case headline. The defendant faces charges in a preliminary hearing, with investigators detailing alleged abuse and welfare concerns. The proceedings focus on the care and safety of the minor involved.

Consul Wallace Bond Traveling to Cheyenne to Visit Relatives

United States consul to Copenhagen Wallace Bond is en route to Cheyenne for a visit with relatives in the city. He is reportedly traveling from Copenhagen to Wyoming to spend time with family members in Cheyenne.

Wallace Bond United States Copenhagen Cheyenne

Fire response to rubbish blaze on South Side

A burning pile of rubbish triggered a fire department run to the South Side at 7:90 oclock Sunday evening.

Telegraphic Briefs From Across The Nation And West

A rush of short items notes an aero plane sighting in Pueblo, a Rhode Island senator's improving condition after a streetcar accident, a Dallas man fatally injured at the state fair speedway, and a $2000 Masonic grant to beautify Kit Carson’s home in New Mexico. Taos County receives local governance note as Zion City eyes stricter blue laws, while Senator Elkins in Elkins West Virginia shows health gains. Aunt Mary Winnborn, famed pioneer woman of Fort Lupton, turns eighty three, and Mrs Clarke of Cleveland becomes mother to triplets after a census deadline. Kentucky Governor Wilson leads a Woodmen of the World initiation with seven thousand eight hundred men from seven states attending Twenty thousand Woodmen witness the ceremony.

Albuquerque N. M Masonic Grand Lodge of New Mexico Roswell Kit Carson Taos County

Mayor Improves Says Police Reports at Bedside

Reports from the bedside of Mayor P. indicate his condition is greatly improved after last evening. The update suggests steady recovery and relief for residents awaiting news of the mayor’s health.

Cook

Wyoming Consistory Dates For Semiannual Meeting

The Wyoming consistory plans its next semi annual meeting in Cheyenne from January 4 to 7, inclusive. This confirms the schedule for the gathering and related activities in the capital.

Wyoming Consistory Cheyenne

Laramie Chamber of Commerce Files Incorporation

The Laramie Chamber of Commerce has filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state, forming a new corporate entity. This action establishes the organization as a formal business body with stated objectives and governance.

The Laramie

Humane Agent Frank Bright Departs Cheyenne for Douglas

State Humane Agent Frank T. Bright left Cheyenne yesterday morning for Douglas where he will prosecute cases and inspect facilities as part of his duty.

Humane Frank T. Bright Cheyenne Douglas

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted for Female Ailments

An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for irregularities, inflammation, ulcers, displacements, fibroid tumors, and nervous issues. It cites testimonials from Mrs Ep in Park Rapids and Mrs KN in Brookville Ohio, claiming weight gain and restored activity after use. The copy emphasizes native-root ingredients and asserts a large number of cures and testimonials.

Lydia E. Pinkham Park Rapids Mini Pinkham Mrs. Ep la Dov Park Rap Minn Brookville Ohio Lydia FE Konwison Lydia EF Ham T Lynp Maas Atu Beane

Not recommended Swamp for every ailment remedy

Advertisement for a broad tonic claiming it helps kidney liver and bladder trouble. Marketed by Kilmer Co. of Binghamton New York, offered in fifty cent and one dollar sizes with a free sample bottle and pamphlet by mail.

Br. Kilmer & Co Bignhamton, N. Y

Day's Dead and Accident Toll From Football Reform

Reports from multiple cities recount fatalities and injuries as the first toll of football under the new rules. Madiot, a French aviator, died on his first practice flight at an aerodome in Dollal. Ralph Wilson, 19, a Wabash College halfback, died in St Louis, with two residents seriously injured in mass plays. Thomas Desmond, ex-sheriff of San Francisco, died in San Rafael after a short illness. A 13 year old, George Schmidt, was accidentally shot by his cousin Fred May near Chicago. Lewie Coburn, a veteran attorney and founder of the Union League, died at 75 in Chicago.

Elks Hicks School of Expression Hicks Samuel R. Kelley Kelley Schol Oratory Boston Mass New England Conservatory Kelley van Dyke St. Louis Ralph Wilson Wabash Ind San Rafael Calif Thomas Desmond Mheriff San Francisco Freemantle Australia Mira Alfred Schmidt George Fred May Chicago Lewie Larneburn Coburn Union League Club Fnr Art Institute, Loyal Legion Grand Army of the Repubile

Lamps Shine Parlor Opens for Shoes by Waserman

A local shiner announces the Shining Parlor will open in the afternoon offering free shoe shines after the usual hours. The ad invites customers to visit Waserman’s shop for the service.

Million Dollar Gem Keeps Family in Fear at Edgewater Park

Edgewater Park New Jersey October 24 Gen and Mrs FE Burd Grubb kept night watch over a jewel case believed worth more than 1 000 000 after Mrs John Joel of South Africa refused to place the gems in a safe. The rope of matched pearls valued around 500 000 and a 25 carat black diamond crown the collection. Mrs Joel sailed home today.

Edgewater Park N. J FE. Burd Grubb John Joel South Africa Grubbs Joel Gen Grubb United States Volunteers Joy

Eczema Cure Promoted by Local Pharmacy

A local ad claims D. D. D. Prescription with Oil of Wintergreen relieves itching and heals eczema. It asserts ten years of complete cures and urges readers to visit A. E. Rodel and Palace Pharmacy to discuss their case.

A. E. Rodel Palace Pharmacy

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