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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1916
Page
14
A farm publication around New York carried a voluntary poll of 2400 readers on preference between Wilson and Hughes. Of 1494 Farm Home subscribers voting, 797 chose Hughes, with the rest scattered among Benson and Hailey.
Mr. Taxpayer urges voters to support Kendrick for Secretary of State, praising his six years on the state land board and noting oil revenues rising from nothing to over 81 000 during his tenure. The message frames Kendrick as a proven, valuable leader for the agency.
An old health spin argues daily hot water with limestone phosphate cleanses the bowels and purges toxins. It claims internal bathing is essential for digestion headaches colds biliousness and constipation, more important than external cleansing.
Lovell Wyoming shows a booming post office with over 45 percent more mail processed in the quarter ending September than in 1915. The rise spans all departments, signaling broad growth across town services.
In Evanston Wyoming on October 24 a pack of dogs killed a dozen sheep and injured many at the stock yards. Yard management plans measures to bar dogs from entering the grounds to prevent future raids.
Federal grand jury charges Charles C. Healey chief of police with malfeasance and accuses him and aides including William Luthardt and Charles T. Eselg of conspiring to nullify anti gambling laws. Healey bail set at 20000 and co-defendants at 10000 each. Mayor Thompson comments that only one side has been heard.
Mrs. Rita Humphrey of Stuart Nebraska rode in a car that turned turtle near Careyhurst caused by a bad road spot in Douglas Wyoming on October 24. She escaped death though injuries were feared.
The first beet shipment of the year left Worland for the Lovell sugar factory. Reported beets are of the finest quality and expected to signal an unusually large crop ahead.
No cases are expected to be heard in the district court this week as Judge Mentzer opened the Rawlins court Monday morning and will probably spend the week on cases called there for trial.
Greenville, Michigan, Oct 24. John Cowell killed his wife by firing five shots then took his own life, wanting to die and not leave his wife a widow. Neither is expected to survive.
Alexander Brown, famed polo player and member of multiple clubs on the eastern circuit, was killed when a hydroaeroplane carrying him wrecked near the Philadelphia School of Aviation in Flale ton Pa. The accident occurred early today and involved Swisher's Option services.
Aria Pells Dias has entered Toluca with several thousand troops after conquering the state of Mexico. Reports say Villa defeated Ozuna west of Chihuahua City and captured eleven trains. Washington hints Carranza plans to leave Mexico City as his family crosses to the United States, while border rumors amplify this view amid political strife. Cheyenne Steam Laundry offers rough dry washing during the storm.
A vintage advertisement touts St Jacob's Oil as a harmless remedy for rheumatic pain, aching joints, neuralgia, lumbago, backache and sprains. It claims instant relief without internal treatment and encourages a trial bottle from drug stores.
The United States reports that $2 to $3 million in American tobacco held at Copenhagen and Rotterdam will be released after Britain’s importation conditions were not met. State Department officials said they were advised by the British embassy and express satisfaction with the concessions in the case.
An ad touts Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer for gray or dry hair claiming even darkening of every strand without dye. It promises head full of dark, healthy hair and a money back guarantee at Roodel Pharmacy in Cheyenne Wyoming with mail orders available.
Opinion column questions the existence of World War I citing Mr Hughes and diplomatic threats as proof there is no war. It contrasts July 1914 events with current anti alcohol sentiment and a Detroit doctors vote for prohibition citing health harms.
Detroit medical society rally voices strong stance against alcohol use as part of a public health campaign led by Kanene Chry Star and city physicians. The piece notes broad physician support and ongoing community outreach to reduce alcohol-related harm in Detroit.
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