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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1916
Page
6
A voluntary poll in Farm Home magazine shows 1494 of 2400 respondents backing Wilson and 797 Hughes, with the remainder split among Benson and Hailey. The results reflect reader sentiment around New York and the eastern states rather than a formal election.
A brief urging voters to back Kendrick, praising Houx as a proven, valuable state land board member who presides over the board as oil revenues rise from nothing to over 8100,000 in six years of service.
Daily habit advice promotes internal cleanliness by drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the bowels and remove toxins. It argues that undigested waste feeds intestinal bacteria and may cause headaches, biliousness, constipation, bad breath, and other ailments.
Lovell Wyoming reports a post office boom with over 45 percent more mail handled in the quarter ending September than in 1915. The increase spans all departments and reflects a broad growth in activity.
Reports say dogs have become a menace at the Evanston stock yards. A dozen sheep were killed and many injured in a night raid. Management plans to block dog entry to prevent future incidents.
Chicago Oct 24 Charles C Healey chief of police was indicted on two federal counts malfeasance and conspiring with secretary William Luthardt and Sportsman club secretary Charles T Eseg to nullify anti gambling laws He bond set at 20000 with co defendants at 10000 each Mayor Thompson commented only one side has been heard
Mrs. Rita Humphrey of Stuart Nebraska was riding in a car that overturned near Careyhurst Douglas County Wyoming on October 24 due to a bad road spot. The incident left her uninjured but the driver shaken.
The first beet shipment of the year from Worland to the Lovell sugar factory arrived today. The beets are described as of the finest quality and indicate an unusually large crop ahead.
Judge Mentzer opened Rawlins district court on Monday with no cases on the docket for the week. He is expected to spend the week handling trials called there for hearing.
Greenville Michigan October 24. John Cowell fired five shots at his wife and then shot himself twice. Authorities say he wanted to die and did not want to leave his wife a widow. Neither party expected to survive.
Alexander Brown, a prominent eastern polo player and member of several clubs, died early today when the hydroaeroplane he was aboard crashed near the Philadelphia School of Aviation at Flalegton, Pa. The accident occurred as the craft was operating from Swisher's option services in New York.
Diaz claims conquest of the State of Mexico and entry into Toluca with several thousand troops. Reports say Villa defeated Ozuna west of Chihuahua City and captured eleven trains. Washington says Carranza’s supporters allege he may leave Mexico City while his family crosses to the United States. Carranza Obregon travel to Queretaro for constitutional convention meetings. Border rumors claim Carranza plans departure. officials doubt his grip on the republic. Cheyenne Steam Laundry offers rough dry work during the storm.
Public notice-style ad touts St Jacob's Oil as a safe, instant relief for rheumatic pain, aching joints, neuralgia, and backache. It urges readers to try a small bottle from any drug store, claiming rapid limbering and freedom from stiffness without internal treatment.
The United States says 2 to 3 million dollars worth of American tobacco stored in Copenhagen and Rotterdam is to be released after Britain cited import conditions unmet. State Department reports British embassy advisement and relief expresses satisfaction at concessions gained.
Advert reads Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer for gray or streaked hair claiming even darkening without dye. It promises to restore color from roots, making hair appear healthier and fuller. Sold for 60 cents a big bottle at Roodel Pharmacy in Cheyenne Wyoming with mail order available for out of town buyers.
The New York World mocks Mr. Hughes claiming his diplomatic theory would have prevented World War I. It parades imagined steps by Germany and Britain to prove there was no conflict, while noting July 1914 pressures and allied responses. A second item notes Detroit doctors voting for prohibition and citing alcohol harms.
Detroit Medical Society voices strong stance against Boozr as physicians rally under organizing leadership Kanene Chry Star. The department notes widespread physician participation and calls for public health action amid ongoing concerns over alcohol use in the community.
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