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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1910
Page
5
An advertisement for Madame Le Mar, a clairvoyant palm reader offering insight on love, marriage, and personal troubles. She claims to reunite separated families, speed up courtships, and reveal causes of misfortune. Private parlors at 200% West Sixteenth Street. palm reading half price from 9 am to 8 pm.
A vintage ad touts TIZ as a scientific tablet that draws out ad inflammation and soreness for corns bunions and other foot ailments. It promises smaller shoes and pure feet, selling at 25 cents per box from Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago and carried by Sands Drug Co and Palace Pharmacy.
A large Elks lodge party will attend the State Fair at Douglas traveling on a special train with a Casper Elks stop and return to Douglas. Meeting Postponed: the Railroad Employers and Investors Federation meeting moved to Monday September 12 due to Labor Day. Incorporations: Big Horn Sanitarium Thermopolis and Wyoming-Colorado Engineering filed with the secretary of state capitalizations of 20000 and 10000 respectively.
Repair crews worked yesterday on the former county treasurer’s office at the courthouse, now to be used by Judge Matson. Artesian water will be supplied to city public schools starting with the fall term next Tuesday. A hail storm east of Cheyenne damaged unharvested grain in the dry farming area.
George W Wise recounts the Buckman murder aboard the liner depth chart. West fired on the two officers as Wise watched and Wood, the captain, fell after shots were fired. Sanford Wilson and Chief Sneer Collins captured Wise following the escape by West from the Pensacola deserter.
John S O Rourke, an engineer, proposes raising the Maine wreck in Havana harbor using a cradle of cables and pneumatic caissons. The plan requires about one thousand workers and a military detachment to lift and secure the hull, revealing whether the explosion was external or internal as debates over responsibility continue.
Justice of the Peace William McGinn presided over eight cases with all defendants entering guilty pleas or being convicted. One man, Alaysuis Tearney, faced theft charges for $1.80 worth of tobacco taken from the Colorado.
Arthur D. Vosburg fined one hundred dollars and costs and given ten days in jail for unlawful cohabitation. Harry J L Wright fined fifteen dollars and costs for theft of clothing. Charles Fields fined sixteen dollars and costs for trousers theft. Martin Ortega fined twenty six dollars and costs and one day jail for suit theft. Sam Cooper fined one dollar and costs for four dollar theft. Harry O Toole fined five cents and costs for selling goods of Wyoming Fuel and Feed Co. George Shephard fined one hundred four dollars and sixty days in jail for writing a worthless check.
The Fourtee under Colonel Beever returned to Fort Meade after a sixty day practice march to Dale Creek Wyoming. The march took place despite scant water and hay for horses. The men reported good spirits and good health overall.
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