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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
5
A dated ad touts Diapepsin as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims relief from dizziness fullness nausea and stomach headaches and promotes a healthy appetite with faster digestion. The ad invites readers to ask pharmacists to show the formula printed on the package.
The ninth annual subscription dance scheduled for Friday evening September was postponed due to lack of time for preparation.
In New York on September 7, a trotting meet near the city opens, offering a rare glimpse of old country fair style racing. Gaited trotters attract many horsemen and spectators from surrounding counties, signaling possible renewed interest in traditional horse contests.
Roosevelt attended a Milwaukee German club event with a large crowd present. He spoke of promises to visit the Kaiser and noted efforts to beat La Follette in the legislature, while addressing contentious crowd reactions and luncheon engagements.
Henrietta Crosman a renowned stage figure from a storied military family will perform Percy MacKaye's comedy Anti Matrimony at the Cheyenne Theatre on Saturday evening September 10. The article highlights Crosman’s Civil War era lineage, including Major George H. Crosman and Gen Crosman, plus naval and family ties to Stephen Foster.
The article notes Roosevelt’s strong endorsement of La Follette boosting the insurgent cause amid Wisconsin contest. It cites Oregon as example of party resistance and warns the ex president may help save La Follette’s Senate seat. The piece ends with a local sale notice for G. S. Oliver.
Chief Clerk W. C. Mulford of the railway mail service and his family traveled by Hudson touring car from Cheyenne to Denver and back, making a brief Omaha detour for official business before resuming city duties.
Dell Brown aged 24 ended his life last night in a Third Street cabin by drinking carbolic acid after leaving a farewell note declaring life a burden. The deceased’s guardian or relation is listed with a Kansas orphanage background. Next of kin details include Mrs. Goldier of 620 Wat Dale Street.
Government statisticians report that many New York ministers earn over 5000 dollars annually with some on fifteen thousand and more, far above the national average of six hundred sixty three. Wealthier congregations have offered sixteen to eighteen thousand, with houses horses pensions and even automobiles often added.
Medical experts in New York declare that paregoric and laudanum use endangers infants and urge authorities to curb soothing syrups. Health officers plan a city wide investigation into feeding practices and potential restrictions on selling toxic drugs to parents.
Sale notice shows ROK sale led by G and Oliver with contact Phone B74 listed for inquiries.
The Omnibus C10 aOR for Omnis Railway Mail service has been ordered between Cheyenne and two towns reassigned to the new route. A new office will be established between Sterling and supporting towns with mail clerks from two states. The service, praised by Chief Clerk Mulford after a prior investigation, follows an order approved in Washington prompted by Senator Warren.
A Wright airplane skidded during an exhibition flight before 25 660 spectators at the Nebraska State Fair in Lincoln. Aviator Archie Hexey was knocked unconscious in the crash but doctors said injuries were not serious and he later took charge of repairs to his machine.
Arthur Byer Snyder, 21, died two hours after firing a revolver into his chest in a weed patch near the Fairmount Park car line. He told officers he was disappointed in love and chose to end his life at St Marys Hospital after being taken there at midnight.
At the annual convention of veterinary surgeons in San Francisco officers were elected for the coming year. President is Dr. G. Glover of Fort Collins, Colorado. first vice president Dr. W. W. Elias of New York. second vice president Dr. F. W. Ryan of San Francisco. treasurer DE George White of Nashville, Tennessee. Palace Drug Store in Cheyenne offers LaPave's Remedy for worms.
Sherman Co manager Ira Biwell announced Colorado Zoos will play three games at Pioneer Park in Cheyenne. The schedule includes a game next Saturday afternoon and a Sunday doubleheader.
Stanley Ketchel, reigning middleweight champion, says Jack Johnson will never be defeated for the world heavyweight title. Ketchel, arriving in Chicago from Michigan, says he is buying equipment for his opium farm, plans to regain condition next December, and does not plan to fight Johnson. He praises Johnson as a perfect fighting machine and expects the championship to die with him.
G 5S Oliver offers a modern white room house behind the capitol for rent. Sherman Co. plate rails listed with contact through phone 574. Realtors and local residents see this rental option in the Sherman County market.
Pittsburg September 7. After a lengthy trial Mrs Frank Williamson, a young married woman, was acquitted of robbing Joseph Brooks who testified he was lured to her home and tied to a bed post while her husband, present at the scene, allegedly demanded $1000 in blackmail. Brooks said he refused to pay.
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