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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1910
Page
13
An old advertisement warns readers to avoid impure Trolla tonics and promotes Duly Malt Whiskey Co products. It urges customers to identify genuine remedies and promises free medical advice and testimonials. The notice mentions a Rochester New York address and price of $1.00 per bottle.
Colorado Springs hosts the Eighteenth National Irrigation Congress in late September drawing delegates worldwide. A national irrigation exposition will display irrigation products and prizes include the $1200 Hearst trophy. Governors, irrigation experts, and farmers will speak as Pike's Peak region sightseeing appeals to visitors.
A Pueblo prepared weeklong program promotes a delightful outing to Pike's Peak area roads and resorts. Visitors can enjoy scenic routes and accommodations including hole facilities as part of an extended schedule near the famed Colorado Springs gateway.
A lively Atlas show features the Moneta Five in An Evening at Home with three women and two men delivering natural, appealing singing that pleases both connoisseurs and casual listeners. The Dunbars perform The Father and the Girl with clever comedy, while a Civil War themed film reel adds action for Army blue wearers and moral audiences.
New York reports census findings show the island surpassing many cities and growing with rapid suburban expansion. Experts cite long term subway and trolley expansion, new housing on previously vacant land, and extension of tracks to the metropolitan ends as the main drivers of population and real estate growth.
Joe Sylvester a fifteen year old caddie surprised the field in the opening round of the Greater New York championship at Van Courtland Park public links. Of sixty veterans he posted a 72 a stroke behind the amateur record for the course, a remarkable showing at the start of the event.
An advertisement touts Diapepsin as a fast cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims five minute relief from sour stomach, belching, headaches, and dizziness, urging readers to buy a 50 cent case at their druggist to restore appetite and comfort at meals.
James McLachlan the bartender who killed his wife last Thursday and attempted suicide recovered from a through body bullet wound and asked when he would be moved. Sheriff Hughes visited the hospital and McLachlan said he felt fine and ready for transfer. He was moved to a private ward and will be taken to the county jail when the physician deems it safe.
Vivian Taylor, born January 27, 1893, died September 10 in Helena, Montana, will be buried after a funeral Wednesday September 14 at the A M church. A member of the High School class of 1909, she was known for a syrup of white pine with Taw.
A 19th century reminiscence by Colonel William Lightfoot Visscheer recounts Cheyenne's early days and its arc lights, grand residences, and a booming lighting industry. He contrasts old frontier life with Roosevelt's visit and notes Cheyenne's alleged rapid modernization and famed red light district.
Kidney trouble preys on the mind and courage, lessens ambition and beauty, and robs cheerfulness as kidneys fail. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root is advertised as a great kidney remedy available at druggists with a free sample by mail and a pamphlet from Kilmer & Co in Binghamton, New York.
Henry Kocu, a Mount Vernon chauffeur for William W Swan taxicab, rushed to the New Rochelle police alleging a man was killed in a cab and body dumped. Jeremiah Murphy of Jersey City Heights, beaten and robbed by two soldiers after claiming a $1000 win at Coney Island, identified two soldiers at Fort Slocum as his assailants. Police report Murphy was taken toward New York City after the attack near Four Corners as the soldiers fled with his money.
Murphy says he was attacked and robbed by soldiers Plans Witzel and Philip Cabano after leaving Fort Slocum. Hidden in Witzel's locker was $154 entrusted to him. Cutt admits receiving $25. Witzel Cabano are held by military authorities amid NY poll tensions.
A buyer with $100 can secure a home with a good sized lot. The current house rents for 812 dollars per month and there is space to build two more houses. The rental income would cover the mortgage.
New York report shows that custom agents seized jewelry valued at 2100,000 from alleged smugglers over the past two months. The seizures largely involved women as the sources of the contraband.
Authorities report that recent prosecutions are affecting passengers who previously attempted to smuggle. The surveyor notes declarations are now made with greater care and accuracy as cases proceed toward adjudication.
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