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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1910
Page
5
An old warning cites fake tonics and impure drugs sold by various dealers. It urges readers to obtain genuine products, noting Duly Malt Whiskey Co. offers bottles and free testimonials while promising no cost to learn treatment.
Thousands of delegates from around the world will converge in Colorado Springs for the Eighteenth National Irrigation Congress. A concurrent irrigation exposition showcases salted products with prizes including the $1200 Hearst trophy for the best county exhibit. Noted speakers and prominent figures will address sessions as visitors tour Pike's Peak region and nearby attractions like Garden of the Gods and Seven Falls.
The piece describes a marvellous scenic road from Pueblo to Colorado Springs near Pike's Peak with access to accommodations and a week's program. It notes historic gold totals and a famed route, inviting visitors to enjoy entertainment and the surrounding sights during a planned outing.
A lively Atlas program features the Moneta Five in An Evening at Home with three women and two men delivering natural, appealing singing praised by the audience. The Dunbars present The Father and the Girl comedy sketch with strong audience response. A Civil War themed film reel adds action and moral appeal for all audiences.
New York City shows rapid expansion as census figures rank it among the largest cities after London. Experts credit extensive land utilization and new trolley and subway lines routing growth to outer regions. Real estate leaders say more residents may move to the suburbs if traction development continues.
Joe Sylvester, a 15 year old caddie, led the opening round at Van Courtland Park public links in the championship of Greater New York. Among sixty veteran starters, his 72 total matched only one stroke behind the amateur course record, a remarkable showing for a boy.
An advertisement extols Diapepsin as a fast, practical remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims five minutes relief for sour stomach, gas, belching, headaches, and sick stomach, and urges readers to buy a 50 cent case from a druggist to restore appetite and comfort at meals.
James McLachlan the bartender who shot and killed his wife and attempted suicide is recovering from a through body wound. He asked the sheriff for transfer to the county jail and said he would be ready soon. A private hospital ward was arranged and transfer will occur when the physician deems it safe.
Vivian Taylor born January 27 1893 in Jennaben died September 10 198 at Helena Montana. He was a member of the High School class of 1909. Funeral services scheduled for Wednesday September 14 at the A M church.
A reprinted reminiscence from Colonel William Lightfoot Visscheer lauds Cheyenne's early boasted electricity and architecture. It recalls Cheyenne as a modern, well-built city over 46 years ago, with grand streets, Queen Anne homes, an early club and opera house, and a famed red light district nicknamed Chicago.
An old advertisement claims kidney trouble impairs mind, courage, ambition and cheerfulness, and touts Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy. It offers sample bottles by mail and a pamphlet from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
Henry Kocu of Mount Vernon rushed to police alleging a cab murder after driving two soldiers who beat Jeremiah Murphy of Jersey City and robbed him of $1000 won in a Coney Island game. Murphy claimed soldiers forced him to return to the garage and warned him to keep silent.
The victim said he was attacked on the road, then walked to New Rochelle where police and Fort Slocum personnel tracked two soldiers Plans Witzel and Philip Cabano as his alleged attackers. Hidden in Witzel’s locker was $154. Cutt admits receiving $25. Witzel and Cabano are held by military authorities awaiting NY poll demands.
A seller touts a small home on a good sized lot with current rent of 812 dollars per month. The listing notes potential to build two more houses on the lot, suggesting rental income could cover the investment. The buyer might achieve ownership with an affordable entry.
New York Sept 12 A Surveyor report shows custom agents seized jewelry valued at 210000 from alleged smugglers over the last two months. More than half the gems were taken from women and about half is still unrecovered.
Authorities report that ongoing prosecutions are influencing travelers who previously attempted smuggling. The surveyor notes passengers now provide declarations with greater care and accuracy as cases move toward adjudication.
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