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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1883
Page
10
Judge Sener signals injunctions may curb wire fences on public lands. The fence dispute, long debated, hinges on amended pleadings, master testimony, and eventual court decision.
Fine weather may give way to drought as Fort Fred Steele schedules a general court martial for August 27. A Laramie sausage vendor James Schaeffer known as Sausage Fritz injured Max Mertz with a large knife, non fatally. Tedman house at Fort Collins changes hands with George M. Jones taking over. A Manzano weekly The Cringe and Greaser claims Valencia county’s oldest best paper.
Help wanted notice seeks two wood turners to join the Cheyenne planing mill staff. Applicants should inquire in person at the mill to apply.
Florestan Cologne is praised for a refreshing aroma that avoids the sickening effect common to many perfumes.
The Salt Lake Herald recalls W O Sander's January claim that Geo D Disbrou stole stock and tools worth 310. He fled to the coast, then Oregon where he was convicted and jailed in Salem. An attempted prison break on July 3 led to a deadly melee. Disbrou escaped with others before being recaptured. He once worked in a Cheyenne harness shop and deceived a young woman.
In a long standing campaign against alum adulteration, Royal Baking Powder asserts its safety and purity. It cites medical condemnation of alum powders and claims government chemists and top experts endorse Royal as the safest leavening, defending its market dominance against rivals.
A veteran reporter portrays a string of restrictive orders from General Howard and his inspectors at Fort Omaha, decrying meddling in officers lives including Sunday work bans and temperance push, while noting local liquor access and poor tact from leadership. The piece lambasts bureaucratic overreach and calls it harmful to unit morale.
An advertisement touts Parker's Ginger Tonic as a cure for serious illness by regulating organs and enriching the blood. It claims to strengthen the whole body and offers a free recipe for youth errors, nervous weakness, and loss of manhood from a missionary in South America. A self addressed envelope is requested to Rev. Jasmin T. INMAN in New York City.
The Home Journal endorses Parker's Ginger Tonic as the best guide for women addressing despondency periodic headaches indigestion back and kidney pain and other female ailments through experienced trusted relief.
Information on Alfred Rawcliffe who is believed insane and last seen seven weeks ago at Bard's ranch. He belonged to the Third Cavalry, Company D.
The federation of organized trades and labor unions in New York reports progress on forming local unions. A legislative committee, formed at the Cleveland convention last year, announced findings at its session.
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