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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1882
Page
4
A garbled OCR passage hints at a plan involving multiple departments and Pacific connections with a total figure around 260000 dollars. It references executions, grants, and a proposed enterprise visit, but the text remains unreadable and incomplete.
Colorado political and social notes report Grant's expected majority surpassing two thousand, Denver deaths totaling 1079 last year, over 800 pupils at Colorado University, and Fort Collins and Durango school and reform measures. Miner safety near Alma, economic data on Denver building permits, and discussions on railroad expansion including Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line. Also notes on a local hero Patton rescuing a runaway team and various fliers and ads.
First Lieutenant Frank Michler of the 5th cavalry is on temporary duty at headquarters in the engineer office. Recruit Paul Coburg from Fort Omaha is assigned to the 4th infantry cavalry and relieved as judge advocate at Fort Russell. First Lieutenant Edgar B. Robertson of the 9th Infantry serves as judge advocate for the general court martial at Fort Russell. Brown's iron bitters is advertised as iron without headaches and other drawbacks.
An advertisement urges readers to take Kidney-Wort at the first sign of illness including head heaviness, yellow eyes, foul mouth, and disordered kidneys. It markets the remedy as nature’s assistance to prevent serious illness and urges immediate use before sickness worsens.
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