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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1916
Page
2
Those accustomed to dull mornings can feel refreshed by drinking a glass of hot water with a spoonful of limestone phosphate on an empty stomach. It is said to cleanse the stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels, improve appetite, and relieve biliousness and stomach troubles, with limestone phosphate costing little and offering broad health benefits.
A stern father confronts a suitor who confirms the daughter’s proposal last night and notes a planned announcement next month, signaling cautious parental approval amid the couple’s plans.
Marie I lied the way it ended. A woman who knows she is less beautiful than others never forgives a man for knowing it.
A husband touts a quick breakfast dish using Grape-Nuts, praising its ease and health benefits. He recalls a five year abroad stint, says the cereal aided his and his wife’s digestion and strength, and notes a friend with indigestion also improved after trying it.
Fred W Roedde a famed Wyoming roundup cook dies of spotted fever from a woodtick bite. His wife Mrs Roedde is in serious condition and may not recover. The couple contracted tick fever together. In Cheyenne a deputy attorney general ruling strips small rural schools of $300 annual aid if their average attendance falls below six, risking closures unless funded by local property taxes.
Wyoming state news lists April events including annual meetings and conventions in Thermopolis Casper Cheyenne and Laramie County Fair dates. New hospitals clinics clubs and industries noted in Lovell Pine Bluffs Douglas and Worland with various local developments and incidents.
Berlin reports no German submarine destroyed the Sussex. Germany denies responsibility and says ships Englishman Manchester Engineer Eagle Point and Berwindvale pose no blame. Bethincourt salient evacuated. two more British steamers sunk and Chantilla attacked. Violent Austro Italian fighting and French line breaches. 150 yards of trenches near Douaumont captured. Wilson congratulates King Albert on his 41st birthday.
Union Pacific posted a total reward of 6500 for the bandit who robbed passengers of the Overland Limited near Cheyenne as it departed. The offer combines 500 state, 1000 previously, and 5000 new from the railroad, with detectives and officers linking the suspect to a February 9 Oregon-Washington Limited hold-up from Rock Springs and a separate 1500 reward outstanding.
The land office is flooded with filings for lands in the new Pilot Butte oil field, about forty miles northeast. Indications point to many drilling rigs this summer in the district west of Salt Creek in Natrona county and south of Grass Creek in Hot Springs county, with several shallow strikes reported.
John Hunton of Grayrocks reports killing a large bull elk to defend his property as it attacked a valuable bull. The elk, from the Lara mie Peak district where a state herd was established three years ago, violated state protective law.
W. W. Gildroy of Sheridan was elected president of District No. 22 United Mine Workers of America succeeding A. E. Morgan who did not run. George Young of Rock Springs became vice president as Matthew Morrow steps down. District 22 covers all of Wyoming with about 9,000 miners employed.
Hal Gibbs of the Big Piney district charges that predator bounty frauds victimize Utah Colorado and Wyoming by paying bounties on the same wolf and coyote hides, a scheme hurting three states.
The town of Cody marks Col. W. Cody's homecoming with the second successful oil well brought in nearby by Mountain States Oil Company. Cody is the guest of honor at the celebration before his upcoming show season.
Casper George Plaha a ranchman from Miller district started for Waltman station to catch a Casper train to the hospital and died from exposure on the way Hin ton accompanied him and brought the body to Casper where funeral services were held
A civilian arriving from Columbus reports rapid southbound movement of troops into Mexico. El Paso officials request military reserves from Fort Bliss to guard principal streets nightly. Police fear trouble with Mexicans in Juarez amid revolt rumors and attacks on Americans.
Miss Clamincia Morin of Taunton Massachusetts recounts severe menstrual pain and backache that forced her to miss work until she used Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The warning urges other girls with similar symptoms to seek physician advice and consider the remedy, noting free confidential guidance from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
A man's persistent interest in a divorced woman drives him to uncover the true motive behind their separation. He pursues clues, confronts secrets, and faces consequences as the mystery unfolds.
Fragmentary copy notes skincare promises and satirical lines about freckles fading and beauty claims. It references political career fallout and labor after losing office, with garbled names and phrases suggesting a humorous or critical tone about vanity and public life.
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