Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promised Relief
A testimonial from Allyn Washington describes monthly pain and illness eased after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter claims the product restored health, enabling steady work, and prompts readers to seek guidance from the E. Pinkham Medicine Co. confidential correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florencs
Eyies
Lydia
Pinkham
Allyn
Hsead
Pinkham Medicine Co
Drink Denison's Coffes Health Claim Sparks Debate
A fragmentary exchange shows a newly married man advocating strict household headship and a friend noting practical concerns. The dialogue mentions Denison's Coffees and a hospital reference, with garbled text obscuring full context.
Campbell Booz Case Ends in Favor of Defendant
In Sheridan county a jury of five minutes found for John H. Boor in a $20 000 suit brought by A A Campbell former Crow reservation livestock inspector. The case grew from an affidavit in Washington and a Congress joint committee probe into Crow conditions. Also reported Douglas Wyoming with Charles Ridley a German sheep herder in sane after a conviction that he should fight for Germany. He cut his throat but survived and will be confined to the state asylum at Eatonaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Sheridan
Wyatt
A. A. Campbell
Crow Reservation
John H. Boor
Parkman
District Court
Sheridan County
Hoos
Indian Commissioner
Westeington
Congress
Campbell
Douglas
Wyoming
Charles Hidley
Germany
Ridley
Eyanaton
Caroline Selile
T. J Hetthe
Weeming
State Board of Charities and Keir
Hureee
State Hospitaly
Woetemd
Lander Man Bellin Charged in Saloon Ax Murder
Charles Bull Moose Bellin from Pine Dale is charged with the ax murder of Andrew J. Grant in a Pine Dale saloon. Threats of lynching prompted Sheriff Gaylord to arrest Bellin and leave town. Berlin, seen near the saloon, had blood spattered clothes when arrested. Bellin claims innocence.
Governor Names Law Meet Delegates for Utah Conference
Cheyenne Wyoming governor Kendrick named three Wyoming men to join the 4s and commission to attend the conference of the uniform state law to be held in Salt Lake City on August 9. The Wyoming committee will represent the state at the gathering.
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Cheyenne
Kendrick
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Wyoming Committee
Land Deal Near Thermopolis Involves 120 Acres Purchase
Robert M. Richmond closed a deal with Cross and Morrison Sheep Co for 1 20 acres and leased 1 600 acres about twenty two miles south of Thermopolis on Buffalo and Grass creeks for pasturing his sheep. The purchase price was 12000 dollars. A lightning strike near Polsan Creek severely injured Foret Guard J W Faw vim. Population figures for the watershed approximate 17400.
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Robert M. Richmond
Cross and
Morrison Sheep Company
Thermopolis
Ah Polsan Creek
J. W. Faw
Henry Selle Cate Cattle Deal Closed at Holt
Henry Selle Cate reports a Thermopolia-A cattle deal closed at Holt involving Joe HMeary auld foe head of cows and valves to M. it Brown of Sheridan and M. Davie of Batfalo. Price said to be 615 per head totaling about 40000. French Appointed State Veterinarian Freméh of Laramie named by Governor Kendrick to fill vacancy created by the resignation of Ur. F Davis on June 16.
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Thermopolia
Holt
Joe Hmeary
M. It Brown
Sheridan
Davie
Batfalo
Cheyenne de AW. Freméh
Laramie
Jobe & Kendrick
Ur. & F Davis
Wreck Victim Found In River After Fall From Cliff
A drowned man, identified as Merritt, was found wedged between rocks near a riverbank after a fall during a promontory area incident. Local authorities described the condition as a fatal accident with the body recovered by workers at the scene.
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Rocka
Oise
Sheridsa
DeWill Merritt
Mreed
MO Merritt
Wiles Brothers
Tekerman
Wyoming State News Highlights From Local Reports
Wyoming items recount injuries in Glenrock and Thermopolis, fires in Moorcroft and Cheyenne, and planned fairs and events. Notable mentions include a fatal fever death, a beets and irrigation note, road and infrastructure discussions, and public ceremonies at Cheyenne and Cody.
United States Demands Germany Halt Unlawful Submarine Attacks
The July 21 1915 note from the United States clarifies that neutral rights must be protected and that continued German unrestricted submarine warfare risks breaking lawful wartime conduct. The U S urges Germany to disavow attacks that endanger neutral lives and property and urges adherence to established naval warfare principles. The statement underscores US resolve to defend life and neutral rights while seeking conforming conduct from Germany. It also notes the political stakes and the potential for repercussion if Germany persists in offending neutral nations.
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Washington
United
Germany
State Department
Gerard
Department of State
United States
Hanon
Monea
Prince Pie
Canal and Washington Coasting Test of Operation
Reported by McGuire's Editor Pesos New Fork Edward C. Martin died Friday. The article notes ongoing government tests at Canal and Washington, mentions eateries and trade, and references the Dhwee's magenes in a concise local update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beala
Washington
Edward C. Martin
Bomb plot arrests in Cleveland target plants and firms
A young German, time undisclosed, was arrested Sunday night on suspected collaboration with a forbidden plot to blow up the Americas Steel and Wire plant, Peeriete Mules Car company, and the White company. The Soviet government plans to reward socialists and labor members of the duma for their wartime contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Americas Steel & Wire Company
Peeriete Mules Car Company
Petregred
Suseee
Duma
Meter man visits householder over suspected gas meter fault
A gas department representative warned a householder that the meter might be wrong after it registered less in the quarter than the previous year. The resident explained a daughter’s engagement and marriage last winter, which reduced household consumption, and the official left satisfied with no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein Poe
Resinol Eczema Relief and Unclear Exchange
Resinol offers immediate relief for itching and burning from eczema with a warm bath treatment and soap, claiming rapid clearance of symptoms even in severe cases. Regular use afterward is advertised to keep skin clear, while an unrelated fragment shows a panhandler dialogue about a dime and a restaurant.
Fragmentary snippet hints at an arrest in a dated context
The readable fragments mention an arrest tied to Father Time with unclear phrasing and missing details, suggesting a historical or symbolic reference rather than a clear contemporary event.
Fragmentary Quote Describes Machinery Causing Crash
An incomplete newspaper fragment notes a crash involving machinery with a speaker claiming they did “everything to this crash.” The text ends mid sentence, suggesting a report on industrial mishap or worker accident without full context.
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Lydia Cee
Black 'Aelaiee
Max Tern
Wamson
Denison
Ice
Ste. Tetas
Utah
Bat Lane City, Neothe
Campbell Booz Case
Anne
Henry Selle Cate
Michard Grant
Shane
Menepepes
Mra Daley
Glenrock
Robert P. Tyndall
Foust
Moorcroft
Marbieton
Pioneer Park
Cody
Elk Mountain
That City
Cheyenne Milling Company
Archer
Sheridan Woman's Club
Casper
Made Wolbol
Centennial Valley
Goshen County
Frank Lea
Margaret Yale
Miss Dickinson
Lander
Supreme Court of Michigan
J. B. Heed
Butte
Capitol
W. BR. Day
Lumber Caap
Jackson
HH Whaley
Bins Biults
Joe F. Longenecker
M Stuart
Cumberland
R. M. Bartholomew
G. Harrie
Apder
Une
Frank May
Cokeville Fockwasier
Vente & Pound
Jobe & Kendelels
California
Mascaie Ledge
Lange
Ube Heing
Varvece Mbrary
U. 5
Mote
Berlin
Balligerenta
Fed & Way
Hom
Epirtt
Mtte Cennet
Barnes’ Attornay
William Barnes
Walt
Theodore Roose
York
Endarteritas Oblivrans
New York
McGiure
Pesos
Raskeis
Bargery Gels
Vienna
M.neilla Libby
Chicago
University of Notre Dame
Sed Rapiecaring
Notre Dame
Diana
Panhandler
Father Time
Rea the Hare
Lea
Daisy
Coward E. Guntor
Gluit
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