15 Feb 1883
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1883
Page
1
Fragmented rates describe advertising charges per line for various categories. It lists cents per line for different quantities and durations, including contract rates for local notices and weekly scheduling, with numerous unclear figures and typos.
Fragmentary notice reads as a garbled list of names and roles with possible references to a firm, a member, and a private matter. The legible portions include scattered phrases about a task, a ceremony, and a possible guarantee.
An 1881 Mansfeld Ohio advertisement promotes Brows Ino Brr eet as a remedy for fatigue and aches promising renewal of health. It urges readers to follow directions and asserts widespread relief from soreness and wellness gains.
A man built a new pumping device for a Paradise Valley rancher. The engine was set to wind but in a half hour it flooded the cattle corral, floated away hay stock, and could not be stopped by the inventor. The well was eventually dry, yet the machine continued throwing mud and gravel, making approach dangerous.
A long杂 mixed recount of farm gossip and oddities from the Century January issue. Skits on dairy owners in Georgia and New York court mishaps. a 100 year old Georgia cow tale. a Rich mond train accident calf story. and ostrich fighting tactics in African camps.
The London Globe describes a ceremonial execution at Bokwakan. Corean prisoners were beheaded by Japanese executioners after a staged punishment in front of Corean officers and Japanese troops. The heads were displayed before burial.
A fragmentary voice laments unequal talk on rights and asks when boys’ white would be spoken of. The speaker bids that women’s and workingmen’s causes be recognized, noting society’s snubs and the shock at polite responses.
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