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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
3
The article fragment lists newspaper staff with editor proprietor and city editor roles, identifying No. 93 and No. 1818 editions and the newsroom leadership. Names include B. A. Black as editor and proprietor and A. B. Yeader as business manager, with George H. Evans as city editor.
The Quartermaster's Department of the Army rates Wyoming coal eighteenth in quality. Contracts will be drawn soon to supply all posts in the Colorado Department with fuel. A novel testing method is used to evaluate coal value as fuel.
Cheyenne items note the state supreme court in session, district petit juries reporting next Tuesday, and numerous local activities. Brides and weddings are planned. unions, residences, and business names feature in city updates and public notices.
Telegraphic briefs report Moody to resign navy post at term end and a span of varied items. Vandalism at Reina Christina relics incites police probes while Arequipa left Valparaiso and is reported lost. Roosevelt speaks at eight stops. machinations on conciliation boards and court matters also noted.
A garbled excerpt discusses Thomas Carlyle and social behavior in a Fug. Wah circle, mentions an English bishop, and shifts to unrelated medical and moral anecdotes. The text contains numerous errors, odd spellings, and incomplete thoughts, reflecting poor OCR from a damaged page.
The London Express notes that military brains and various professions suffer brain strain, with 177 mad per 100,000 in a cited group. A London humor piece recounts a teacher failing to explain the difference between man and animal to a class in a comic exchange about a pig.
Fragmented dialogue from two papers shows Plodding Pete and Meandering Mike debating schooling and literary aptitude. The scene shifts to inner reflections on temper and regret, with stray phrases hinting at a broader quarrel over behavior and reading.
A garbled clipping references engagements and advice about economy with a note on imitation gifts. Another fragment questions belief in coeducation, contrasting too much co with too little education.
WANTED A cod paperhanger. Write to John Glazier in Rawlins for first class pay and weekly money. WANTED Girl for a general housework. Inquire at the corner Twerjoyad Street and Caphtol Avenue.
Cut flowers offered with household goods at 122 W 19th street. Mrs Glafete can be reached by phone 646. Also sale of lots in a good location with inquiries at this office. Lots on Twelfth street near Thawes. Inquire of Albert Chapman, opal ootate agent.
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