15 Sep 1875
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily News
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1875
Page
1
A fragmented column blends rusted gate imagery with local town notices and political chatter. Vignettes mention Gate, Eveline J. Han, carted by memory, alongside council votes, social banter, farm anecdotes, and political opinions from Carbon County.
A late candidate for councilman at large in Lanmily City faces a reported serious incident. Ty U1 notes Gov Thayerling has left for the East likely toward Washington.
A distracted traveler left a basket on a Portland car and, after alighting, asked who left it there. A lightning strike at the North Platte military stable burned the building, exploding powder and shells. About 200 tons of hay saved by Capt. Henton, Lt. Coles, and citizens. Total loss around 10,000 dollars.
An account recalls a streetcar joke scene near Albaran Street where men teased a young woman with boorish chatter about ownership and letters. A dinette observer mocks, then a passerby offers her a seat, aiding an old woman, while youths falter over propriety.
Unclear text notes heavy rain affecting events last night. It mentions a grand ball at a distant location with high attendance expected and urging people to attend to support a local publication.
Lieut Bckus of Golam, a late graduate from West Pole, Iain Cheyenne, travels to Ht Collins in Washington Territory.
The market notes pricing for pork futures at 21.60 for October and 21.00 for October, with pork cut values and lard details. Ranges for bacon and shoulders noted, with corn and wheat movement, high wines and flour demand described as weak. Prices for gasoline and rail freight listed, with regional conditions described as quiet or steady.
Colonial Farmer argues for a high picket fence around orchards to keep poultry from flying in night raids. Properly planned buildings in a yard corner, the poultry thrive, eggs increase, and orchard soil improves as birds are kept contained and fed, with costs repaid by losses to pests and works birds otherwise cause.
Residents note several baseball clubs fail to reorganize timely and bring fresh activity to town. Attendance dwindles as schedules waver and interest grows dull in the community sporting scene.
An 1875 sale listings note extra large stock of necklaces and lockets at Joslin & Park’s and the sale of Andloo pale of horses at Jeffrey's on Saturday Sept 18 at 1 2 pm. The catalog promises saddle or work suitable summis and a general assortment of merchandies to be offered.
A distorted text references Gen Sharpe and the Saitoris child in a controversial scene. It mentions the Satorives, a jealous disposition, whispered notes to the President, and future writing by Childs, with unclear outcomes and intentions regarding Sharp’s desire.
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