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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1910
Page
13
A listless, garbled preview notes an Atlas venue performance featuring a varied program. It highlights an orchestra with featured acts and a revolving table segment, promising an engaging night at the Atlas venue.
A local listing notes WEW Cigar Store at 1708 Carey’s Avenue has moved and undergone a full interior overhaul. The Royd Company expanded into the new site, with wholesale and front retail areas partitioned and decorated, featuring a balcony over the shop and display fixtures.
A reported court case centers on Elen Strange amid a suburban setting with allegations of coercion and deception. Key figures include Mes, Mes, and a driver named Lary Root as details untangle around an Atlantic hotel dispute and a claimed $300.
Abstracy notes show a camera exhibit at the Cavey building on Nimetcesth Street documenting records via photographs. William OConnor, jailed then released to Denver, is linked to Port Russell and county authorities. Dr Desmandates treats Warren from Oklahoma for food poisoning after an accident at a wagon.
Deputy Ed Schoel recovered a bicycle stolen from his brother Albert. The thief claimed to have bought the wheel from an unknown person and was not arrested. Deputy County Clerk Tom Shoei is also seeking his bicycle stolen days earlier from the courthouse porch.
The state veterinary department is handling about eight hundred cattle near Cleveland. Cattle from the P. C. ranch were rounded up and are being dipped under the supervision of state veterinarians.
Seventh Day Adventist congregation holds a service today at 2 pm in the hospital area near We haipal end street Central Avenue. Pastor Nostoe T. Baer preaches on the subject The Adudientation of the Sylvat aod Power of Wijahe with a cordial invitation to all attendees.
In Wilmington Delaware on April 2 19XX Betsy a hen kept by Frank Allen strutted to a rostrum cackled and laid an egg bearing a likeness of William Jennings Bryan The event drew Democratic crowds with Betsy touted as a loyal supporter while Allen denied any influence on the hen.
Oldfield hopes to set world records at a May 12 Cheyenne meet under club sponsorship. Denver officials plan to expand a starter and judge corps and expect many Denver enthusiasts to attend. J. Alex Sloan confirms Oldfield will push one and two mile records in the Benecary car as part of the program.
In Kemmerer Wy on April 22 local physicians dispute whether J J Jarezy a tailor died from appendicitis or ptomaine poisoning. The death certificate allowed shipment to Chicago but cited peritonitis possibly from poisoning or appendicitis. Jarezy died 16 hours after eating spoiled herrings and an autopsy was held. physicians remain divided on the cause.
In Cleveland Ohio at two am Joseph Beyerle attempted entry to Frank Coombes home after misreading construction. Coombes shot twice wounding Beyerle who police exonerate him. Beyerle later says I’d have done the same nothing to arrest.
Three soldiers A Tay Brown B L Short and Frank Storek finished their jail terms after being found guilty of theft of a bicycle several weeks ago. Sheriff Hughes released them from custody yesterday.
Major Beryld George M. Randall of Cheyenne declines the governorship offer and will stay in Cheyenne. General Young is appointed to the position.
A Belgrade telegram reports the death of Colonel Maschin in Vienna. Maschin led officers who forced into the Belgrade palace on June 10, 1908, and opposed King Alexander and Queen Draga. He was married to the queen's sister and promoted the tragedy.
Kansas City April 22 Vas sar College objects to its College seal being imprinted on chocolate boxes with the slogan Always Fresh, and a suit is on file in United States court to enjoin. The company uses a picture of a typical college graduate and a decorative seal beneath the image.
A lavish musical comedy engagement titled The Alaskan attracts crowds with elaborate costuming and a Chicago press praised revival. Star performers including a noted actor lead a vibrant show expected to draw audiences in the week ahead.
Chamberlain Wyoming April 22 Union Pacific Coal Co will permanently close Mine No. 2 after ongoing trouble since opening. Workers remove machinery and tear down tipple. entrances sealed. remaining staff reassigned to Mines 1 and 2, which operate normally.
Fitch, secretary of the special Committee on the Marking of the Overland, proposes Wyoming plats to erect monuments at five mile or shorter intervals across Colorado and Wyoming toward the Utah line. The plan involves concrete or granite markers along the route coordinated with Mark Overland routes.
The Rambler mine concen trating plant in Loramie is near completion. It will process low grade ore and separate copper gold silver and platinum from rock and dirt. Ores above 20 percent copper will be sent to Omaha for now.
A peculiar report from Laramie, Wyoming notes a giant lemon weighing 25 ounces grown in a barber shop. The item, sent from Newark, is described with odd metrics and aging remarks, reflecting local color and whimsical observation.
Fragmentary note reports an event at Camel Bars with rotation and weather phrases, unclear. Unable to confirm details due to garbled text. preserve limited identifiable terms like Camel Bars and rotation mention.
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