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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1910
Page
5
A fragmented notice highlights a performance at the Atlas venue with mentions of a revolving table act and a diverse cast. The piece references an orchestra and various dancers including bagpipes and lively routines, praising the show’s energy and appeal.
The WEW cigar shop has been refurbished and renamed as Micoe store after moving from Rady Street. The Royd Company relocated to 1708 Carey’s venue with a wide overhaul featuring elegant fixtures and a balcony over the wholesale and retail areas.
A garbled report references a woman involved in a domestic dispute or legal matter near the Atlantic hotels. Names and details are unclear, but a 300 dollar figure and a questioned motive are mentioned, with a driver named Lary Root connected to a van.
A damaged item describes a photograph taken for records at the Cavey building corner Nimetcesth Street. It notes a display of a recto gyach and mentions offices, a photographer, and a museum-like setting tied to the project.
Deputy Sheriff 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 also sought his bicycle reported stolen days earlier from in front of the courthouse.
The state department holds about eight hundred cattle pend of ration near Cleveland. Cattle from the P. C. ranch were rounded up and dipped under supervision of the state veterinarian as teams inspect and treat the herd.
A Seventh Day Adventist service is planned today at 2 pm at Central Avenue and We Haipal Street. Pastor Nostoe T. Baer will preach on the theme The Lauditation of the Sylvat and Power of Wijahe.
In Wilmington Delaware on April 2 an odd scene unfolds as Betsy the hen, owned by Frank Allen near his conservatory, clucks during a Bryan Democratic rally. Betsy, praised by Allen, lays a warm egg bearing a white side that shows a Bryan likeness amid local cheers and rumors of influence.
Cheyenne hosts a May 12 auto race under club auspices with Oldfield aiming to set multiple world records. George Walker and Thomas returned from Denver to boost the lineup including a longer starter, a corralled judge, and additional stock car events. Denver motor enthusiasts plan to attend hoping Oldfield breaks one and two mile marks in his famous Benzary run at two miles per minute.
In Kemmerer Wyoming on April 22 local physicians argued over J. J. Jarezy’s death cause after an autopsy. They differed whether the tailor died of appendicitis or ptomaine poisoning from spoiled herrings eaten hours before. The death certificate granting body shipment to Chicago cited peritonitis as the cause, unclear which condition led to the fatal agony.
Cleveland resident Joseph Beyerle tries to enter Frank Coombes' home at two in the morning after misidentifying the door. Coombes fires twice, wounding Beyerle in neck and hip but causing no life threat. Beyerle, at St. Alexis hospital, exonerates Coombes and says he would have done the same.
Three soldiers named A Tay Brown B L Short and Frank Storek finished their jail terms for theft found guilty in district court weeks ago and were released from custody by Sheriff Hughes yesterday.
Major Beryld George M. Randall of Cheyenne declines a governor offer and will remain in Cheyenne. General Young is appointed to the position.
Telegram from Belgrade confirms the death of Colonel Maschin who helped storm Belgrade palace during the June 10 1908 attack on King Alexander and Queen Draga. He was the queen's sister's husband and the tragedy's promoter.
Kansas City April 22 Vas sar College objects to its College seal being imprinted on chocolate boxes with the caption Al ways Crunch. A suit is on file to the United States court to enjoin the use. The image shows a typical college graduate and the seal appears beneath a decorative design.
The article previews a musical comedy at Capitol Avenue Theatre featuring the new Alaskan act with a Chicago press banner calling it the season’s standout. Manager Wil- Hea and star Guillen headline with elaborate costumes and a lavish production, promising strong audience appeal.
Union Pacific Coal Co will permanently close Mine No. 2 at Chamberland Wyoming. Workers are removing machinery and tearing down the tipple as entrances are sealed. A salvage crew will reassign to Mines 1 and 2, which continue in operation.
Fitch, secretary of the special Committee on the Marking of the Overland, reports Wyoming plats to erect markers at five mile intervals across Colorado Wyoming to the Utah line. Proposals include concrete or granite markers with markers placed along the route near Laramie and other Wyoming sites.
The Rambler mine concen trating plant at Loramie is nearly finished. It will handle low grade ores and separate copper gold silver and platinum from rock and dirt. Ores over 20 percent copper will be sent to Omaha for now.
A peculiar record from Laramie Wyoming describes a lemon weighing 25 ounces grown in a barber shop. The note lists odd details about origin and age, mentioning Newark and bronze and a long years timeline.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a location in the West and an event involving bars. It notes a pacsinger trate ape delog and reports that something has been developed, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
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