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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
13
Critics praise a new stage work at Cap fol Avenue featuring disarming humor and a strong performance by Mia Adame. The comic piece blends witty lines and romantic plots, with Bar tlewan praised for delivering lively, charming characterization and a playful critique of gender notions.
New York April 27 reports a major program shift at the Atlas Theatre. The feature includes a vaudeville act, a comedy sketch and a motion picture reel, with emphasis on sentiment and variety. The article notes a long list of performers and a strong local interest in Wyoming.
A secret drawer in the library pedestal yielded antique jewelry valued over 25000 dollars. Stocks and Douds worth 25000 in money were discovered in a pantry drawer. Investigators believe further treasure may be concealed as wall spaces, Mooring, and Ollie fole are being searched. The treasure discovery was accidental and unexpected.
A report from New York says the Bowring firm in Liverpool owned the steamship Aurora with 187 men aboard. Solin Bowring of St Johns read a message at a banquet for Sir Edward, Newfoundland’s premier, claiming the Aurora carrier reported a plan to sail north after a long delay. The message was read amid applause and described as lacking foundation.
Palace Pharmacy guarantees Antiesptic Mile Canes as a sleep cure. Campaign mentions Hot-Be-Tot Twis o launch at Mom City and a high painting event at Kherman Oo in December 2144.
Legal action spans multiple corporations including Penn Wyoming Copper and Encampment operations. Plaintiffs allege stockholders were defrauded as funds from years of sales yielded far less value, with alleged manipulators named and properties largely held by United Smelters, Railway and Copper Company.
W J McClements, longtime night depot master for Union Pacific at Cheyenne, is promoted to assistant special agent to replace Tim Keliher who resigned to join Illinois Central as chief of secret service. McClements will supervise police work on the Wyoming division from North Platte to Rawlins.
Captain J. B. Hagegart and six Gull fisheries crewmen swear they sighted a sea serpent in the Gulf of Mexico near Campello Mexico about three days ago. They estimate the creature at 75 to 140 feet and two fisheries vessels sail tomorrow with apparatus to hunt and kill the monster for several days.
Mildred Wilson a 19 year old dancer from Chicago wards off a large bulldog that attacked her on the way home from a store. With one kick from her right foot she broke the animal's neck in the confrontation.
A long standing shortage of one cent in the Wells Vargo Express Co records in Fort Collins Colorado was corrected today when an old counter was moved uncovering the missing cent. The discovery ends years of discrepancy on the books.
Mrs. Anna Johnson wife of Gus Johnson was arrested Tuesday evening on the South Side by the cabill of the fire department and will likely be tried in district court today on an insanity charge. Jolson is mother of three children.
Master McClements of the Union Parish returned to Cheyenne from Kimball Nebraska where he was called to attend his wife who had fallen down a flight of stairs and sustained injuries.
Ottawa April 27 the Niobe will be purchased by the Dominion government to begin the Canadian navy. The admiralty has appointed Commander William B. MacDonald R N Canadian officer and son of Senator MacDonald of British Columbia.
About 400 friends of Company A Hospital Corps attended the second reception at the handsome barracks last Tuesday night. The first floor housed dancing while the orchestra performed in the hall. Elaborate decorations and elegant refreshments complemented the event with Colonel A. H. Appel Major Skinner Chaplain Stull and Captain E. B. M. Talbott among the guests.
An honest doctor tells a patient cured by Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound that while he doubts patent medicines he regards the supplement as the best medicine for women. The remark is cited as further evidence supporting the reliability of the standard remedy.
Palace Pharmacy announces a fifty percent discount on cut glass items available in-store for a limited time. Shoppers can find reduced prices on selected glassware as part of a store sale event.
A garbled item references baseball supplies and figures James Ros and Watchy Welty Bisten. It hints at a trend involving the Mat Eu Tot Twink and a date party, with notes of due dates and payments. The fragment lacks clear names, places, or events to confirm specifics.
Fragmentary notice mentions prices at Palace Pharmacy and Lasc n's Art store on Capitet Avenue. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate local shop price references and storefronts in a small urban area.
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