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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1910
Page
5
A 41 year old German pastor connected with the New York Apostolic church has gone missing from his home in New York. He arrived from Berlin nine years ago and formerly led a New Apostolic Church there. He is described as five feet seven inches tall, about 189 pounds, with a dark beard mustache and hair.
Section Director W. B. Palmer reports a July with higher average temperature than any month since 1878. Rain totaled 1.33 inches, 0.73 inches below the 40 year average, and a 26th day high of 95 degrees. Thunderstorms occurred on 13 days, hail fell on July 21, and ten days were clear or mostly clear.
G. S. Oliver advertises lots across all city areas with varied prices and terms. Phone contact listed as 574 for inquiries.
Onamia Minnesota August 2 three burglars forced the gate of the First State Bank and escaped with 1909 dollars in bills and three hundred twenty in liver editor Claud H MacKensie of the Take Breeze local newspaper was halted while passing by the scene during the half hour hold up.
Daily endorsements in Cheyenne point to LaFave's stomach disease treatment. A Los Angeles testimonial from Mrs Jennings claims the remedy eased chronic stomach trouble and improved overall health after one day, boosting sales at Palace drug store on 17th Street.
Phillip Samuelson a postal telegraph messenger was struck by a car driven by Mrs. Bradley on the northern approach to the Viaduct over the Union Pacific yards. He was dragged several feet and bruised but not seriously injured and expected to return to work soon. He was taken to his father Rev Samuel Samuelson at 2510 Evang street after examination.
Tha Duc Montpensier, fresh from a Mexico hunting trip, reveals plans to film his travels using a kilt in the style of frontier life. He notes interest in Spanish regions, comments on hunting, and expresses a love of open life and big game. He spoke at a New York hotel gathering.
State Engineer C. T. Johnston announced Wyoming Central’s bid to reclaim 409 600 acres near Riverton is cancelled after four years of delays. The company failed to begin operation by the July 28 deadline, forfeiting rights and leaving the field open for other firms to negotiate with state officials on irrigation system construction.
Benjamin Brown known Cheyenne expressman was struck when trolley car No. 8 hit his wagon on Qarey avenue between Seventeenth and Eighteenth. He was thrown to the ground and painfully injured. Motorman W Worth tried to avert the crash though the details remain unclear.
An incident occurred on Caray Avenue where a companion riding along was involved as a wagon obstructed the track and the motorman halted power to avert a crash. The express car braked hard, striking the wagon but avoiding a full collision. Brown was injured. Local notices advertise clothing services and other ads from vendors.
An aggressive testimonial campaign touts THA for sore feet with police officer endorsements. The ad claims THA clears toe pores, relieves pain, and outperforms powders or plasters. Walter Luther Dodge Co. markets the remedy from Chicago with Ganda Drug Co. as a recommending distributor.
A scrambled clipping notes a mix of incidents and notices. Brooks and Mrs Brooks return from a ranch near Casper. The state board of charities and reforms conducts routine business. A seven pound baby girl Burney is born to Mrs B C Haddon. A large Pols Mountain camp photo is displayed at Percy Smith’s furniture store. A Bentstreet club member is fined $26 for disorderly conduct. A Denver court raid and a divorce case involve Goldie Storc. A Greek grocer Peter Fifros’s store is attached for $60. Marriage licenses issued include Bish Banks, Hanna Sproad, Chapman Clarke, Graves Watts. Cheyenne stores plan early closures for Cheyenne Day at Frontier Park. Incorporations filed include United States Irrigation Co and Cloud Peak Mining & Milling Co. A ladder incident injures Frank Murray during window cleaning at Roviwell store.
A report notes Murphy narrowly avoided a fall from a damaged rigged edge of a broken window. Policeman Al and Policeman Downey were forced to leave their boat yesterday due to illness and a threatened appendicitis.
Announcement of civil service examinations for positions at Cheyenne post office and federal bureaus. Openings include assistant in wireless telephony, mechanical draftsman in patent office, library assistant, with salaries ranging from 600 to 1080 dollars yearly. Applications and details available from the secretary of the board of civil service examiners at the Cheyenne post office.
A garbled ad claims a proprietary medicine aided families by funding expenses for physician services. It asserts prior doctors failed while Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound offers remedy. The text reads as an advertising claim with vague outcomes and no verifiable results.
Mica Alice Rampson, who served nearly eight years as superintendent of Larkmuss County schools, yesterday tendered her resignation to the board of county commissioners to take effect in September.
Misa Sampsons gave no reason for her action but will leave Cheyenne and return to Denver with her belongings. Commissioners will appoint someone to fill the unexpired term, which would have trained the fight of next year.
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