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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
13
New York Aug 18 The football rules committee released the 1910 season rules after a summer study with major changes aimed at reducing injuries. The game will use four 15 minute periods with a three minute intermission between the first and second and third and fourth periods.
The article details new football rules on scrimmage and legal forwards passes including yardage limits, blocking and interlock interference. It notes a substitution innovation allowing a player removed for non disqualifying reasons to rejoin the game at the start of a later period.
At 6 o clock this evening the New Palmer Cafe on Sixteenth Street near Carey avenue will open with an orchestral program. The facility has been doubled in capacity, rebuilt and redecorated with premium fixtures and a new Lyric theatre room addition. The dining room and lunch area feature a solid oak counter and revolving chairs, with rich red and cream color schemes and bright electric lighting.
Cheyenne librarian Rose Martin prepares a new children's department at Carnegie Library and will inaugurate a Story Hour by early September. She seeks donated children's books and juvenile room ornaments while outlining plans for weekly storytelling for different age groups and broader library services.
A tattooed vaudeville performer named Mr. Trout performed at the Atlas theatre in a sensational act involving a tank. Audiences praised the show’s shock value though many details remained mockingly doubtful.
A catering professional states that waiters waitresses and cooks in Cheyenne hotels and cafes will be organized into a nation within two weeks. Organization will begin immediately and the union will receive its charter as soon as the preliminaries are complete.
An official from the union headquarters will travel to Cheyenne to prevent granting a charter to the infant lodge. The aim is to secure faster salary adjustments and shorter working hours once the initial movement is complete.
The aviator Moisant nearly missed disaster yet completed the Paris to London attempt winning a prize worth $46,000. He had earned only five cents before departing and Tuesday morning’s flight established two records that will rank with historic aviation feats.
AUTOMOBILES FOR TRADE Wil exchange two good five passing ger automobiles for cattle sheep or horses. Riddgeas Lock Box 238 Cheyenne. LOST Three horses One bay large knee one bay four white stockings dark chestnut two white feet bald face Return to covered wagon near Catholic cemetery or the sheriff.
An historic achievement reports that a two man aircraft covered the Paria to London distance of 25 miles in one flight. The feat marks the first time a machine carried two men over this route by air.
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