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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1910
Page
6
A $2,000 car is offered at $1,350 reflecting years of experience by the industry pioneers. The model promises economical operation and upkeep. Agents for the American Car line include American Traveler Roadster Roadster Special Speedster and Speedster Special.
Harry Ball was struck by a rock while speeding in a 200 mile race event at Cheyenne Motor Club. The rock caused a deep cut and broken eyewear, injuring Ball who could not stop immediately and police seek the assailant for prosecution.
Church services are listed across multiple congregations. First Methodist Episcopal holds baptism and Lord’s Supper at 11 00 with a 7 00 union service by Rev Leon C Hills. Second Baptist welcomes Rev W A Andersh of Oklahoma for morning and evening sermons. Presbyterian and Congregational churches present morning topics with no evening service at some sites. An educational program for Western University Guandaro Kansas is noted.
The Buick garage hosts a frontier event as Careyhorst owner Robert D. Carey displays a 1910 Chalmers-Detroit trio. Dildine, BE M. F. and Studebaker agent, returns from Denver with a Studebaker for Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. Dr W T Buchanan buys a Chalmers-Detroit from Fred Horn as W M Johnston falls ill in Denver. Cal Holliday shows a 1911 White model for testing.
Miss Det hrepha Richardson said to be worth more than 20 million dollars was evicted from the home she had lived in since birth. The dispute involved a claimed possession she refused to surrender to a man who had molded it. A city man eventually had to chop through the front door to gain entry.
Chicago reports the U S population center has moved west from Ohio toward Illinois driven by western and southwestern growth. The article traces historical shifts from 1790 onward, notes Oklahoma and Texas gains, and indicates future census positioning remains of southern and western interest.
Comporters and blankets advertised at salm prices during the fronth week at Ingemao lia.
Dr James Edward Buckley a Chicago physician and mining man asks the District of Columbia supreme court for a writ of mandamus to force Secretary of State Knox to produce records in a dispute with James G Bailey charge d affaire in Mexico City last December. Huntington Wilson acting secretary denies any basis for Buckleys claim and says an investigation found nothing to support it.
Visitors in town urge residents to burn porch lights and brighten Cheyenne, casting a warm invitation to the community. The plea emphasizes hospitality during their stay and invites locals to join in the friendly gesture.
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