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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1912
Page
7
Notice declares annual stockholders meeting at the Carey Block Cheyenne Wyoming at 11:00 a m Monday September 9 1914 to elect a Board of Trustees and handle business. Stock transfer books close 12:00 noon Monday September 2 1912 and reopen one day after adjournment.
A leader’s efforts should elevate workers above the average, attracting a more ambitious class of people through The Leader than any other medium.
Market report from New York shows call money at 2% and metals prices for copper tin lead and silver. Amalgamated Copper and U S Steel figures listed while Omaha livestock quotes cover native steers cows and calves with hogs sheep and wool data from St Louis and Chicago grain markets note wheat corn and provisions trading activity.
Opening October products show Pork at 19.05 dollars and Ribs at 10.87 to 10.90 dollars. A product named T%e hithernord and POST are listed with 10 dollar figures, unchanged to about two percent lower in parts.
A lawyer practicing dunning letters weary of constant letters begins using friendly terms in dictation. His stenographer copies them, and a new sister joins. A letter to a debtor named Sammy Smith is sent with “Dear Sammy” and causes fear, but Sammy replies with a check and gratitude. The attorney’s later dictation remains precise.
Europeans have long tested common nettle as a cotton substitute. Dried nettle stems boiled in dilute soda lye loosen fibers, then brushed apart,washed, and bleached to produce yellowish fibers that can be spun into lustrous white yarn. The yarn rivals hemp in strength and can be used for damask, upholstery, ribbons, and fabrics.
A remarkable lethargy case from a South Russian town is reported. Molaselyinko faced trial in March last year on a charge of having committed a serious offense. The proceedings highlight unusual behavior observed in the defendant.
Proceedings describe a prisoner who collapsed as a fainting spell, then remained in a lethargic sleep from March to the present year. He stayed mentally aware yet could not move or eat, kept alive by artificial respiration, and appeared healthy despite weight loss.
Marion learns the word Titanic means very large after hearing of the disaster. She tests the term by saying the Titanic ship hit an iceberg that was larger than itself, demonstrating her playful use of new vocabulary.
The judge discharged the prisoner after a questioning exchange in which the defendant admitted the victim asked if his name was Ismay. The improvised courtroom moment concluded with a release.
A wife and husband exchange on personal failings. He admits uncertainty about himself while she remarks his awareness extends beyond her expectations. The exchange suggests tension and mutual reflection.
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