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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
13
Witt0N Lackaye's The Battle with Moffett's The Baule heads to projection in Germany. The play, praised as brainy drama of meat, is adapted with a slight change for German audiences.
The text notes that unemployment will directly affect the problem more in Berlin than in other places, signaling a rising seriousness. This reflects concern over joblessness impacting the city and its residents.
The twenty seventh annual convention of the Wyoming Woman's Christian Temperance Union will convene September 3 to 6, 1910, at the Congregational church in Wheatland. Delegates include executive committee members and department superintendents. the official board meets September 3 at 1 30 p m. Dr Ellen J Wetlauer serves as president with Minnie Fenwick as corresponding secretary.
A short reflective note on readers choosing magazines at newsstands noting many good titles and the role of quality in sustaining periodicals. The piece contrasts abundance with mindful selection and values diverse magazine offerings.
Omaha and South Omaha businessmen launched a six week campaign to attract Nebraskans and Wyoming visitors to the Cheyenne Frontier Days celebration. Leaders from the Commercial Club promoted the event through hundreds of press notices and public appearances to lure tourists and potential settlers.
Casper resident Dan Ralston faced a mock arrest in Cheyenne after a joke intended to prank friends led a plainclothes detective to shadow him. The scene drew cheers from onlookers as officers coordinated the staged capture and processed Ralston before laughing with him.
A brief note urges visitors to switch off or dim outdoor lights in Corvenne while in town, to brighten streets for safety and reduce glare during the stay.
G B Gracia of Biko Nevada exhibits the famous $5,000 saddle at Jenkins Shoe Co store 214 West sixteenth Street. The saddle won first prize at the St Louis Works fair and Portland exposition, Sanieynel mounted with gold silver and diamonds and a Roosevelt photo engraved in solid con. A real bargain offered in coming days. party must have money.
The Denver Post Boys Band and the Girl Muzettes, led by A. J. Maroney, reached Cheyenne yesterday. The young musicians will be a featured attraction at Frontier Park over the next two days, drawing noticeable crowds on the streets.
Comporters and blankets offered at reduced prices during Pron Tire Week at Ingersolls. Residents flocked to compare deals as vendors advertised discounts on warm goods and travel accessories. The event drew steady crowds through the week with several items selling out.
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