School Reopens After Health Concerns
GMette December 1. After several periods when the public schools closed due to contagious diseases, the school board agrees to reopen after consultation with parents.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1910
Page
15
GMette December 1. After several periods when the public schools closed due to contagious diseases, the school board agrees to reopen after consultation with parents.
Residents gathered at one building en masse for an unspecified meeting prompting concerns over safety and crowding actionable details are not provided in the fragment.
The Elvetora dance will be held Thursday evening with a pec eight Prine waltz on exhibition at F. O. Lamm’s Cigar store and Keefe Hall. Punch will be served free.
The Army Engineers football team of Company M at Fort Russell won the season trophy as champions among four white men organizations. Engineers defeated Eleventh Infantry and Hospital Corps, tied both, finishing two wins two ties and no losses. Banquet planned with Harry Bright to present the cup. Manager Blanchard praised the team’s state leadership and skill.
Chicago dispatch notes Frankie Conley, featherweight claimant, praises Owen Moran as a stiff puncher and one of the greatest little fighters, recounting a brutal exchange where Moran’s power left Conley nearly overwhelmed in a throat bout. Conley compares Moran’s kick to a middleweight and stresses Moran’s formidable punching.
One of the best irrigated ranches in Eastern Wyoming for sale includes 1 250 deeded acres 300 acres alfalfa and under irrigation with over 600 acres under ditch. Features first prior water right good improvements and capacity to run 500 cattle at 20.00 per acre. Part cash balance rowsome. J M Newman Cheyenne Wyoming.
The account describes a deadly event as a Japanese man declares the woman dead and details a lengthy killing action. He then threatens the narrator and gives money before ordering exit from the house, with both front and back doors locked. A line reads Pop Corn That Pops at Knights.
A man found with $30,000, a thousand mile Pennsylvania Railroad ticket, and an entry in a pocket lacks memory. Dr. Thornton questioned him at Bellevue Hospital as he intermittently recalled the name Thomas B. Young, age 24, with memory flares amid a severe headache.
The Plymouth Hotel invites travelers to stay in a home like setting near major stores in Denver. Rooms are quiet and clean with accommodating service and special rates from $1.00 per day. Contact Mia May Ohimer to reserve, with directions from 18th Street and the depot to 16th and Broadway.
Ottawa reports the Canadian government aims to contract four improved Bristol class cruisers and six improved river class destroyers to be built in Canada with British firms establishing yards. Vickers Sons & Maxim and Harland & Wolff are named bidders. Oil fuel and a $10 million program are noted with a Halifax naval college opening in January for thirty officers.
In a joint statement Gov. Martin F. Ansel of South Carolina and Gov. W. W. Kitchen of North Carolina deny a famous quip about friendly drinking. They say no such line existed and present a witness account: the NC governor asked about Montgomery, and the SC governor questioned who Montgomery was, with the NC governor replying that he was the man who died between drinks. The note was posted at the Seelbach Hotel bulletin board.
Elbert Merida of Nashville Indiana died of typhoid fever at age ninety. He reportedly lived ninety years without a shave or haircut and kept rattlesnake skins as belts in his log house. He was among Brown county’s oldest settlers.
Peter Tharl a laborer at a pumping station in Cambridge Minnesota dug a post hole at Freshpond and unearthed 62 snakes of various sizes wound in a ball. He calmly counted the reptiles as they unraveled and with a companion verified the count before removing them. The snakes ranged from six inches to three feet in length.
Enameling at the Sherman Company offers a weekday shopping rate of $3 per hour from 9 a m to 12 noon. Inter Ocean Taxi cab services available, phone 57.
Platteville Colorado December 3 A freight brakeman F G Tiffany was pulled from death when a mail hook snagged his shoulder as he tried to descend a ladder from a swiftly moving train. He was held suspended for a minute and then hurled about 100 feet through the air but survived.
A report describes an incident where a man was struck by a hook and flung about 100 feet, causing a bad shoulder wound and facial injuries. Authorities believe he will recover.
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