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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1910
Page
7
GMette reports the public schools in this place will reopen after a period of closure due to contagious disease concerns. The school board met with parents to discuss clearance and health safeguards before resuming classes.
A group gathered at a building en masse, signaling a coordinated meeting or protest. Details on participants, purpose, and outcome were not provided in the readable text.
The Elvetora Dance will be held Thursday evening with prizes on display at F. O. Lamm's Cigar Store and Keefe Hall. Free punch will be served.
Army Engineers Company M football team won the season trophy cup at Fort Russell after posting two victories two ties and no losses. Eleventh Infantry beat Hospital Corps once, with the Engineers the overall leaders. Banquet plans will honor the team as manager Blanchard praised their hard work and mastery.
Chicago December 3 Owen Moran, who defeated Battling Nelson, is praised by Frankie Conley as a powerful puncher and a leading contender. Conley, new featherweight champion, says Moran’s strength eclipses many lightweights and middleweights he has faced, with Moran delivering blows that left him nearly speechless during a throat bout.
Cattle ranch for sale in eastern Wyoming 1250 deeded acres 300 under alfalfa with first prior water right over 600 acres under ditch. Good improvements suitable for 500 head cattle ask 20.00 per acre part cash balance on time J M Newman Cheyenne Wyoming
A fragment recounts a Japanese speaker exclaiming that a woman lay dead and describing a lengthy killing and a locked house. The witness says the killer threatened her, handed money, and forced her to flee out the front door as she escaped, noting confusion about the amount. The text ends with a note about Pop Corn That Pops at Knights.
A man found with thirty thousand dollars and bank notes could not recall his name. A ticket from Pittsburgh and a Pennsylvania Railroad pass bore the name Thomas B. Young, who claimed to be twenty four and from a distant place. Bellevue doctors examined him but made little progress.
The Plymouth Hotel in Denver promises a home like stay during holidays with quiet clean rooms and accommodating service. Special rates start at $1.00 per day with reservations through Mia May Ohimer Megr. Send a note to reserve. Location details include 18th Street near the depot and 16th and Broadway.
Ottawa reports the government’s victory on naval policy clears the way for contracts to build four Bristol class cruisers and six River class destroyers in Canada. Negotiations with British firms target new yards, with Canada aiding construction and offering higher contract prices. A naval college opens in Halifax in January, and officers train for Canadian service aboard Niobe and Rainbow.
A joint statement from Gov. Martin F. Ansel of South Carolina and Gov. W. W. Kitchen of North Carolina refutes the legend of a quip about long gaps between drinks. The eye witness recounts a different exchange referencing Montgom ery and a fatality, posted at the Seelbach Hotel.
Elbert Merida aged ninety died of typhoid fever in Nashville Indiana. One of Brown County’s oldest settlers he never shaved or cut his hair and kept rattlesnake skins in his log home as belts he attributed his long life to.
Cambridge Massachusetts December 3 Peter Tharl a laborer at the pumping station is described as sober and orderly when he unearthed 62 snakes of various sizes wound in a ball while digging a post hole at Freshpond He stood by counted the reptiles as they unraveled and with a helper verified the count before placing them.
Weekdays and a.m. to 12 noon a special shopping rate of three dollars per hour. Inter Ocean Taxi cab phone 57.
Freight brakeman F. G. Tiffany narrowly escaped death when a mail train’s great hook snagged his shoulder and held him from the top of a swiftly moving train near Platteville Colorado. He was hurled about 100 feet through the air before being released and rescued.
A report describes an altercation where a person was struck and hurled about 100 feet by a hook, causing a bad shoulder wound and facial cuts. He is expected to recover.
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