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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
5
Two carloads of an apple named Arkansas Blacks were shipped from Walla Walla to Texas to meet demand among Black consumers who prize the dark fruit. The boxes sold for 1.25 dollars, with a further order at ten cents more per box, via Collier's White Lead at Sherman Co.
A delicate love story amid psychological drama gains New York approval as The Climax arrives at Capitol Avenue theatre on Friday night December 9. The long running Weber's Theatre New York hit features Florence Webber, Chester Barnett, Thomas Sinclair and Arthur Coflisher, hailed for visual captivation and an original approach after a season of sameness.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as fast relief for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims a large case costs a few cents and that one dose digests all food, cleanses the stomach and intestines, and restores appetite within minutes.
The gale conducted by the Niveth Jewery Company continues due to large stock on hand and strong public response. Some buyers departed without being waited on, and manager Mr Niveth has decided to carry on the sale throughout the current week.
Judge Matson in the district court yesterday took up civil docket and disposed of a number of minor matters. The default case was presented by attorney Sairid O Leary for Mee Don Of Blob.
Quieting title to a homestead and a similar case for Henry Becker were presented. T Bike Kennedy argued on a motion by Dan GUL as guardian of Anna Clark for an accounting of the girl’s affairs from Henry Clarke.
Sovertor B. B. Brooks announces the Wyoming delegation to the American Apple congress in Denver Golo December 16 to 17 Inclative. The list includes Prof. F. C. Baffum Worland C F Robertson Worland Ed Young Lander Prof Aven Nelson Lar amie Hon J. B. Hinckley Cowley H G Peters Douglas J W Price Douglas J S Brown Jones William Tillard Uasin John Burnett Arap hoe.
The Atlas program this week draws roaring crowds with a run of entertaining acts. Gy, Martiana and Maxillian perform feats and comedy that delight viewers, while Croaby and Lee offer a witty Down the Heat act and the Three Venetians present Italian musical comedy. A Western film excerpt and Italian subject pieces add variety to the show.
Jenkins Shon on the scene as a controversial figure surfaces in local politics. The brief item hints at intrigue surrounding a party insider and possible factional rifts in the city.
Five new members were admitted to the industrial elite by the Board of Directors in a regular weekly session. They are J. Barritt proprietor of the Cheyenne Business College L. P Nicodemus manager of the new lame hotel and H W Schneier and OG Baant proprietors of the Quality Print shop.
Monroe Bryant son of Whitewright mayor pled guilty in district court to a manslaughter charge for killing Mexican Herrera in a West Seventeenth Street saloon. The court heard doctors attest he was insane at the time of the shooting amid testimony of distress over separation from his wife. Bryant was sentenced to a state penitentiary term of three to fifteen years.
Readable fragments indicate an annual election event at apito camp related to Modern Woodmen of Amortes. Details on date and participants are unclear in the text.
Monday evening the following officers were chosen for the next year: Venerable consul Charles W. Clark past consul C A Fox adviser Chas Co Hyelmes clerk B H Finkbiner banker E R Couchman escort Adam Anderson physicians Des C K Snyder G A Fox C Y Beard J D Shingle watchman E A Walter sentry IH R Piper manager BE N Potts. A large attendance planned an open meeting and smoker at A O U W Ball next May day evening December 12 with a stereoptite on a lecture and the Woodmen and their friends anticipating a very enjoyable evening.
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