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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
7
New York reports a quarter of a billion dollars spent on buildings in the past year, with half for homes and the rest for offices and public structures. Taxicab strikes cost taxpayers about $5,000 daily as detectives battle Christmas burglars and rising crime.
A report notes Nick of TME and Bilton being deemed unfit for service. On their return the Grajest private unit plans a reward for the effort shown by both rider and horse during a day's work.
Wayne Indiana December 18 A brain tumor removal in Chicago left Jewee V. Taylor in a near childlike mental state. Once editor of an agricultural publication Taylor now requires learning to speak and perform basic tasks again with uncertain chances of full recovery.
A fragment from a 1930s newspaper notes Myers Dry Goods Store will stay open every evening until Christmas. The page includes garbled text and stray lines about local trades, a contractor electrocuted at home, a Santa letter asking for a saw and a hammer, and a Baptist charity bazaar to be held at the church parlors with supper served after seven.
The House proposes Joint Resolution No. 246 extending land entry and residence deadlines for settlers in North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Idaho Montana Colorado Utah and Wyoming plus Arizona New Mexico. It grants extensions to May 15 1911 with conditions preserving rights to commutation and residence. The measure excludes adverse claims and notes residency timing rules.
Kansas City dispatch notes Harry Peterson, known as the Candle Light Kid, asking a friend at Union Depot if anyone wants to buy ninety three honeymoon shoes. The humorous exchange centers on a garbled wedding shoe anecdote and the station master’s puzzled reactions.
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