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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1912
Page
6
Report that Stockton planned to dump 50 000 sacks of onions in the channel drew strong criticism from several papers statewide. The Mall has remained silent for days while others condemn the proposed act and discuss its implications.
Assemblyman elect W C Wall and local officials back a plan to send curploe etone and potatoes to eastern charitable institutions. The Malbas Interview gathered producers and merchants as Stockton locates carloads to distribute among the city's poor, aiming to showcase Stockton to the nation as fertile and generous.
Anchor Line advertises New York to London Glasgow New York Palermo and Naples routes with attractive rates. It promises superior accommodation excellent cuisine and efficient service. Reservations available through local agents or Henderson Brothers Chicago.
A Colorado Agricultural College feature outlines how electricity powers all campus facilities. Students in the electrical engineering department install, maintain, and operate the system, from substations and wireless gear to telephones and laundry equipment. The article highlights student-made transformers, an automatic switch, and a campus power network that supports workshops, classrooms, and domestic work.
Chicago report details Charles E. B. Kohl offering 1000 dollars to anyone who can create a durable disc to perfectly capture Mme Sarah Bernhardt’s tones. The plan calls for a hermetically sealed alloy disc housed in a bronze container for Field Columbian Museum custody. The piece also notes light local color about coal on Christmas in Viaatsburg and festive roast serving norms in New Freeland, plus a Bavarian law on tipping Christmas gifts.
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