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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1910
Page
15
The Rev Dr David M Steele of St Luke and the Epiphany warns coughs and colds should keep away from services. He cites acute acoustics after recent alterations and says nagging noises annoy the choir and preacher.
Two large brick and stone buildings describe a sanatorium for non contagious diseases and select mental cases. The executive building handles non contagious non mental diseases while rest cottages host divided units. Address for Dr Benj F Bulley Sanitorum Co Lincoln Nebraska.
Classified page offers multiple real estate bargains including eight room modern residence at 5 250, six room corner homes, seven room new house near Capitol, ten room double house, and small ranches with prices from 1 050 to 5 000. Also notes listings for loans, rentals, and various insurance services. Railroad timetable covers Union Pacific Main Line Westbound schedules and Denver Pacific and Chicago lines with arrivals and departures.
A fragmented want ad fragment lists a three for sale option and a price phrase about 26 cents. The text mentions centa and a quotation style bidding for a single item. The readable portion hints at a short classified insertion.
The loss of the large square rigged freighter Breussen off Dover signals the decline of giant sailing vessels. Germany and the United States dominate the era with the largest ships while the German five masted C Rickmera carries 8000 tons, and the American Wyoming looms as a massive six masted schooner. The Preasten of 5051 tons sailed west to South America and around Cape Horn with 69000 square feet of sails before vanishing. The shift away from sail toward steam is blamed on technological and economic changes.
New York dispatch says William Quinn wagered 10 that he could swim the East River with the thermometer at 12 below. He failed the bet in one minute as icy water drained his strength and he was dragged to shore unconscious.
Two Chicago club women clashed after a euchre prize dispute. Mrs Elizabeth Porter had Mrs John R Priebe arrested on assault and battery charges claiming an eye scratch and hatpin stabbing. Priebe denies stabbing and says she slapped Porter after being accused of tallying points.
Kinas Hair Cuts at Mack and Vans Barber Shops appears in a local business notice. The item highlights a service offering and location for grooming needs. The notice emphasizes accessibility and convenient hours for customers.
Six thousand Bibles will be placed in Chicago hotel bedrooms to promote Bible reading. If a guest steals one it will be replaced and charged to the guest’s account. The project is backed by The Gideons, a Christian traveling men association, with delivery at 4 p m on the last day of the year.
Notice to the public that no contract exists with Mrevole Barnett regarding a table. dated November 1 in the year indicated, signed by W. & Barnett. Public alert cautions against entering agreements or payments tied to the disputed furniture matter.
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