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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
12
A chaotic mix of political jabs and social musings covers Colorado farm settlement, Rhode Island popularity, Mount Etna eruptions, and Kansas suffrage debates. The piece skewers Knox on war, Wyoming resources, and Illinois ballot buying while poking fun at Hawaii and Mexico revolutionaries and LA Times delivery plans.
The State Leader urges a formal immigration department with a $25,000 yearly budget to promote settlement. Wyoming should stop wasting $20,000 every biennium on indirect publicity and direct funds toward a capable commissioner and aggressive, independent advertising to attract settlers and investment.
A Midway Kentucky delegation congratulates Itafua K. Coombe on receiving a Carnegie medal. He wishes them a merry Christmas and recalls a grim boarding house tale about a poor young man who survives a hard Christmas meal with dented pride.
The Atlas hosts a lively week end bill with Miss Arme singing topical songs, Tom Gillen and Roland Carter & Co in acts like Bulls and Branders and Vacation Time. Prof Dunn performs Fat and Sim at Coney. capacity crowds greet each show, with a second 9 15 pm showing and a 10 30 pm exit. Isle of Spice heads to Capitol Avenue Theatre Tuesday, already drawing strong praise from critics and audiences.
A cryptic caption describes a touring event titled Isle of Spire, noted for a piquant musical mixture during a sensational run through New York Chicago and Boston and other major cities. The phrase mirrors a critics era reaction with lavish, if ambiguous, praise.
Washington December reports a new treatment for Senator Stephen B. Elkins of West Virginia, ill for months. Doctors advise using a room open on three sides atop his Washington residence to expose him to open air, hoping it will aid recovery.
An invitation for a New Year's Eve ball at Keefe Hall on Saturday December 31. Ladies are invited. admission is 7h, Indians admitted free.
M. H. Hartung of Cheyenne named as defendant in a Des Moines district court suit seeking 100000 dollars. The Wyoming Land and Cattle Company accuses Hartung, former secretary and resident manager (1906 1909), of misappropriating sale proceeds and other business funds without accounting. The company owned Campstag Ranch near Cheyenne and had drawn settlers from Iowa and other states.
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