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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1914
Page
6
A serialized tale follows John Valiant heir to a failed family corporation. He surrenders wealth to a receiver and inherits Damory Court in Virginia where neglect and old fortunes collide with Shirley Dandridge and family rivals.
A tense scene on a porch unfolds with insults and threats as an African American child gleefully steals cherries. Mrs Mason and Mrs Giftard discuss locals, while a darker memory reveals Dr Beuthall’s compassionate side during a 19th century fever outbreak.
In a Damory Court parlor, Mrs Gifford and Mrs Mason recall the Valiant duel and a fatal love triangle. Major Bristow and Doctor stand as rival foils while gossip swirls about the woman at the duel’s core and the identities of those involved. The scene hints at summer scandal and hidden loyalties as the mystery unfolds.
New York state news reports District Attorney Charlee Whitman will call former governor Sulzer to testify again at the John Doe Inquiry. Sulzer has submitted letters to Whitman expanding his earlier impeachment testimony and outlining motives behind the proceedings. He says party leaders promised no impeachment if he halted graft investigations in state departments.
The Capitol Avenue theatre will present The Price on February 11, a dramatic morality tale by George Broadhurst. The play explores happiness rooted in natural sources rather than causing harm to others and aims to leave a lasting impression on mothers, daughters, fathers, and sons.
The critic praises The Price as a vivid study of Ife real and human. Mise dna Marshall earns acclaim for Eth el Toscani, delivering charm that wins audience sympathy and multiple curtain calls.
Washington reports the Biological Survey of the Agriculture Department destroyed about 400 000 prairie dogs in the Cochetopa and Pike national forests of Colorado and the Tusayan and Coconino forests of Arizona. The forage saved could feed about 15 600 sheep or 1 800 cattle, valued around $140. The project cost roughly $12 000.
Report describes lighter oats being easily shucked from a coating called poleon while heavier grains resist. Survey agents mix poison with starch mucilage and apply to oats so each kernel carries a film. Rodents like California squirrels die after absorbing poison from cheek pouches without eating any grain.
The device positively operates on cheap oils like kerosene and distillite and will perform a given amount of work at lower cost than any other tractor of similar power. It also claims to sell for less money than comparable tractors on the market.
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