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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
7
Robert Ryans of Ronemant Colorado catches grasshoppers over a 15 acre alfalfa field. He gathered 11 bushels the first pass and 12 bushels the second, totaling 26 bushels on the 15 acres. local mariners plan cooperatively to boost grasshopper control as they face a pest that cannot be fought by one person alone.
Chicago July 7 Religious and theological circles stirred by the University of Chicago's latest religious critique and the launch of "The New Christianity" in The Biblical World. An anonymous editorial claims it will free minds from tradition and creed, with 30 editors all professors backing a scientific ethical practical altruistic movement.
A dynamite cartridge was found hanging from a tree above a road used by the Harriman automobiles near Goshen New York. The device appeared angled to strike a covered automobile. The Harriman family, including the late AL Harriman and his wife and daughters, were known residents of Orange County with no known motive for the act.
Chicago reports that hens in Indiana Michigan and Ohio have laid about 45 million eggs since April for cold storage. Farmers who sold their profits for storage expect no market until conditions change. The average price cited ranges from 21 to 24 cents per dozen.
The report estimates total costs at about 26 cents per dozen for insurance and storage. If exes can be sold in Chicago next winter at 45 cents per dozen, matching last season, the profit would be 19 cents per dozen, totaling over $100,000.
The so called millionaire tramp from St. Louis was seized by police in Philadelphia after attempting to lead an open air meeting for the unemployed without a permit. He was yanked from a soap box and charged with breach of the peace as officers halted the gathering. The notice includes a certificate of incorporation for the Cheyenne Athletic Club detailing its officers, stock, purpose, and legal authority in Wyoming.
Classified notice outlines cash and credit ad rates, minimums, and run rules. Includes free three-insertion offer for job seekers excluding agencies, plus sample want items for housework and life insurance sales positions with contact details.
Newark July 7 report states Peter Smith, 27, bet $1 with a friend and drank seventeen whiskies, dying from the effects. Other items note baseball signing Ernest Lush to St. Louis Nationals and a Wyoming divorce petition filed by Charlotte Lander with custody and name restoration requests.
A clean new dining spot at 1607 Kiddy Street invites patrons to try their menu. Leo Tin, proprietor, promotes Susy and Short Ordera specialties in a welcoming opening week.
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