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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1910
Page
12
Vague OCR fragment lists a phone number and Society Editor line with partial address and office references, offering no clear event or person details.
Complaint alleges officials defied a city council order banning liquor sales in West Cheyenne by acting on executive directives from the police department. The letter calls for accountability of the mayor and police, warning of penalties for continuing unlawful sales.
The state reports violations of game laws including elk beaver and game birds and notes deliberate acts deserve severe penalties. The article argues ethical excuses are weak and urges strict enforcement to preserve wildlife and deter repeat offenders.
A year after the first aviation meet at Khelws France, Rheims hosts the second gathering. Unlike the inaugural event it receives ordinary press coverage and fewer sensational reports, with emphasis on demonstrations and progress rather than extraordinary attention.
The 1909 Rheims aviation week marked a world turning point with rapid growth in pilots nations and aviation schools. The following year’s event showed progress but lacked the novelty of 1909 as aviation expanded globally and became routine.
A Washington man overhears a recently engaged couple’s whispered exchange on a stair alcove during a national social event. The bride to be teases the groom for proposing only twenty four hours earlier while he answers with playful timeless devotion.
Atlas presents Mon days matinee and week engagements headlined by the Carlton Sisters in vocal performances and dancing. Lew Kelly and Co perform The Dope Fiend Imaginary Cave while Miss Marie Buchanan features solos. Special animated films accompany the week with The Little Orchestra providing music. Enameling at Sherman Co.
Sharon Pennsylvania July 9 Deviel Lea barber proprietor was fined ten dollars for a minor offense. He attempted to pay the fine with 1000 pennies. The court ruled the coins illegitimate tender and ordered standard currency. It took about two hours to roll the coins into bundles of twenty five.
MO B Nimetz offers clothing care at 1831 Carey Ave with services including cleaning, pressing, muting, and alterations. Local patrons visit for alterations and finish options.
Isabella Wh. Liane, labeled an insane murderess, escaped during breakfast from the Allegheny County Home in Woodville near Pittsburg. Authorities note she shot Robert Winters nine years ago and was regarded as one of the asylum’s most dangerous inmates.
Public notice announces a partnership between Wyman Jonds and Dr. Lb. RR. Jouva of Lincoln Nebraska. Dr. Jouva is authorized to transact any business for the firm Wyman Jonds.
The speaker muses on a cherished memory of an old sweetheart as he sits with a pipe and tobacco. He blends memory with longing, imagining a future with the past love while his wife returns home, keeping the dream alive through fragrant recollection. James Whitcomb Riley.
A 15 year old Mexican boy was sentenced to reform school after stealing a watch and $6 to gain an education he claimed he never had. He thanked the judge and said the theft was to secure schooling, expressing gratitude for the chance.
Robert St George Dyrenforth, eight year old foster son of Robert G Dyrenforth, is named heir in a will probated today. The child must complete a public school diploma, attend Harvard or Yale, graduate by eighteen, study law at Oxford six months, graduate West Point, resign from the army, and practice law. He will travel Europe before returning to the United States. If he fails or dies the estate reverts to Chicago relatives.
A historical note traces the term dollar to Bohemian Joachimsthal, where silver mines produced the guldengroschen coined in 1518 by Count Sehlick. The name spread from German to English as dahler and thaler, influencing America’s dollar nomenclature.
The article notes a large tin can flow valued around two million dollars into the Malay region, with about 800000 units comprising tin cans. It explains can usage for petroleum and related varied post-use purposes, mentioning Sherman Co window shades.
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