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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
13
Readable text lists various terms and fragments including references to authorities, organizations, and potential event notes. Strong entity details are missing due to garbled OCR. only generic mentions of officials and places remain. The piece reads as incomplete notes rather than a cohesive story.
The article notes rising public interest in photography and photogrammetric exhibitions. It cites a surge in enthusiasts and a growing number of photographers, with about 50 000 per cent at large events, reflecting broader engagement in the field.
The readable text lists names and phrases with unclear meaning including references to London and possible plates. No coherent narrative or identifiable event is present.
A fragment from Chicago News presents a string of pointed aphorisms on social behavior and theatrical economics. It muses on generosity and stinginess among neighbors, perceptions of gender, blame for dinner failures, and the notion of blessings in disguise.
Chicago reports referees in major football games this fall will earn 40 dollars per game instead of the prior 60 dollars. Training at Sherman Co.
Cheyenne Wyoming issues sealed bids for water pipe materials including 20 inch and smaller sizes and 75 tons of Missouri pig lead. Proposals due July 18 at 2 pm with 5 percent certified check. City reserves right to reject any bid.
Mrs Glafcke the florist advertises choice cut flowers and floral work with phone numbers on Carey Avenue and 23d Street. The brief also notes a funeral service for Mrs Bertha Rath at the First Congregational church at 3 pm officiated by Rev Frank L Moore.
Readable text fragments show no clear event or names. The lines appear as garbled foreign script with partial phrases and no identifiable subject or outcome.
The Lowery perjury trial in district court heads to a noon verdict as both sides rest. Prosecutor C L Rig opens arguments at 9 00 am with defense attorney Waller Stoll concluding witness testimony yesterday afternoon.
W. W. Keefe, a local contractor, appears in city court to answer alleged improper use of city water during sewerage work. Reportedly he attached a hose to a hydrant near Twenty-fifth and Granestreet to water development efforts. The charge arises under local water ordinances.
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