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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
5
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Chinese and Japanese terms and unclear references to authorities. The text blends unrelated phrases about governance and regions, with no coherent event or identifiable entities. No clear date, place, or organization emerges from the fragment.
The article notes rising public interest in photography in the United States with estimates around 50 000 enthusiasts. It discusses artistic galleries exhibitions and the spread of photographic clubs showing growing demand for photographic work.
Fragmentary OCR text references plates of photographs and papers, mentioning London and names mixed with unclear terms. No coherent event or person details are extractable beyond scattered proper nouns.
A collection of aphorisms and reflections voices on social conduct, gender, generosity and accountability. The piece critiques stinginess, blamed dinners, disguise of blessings, and the idea every man deserves a show for his money. It notes ironies in speech and behavior in urban life.
Chicago reports referees in major football games will be paid 40 dollars per game this fall instead of 60 dollars previously. Training at Sherman Co.
Cheyenne city announces sealed proposals due July 18 1910 at 2 pm for 28650 feet of 20 inch 6400 feet of 16 inch and 7450 feet of 14 inch water pipe plus about 75 tons Missouri pig lead. Bids must include a 5 percent certified check and comply with city specifications. The council may reject any or all bids or accept parts.
City briefs announce Mrs. Glafcke Florist offering cut flowers and floral work with a phone contact, and a funeral service for Mrs Bertha Rath at First Congregational Church at 3 PM officiated by Rev Frank L Moore. Also noted is a carload of Kentucky thoroughbred race horses arriving for Frontier Park races starting July 23 and Burlington agent Dyer handling arrangements.
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The Lowery perjury trial in district court heads to jury deliberations after both sides rested. Prosecutor C L Rig and defense counsel Waller Stoll completed their cases by mid afternoon with witness testimony running into the early evening hours.
W. W. Keefe, a local contractor, is ordered to appear in city court for alleged improper use of city water during sewerage work. The charge involves attaching a hose to a hydrant at Twenty-fifth and Granestrorte to obtain water for development, claimed as a violation of ordinance. The complaint was filed by Ontid Peray Hoyt of the fire torchment.
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