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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1910
Page
15
Washington reports the War Department will no longer back installment purchases by soldiers. The department acted after finding widespread use of installment plans for jewelry and related items. Purchases will require knowledge and consent of the commanding officer of the unit to which the debtor belongs.
Richmond Va July 18 promoter intends to bring Theodore Roosevelt Booker T Washington and Tack Johnson to headline the first negro state fair. The event aims to draw large crowds and showcase prominent figures from politics education and culture.
A plan by Giles J. Jackson and John A. Dancey to invite Roosevelt and Jolson to a Richmond event aims to spotlight black progress. A written statement was sent to Washington urging action on life and conditions in Africa.
Alan Boyle son of the Earl of Glasgow was seriously hurt when the monoplane he rode crashed to the ground during the aviation meet in Bournemouth. He suffered a brain concussion as rescuers attended him. The incident marked the fourth accident of the event. Earlier anxieties about actor Robert Loraine's biplane flight were resolved with news of his safety.
A dense page of classified ads outlines rates for want ads and notices, plus listings for real estate bargains and individual sales. Items include houses for sale, a Chickering piano, work mares, and a gelding, with various prices and contact details. J. D. Wright promotes real estate and business services at 221 W. 17th St.
A jumble of train numbers and times outlines departures and arrivals for multiple lines including Omaha-Portland Flyer No 17 and Portland-Omaha flyer No 18. Entries show varied ar rival and departure times, freight and southbound movements, plus Colorado and Southern and Chicago Burlington routes amid unclear notes.
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