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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1910
Page
7
Washington reports the War Department will no longer back Installment plan purchases for soldiers. The policy shift follows widespread use and calls for collectors to have explicit commander consent before pursuing installment debts.
A Richmond promoter announces plans for a first negro state fair featuring Theodore Roosevelt, Booker T. Washington, and Tack Johnson as headline attractions.
Local lawyer Giles J. Jackson and John A. Dancey left for New York to invite Roosevelt Jolson and others to plan a life and conditions in Africa talk and a vaudeville turn by Jack Johnson. If they secure the men targeted, a proposed fair would be held in Richmond next fall.
Alan Boyle son of the Earl of Glasgow was seriously hurt when his monoplane crashed during an aviation meet in Bournemouth England. He suffered brain concussion as rescuers tended him. The day also saw anxieties over actor Robert Loraine after a round trip flight began. later reports confirmed his safety.
Mount Shishaldin in Alaska erupts with a column of flames hundreds of feet high as steamer Montana reports. Melting snow carves deep channels on the mountain slopes, signaling an active eruption in the region.
Classified columns outline ad rates, deadlines, and sample notices. Real estate bargains offer several houses and lots with prices ranging from 600 to 6000 dollars, plus near-term sales like a Chickering piano and a gelding. J. D. Wright promotes insurance, loans, and business services at 221 W. 17th St.
Kansas City announces the Jones Mercantile Mail Order company has filed for bankruptcy following the earlier failure of Jones Dry Goods. The item lists related notices and offers for furnishing fire hose with bids due in Cheyenne and references to local lawyers and offices.
A fragmented timetable lists several named trains such as Omaha-Portland Flyer No 17 and Portland-Omaha Flyer No 18 with departure and arrival times. It includes connections from Denver Pacific and Chicago Burlington Quincy and notes on southbound and northbound services. The text ends with a note about news of the elimination and its coverage in the newspaper.
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