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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1910
Page
4
Hundreds of Cheyenne residents avoid municipal water or boil it due to contamination. An Old Timer urges sinking artesian wells, costing 300 to 500 dollars, as a public asset for emergency access to unpolluted water.
The excerpt argues against reliance on the Republican establishment and urges cross‑party unity. It claims only a strong Democratic alignment can counter corrupt partisan influence and promote reform, warning that a new party would fail to deliver essential governance changes.
Poem recalling a son’s yearning for Ballyshannon and his little mother in a cabin by the sea. The speaker pictures her in doorway and embers of memory, while longing to return across the waters to home and family. The verse blends Irish imagery with distant home.
A Hartford remark quoted by Mark Twain in a late spring exchange reveals humorous mishearing about a husband described as a fine fellow. The dialogue shows a witty back and forth as one speaker laments being hard up and the other offers a sharp terse reply.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a man debating pricey comforts versus supporting his wife’s trip to the country. He asks if she plans July and August away, then worries about affording a tat with an aigrette rather than assisting her. The tone hints at financial strain and relationship tension.
G B Johnson and others in Cheyenne and Wheatland are noted in personal mentions. Fred R Richards of cuicine Bow visits Cheyenne while Mrs Leon Dusseau is in New York on business. Nan Barkadale of Colorado Mutual Life Assurance wins a $100,000 policy prize and enjoys company hospitality. Guat Johnston leaves Cheyenne for Evanston and plans return with ill Mrs Johnston. Thomas J Levey is confined by illness. A J Meek of Eddy atreal is on the sick list.
A report notes Mark Hanna dining with Mrs Charlemagne Tower and the Mayflower preparing to travel to Bangor for a speaking engagement. The piece mentions a train trip and upcoming remarks alongside a local sale listing women’s white lawn waists at 49 cents.
July 22 report from New Canes notes seventy thousand gone in a Russo affair and bank nonpulse details remain unclear while a Pond se keeper remains visible. A separate July 22 commission meeting on sub machines and certificates of sound discusses aviation trust issues and disabled entrusting tasks to engineers or clubs.
Weather report from Washington dated July 22 1910 notes Wyoming should see fair and cooler conditions Saturday and Sunday. Local 24 hour data ends 6 p.m. July 22 show max 90 degrees min 60 with trace precipitation.
Hutchinson Kansas July 22 W H Israel of Lewis shot and killed himself to prevent mortgage foreclosure on his home. He owned a mercantile store at Lewis and left a note asking his wife to take the insurance and pay off the mortgage while forgiving him. A second note was found seeking forgiveness.
Washington July 23 The Bureau of Indian Affairs received a cablegram from the show outfit's manager denying that thirty nine Sioux Indians from Pine Ridge agency South Dakota were stranded in Brussels with a Wild West show. The bureau had planned to repatriate them at the show's expense after bonds were posted before departure.
President Taft concluded a stay in Bar Harbor Maine with a luncheon hosted by Mrs Bar Harbor society. He departed this afternoon in a coach party bound for Seal Harbor eleven miles away while the yacht May Hower cruised to collect him after the luncheon.
A damaged text fragment mentions a burial by a group called Hut ehineda Masond and references sales at a shoe shop offering oxford shoes for 4.99 to 6.15. The passage also notes two new units to be built next month and a phone contact.
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