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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1910

Page

5

Offers More Prizes for Colorado Interstate Fair

Assurance of strong Western crops and healthy business conditions underpins expanded prizes at the Inter-State Fair and Exposition in Denver from September 18 to 17. Poultry awards total 1200 dollars while other departments list near 50 thousand dollars. The event features enhanced cattle and horse show events with about 1200 horses and extensive exhibits and amusements at the fair grounds. Railroads offer low rates for the two week exposition.

Inter-State Fair and Exposition Association Denver Sam Crane Cuba United States Magazin

New and Up to Date for a Little Money Jenkins Clearance Sale

A local retailer announces a clearance sale featuring new and updated inventory at reduced prices. The event emphasizes affordable bargains across a range of items and signals a limited time offer to attract budget conscious shoppers.

Jenkins

RAGS WANTED FOR STATE LEADER OFFICE

Citizens urged to supply good large clean rags at once for use by the State Leader office. Also advertising Chi Namel varnish by Sherman Co.

State Leader Office Sherman Co

Alaska as North Oceanic Frontier Outrivals Europe

An Alaska-Yukon Magazine piece by Andrews argues Alaska may surpass Norway and Sweden in farming, fisheries, and timber. It cites Alaska’s 260,000 people by 1910 and half a million by 1920, comparing climate, coastline, and abundant cod, halibut, herring, and salmon with Norway Finland and Sweden, noting vast timber and potential small farms along southeastern shores.

Alaska Norway Sweden Finland Andrews Europe America Scandinavian Peninsula Russia Aleutian Islands Ignatoh United States Alagka Wrangell Yakutat Bay Killimoo The Fish Commission Alaskan Bristol Bay Alacka Puget Sound Seattle

Government disdains women stenographers in federal service

Washington July 22 the civil service commission said women stenographers are no longer wanted in government service. The flood of letters about an exam for next Tuesday to recruit stenographers and typists prompted the statement. Departments seek to replace women with men as the latter are easier to discipline transfer and draft.

Washington, D. C Civil Service Commission

You Can Get a Pair of Ladies' Oxford Shoes

A local ad touts a sale at the Jenking shop offering ladies' oxford shoes at four dollars and five cents for a pair. The offer emphasizes low price and limited-time availability.

Governor Brooks to Inspect Wyoming Troops at Maneuver Camp

Governor B B Brooks accompanied by Adjutant General P A Gatebel and Col Hilkig of the National Guard of Wyoming will visit the maneuver camp today to inspect the Wyoming troops currently stationed there.

B. B. Brooks P. A. Gateb LC. Hilikig Natonal Guard of Wyoming

Trinidad Leads Rocky Mountain Baseball Race Says Denver Editor

Sporting editor Charley Porter notes Trinidad, led by Jimmy Brierly, has the strongest team in southern Colorado and a slim edge over Cheyenne and Mycone as the interstate race heats up. He cites Trinidad’s versatile lineup, Brierly’s strategic mind, and strong performances against teams from the Western association and Kansas leagues.

Charley Porter Denver News Trinidad Jimmy Brierley Colorado City Centennial Cheyenne Rocky Mountain Country Indians Central Kansas Kansas Tree Brierly Bidwell Erie Fac Pe Fine & Bunch

Lost Footwear Traces Tie to Local Shops

A fragmentary item notes women’s oxford shoes and house slippers seen near a shoe store. The short text mentions a geome Kins Shoe O and hints at a possible sale or display location, with limited readable details.

Che A. Geome Kins Shoe

Promoters Confer With Idaho Governor on Irrigation Plans

Mrs Bynton and Mr Talmage, promoters of irrigation projects in Idaho and Wyoming, met yesterday with Governor B. Brooks and state officials at the state house to discuss proposals.

Bynton Talmage Idaho Wyoming 8. B. Brooks State House

City Briefs and Local Updates Highlight Fortunes and Fun

Mrs Gletcke the Florist advertises flowers and floral work on Carey Ave and 23d St. A citizen found a diamond ring and turned it over to Chief Smalley who seeks the owner. E L Emery filmed a fight between Muggsey Schoel and Young Oxenburg at the county courthouse yard using his new machine. Mayor Cook announced a $150000 war department payment toward the water system, with $200000 total expected from the government. Wasseerman's offers discounted Regal Oxfords. Shoshoni River Canal Co of Cody, capital $2260000, filed incorporation papers with the secretary of state.

Tiamoni Polite Smalley

Requisition Tested In Cheyenne Visit By Detective

New York detective James Mclaughlin arrived in Cheyenne yesterday and called on Governor Brooks to secure a requisition.

James Mclaughlin New York Cheyenne Governor Brooks

Frederick C Warnecke Sought for Child Desertion in Metropolis

Frederick C Warnecke remains wanted in the metropolis to answer a charge of child desertion after an arrest days ago in Bages. A runaway team of army mules attached to a wagon terrified by a child with an umbrella on Bagh Twentieth street caused the wagon to overturn on Carey Avenue. The wagon was damaged and the mules broke free, chasing toward the city’s north until captured.

Pers Frederick C. Warnecke Warnecke Bages Bagh Twentieth Carey Avenue

State Veterinarians to Treat Glanders Outbreak

Dr William F Ptlaeging leaves for Denver then Saratoga to treat glanders reported among horses in the state in company with Dr Hows chief pathological Inspector of the United States bureau of animal industry.

William F. Ptlaeging Denver Saratoge Hows United States Bureau of Animal Industry

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