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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1912
Page
10
Larry Aver, a three year old daughter of J C Aver sheepman, crawled from a ranch house window and reached a sheep camp fifty miles away after two nights exposed. Fifty riders scoured the land but found nothing until the child slept in a herd wagon. Her scratched, bruised clothing bore witness to a perilous trek through sage and cactus.
Honolulu reports the sale of Christmas inland tied to Robert South Stavenson's work amid piracy and wrecking tales in the South Seas. The island, valued as a copra producer, transfers ownership from the Grieg family to an unnamed buyer as per Rougier real estate notices.
Denver July 24 Bishop Henry W Warren of the Methodist Episcopal church died after a long life of service in 1855 ordained ministry during which he founded the Gammon Theological Seminary at Atlanta aided Hampton industrial school and helped establish Denver Universitys Hitt Theological seminary He was a tireless traveler and a noted authority on astronomy and art with a storied career in education and public service RIP with his wife and stepdaughter at his bedside
A cheerful household exchange describes a day spent with chores. The wife recounts dressing the children, washing, dishes, baking pies, clearing the table, answering letters, and darning stockings. The husband’s light response adds a domestic tone.
In a reflective exchange Mr. Dodd considers aging and longevity while the Nonagendasran voice contends improved leg strength since starting. The dialogue hints at practical limits and personal growth as time passes.
Pine Bluffs Santa Fe ball club faced the U P Clerks of Cheyenne in a hotly contested game. U P visitors complained of umpire calls but locals say the Clerks were outplayed and poorly behaved, recevoir gate money refunds, and left early after the depot.
Results yesterday show National League games with several batteries used by Cheney Archer Yingling and Erwin for Cincinnati and Fromme Benton Humphries McLean Tesreau Ames Wiltse and Myers in a mixed lineup. American League notes Cleveland beat Boston while New York Chicago and Washington Detroit faced rain with other matchups postponed. minor scores from associations list several city games across Kansas City Toledo St Paul Indianapolis Minneapolis Louisville Milwaukee Columbus Lincoln Topeka Omaha Des Moines St Joseph Wichita and Sioux City. The Latest Story features a street scene overheard at a Chicago convention and farm life dialogue about summer boarders and sunset nights.
The Indiana club returned from the north after four straight wins over Sunrise Miners and Wheatland. Johnny Galena McCarthy and Manager Bidwell led the fun as they dressed as farmers, caused a streetside commotion, and were briefly held by the marshal before bail. The gag drew local attention and cheers for the visiting team.
A six foot two hundred pound catcher named Speedy Swift will share catching duties with MacDaniels in the Indians next game. Swift is noted as one of the Wests fastest catchers and has experience in the Western League and Rocky Mountain League. He played for Colorado Springs and was a leading catcher in the Minnesota Illinois League while a St Marys College student. He caught Claude Hendrix in every game of 1909 at St Marys and his recent performances behind the mask were highlighted in games this week against Sunrise.
Arthur Chappel of New York established a three mile world record for motorcycles at Brighton Beach Motordrome with a time of 159 2-5 seconds.
The defense outlines witnesses from Pennsylvania Indiana California Colorado and Cheyenne to support Jenkins character and challenge prosecution theories. They plan expert testimony on blood stains and a possible drugging during confinement and cite plans to prove Mrs Jenkins killed by a right handed assailant.
An advertisement claims tired aching feet worsen appearance and facial lines. It touts a TIZ foot bath as relaxing, refreshing, and able to draw out acids, reduce puffiness, and make feet look neat. Free trial offers and 25 cent boxes are promoted through Walter Luther Dodge & Co. and retailers.
New York July 24 The American Museum of Safety issues a car dont card for public schools to show pupils. Maxims warn children not to hang on behind or stand on car steps not to touch wires may be live not to put head or arms out of windows not to jump on or off a moving car not to cross without looking both ways and not to take a chance.
Wilson May visits frontier day events and reports from committee members that Canadian officials will attend Calgary’s September celebration. Cheyenne organizers plan two day road trip through Wyoming and Colorado to promote the event as the greatest show this side of the Atlantic.
Greeley, Colorado July 24. John Watt and a companion drove six days overland to reach medical help after a mine blast near North Park blew the lantern globe into his eye. He first went to Laramie Wyoming seeking a doctor willing to operate, then continued to Greeley.
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