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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1910

Page

12

Teemed Every Morning Official Pater of Orry County Paper

Juntor Publishing Co publishes Teened Every Morning and Sunday Leader from Cheyenne Wyoming. The second class matter notation dates to May 1 2000 under the act of March 3 1879. Subscription rates listed include daily and Sunday Leader one year four dollars and 00 cents eight dollars for six months and two dollars for Sundays per year. Delivery by carrier mornings including Sunday per month fifty cents. Office phone and society editor lines provided.

Juntor Publishing Co Edmiston, J Pater Faper Orry Cheyenne Wyoming Iica Ark Ty

City urged to sink artesian wells for Cheyenne water

The editor argues Cheyenne should sink six or more artesian wells across central locations to supply pure drinking water. Costs are ready, and an emergency demands action to relieve reliance on contaminated municipal mains. Citizens faced with health risks would gain easier access to artesian supply within city limits.

Cheyer Cheyenne

Wonders of alfalfa as a health booster across the West

An Alfalfa craze unfolds with claims its juice soothes nerves, aids drinkers, and boosts energy. A Los Angeles doctor reports cures for delirium tremens and serpents fear, while Western ranchers praise alfalfa as a staple crop driving busy harvests and wealth as multiple crops yield yearly growth.

Los Angeles Bally Bob

Alfalfa Promise Highlighted Over Radium Debates

A Denver Republican editorial contrasts the public attention on radium with the steadier gains from alfalfa. It argues science should favor practical crops like alfalfa that yield annual benefits rather than overhyped, failing promises from radium experiments.

Denver Republican

AEROPLANES FOR AMERICA WOMEN

New York reports Yves de Villois of Paria guiding negotiations for Vendome meroplane owners Mrs. Clifford B. Harmon and Mrs. Wil Hay K. Vanderbilt. The Vendome, tiny at just over twelve feet, is the smallest passenger heavier‑than‑air craft and can stay aloft about 46 minutes. Both women have flown with husbands who are American amateur flying champions and plan further flights when the three machines arrive. Enthusiasts near Mineola expect their activity to inspire other members of the society to fly.

New York Yves de Villois Paria Clifford B. Harmon Wil Hay K. Vanderbilt Ynr Wil Mr. de Villoig Ieee Wren France Harmon Vanderbilt Mineola J I

Hundreds Die as Adriatic Hurricanes Raze Towns

Relief work moves to every quarter as officials assess towns and hamlets still unheard from. Railroads suffer severe damage slowing aid while refugee camps and special hospitals are set up in key struck towns.

Adriatic

Local Notables and Visitors Move Through Cheyenne

Attorney Ernest Dyer and his family departed for Berkeley California after a short visit with relatives. Wyoming pioneer Ells Schooler and son Judge B L Schooler visited Cheyenne en route to Glenda to see Albert Schooler. Mrs M A Turpin is ill local residents welcomed Dr M B Wheeler of Buffalo and business visitors J C Kinney Cokeville BK Richard Shipp Casper N V Breaman Douglas J C Bogie Chugwater John Hunton Fort Laramie and G Y W Darton Campatoota in the city.

Ernest Dyer Berkeler Calif Ells Behooler Wyoming Rock Port Judge B. L. Schooler Cheyenne Glenda Albert Scholer Schooler Missouri M. A. Turpin Walter Roberts M. B. Wheeler Buffalo Inter Ocean J. C. Kinney Cokeville Richard Shipp Casper X. V. Breaman Douglas J. C. Bogie Chugwater John Hunton Fort Laramie G. Y. W. Darton Campatoota

U it's San-Bure try With Masel Gold Cream

Palace Pharmacy advertises Masel Gold Cream sold under the brand name San-Bure try, highlighting availability at the local drugstore.

Palace Pharmacy

Path finder dam to come under army board supervision

The Path finder dam on the North Platte irrigation project in Wyoming will be the first reclamation work under the army engineer board charged with reporting to the president on feasibility. The board will tour Wyoming Montana Washington Oregon Idaho Ullah and the Southwest projects over three months planning site visits and inspections.

Washington North Platte Wyoming Board of Army Engineer Montana Oregon Idaho Ullah

Night Owls and Night Cafes Shape Gotham’s Afterhours

New York July 26 city officials push all night dining to feed workers and curb disorder. Frugal food weighing fraud exposed as merchants face tighter enforcement while night airship sightings spark Broadway chatter. Vanderbilt heir thrust into public view as state probes chauffeurs amid evolving auto law.

New York Gotham Lffe Heights and Broadway Willie Vanderbilt House of Vanderbilt New York Central State Department of Albany New

Property Titles in Denver's Heart False

Denver reports a federal judge ruling that probate judges operating beyond forty years of age are to be evaluated. The decision by Judge Lewis concerns eligibility and standards for longevity in the probate court system and implications for judicial tenure.

Denver Lewis

Denver Adopts Private Judgment Under New Act

Fragmentary OCR notes describe Denver adopting a private judgment scheme under an act of Congress. Mentions of year, officials, and approval processes appear unclear, but indicate legal changes affecting municipal or civil procedures and authorities.

Denver

Judges overstep in probate land grant dispute Potter case

The court contends the probate judges exceeded their authority by granting lands to Potter. The Deira party challenges the ruling, asserting Potter was not entitled to the property. The dispute centers on the legality of the probate grant and the judges’ authority.

Deira Railroad Potter

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