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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1910
Page
4
The Cheyenne Wyoming newspaper notes its official status and publisher details. Subscription rates for Daily and Sunday Leader include yearly and half year options. Deliveries by carrier are listed with morning service and phone numbers for office and society editor.
Residents demand immediate action to sink six or more artesian wells in central Cheyenne to provide pure drinking water through the municipal system. Citizens note the city spends hundreds of thousands on waterworks yet fails to deliver safe mains, risking sickness and community hardship.
An old Los Angeles report touts alfalfa juice as a cure and nerve soother. It shows ranchers relying on alfalfa as a staple, with crops yielding multiple harvests and boosting farmers' wealth as autumn approaches.
A Denver Republicin quote urges science to abandon radium and other overhyped quests and focus on alfalfa, which, though it promises nothing, still yields measurable benefits each year. The remark frames public scrutiny of sensational research versus practical agriculture.
New York reports on Yves de Villois negotiations with Mrs. Clifford B Harmon and Mrs. Wil Hay K Vanderbilt owning Vendome meroplane units. Vendome is a tiny 12 foot airworthy machine with 46 minute flight capability. Harmon and Vanderbilt have flown, boosting interest among society women and Mineola pilots in New York aviation activity.
Relief efforts spread to every quarter as teams assess damaged lines and halted transports. Refugee camps and special hospitals are set up in key towns hit by the storm amid limited rail service and widespread wreckage.
Attorney Ernest Dyer and family visited in Cheyenne then headed home to Berkeley California. Wyoming pioneer Ells Schooler and son Judge B L Schooler arrived en route to Glenda to visit Albert Scholer. Judge Schooler to Missouri soon. Mrs Turpin confined by illness and Mrs Walter Roberts traveled with a newborn. Dr M B Wheeler of Buffalo stays at the Inter Ocean. J C Kinney Cokeville and J C Bogie from Chugwater visited Cheyenne. Others include B K Richard Shipp Casper X V Breaman Douglas G Y W Darton Campatoota and John Hunton Fort Laramie in town.
Palace Pharmacy sells Masel Gold Cream as a cosmetic product advertised locally. The fragment notes San-Bure try within a retail context and mentions Palace Pharmacy as the seller.
Washington reports the Path finder dam on the North Platte irrigation project in Wyoming will be the first reclamation work under the army engineers board. The group plans a three month tour through Wyoming Montana Washington Oregon Idaho and Utah to review western projects.
New York July 26 Thousands read about night cafes fed crowds working through dawn while officials probe food weight fraud. The mayor backs late stations for real business crowds and a new heights and measures chief targets trade customs. Also report on nocturnal airship sightings over Broadway and Vanderbilt family interest in city affairs.
Denver July 25 A Federal Judge Lewis rules probate judges age forty may not invalidate titles in disputed estates. The decision clarifies the scope of probate authority and challenges asserted by local title firms.
Fragmentary text mentions Denver and an act of Congress with references to private judgment and enforcement. Details are unreadable, with numerous garbled words and missing context. No clear events, dates, or names beyond Denver appear.
A court contends that judges exceeded authority by granting Potter certain lands. The record notes Deira seeking Mm cover and the probate matter affecting the title, with assertions that Potter was not entitled to the lands under dispute.
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