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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
12
The Cheyenne water emergency shows municipal supply unfit for drinking and a clear need to tap artesian sources. Officials have funds to develop pure water, and a delay risks further illness. The call urges immediate municipal action to sink wells and secure water.
The article contrasts severe heat in Eastern and Central states with Wyoming's milder impact. It notes Cheyenne reached the highest temperature in 22 years, yet locals suffer little due to altitude. It emphasizes Wyoming benefits and resilient summer conditions compared with eastern dwellers.
A fragmented account reflects on migration seeking promised land, noting rising land prices in Canada, irrigation setbacks in western regions, and shifts from central west to old South. It discusses land revenue, immigration policies, and the appeal of provinces amid economic changes.
The Lincoln State Journal cautions Northern farmers about land rushes in the old South. It notes virgin soil is scarce, warns against land sharks buying cut-over lands at low prices, and stresses capital, skill, and patience are needed to make southern farming viable without repeating past mistakes.
The poem portrays haunted houses as real presences where unseen ancestors linger. It suggests spirits drift through rooms and corridors, shaping the living's perceptions and linking past estates to present consciousness, guided by unseen forces and celestial influences.
An item from the Minneapolis Journal records a dinner conversation about various delights and duties. The dialogue mentions a senator and a guest arriving to discuss obligations, with perceptions of hospitality and political banter noted in a casual, fragmentary exchange.
An explosion blasted powder in a tunnel on the new trans continental railway line where 15 men were at work. The incident disrupted work on the section and prompted an investigation into safety practices and the cause of the blast.
An observer recalls a sympathetic but sharp remark addressed to a man in distress. The remark wonders why he did not cancel his appointment, highlighting a contrast between concern and disbelief.
Paterson New Jersey July 27 Nathan Levin and Max Brodie two Paterson youths who roller skated from New York toward California report from Nebraska their rough voyage. They started without money and have visited 108 cities and received letters from many mayors. They faced hunger and illness yet remain determined to press on.
Victoria B C July 27 explorers in New Guinea report finding tracks of nototherium a wombat like small elephant on a plateau 8000 feet up a party searches the Snow mountains said to be higher than America's Rockies skeletons for a similar animal were found in Australia and a party continues exploration in the Snow mountains according to an advisory received by the Makura from Australia.
The Stove Prairie blaze twenty miles west of Fort Collins is under control after three days of effort by 126 firefighters led by W. C. Carlton and Forest Supervisor M. H. Wheeler. About eight square miles of timber burned. one accident reported involving Deputy Sheriff Bert Pindeil in a collision with a co worker late Monday night.
Workers clearing wreckage of two Great Northern trains at the Cascade tunnel west portal found a body believed to be Angus Macdonald a brakeman. The discovery raises the death toll to nineteen and confirms the high loss of life in the Wellington disaster as details were announced by the railway company.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions railroads and a date in Chicago with unclear wording. The readable portions point to a transportation item or notice, but specifics are not determined.
After Ort 1 the practice of granting stopover privileges on limited tickets extends the original haits of the tick. Roads have sought agreement for over a year as this practice has grown beyond ticket limits for many trivial cases.
New York July 27 The government census numerator for Long Island reports Oyster Bay’s population rose only six percent, far below the more than doubling rate seen in nearby areas. The note hints at social concerns and references to a controversial phrase linked to self-inflicted deaths.
It points to a decline in births in Oyster Bay, a trend acknowledged amid public commentary and local discourse on demographics. The passage underscores a measurable falloff in birth rates affecting the community.
Carver Remington, 60, son of Samuel Remington and nephew of Levin Letter, attempted suicide in a downtown Chicago tailor shop. Wounded in the left side near the heart, he is expected to recover. A letter from Remington cites discouragement over business failures.
July 27 at La Tuque, Quebec two Mileven men died when a can of powder exploded as a man opened it with an ax. The blast started a fire that set a train of cars ablaze.
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