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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1909
Page
14
A lively discussion on the fall winter fashion trend featuring the Russian turban dominates fashion pages. Observers note its Parisian roots, potential Western adoption, and concerns about comfort, with critics predicting mixed reception among women of varying figures and climates.
A brief shop notice touts a shoe shining service offering bright results at a low price. The entry mentions a ten cent rate and a local cryptal location.
A bold burglary attempt occurred around 11 AM at the Henry Conway home at Warren Avenue and Twenty first Street. Mrs. Chapman spotted a man crawling through a cellar window, alerted neighbors and police, who searched the house without finding entry or loss. The burglar was later seen leaving the window. no damage or theft reported.
Cheyenne Wyoming July 29. George Walker secretary of the National Woolgrowers Association and Denver Post editor Kasdorf trade a humorous yarn. Walker, an avid Wyoming angler, sought relief for an itch on his back using strange methods. A doctor’s advice and turpentine drops finally end the back itch.
The article highlights season tickets for Chautauqua presenting a wide array of entertainment, music, lectures, and instruction under the banner of the Great People’s Forum, inviting community participation and varied cultural offerings.
Geo W Thompson stands as a leading Indianapolis lawyer with a strong platform and a national reputation for his law knowledge. His lecture titled The Trial of Jesus Christ from a Legal Standpoint highlights his expertise.
Soprano sololist and viola player Gertrude Kirksmith leads the Kirksmith Sisters company in four Chautauqua concerts. The ensemble promises to be a major season draw, with the performances alone deemed worth the season ticket price.
Dispatch from Colombia reports anger over President Reyes allegedly fleeing with 20 million dollars in gold and jewels. Citizens near riot conditions in Cartagena as martial law restricts press, travel, and street access. No foreign newspapers allowed. port closed to vessels.
An unusual hot box incident on a mall storage car forced the transfer of mail to another car. The stoppage delayed No. 9 Cheyenne by about an hour, with three hours late last night, an exceptional disruption for the line.
University of California professor Woodworth states that fleas have eyes but do not see objects. He explains the insect detects variations in light rays near objects, not formed images on the retina, implying visual perception differs from true sight.
Lulu Lebhart returns from Laramie after taking some actions. Advertises vacuum cleaners as ideal for hot days. Hulett and Barnett offer two models for current needs, claiming superiority over rivals. Pilener Boor markets summer berets with two chosen quarts and three dozen delivered in the city. phone 2172.
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