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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1909
Page
6
A fashion piece notes the rise of the Russian turban as a fall trend in Paris and its likely impact on American wardrobes. It discusses concerns from physical culture experts about large hats and breathing, and contrasts local reactions with enthusiasm from fashion circles.
Local shoe shine service advertises bright shine for ten cents at a downtown stall. Name and exact location are barely legible but the gist is a low price request and quick service.
A bold burglary was attempted at the Henry Conway home near Warren Avenue and Twenty first Street around 11 am. Mrs. Chapman quickly alerted police, who searched the house from front and back. the burglar was seen leaving the cellar window half an hour later. No damage or theft reported. timely alert reportedly saved the residence.
Cheyenne Wyoming file recounts a Denver Post cartoon about Kasdorf and George S Walker secretary of the National Woolgrowers association. Walker supposedly sought relief for an itching back through various devices, finally turning to a doctor after a back swelling appeared.
Chautauqua introduces season tickets granting access to a broad program labeled as the People’s Forum. The lineup includes entertainment music and instruction designed to appeal to a wide audience across the season.
Indianapolis lawyer Geo W Thompson ranks among the strongest platform figures with a national reputation for his ae law expertise. His leading lecture is titled The Trial of Jesus Christ from a Legal Standpoint.
Soprano soloist Gertrude Kirksmith joins the Kirksmith Sisters company for four Chautauqua concerts. The group’s performances are billed as the season’s marquee value, with the concerts described as worth the season ticket price.
Report claims President Reyes fled with 20 million dollars in gold and jewels, spurring Colombia toward a major upheaval. Martial law in Cartagena tightens control, port closed, foreign newspapers barred, and street limits imposed as authorities seek a decisive leader.
An unusual incident occurred last night when a hot box on a mall storage car required moving mail to a second car. The transfer caused about an hour delay at Cheyenne and left No. 9 unusually late by three hours, an exceptional occurrence.
Professor Woodworth of the University of California declares fleas lack retinal image formation. The insect perceives only variations in light intensity near objects, not material forms, and does not truly see.
The item mentions Lulu Lebhart visiting Laramie and returning. It notes Vacum Cleaners as popular for hot days with Hulett & Barnett offering two easily handled models and a claim that others do not offer but one third of that. Pilener Boor sells summer berets with a stated order of two chosen quarts and three dozen delivered in city.
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