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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
10
Denver September fair plans a global mineral display with many districts contributing. Superintendent John Hormile leads the mineral department showcasing western minerals including radium search results by Walsh and allied explorations.
Too Many Young Men Too Many Young Men Who are just starting life think that a bank would care for their deposits This might be true if the account remained always small But banks knew better and welcome deposits of young men The Citizens National Bank invites the business of young men and promises cordial cooperation.
Display shows progress in utilizing a remarkable ore valued at a million dollars per ounce with unknown elements. It notes a difficult extraction requiring millions of tons per ounce and hints at aviation events during the expo from September 3 to 17. Railroads offer reduced rates, and the premium list is with Secretary G. C. Faller.
The Portland Oregonian New York Herald Mount McKinley expedition led by C. E. Rusk left Seattle April 24 aboard the revenue cutter Tahoma and followed Dr. Cook’s route up the Susitna and Chulitna rivers. They climbed within about ten miles of the top but did not reach the summit and could not verify the supposed ax planted on the peak. The Herschel Parker and Belmore Brown party remains attempting to ascend. News came to Seward via W. McDougall, head of Cache Creek Mining, who encountered the Ask party at Susitna station.
Sheridan residents report fourteen horned toads born in captivity in a local saloon window. The mother toad sleeps continuously and does not nurse her brood. The hatchlings, named Archibal, Valencia, Catherine, Jake, Jeff, Togo, Harriet, Clarence, Loule, and others, refuse standard foods and beverages offered by bartenders.
Unscrupulous dealers push low grade mixtures labeled as Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey to profit while deceiving patrons. The remedy, claimed to be a century old, is described as a pure malt distillate with tested health benefits and sold only in sealed bottles by druggists and grocers under an engraved seal.
The text describes Mabel Florence Jim Besate and Mike with a father Joad unwilling to engage with his many children. A scull fractures a window and a man, Tallassen, dies after laughing at a party celebrating his 324th birthday, in line with Rooseveltian notions of self-inflicted fate.
Steamboat Springs Colorado July 29 Isaac Van Horn a leader of the Laramie Habn s Peak and Pacific railroad and F A Miller announce in private car talks that a Moe into this section will be built before westward extension. The route not fixed yet but construction to this point will push ahead as an independent line not sold to Union Pacific or Moffat interests. Fifty five miles of new construction completed with grading and filling in the forty five mile gap between Walden and Hebron properties. The party plans to depart for Boston Saturday.
Real estate notice listing a corner lot with six rooms and a price of 2000 dollars. Contact Oliver at phone 574 for details.
Greeley Colorado July 29. Ninth Kansan cavalry veterans J G Gibson Americus and J B Watson Gemporla Kansas return to Colorado and Wyoming to retrace their 50 year old postings. They recall Camp Collins near Fort Collins and Fort Halleck where the unit guarded the pony express route in the early sixties.
New York July 28 Thomas Talsen died at his Brooklyn home as a tummy story caused him to laugh heartily and fall from a railing, a distance of ten feet. The incident occurred while he was pacing the fence and laughing.
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