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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
13
Washington reports the president promised Representative Hamer to support the dry farming bill. The measure targets western semi arid regions where winter moisture allows wheat but summer living is difficult due to high elevation and distant water sources.
Management invites all patrons to enjoy a comprehensive program at The Atlas featuring The Lell and Bras in scenic productions, Signa Roberts, and Leewitt Ashmore Company acts. The program includes songs, dialogues, and costumes with pathos and comedy. Tonight closes with Minz Marie Buchanan and the Little Orchestra Whire. New bill tomorrow.
In Trinidad Colorado on June 21 W G Farrell T J James and Arthur Lysle a 16 year old boy survived a wreck when their car plunged 18 feet into an arroyo. James leapt to safety unharmed as Lysle and Farrell suffered severe bruises but were saved by the arroyo’s padded bottom.
G. H. Oliver advertises three lots in the best part of town for quick sale at $150 less than recent surrounding sales. Contact G. Oliver at 574. 23 for details.
New York June 20. Charles K. Hamilton piloted a Curtis aeroplane for one hour six minutes and fifteen seconds over New York from Governor's Island to the Battery wall. He soared from fifteen feet to fifteen hundred feet, performing rapid darts and swoops above ferries and tug boats, drawing astonished crowds and experts alike.
Three freight cars loaded with heavy building stone escaped Italian laborers control at Salisbury near Utica last night. They dashed down a steep incline at high speed into a standing passenger train at Dolgeville station. Locomotive and baggage car were badly damaged. depot and railroad station were toppled. One man riding in the baggage car was injured but not seriously.
Watertown Conn June 21 John Garfield a Taft school senior and son of former Secretary Garfield along with Harry Crooke of San Francisco Frank Andrews and John Dunham of New York were expelled by Principal Horace Taft for decorating with school colors flags and evergreens near the memorial shaft in town.
In Cheyenne many seek fattening help and turn to Samose, a flesh forming food sold by the Palace Pharmacy under a “No Cure No Pay” plan. The ad promises weight gain and improved health, with a refund if results aren’t as claimed, available by sending 50 cents postpaid.
Washington reports revived rumor that Katherine Elkins may wed an American rather than a foreign nobleman. The engagement to William Hittig persists as Miss Elkins and Minot again sail for Europe aboard the Lapland, with her mother and Mrs Robert Hitt accompanying.
An irreplaceable beauty item note suggests trying Sun Buro with Hazel Cold Cream available at Palace Pharmacy. The brief mentions a product pairing and a local retailer. No additional context or dates provided.
City of Cheyenne proclaims welcome to the Labor meeting in June 1910. Officials urge every citizen to assist in entertaining visitors and ensuring a successful event. The notice requests broad participation for Saturday afternoon between unspecified hours at an informal gathering.
New Haven Conn June 71 The Yale baccalaureate sermon was delivered by President Arthur A Hadley He warns against misuses of faith in man society and science and urges private judgment to align justice love and courage with God and action He calls God the God of justice love and battles and urges members to engage responsibly with both intellect and faith.
The Cheyenne Chautauqua schedule grows with a planned big event. Loyal secretary Rev Leon C. H urges readers to contact for full particulars about speakers, dates, and venues.
A seven room residence stands on a scenic Cheyenne property with mature trees and quality mile offering a sharp market appeal. Listed with Oliver Realty, contact 574-23 for details and viewing.
Fred Poole presents for the first time under canvas the musical comedy The American Girl with top vaudeville artists. The production features special scenery and electrical effects, an excellent orchestra, and a cast of polished singers and performers. Two nights only in Cheyenne on June 28 29. substitutes welcomed if unavailable.
Beginning Saturday May 25 and running through Saturday Sept 3 the yards and offices of Grier Lumber Co P J Black Gilcrest Russell Sage and the Wyoming Lumber and Supply Co will close daily at 1 p.m.
Philadelphia June 21 Alexander Smith the Wyckoff Golf Club New Rochelle NC professional won the playoff of a triple tie for the United States open golf championship today on the greens of the Philadelphia Cricket.
The club event ended with a 71 for 18 holes. J J McDermott of Merchantville N J claimed second with 76. Alexander Smith of Clairmont Cal led throughout after beating McDermott in a close finish. The champion's younger brother McDonald Smith also shot 76. The prior week the trio tied at 98 for 72 holes. Also promoting Benzoin Almond Lotion from Palace Pharmacy to treat tan and freckles.
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