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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
7
Prof Vincent announced before the Academy of Medicine a typhoid vaccine produced by steeping typhoid bacilli in weak water and sodium chloride with ether. He reported successful experiments and cited several tests.
The city announces the State Federation of Labor will meet in Cheyenne from June 23 to 26, 1910. Citizens are urged to assist in hospitality and for all businesses to close June 25 from 1 to 6 pm to honor this event, signed by Mayor P Ss Cook.
Experiments with animals treated with a preparation withstood later typhoid exposure. Blood tests after operation showed no dangerous activity. In one test 1 percent serum reduced bacterial vitality, suggesting serum from treated individuals can inactivate type 1 bacteria.
London date reports the coronation of King George planned for mid May 1914 with the Duke of Connaught to follow as Governor General in Canada. A brief note also mentions Gold Paints at Sherman Co.
Ithaca New York June 24 1902 Cornell University awarded 766 degrees at senior week exercises held in the armory. President Jaret Gould Sthorman presented diplomas after an address by President Schurman which reflected on Goldwin Smith noted as a man of letters and a critic.
Classified section details cash rates for ads and a variety of listings including wanted positions, lost items, and real estate offers. It includes specific notices for sewing, day work, furnished houses, agents, and several lost items with rewards, plus mining company incorporation information and numerous rental and sale opportunities.
The Cheyenne City Clerk announces that the 1910 assessment roll for real and personal property has been completed and returned to the council. A committee of equalization will hear objections at the city assessor’s office in Cheyenne City Hall on July 6, 1910 at 9:00 a.m. and continue as needed until finished. Objections must be filed by the date or presented to the committee at the meeting.
The Little Cubs defeated John Cassidy's team 26 to 11 yesterday afternoon on the Maxwell diamond. Battery for the Cubs was Bill Crown and Bart Milo.
The City of Cheyenne invites sealed proposals for constructing a slower street project from Seventeenth Street to another street. Bids open at the city council room on July 3. Each bid must use blank forms, include a $50 bid bond, be endorsed, and be conditioned on completing the work if awarded. City reserves right to reject any bid.
A garbled page lists attorney offices and multiple Union Pacific train schedules with east and westbound arrivals and departures. It also shows stray names and an engineering firm at 214 W 109th St, reflecting a chaotic mix of legal ads, rail timetables, and business notices.
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