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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1910

Page

13

Henry James on Race and Family Size in American Visit

Henry James contrasts small and large families, arguing small clan size signals intelligence and progress, while large families imply the opposite. A quoted anecdote recalls a man named Thompson with fourteen children facing police on a seaside outing. Knight Campbell Music Co announces piano tuner Duff Wilson serving Cheyenne, twice yearly, with contact details.

Henry James Roosevelt Preval France James Mr. James Thompson Knight Campbell Music Co Duff Wilson Cheyenne Wilson Knight

Three Cases Dismissed in District Court

Prosecuting Attorney G. G. Rigdon dismissed three cases in district court. John Shutters, jailed for robbing A. W. Barber’s wine cellar, plus Will Ward and John Brown, charged with a brutal assault on Ralph Noratrom, were the defendants. the key witness has since left the city.

G. G. Rigdon John Shutters Or. A. W. Barber Will Ward John Brown Ralph Noratrom

Thirty Towns to Celebrate Fourth in Wyoming States

About thirty towns in Wyoming will hold organized Fourth of July celebrations, many elaborate and costly. No special celebration will be held at Cheyenne with Moldings at Sherman County.

Wyoming Cheyenne

Moving Pictures At Swinbank Ranch Cheyenne

E L Emery owner of the Orpheum theater and friends filmed a steer riding scene at Swinbank's ranch five miles from Cheyenne. Two hundred feet of film were used for the Cheyenne series in progress.

Emery Aon aAlbert A. Brown Rutti Hoffman Leon Hills Wasserman's John Charles Thompson James Powell Powell Hattie Boyce Wi Mead Culliv John Carlton Astle John Loong Ve Union Pacific Coal Company

Frontier events and local notices in Cheyenne region

Highlights include preparations for a ranch section project near Colorado and Boutl Facks with trustees listed, a narrow escape story involving a young man, Governor T Brooke’s arrival in Cheyenne on August 27 for Frontier, and a Pure Food Board meeting in Laramie to study camp ingredients. A marriage license was issued to Fliers J Ankeny and Agnes J McDonald of Tenny.

Syston Horse Creek E Croek Mocky Mountain W. J. Whipple A. C Warlaumont John Mahoney Jacob Gauff Cupilin John B. Mason Colorado Boutl Facks Ball Park Sufternoon T. Brooke Theofore Roosevelt Cheyenne Frontier Wd. Rourke Laramie J Ankeny Agnes J. McDonald Tenny

Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief For All Seekers

An ad promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. It claims prompt relief for men and women, offers sample bottles by mail, and directs readers to purchase at druggists in fifty cent and one dollar sizes with a pamphlet available from Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton, New York.

Reverend Morney Ties Church to Reform Circles in Chicago

The Rev Maurice J Morney of St Gabriel s church in Chicago s stockyards area is a favored figure among prominent Democrats and is frequently asked to help place workers for parishioners. As construction along the Thirty ninth street proceeds a new foreman and Italian workers join the crew, with Father Morney’s influence cited as aiding employment.

Hitchcock E. W. Stone Fronter Committee Frank Hitchcock Theodore Roosevelt Chayagne Mary W Montague David Doak Eaat Laon C. Fitts Presbyterian Church Odd Fellows Seventeenth Street Sixteenth Street Caray Avenue Warren Cigart Warren Boyd Clear Dempday Hiah Grade Amal Rabe Drews May Agnes Maurice J. Morney St. Gabriel’s Church Chicago Cardinal Guiseppe Sarto Holy See John P. Agnew Frank J. Agnew Father Dorney Aenew St. Gabriel's Agnew

Dorney Talks of New Dago Bows to Local Cadets

Father Dorney asks cadets how they view their new Dago bows. The boys reply with stilted rustic mockery and chorus lines, reflecting a page from the Nathional Monthly.

Father Dorney

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