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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
8
Limited trains passing through Cheyenne carry sportsmen bound for Reno to attend events as part of a traveling delegation from St Louis Detroit Cleveland Chicago and other cities. The report notes enthusiasm among fans and the forthcoming American results section highlights performances across multiple teams.
A fragment notes the Jeffries Johnson boxing bout as a focal event. It mentions slower trains being used by travelers who plan to visit California before returning east.
An unusual promotional note offers a 25 cent trial of a D D D eczema remedy from Chicago Laboratories. The ad promises relief and potential cure for eczema and skin diseases, urging sufferers to try the product and mentions Palace Pharmacy. A separate sports blurb notes the Fort Collins Lamb Feeders scheduled to play next, with a baseball game narrative about players and positions.
The Indians overpower Cheyanne and Omahas with strong batting and error play. In the second game the visitors struggle to score and Rustenhaven shuts them down as the Indians pull away in a decisive fifth inning effort.
Cheyenne fire chief Lorey Hoyt buys a specially built low built Hupmobile for department use. The vehicle features two chemical tanks electric lights a large radiator gang a powerful siren and carries the Cheyenne fire department initials but remains Hoyt personal property. It is guaranteed to reach fifty miles per hour.
Citizens' protest over Pioneer Park prompted the committee to relocate the Chautauqua tent to the northwest corner of the Central School campus at Capitol Avenue and Twenty-Fifth Street. Wyoming Day will be observed July 1 with a speaker presenting on "Wyoming" for the occasion marking the state's 20th anniversary of admission to the Union.
Theodore Levy and Miss Adele Probst were quietly married yesterday at 6:50 in a private ceremony at the luncheon room of the Pr ran mgnse officiated by Rev Leon, with Levy, the manager of the Lyric theatre, having purchased the place ten months ago.
Delegates will gather July 20 and 21 to organize a state dry farming congress with speakers including Congressman F W Mondell president of the International Dry Farming Congress Prof H M Snyder of Nebraska B R Parsons Colorado Prof H M Hanler Colorado John Cole John T Burns Dr V W Cooke and Gov Brooks. May or Cook will welcome delegates to the state and Governor Brooks will welcome them to the congress.
Famous actor Daniel Sully died tonight in Woodstock from Bright's disease. The death toll confirms his long career in film and stage with tributes expected from fans and colleagues.
Sherman County merchants announce reductions to 25 percent on ready to wear clothes as the season advances. The opening gun signals the campaign to boost sales and urges shoppers to stock up before summer wear becomes scarce.
Richard Le Gallienus praised well conducted literary disputes at a Hotel Westminster gathering in New York. Prof. Bild Billus critiqued Tin Can Dancing academy ideas while reciting a misquoted line from The Boy Stood on the Burning Deck, provoking an interrupter during the talk.
The Bostonian boxer claims Shakespeare did not write a piece as Professor Billus disputes. The bout turns playful as both exchange quips while the fight continues, highlighting a nerdy wager about literary authorship amid the ring.
An early 20th century classified note states Bil's Bros at 1465 Broadway Denver offers savings on monuments and iron fences, with Steward's iron fence at 25 cents per foot and Sherman Co window shades promoted by mail.
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