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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1911
Page
14
Chicago March 7. A Union League club chef recalls Theodore Roosevelt’s visit and describes his immense breakfast after landing, noting he ordered more food before the 7 pm banquet. The tale includes a detailed list of items and shows Roosevelt’s appetite during the Rough Rider era.
An old advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur as a simple, harmless way to darken hair and restore color and vitality. The Wyeth Chemical Company offers the product at 0.50 or 1.00 per bottle, with direct sales from New York City and retailers like A B Roedel noted.
The Idaho legislature adjourned after four days over budget issues and failed to enact a state wide prohibition law or submit prohibition by constitutional amendment despite Republican platform promises. A railway commission measure also failed. The Republican majority split from platform pledges on key reforms.
Burlington police seek help in locating Miss Butterly a 35 year old instructor from St Marys Hall Trenton family notes she vanished after leaving the fashionable girls school last evening relatives appeal to public for information as search continues amid quiet fears and minimal details.
Paris reports that practical wireless telegraphy applications captivate scientists and the public. precise navigation at sea and coastal observations gain value as station networks expand. improvements promise global coverage of the ocean surface by electromagnetic waves and faster, more reliable communication.
A brief notice describes a five foot tall girl of a Ugeht complexion who was last seen leaving school in dark clothing and a dark felt hat. Police seek information to locate her.
A bomb exploded in a building hallway used by motion workers and another device found at a grocery doorway before police intervened. The bombs, planted after a demanded payoff, were neutralized with the shop floor reportedly treated with gasoline. Police traced the incident to unidentified bomb-makers.
Mr and Mrs Cox of Colorado Springs adopt five children aged 3 to 12 from Elizabeth Young family after the father's death from gunfire two years ago. The Coxes, in moderate means, chose to take all five rather than split the siblings.
A mile producers union in Middletown New York on March 7 awakens to organize for unity to protect interests. A large meeting is set for Tuesday with prominent speakers to outline plans and enroll hundreds of producers previously aloof. The league already spans twenty counties across New York New Jersey Connecticut and Pennsylvania.
The Roy Trust and Savings Bank at Roy in Moro county New Mexico was ordered closed by a territorial bank examiner after an investigation of its books. Owned by the Roy brothers, the bank had capital of 10 000 dollars and mainly small checking deposits. Officials claim depositors will be paid in full, though doubt persists. Collier Whitehead at Sherman Co.
New Orleans dispatch reports Miss Katherine Elkind and her husband left the St. Charles hotel after refusing to register. They sailed aboard the Abanga for Panama, planning to pass through Colon, with secrecy maintained at departure.
Pueblo March 7 H T Walby of 404 Ash Street was badly injured yesterday in a fierce battle with eagles. A local girl aided the ranchman during the aerial attack and helped summon help. The incident occurred on a ranch near the city, and authorities are investigating the unusual rescue.
A big bald eagle given to Walby by rancher William Porter attacked as he loosened a knot on its leg in his yard. The bird sank its talons into Walby's cheeks, drawing a deep injury before neighbor Orin Maubel Maubel forced it loose with a broom handle. Walby required a physician.
Notice to teachers announcing an examination for certification to be held at Wheatland Torring high school buildings starting March 31 2014. The program lists multiple sessions across two days with subjects including Arithmetic Literature School Management Psychology Botany History Shorthand Grammar Rhetoric Education History Education Physics and more. County Superintendent Mamie F Hefferon signs the notice dated March 4.
A middle aged man carrying what looked like a silk umbrella attempted to jump from an observation window over 500 feet high on the Washington monument. He claimed to be C St. Rudesell of Baltimore seeking to test a parachute to prevent air accident. Guards restrained him.
In Tupelo Mississippi on March 7 a long dispute between the city council and the Frisco railroad began when it was alleged that a new spring frock worn by the mayor's wife was marked by cinders from a puffing freight locomotive.
Women learn that the advertised store can move large quantities at a lower per sale profit while the unadvertised store relies on fewer sales. The article argues that store advertising is of real importance to every woman and buyer.
Frisco council approved a smoke ordinance aimed at Princo engines despite local doubts. Tupelo faces shop relocations and population decline as merchants move away while New Tupelo remains on the map.
An article warns against fake eyeglass sellers promising "Eyes Examined Free" and links eye troubles to improper treatment. It advises avoiding such con artists and suggests consulting Pearson's Magazine for guidance to prevent expense and misery.
The page discusses whether the U S Constitution should be revised to meet modern conditions and analyzes why women earn less than men based on wide investigations. It also explains why parcels post is absent, features Alfred Henry Lewis's tale on New York gunmen, and promises mystery romance and adventure.
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