Hats At Rockwell Water Sells For Eighty Two Dollars
A brief notice from Rockwell Water announces hats are sold for 82.00. It urges readers to visit the campaign manager for related circulation efforts and to monitor continual developments.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1912
Page
16
A brief notice from Rockwell Water announces hats are sold for 82.00. It urges readers to visit the campaign manager for related circulation efforts and to monitor continual developments.
Baseball notes from Hot Springs Arkansas where the Grizzlies plan a one or two game series with the Boston Americans. Hendricks pressures for battle while Clarke and Stahl prepare squads amid warm weather and mountain runs. Harris shows improvement and may rejoin in a short time.
Dallas report notes New York Giants defeated Dallas 11 to 4 with manager McGraw smiling. Artie Latham was released amid pranks noted by the coach as part of Giant play. Local boxing update mentions Kilbane's potential match at Madison Club and Hyland vs Anhels slated for Windsor club.
Governor Carey explains Fort Russell falls under US district law with Wyoming penalties for offenses not banned by federal law. United States District Attorney Ridgley holds sole jurisdiction, assisted by a new aide earning $2000 yearly, limiting Chaplin’s influence over local misconduct. The piece closes with an ad for 82.00 Hat Store at 204 W 17th Street.
Mike Malone North Side Lightweight trains hard for his ten round match with Walt Walters at the Central Tramway club smoker in Denver on Thursday night. Malone weighs in, works six rounds boxing with Madison and Burns and shadows. Walters also trains strong at the Tramway club, buoyed by a large crowd and belief he will win.
Peter O. Peterson was found dead in Bitter Creek near the M street bridge about 4 PM Sunday. He had tied hands with suspenders and left a note about drawing his time early this month. He came from Cumberland and leaves a daughter in Grand Canyon Arizona and a son in Calier Montana.
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