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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
15
The article recounts Prof Davidson's birthday celebration in San Francisco on May 11 as his vision, long impaired by a catarrhal condition, briefly improved after two operations over six months. He expressed deep emotion upon recognizing his family and fans, following renewed sight.
A chaotic Chicago column links Halley’s Comet with a rising crime trend as a gunman era grows. The article narrates a night-time lure by the lakefront resulting in robberies and warns readers of attackers using celestial imagery to tempt victims.
A dense grid of classified items lists buy and sale notices, rooms for rent, properties for sale, ranch listings, lost and found posts, and professional notices. Names like G S Oliver, H artung & R n b Go, and 1707 Ferguson Street appear with contact details and prices for parcels, houses, and equipment.
City of Cheyenne invites sealed bids for tapping the water mains for one year from date of contract. Bids due May 17, 1910 at 6 p.m. must include price per tap and a $25 cash or certified check. Bids marked Proposals for Tapping Water Mains to be sent to the City Clerk.
Classified listing shows several homes with different room counts from three to seven. Entries note prices from 1,050 to 31,000 and payments including rent figures and full lot details. Some text is garbled but references J. D. and address 221 W. Yalanr appear as identifiers.
Westbound and southbound trains listed with numbers, routes, and scheduled arrival and departure times. Includes No. 17 Flyer Omaha to Portland, No. 1 Overland Limited, No. 9 Fast Mail, No. 8 California Express, No. 6 Oregon Express, No. 4 Atlantic, No. 10 Fast Mail, and local freight services, plus connections from Denver, Chicago Burlington and Quincy, and Colorado and Southern.
A fragmented OCR note indicates the Hot-Ha-Tot Twip began in Kanana City on December 1st. It references a local event launch with unclear details.
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