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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1910
Page
12
A brief line lists an office phone as 93 and a Bodely editor’s phone number 5458, indicating contact details in the period publication. The fragment implies internal communication notes or staff contact references within the newspaper.
An old critique argues a press driven scheme aims to manufacture Roosevelt sentiment for a presidential return from Africa to the United States. It alleges coordination by a New York committee, with mimeographed dispatches and staged events to foster public enthusiasm for ex President Roosevelt.
An OCR fragment hints at a famous saying about grain and reputation, mention of advertisement. Readable text suggests a discussion of enduring wisdom and marketing or public notice language from a bygone era.
Reports from New Orleans describe heavy fighting on both sides as events unfold tonight. Representatives of Beth Radri and the provisional government of Nicaragua announce mediation efforts but claim no victor yet.
A garbled Denver Post ad seeks a detective for mental troubles with the name Mation J Wolfe of Cheyenne. Reported sightings tie a person of that name to the city days ago before heading toward North Platte. The fragmentary text is unclear about exact actions or individuals.
A lettered list notes several visitors arriving in Cheyenne including Mrs Charles Borger and William McIntyre of Stiosfon. Merriam from Mentia and L B Weed from Bur rise join the city scene. Griffin from Bear Creole, RL Osborne of Rock Springs, and Mr and Mrs A C Tyly are also in Cheyenne.
Atlas opening Monday matinees feature The Polleys with a pantomime act and live sketches by Peter Byer, Dolph and Susie Levine, and Treehand portraiture. Prof. Dupn projects atlas subjects. Mrs. Becky Little directs the Atlas orchestra for the first half of the week. Sherman Co paints at Atlas.
The item notes a postponed game between two teams and a morning meeting at the Industrial Club to discuss forming a concert band with Prof. Vitale in attendance. Also reported are Supreme Court motions involving Charles Gowwin, a revised Burlington time card, Judge Riner’s return from Denver, a degree conferment, and a June 12 remembrance ceremony with lodges marching to cemeteries.
Barber shops will close at 11 a.m. for decoration pay. Watch for the yellow wagon. Paper distribution at Shesman Co.
Thomas Garcia, a four year old boy, slipped at the head of a timber flume in the Graham mountains yesterday. He fell into the water and was carried rapidly down the flume like an express train, sustaining singed face and arms but no serious injuries.
A fragment announces timber sales covering heavy lumber of all grades for indoor and outdoor building. It mentions house factory, barn, or fancy work and stresses well cared for stock with competitive prices, inviting buyers to compare figures.
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