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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1910
Page
4
A brief item lists contact numbers including Office Phone 93 and Bodely Editor's Phone 5458, suggesting a local newsroom or desk directory. The readable details provide two phone lines for internal contact. No further context given.
A Denver newspaper analysis reveals a covert campaign to induce former President Roosevelt to return from Africa via the Far East and U S West Coast. It describes press manipulation and staged dispatches funded by a New York committee to create public enthusiasm for Roosevelt’s return and a Taft successor celebration.
A fragmented OCR line references a famous adage about grain and advertising. The readable portion hints at a historical warning or proverb but provides no clear event, date, or entities. The text preserves a mid sentence emphasis on marketing or speech without full context.
Report from New Orleans cites heavy fighting with an oddity on both sides. Tonight representatives of Beth Radri and the provisional government of Nicaragua announce demonstrations. Neither side claims victory.
Fragmentary clipping notes an ad offering a detective for mental troubles with a name attributed to J. Wolfe of Cheyenne. The item mentions a possible party of that name in Denver and another in Cherbonne area, with a reference to a move toward North Platte.
Local items note Mrs Charles R Borger and William McIntyre of Stiosfon visiting Cheyenne. Merriam of Méntia is in town. L B Weed arrived from Bur rise lame. C om Griffin came from Bear Creole last night. RL Osborne of Rock Springs arrived yesterday. Mr and Mrs A C Tyly are visiting Cheyenne.
Atlas opening Monday's matinee features The Polleys with a mix of pantomime acts and drawings by Peter Byer. Dolph and Susie Levine perform amusing art and Treehand portraits with simultaneous song. Prof Dupn projects Atlas subjects while Mrs Becky Little directs the Atlas orchestra for the first half of the week.
City notes report a postponed game between the Orahmen's Oxfords and Women's white canvas oxfords amid a meeting planned at the Industrial club to discuss forming a current band with Prof. Vitale assisting. Other items include Supreme Court activity, Burlington schedule changes, Judge Riner's Denver visit, and a reminder of Joint Memorial exercises set for June 12.
Barber shops will close at 11 a.m. for decoration pay. Watch for the yellow wagon. Paper having at Shesman Co.
A youth named Thomas Garcia, a ten year old from Tinttoh, rode a flume for a mile and a half in Graham mountains yesterday. He slipped into the water and was swept rapidly to the end, receiving burns to the face and arms but escaping serious injury.
Readable fragment lists heavy timbers and lumber of various grades for indoor outdoor use. Mentions house factory barn and well cared for stock. Indicates pricing comparisons but lacks clear figures or complete details.
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