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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1910
Page
15
A cluttered ad page lists classified rates for cash and credit ads, a free three insertions offer for job seekers, and various local notices. It includes WANTED a good waitress at Shirley Cafe, addresses in Cheyenne, and listings for rentals, sales, and services. Also contains railroad time tables and multiple attorney and business listings with contact details.
Public notice from November 1910 calling the general election in Laramie County Wyoming. Nominates officers for statewide and county positions including Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Supreme Court Justice, U S Representatives, State Senators, Representatives, and county offices. Also seeks votes on amendments to Article XV Section 9 of Wyoming Constitution regarding the State Board of Equalization. Signed by William Storey and Edward Artist, November 6.
Detroit doctors describe a remarkable case of 11 year old Johnnie Green who survived a bullet wound that made a hole temple to temple behind the eyeballs. The injury occurred Thursday while he and Burley Paine were playing Indian. Though desperate, the boy remains conscious and may survive with possible sight restoration.
Miss Clara Stanley heir to her father's fortune will wed Thomas Francis Behan, who until recently served as her chauffeur. The match faces opposition from family and friends despite her wealth and the couple's planned marriage in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, on October 31.
The tax list of Cheyenne Wyoming for 1910 has been delivered for collection. All persons listed must pay their taxes by November 18, 1910 or the treasurer may proceed to collect by distress and sale of personal property. D. S. Swan, City Treasurer. Cheyenne Oct 18, 1910.
Wichita, October 1 The disappearance of Judd T. Williams after he left for Hutchinson grows more puzzling as his wife receives a Denver postmark letter claiming he is held prisoner there and threatened with death by his captors.
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