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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1910
Page
4
The pledge supports a nonpartisan government across state institutions including education, law enforcement, and charity. It calls for liberal funding with strict efficiency to reduce waste and raise overall state efficiency.
A city statement warns residents of upcoming steps regarding the North Crow Creek water system pollution and Gravite Gyrines reservoir measures. Officials indicate a temporary permit for the new treatment plant will allow the revised water supply to proceed.
Officials tout north Crow creek as an improvement yet warn against assuming the water is pure artesian stockpond runoff. Residents previously boiling city water or avoiding it should keep precautions as the system draws directly from open streams near Lomans habitation and livestock facilities.
The article reflects on Cheyenne’s exclusion from a 1910 census list while noting the city’s rising appeal as a residence. It calls for progressive Wyoming legislation, comments on typhoid precautions, and contemplates rail expansion linking east and west. It also satirizes political figures and local turbulence with a tone of contemporary concern.
A fragmented notice notes plans for a rafting trip tied to Wellington and adoption of a Wyoming party’s approach. It mentions Mr Toft and a pursuit of a hike, with references to roubles and tying the event to local institutions.
A Baltimore Sun poem about a girl who revives worn toys for a child who has died. She repairs the sword trumpet drum and dolls, then distributes them with care as Christmas nears, hoping to bring warmth to humble homes. The piece honors mercy and generosity amid loss.
Dolora Corte Downs known as Queen Etella of the Gonzales tribe of Spaniards in Apaln died in a sanitarium at Santa Montes from opinal monigine contracted by overwork. She was 46 and author of Many Magdalias. Her tribe, numbering about 6000 families, will choose a new ruler. Her renaming tokens to Spain and the tribe’s badge will be sent back.
Washington report notes Maryland at 1 04 4500 residents up 9 percent from 1 188 044 in 1900 Nebraska totals 1 192 214 up 11 8 percent over 1900 figures Mudth Minnesota population listed as 78 406 up 48 1 percent from 12 269 in 1900 Collier's White Load at Sherman Co
A man who arrived from San Diego four weeks ago registered as George Brows of Denver. He wore a belt pocket containing $160 found at the scene.
Wealthy pioneers in Greeley Colorado discuss forming a Borrowed Time club after the death of the last member of such an organization in Havanstony. The plan honors those who have lived three score and ten years, with the remainder of life dedicated to Christian work and relief.
For sale furniture for rooms and hotel. J M Newman advertises items for rent or sale. Phone 200. Location block indicates property near main street.
A 65 year old man was found dead yesterday on Grant rat bluff overlooking the ocean in Santa Barbara California. A revolver was in his right hand and a note asking for rest and thanks was found with him. The note read Find 150 on me Lay me away decently.
A pupil Rufus clashes with a strict teacher who views him as mischievous. He argues using imperfect speech and learns a lesson about patience and discipline in a classroom setting.
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