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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1910
Page
8
Ten weeks into a world walking tour, J. M. White of Fort Scott Kansas reaches Cheyenne. He aims to complete the 16 month trek with postcard and photo sales funding expenses. White says a Fort Scott paper backs his circumnavigation bid.
On Friday afternoon and evening the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church hosts its annual bazaar in the church parlors. The event features useful and fancy articles for sale, an art exhibit, a food sale, and light refreshments served in both afternoon and evening.
An old advertisement touts Diapepsia as a rapid cure for indigestion and related stomach discomfort. It promises relief within five minutes, urges asking a pharmacist for a 50 cent box, and claims no souring or gas will remain. The copy also mentions associated items like a 60 cent case and a cheese-tinted confections sale.
In Washington on November 29 the government announced the sale of the famous ship Illluck Shy valued at more than 15 dollars. The sale, conducted by the navy, follows a bidding process ending today.
Open bidding or meeting notice appears with unclear details due to OCR errors. The readable fragments show a time related to ten and a date in January or a January-like marker. No clear entities or actions to confirm from the fragment.
George 8. Walker secretary of the Wyoming Wool Growers association leaves for Sheridan for the annual convention. C L Beatty Pine Bluffs bank manager visits Cheyenne. Dr C E Verry secretary of the state sheep commissioners attends the Sheridan gathering. State Geologist Edwin Hall arrives from Lusk. Thomas Willetts circulation manager of the State Leader leaves home after typhoid fever. J M O Hara of Laramie among recent arrivals. Mr and Mrs J T Eager of Casper visiting in the city. Lew Lyons of Carpenter also in town.
Plans are prepared to extend the Paxton Gallagher warehouse between the Union Pacific and Hurlingke. The addition will be forty feet long with a full basement and will expand the structure.
Real estate ad notes neat two inch bungalows available with terms offered by J. M. Newman. Telephone contact 206 block 25. Syrup of White Pine With Tar advertised at The Palace Pharmacy as a known remedy for coughs and colds.
Report mentions a 20 percent sale at Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co on suits cloaks and furs. A stray paragraph notes Kid McCoy’s location after a sudden departure from New York and a letter to his partner John Kennedy saying he is on a camping trip with details unclear and damaged.
The War Department granted Fort Russell permission to send a troop of cavalry to the January Denver horse show. Denver breeders and farmers expect a large turnout to view the remount stock and learn the standard for the Army’s equine needs.
Open by wing until 10. OCR fragment lists incomplete timing and unclear subject. No identifiable names or places present to specify the event or organization involved.
The opening 1910 season game will be played Saturday evening December 10 at Keefe ball between the A C team and La Payette Calo high school. La Fayette is billed as a top Rocky Mountain outfit. Local lineup includes Moulton center Lamm right forward Klett left forward Hawes right guard and McInerney left guard.
The Inter Ocean hotel barber shop was sold by William Hoshaw to former Alderman Harry Gates. Gates takes possession at once but will not be in active charge. The shop is well equipped and has enjoyed solid patronage since opening several months ago.
The board reports the brand law is so tightly drawn that no new brands can avoid conflicts with about 10 000 existing brands in the state office. After reviewing the tangled brand affairs the matter was sent to the attorney general and sales of new brands postponed until legislative relief. The board considers modifying the 1999 brand act before new filings in Wyoming.
The board of livestock commissioners outlines funding gaps under the 1909 brand law and describes efforts to record brands across counties. Secretary Thos F Durbin reports the office is in order and capable of locating brand records quickly, while a bill is proposed to relieve conditions and enable faster brand recording before the end of the term.
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