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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1910
Page
2
Deaths list includes Mary E. Made nD, Carl J. Bloom, and Misa Warchock aged 14 in Casper. Births record a Douglas boy to Charles and Mrs Slichter, and a Casper infant named Troy to Hal Ford and spouse.
Douglas reports a rare shortage of domestic workers as married women leave employment to start homes. Wealthy matrons compete for remaining maids while many girls marry. the trend strains households. In Laramie a flood of rain damages fish ponds and prompts a request to Seine the stream. Caspar notes an accidental gun injury to a sheepherder. State Senator Crumbine remains seriously ill after a pneumonia scare following a Pennsylvania visit.
In Kulds Ire Houses Laramie area, the Pacific Figel Express line plans construction of several ice houses and a winter work force to harvest ice from the Laramie river for use in their cars. Gas fields near Oil City promise gas supply to Sheridan city as wells show doubled flow recently. Near Douglas a sheep herder, Joe Vernesi, fell from a ranch house roof and suffered internal injuries requiring possible surgery.
The Nawio aul and The Comedy Couple headline a lively Cheyenne night. Josephing Saxkou and her Kids deliver playful tunes, while Maybeila Bakur adds a powerful vocal set, as audience appreciation runs high at the Atlas stage.
Review notes a lively musical comedy with a farcical book and tuneful songs by William Frederieck Peters. It praises the merriment over plot, citing twenty eight weeks of audience delight at the Whitney Opera House Chicago and mentions a Wednesday night show at Capitol Ave Theatre.
Ad miral Charles R Roglker retired dies at 69 in Salitane New York reports say Paul De Caville and Mrs Lea Hill wed in Salt Lake then honeymoon to Paris before settling there Rebecca Harding Davis mother of novelist Richard Harding Davis dies at Mount Kiosco New York aged 80 born in Washington state and noted for Live in the Iron Mills
San Francisco reports on the electric influence experiments led by Prof. Silas Wentworth of Los Gatos. The brief item notes ongoing tests and potential applications of new electrical theories.
On his experimental farm near Roseville the farmer reports that electricity will more than double the number of lambs and greatly increase wool yield over the last year.
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