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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1910
Page
13
Personal items note M R Johnston of Wheatland in the city. G Walker, Lewis Manewal and Adolph Braunschweig plan a day of fishing in the mountains west of town.
Invitations announce the wedding of J. A. Delfelder president of the Wyoming Wool Growers Association and Mrs. Evelyn Hartman of Denver on Wednesday October 19 at Walton Wyoming.
A traveling Soils Special lecture train stops in Osceola attracting 200 students and women as speakers cover soil elements, soil erosion, rotation, and fertilizers. The program draws large crowds, with 000s of attendees across events and broad publicity from major newspapers. The train offers free lectures and distributes farm literature to promote soil improvement statewide.
Judge Carey denounces graft in Wyoming politics, pledges to retire if he is proved to have wrongfully taken any public funds. He criticizes state spending under Governor Brooks, urges direct primary and Australian ballot reforms, and blasts political influence at the University of Wyoming. He vows to work with Democrats and emphasizes accountability.
Diamonds jewelry and clothing valued at six thousand dollars disappeared from Mr and Mrs Abraham Steins home at 1068 Fifth Avenue last Thursday. The new Boston hired servant is suspected as detectives search for the thief and recover the items.
Mrs Emma Erakine Papin of New York City told students at the national religious training school in Durham that negro literacy has risen to 96 percent. She noted ten years ago 92 percent were illiterate and cited progress over the decade as evidence of improved educational access for black Americans. Over one hundred students are enrolled at the school, which trains negro ministers and medical missionaries.
In Provo Utah on October 14 two female employees of the El Dorado Woolen Mills company were burned near a boiling dye tank. MH B Johnston died within minutes and J I Ne beker died soon after from injuries suffered in the accident.
A political party statement expresses intent to return the state to a condition it once contemplated. The remark underscores a desire to revive foundational goals and governance standards envisioned previously.
In St Louis Missouri on October 14 officials warn that farmers waking late and delivering milk to railheads by 6 am disrupts supply, contributing to higher retail prices. Milk was raised by a cent per quart, and cream followed with a four cent per half pint increase.
Hartlepool England October 14 The steamship Cranford wrecked in the North Sea with heavy loss of life Twenty five bodies washed ashore this morning wearing life belts marked Cranford It is feared forty one on board perished and there were sixty three people on the vessel The washing ashore of the twenty five bodies was the first intimation of the disaster
Miss Emma Koensburg aged 29, reportedly related to well known St. Louis residents, was found dead in a gas-filled room at a Chicago boarding house. Officials say death appears to be related to personal safety amid a prior illness.
Salem Massachusetts October 14. Mrs W Li Taft visits Salem hospital where Wilfried A Crowell a six year old boy son of William Crowell is receiving treatment after being struck by a motor vehicle.
Crowell, a local boy, suffered bruises and cuts yesterday when struck by a White House automobile. Hospital officials told Mrs. Taft the child is not in danger. The accident happened as Mrs. Taft returned from Boston, the second White House car incident since the president’s family arrived in Beverly this year.
Classified notice asking buyers to make terms on a five room modern bungalow in Sherman County. Contact via phone 206 BLK 16 for details about the sale.
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