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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1910
Page
5
M R Johnston from Wheatland is in the city. G Walker Lewis Manewal and Adolph Braunschweig plan to spend today fishing in the mountains west of town.
Invitations from Cheyenne announce the wedding of J. A. Delfelder president of the Wyoming Wool Growers association and Mrs Evelyn Hartman of Denver to be held Wednesday October 19 at Walton Wyoming.
Osceola audience of students and women hears Prof G Holden and team on soils topics. The "Soils Special" train on the Q lines carries abundant soil literature and aims to boost soil elements rotation, fertilizers, drainage, and soil preservation. Demand grows as crowds of 000s attend, with free lectures and widespread press coverage.
Judge Carey denounces graft while defending his record and pledges to retire if any scandal ties to his life. He criticizes state spending under Governor Brooks, questions capital costs, and calls for direct primary and Australian ballot laws. He cites the State University lands dispute and Unity with Democrats.
Diamonds jewelry and clothing worth 6000 dollars disappear from Mr and Mrs Abraham Stein at 1068 Fifth Avenue last Thursday. Butler Antonio Ruiz blamed for hiring a new man who is now missing after a disorder in the servants' rooms. Detectives from the Bureau, led by Inspector Russell, search for the thief.
Mrs Emma Erakine Papin of New York City told students at the National Religious Training School in Durham that illiteracy among African Americans dropped from 8 percent ten years ago to 4 percent today. She noted over one hundred students are enrolled, with the school training negro ministers and medical missionaries.
In Provo Utah on October 14 two female dye house workers at the Dattos Woolen Mills fell into a boiling dye tank. MH Johnston died within minutes and J Ne besk er is not expected to survive.
A fragment quotes Republicans arguing for returning the state to the condition originally contemplated. The line suggests a pledge to restore governance or policies aligned with past intentions.
In St Louis on October 14 officials blame farmer reluctance to milk early, delivering milk to stations before 6 am. An initial one cent quart rise preceded a four cent half pint and four cent per quart cream increase, driving up retail prices for milk and cream used in porridge and coffee.
North Sea disaster for the steamship Cranford as twenty five bodies wash ashore at Hartlepool with life belts marked Cranford. Authorities fear sixty three aboard may have perished with forty one confirmed dead and sixty three believed aboard.
Miss Emma Koensburg aged 29, relatives from St Louis noted, was found dead in a gas filled room at a boarding house in Chicago. Officials say death appears personal safety related and that she had been ill prior.
Salem Massachusetts October 14 Mrs W Li Taft visited Salem hospital anxious over six year old Wilfried A Crowell son of William Crowell struck by car earlier today. New injuries not disclosed, condition listed as serious but stable.
Crowell of this city suffered bruises and cuts yesterday when struck by a White House automobile. Hospital authorities told Mrs. Taft the boy was in no danger. The accident happened as Mrs. Taft returned from Boston and was the second White House car involved in Beverly since the presidential family arrived this year.
Classified note offers a five room modern bungalow for sale with buyer-driven terms. Includes contact phone 206 BLK 16 and mention of Sherman Co. for paints or related supplies.
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