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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1910
Page
2
Washington dispatch notes the Porto Rico government annual report praising confidence in business and investment growth. It states the island has denser population than all states and territories except Massachusetts, with census projections over 1,100,000.
Explanation of the mysterious disappearance of Charles Gebhart of Iowa City, a Johnson County settler who last used oxen, states he died at sea aboard a ship and was buried in the Atlantic. The message reached focal friends today, one year after his disappearance.
A speaker attacks the Brooks administration over Wyoming government expenses, arguing costs increased about eleven hundred dollars daily and more than forty five dollars per hour. W. FE. Mullen endorses the administration as the apparent best interest for taxpayers.
Leroy Trimble, 14, killed himself at his mother's home after selecting hymns for his funeral and naming pallbearers. He drank carbolic acid, left notes to his sister and a friend outlining funeral wishes including songs God Be With You Till We Meet Again and Where the Living Waters Flow. His mother found the body in the kitchen after returning from her daughter's home where she had spent the night.
Madrid reports largely attended meetings in memory of Francisco Ferrer the alleged revolutionist shot by the government on Oct 13 1909. Republican and Socialist deputies addressed the gatherings across Spain Thursday.
Fragmentary notice mentions sewing a wireroom and a modern bungalow project. Includes odd phrase Make your own derms and a phone number fragment 206 Bik with Gold Paluty at German Co.
An old notice from Palmer's advertises a promotional coupon valid for a photo of the holder. It mentions a 85.50 meal ticket price and a $5.00 value, with the coupon entitling the bearer to a free photo and running from October 10, 1940 to January 12, 1911.
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