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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1910
Page
13
In Riverton Iowa on October 24 Mr Magaw driving a traction engine plunged it through a bridge with a coal wagon pinned between them. The steering device saved his life by preventing the wagon from crushing him though he suffered hip bruises. Partner Mr Shull was absent. The engine remained in the ditch as the creek took the bridge.
Harold Vanspy and his wife spent three hours using garden tools to dig up and kill forty seven rattlesnakes in Sienny Hollow near Edson. The skins will be cured for sale. The find occurred Oct 24 in Sherman Co.
Miss Ethel Ming of Phoenix is the only girl page at any constitutional convention in the United States. She sits beside the convention president on the platform with two boy pages, earning five dollars a day and enjoying the unique distinction despite initial fright. She wanted to be a clerk but was made a page after clerical spots ran out across thirteen Arizona counties.
Footwear shop Wasserman advertises shoe purchases with free shining service. Parlor hours note opening in the afternoon only.
In Marysville Ohio on October 24 a Black laborer in the Benevolent and Protective Order of The Walkers told L W McAllister he would not work further. He claimed a white man with a revolver forced him to stop claiming future harm would come if more work was done. McAllister doubted the tale.
New York reports a call from the National Audubon Society urging preservation of wild birds to curb the seventeen year cicada outbreak expected next spring. Birds such as sparrows, robins, tanagers, goldfinches, and nuthatches are cited as key natural pest destroyers in the coming invader swarms.
Queen the 87 year old African elephant weighing 7650 pounds killed Robert S Shields, a self styled animal trainer, after he attempted to feed her. Shields entered the barn with an elephant prong and was trampled, the creature trained by Frank J L Robbins show for four years. Charles Curtis, her regular trainer, was not present in the barn.
Vintage ad claims Pape's Diapepsin cures indigestion in five minutes and relieves heartburn gas belching and stomach misery. It urges households to stock the 50 cent bottle and promises rapid, complete relief from indigestion and related symptoms.
Oct 4 report from Ghiengo notes Alum shydwielh and latest velition with $1 price change. A novel scheme for debt dilation was submitted yesterday and Ching Stug, restaurant proprietor on West Roadalph street, was attested. The tone hints at a curb on trade and unusual actions drawing attention to a mysterious autumn sequence.
A special meeting of Carpenter's Union No. 469 is scheduled for Tuesday evening October 25. The notice cites importance and names G R McKinstry as the point of contact.
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