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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1912
Page
6
The article discusses James K Hackets, noted as a United States matinee champion, with uncertain middle name pronunciation. It mentions Popular Magazine and The Sherman Company in a fragmented, unclear context.
Cheyenne High prepares for a big game today against Wheatland in town Ada sends off the team amid an athletic rally in the study hall. The crowd cheered for Jones and Schwiering while speeches praised the squad and its scholars.
A mother’s fright at a choking child is described and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended as a certain cure for croup. The ad urges keeping the product at hand and notes it is available from all dealers via the State Leader Want Ad medium of Wyoming Tryft.
The Cardinals suspend Bresnahan with four years left on his contract as a legal dispute erupts over his removal. Mrs. Britton and club president J C Jones confirm the notice while Bresnahan vows to force the club to honor the deal. Rumors link Miller Huggins as a possible new manager.
The Cheyenne high school expected basketball season opens with good material and several standout players Kell Fowler Sarke Fitz Walker. Girls also set for match games led by Della Hillard Irene Hillard Kina Jerson Anna Presnahen Mittie Guy Mary Nimmo with first team girls earning an OC similar to the boys’ football honor.
A wealthy woman from New York loses jewels valued at about 100000 while traveling with a stranger who offered to escort her home. Charles Smith, a friend of the woman, reports the incident and says a 5000 reward is offered for the return of the pearl necklace and other diamond pieces. The woman fears public scrutiny but hopes the jewels are recovered to avoid legal action.
A United States Public Health Service report notes cholera in India causing 21,306 cases and 10,260 deaths in Madras province alone in August, with other regions suffering similarly though not as severely as past years.
Mission Texas Oct. 24 William J Bryan will soon begin erecting a home on his 200 acre farm at a cost of 100000 plans for the residence have been finished and work will start as soon as the campaigns ended.
A local notice advertises Robinson chocolates priced at 60 cents per pound regular grade and Italian creams at 20 cents per pound. The message appeals to readers with a tongue in cheek warning and a whimsical tone.
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