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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
10
Rawlins officials reopen the case to confirm if a boy killed by a train near Solon is Joseph Hubbard. The body was badly mutilated and may require Boston youth parents to travel to Rawlins to verify identity.
Sheridan residents may witness a Jeffries Johnson prize fight on screen as a local theatre firm plans an early month exhibition after no local opposition arose. In Forest, Cecil Richards lost part of a finger while testing a washing machine mechanism, warning others to keep fingers clear of moving parts.
Milatzo and two men claim a successful scam in Cheyenne offering leather and clothing cleaning returning items in better condition. They boast cleaning ladies lace silk waists pongee dresses to look like new at Raymond's Clothes.
Vital statistics list several deaths births and marriages across towns Cambria Buffalo Worland Rawlins Evanston Wright Newcastle Laramie Sheridan Hasin and more. Notable events include Miss Mina Lee Baker injured at a Hulett ball game and a hay crop fire in Farrall destroying forty tons of hay from the 1910 harvest.
Sheridan August 31 report says while driving a team to a heavy wagon the horses ran away, throwing C. C. to the ground and causing unspecified injuries. Local officials say no further details are available at this time.
A fragment describes a fall from a seat and wagon related misadventure with injuries. The text is incomplete and names or specifics remain unclear.
Miss Eutania Connors of Springfield filed a $50 000 breach of promise suit yesterday in Edwardsville against Judge W E Hadley of the Circuit Court. The action stems from a long-term marriage and two children, with the precipe dated August 4 and service waived by Hadley at Three Oaks Michigan.
New York August 31 actress Bernice Henderson, the bride to be of Mr. Augustus Heinze, was welcomed by friends amid wedding chatter. Reports say the couple, long linked on Broadway, plan a marriage soon after Henderson’s arrival from Europe, details yet to be finalized.
Open hostility looms as insurance associations face solvency issues and calls for adequate rates. Missouri Commissioner Blake urges scientific rate standards and strict state supervision to force unworthy societies to conform or cease business.
Chicago officials press for a non electrical automatic brake system to halt trains at open switches or on collision paths. League for Public Safety cites Durand Michigan disaster and calls for rapid testing. Col lard's patented mechanism among recommended options.
Head Organizer Kennedy of the W. O. W. for this district will attend the royal Woodmen meeting tonight and share an interesting account of the organization and its activities.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hilton died yesterday morning of pete fever at their home, 621 West Tenth Street. The body will be interred this morning. Mr. Hilton is employed with the Union Pacific railroad here.
The piece notes that young men, starting life with modest means, assume banks care little for small deposits. It argues bankers understand how easily saving becomes a habit and how rapidly it forms, suggesting banks value consistent savings even from modest amounts.
An offer from a repairman claiming years of experience to diagnose and fix wiring. He promises to carry essential supplies and provide work guarantees. Call to request service or have him call on you.
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