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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
13
State ory Inspector Davies reports a Chicago mother and her child living on about 40 cents a day. The woman and daughter work long hours from early morning to evening for about $4 a week, with an infant to feed. Deserted husband complicates their plight and the employer faces likely action.
Notice states on West 26th 1910 Crown Billd Material Company is incorporated in Wyoming to engage in Wadlariog building materials and construction. Capital stock 26000 dollars, term fifty years, 250 shares, eight directors James H Vidgou Paul D Dargall Charles I Potter. Principal office in Cheyenne Wyoming. agent Hugo Donzelmann. August 1940.
Inspector Davies says Greenberg will be prosecuted for forcing a woman to work over ten hours daily and employing a child under 14. He cites filthy conditions and notes possible fines from 6 to 600 dollars plus 29 dollars for each day Mrs Barrow worked beyond ten hours.
Judge Septimus J Hanna of Co D will speak at the Dlks Home on Sunday September 4 at 2 p m. The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston masses invites the public to attend free of charge. Also notes Sherman Co offers fine wallpaper.
The Atlas premieres a new program tonight featuring Bert Wiggan, comedian, cartoonist and juggler, joined by Haverly and Wells and the Rappellings from Cheyenne. A "Goddess of Light" act of music and motion pictures completes the program at the Atlas.
Work in all departments of the public schools will begin Tuesday September 6. All unclassified pupils desiring to take examinations should report at the High School building to the Superintendent on Friday morning September 2 at 9 o clock. Stockwell Superintendent City Schools.
Readers are urged to view the extensive improvements along Fifteenth Street from Capitol to Carey avenues near depots. The Becker hotel is finished with a grand front and two hundred tungsten lamps lighting the area at night. The building houses a grill, restaurant, bar, and twenty six rooms with private baths and enamel fixtures. steam heat and electric lighting serve all interiors.
An old advertisement from Lys thie Le Fares at Palace Drug Store in Cheyenne promotes Lafave's recon structive cure and a great system tonic. It asks if readers are restless nervous irritable with symptoms like heart palpitations faint feelings and low energy. The copy suggests remedies for indigestion dyspepsia constipation and bilious issues.
Free pencils and rosers offered with school shoes at Wasser man’s. William T Brown to lecture on Socialism in Cheyenne. E Henry granted a divorce decree from E Henry on grounds of desertion. Superintendent John Dywer of Colorado & Southern left for Denver. Fitzgerald fell from a scaffold at the Congregational church, injuring leg.
The city schools prepare to start the 1910-11 term on September 6 at 9 am with students returning to class and examinations for unclassified students scheduled for 9 am the day before under Superintendent S. Stockwell.
Three brothers Ay BR and W. Cunnigham were fined $50 and $50 costs each by Justice Mann after being convicted of stealing coal from the Union Pacific at Pine Bluffs. Florence, charged with hitting a soldier at Frontier Park, was released on $200 bond and will face a preliminary hearing before Justice Padgett. Marriage licenses issued for William Hall and Deasie B Harold of Cheyenne and Forest Coon of Sioux City with Margaret L Gorman of Hereford, Iowa. Funeral services for Otto Kurth held at Gleason chapel with burial at Lakeview Cemetery.
A. Be. Nye, cousin of the late Bill Nye, travels to Cheyenne as representative of the American Press in efforts connected to the association. Sheriff L Hughes and Attorney W B Ross return from Pine Bluff after the Cunningham brothers trial. Duck season opens in Wyoming with locals planning duck hunts. K Bara a Japanese laborer for Union Pacific dies at St John’s Hospital from appendicitis and is interred at Lakeview cemetery. A Christian Science lecture is planned at the Elks Home by Judge Sep Michapene of Colorado Springs. Albert Barnett heads a Cody outfitting crew for a three month mission laying oil pipelines.
Students return as school buildings receive upgrades including steel ceilings, repainted brickwork, new drinking fountains, oiling of floors, and added fire extinguishers. Artesian water will be supplied for drinking while city water is avoided for safety until purification is ensured.
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