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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
5
Chicago report by State ory Inspector Davies details a Chicago woman and her old daughter living on about 40 cents daily, just enough for food and shelter. The family faced long hours from dawn to evening and earned roughly $4 per week before desertion by the husband.
Notice states on West 26th 1910 Crown Billd Material Company is incorporated in Wyoming to engage in Wadlariog and building material trade. Capital 26000 dollars, term fifty years, 250 shares, 8 directors. Principal office Cheyenne Wyoming. Agent Hugo Donzelmann. Date August 1940.
Inspector Davies states Greenberg will be prosecuted for forcing a woman to work more than ten hours daily and employing a child under fourteen. The accused business reportedly operated in filthy conditions. Potential fines include 29 dollars per day for overtime and 6 to 600 dollars for child labor law violations.
Judge Septimus J Hanna of Co D and First Church of Christ Scientist Boston speaks at the Dlks Home Sunday September 4 at 2 pm. Public invited admission free. Also Sherman Co advertises fine wallpaper.
The Atlas presents a new program headlined by Bert Wiggan a comedian cartoonist and juggler. The act features a theatrical turn titled The Goddess of Light with music and motion pictures also featured.
Work in all departments of the public schools will begin Tuesday September 6. All unclassified etic. Any student who desires to take examinations should report to the Superintendent in the High School building on Friday morning September 2 at 9 o'clock. Stockwell, Supt, City Schools.
The Becker hotel on Fifteenth street near Carey avenue has just been completed. It features a handsome facade and a large electric sign with two hundred tungsten lamps, a restaurant bar, twenty six modern rooms some with private baths, enamelware with hot and cold water, steam heating, and ample accommodations for traveling men. The block from Capitol Street to Carey avenue shows heavy improvements including the new Kabis cafe building and other renovations in progress, enhancing the city’s appearance for visitors and residents.
An old advertisement for Lafave's Recon Structural Cure promotes a tonic claiming to ease nerves fatigue anxiety and various ailments. It lists symptoms such as restlessness heart palpitations blue mood and digestive issues and names Lys the Le Fares and Palace Drug Store in Cheyenne as points of purchase.
Free pencil box with school shoes at Wasser man’s. Socialist speaker William T. Brown to lecture in Cheyenne. Decree granted in divorce action: Dentfis E Henry granted divorce from inmama Henry on grounds of desertion. Superintendent John Dywer of Colorado & Southern Railroad departed for a brief trip to Denver. Fall from scaffold at Congregational church. Touls Fitzgerald sustained a badly bruised leg.
The Cheyenne public schools set the 1910-11 term to begin at 9 am on September 6 with students reporting for examinations at 9 am the day before under Superintendent Stockwell. The piece notes summer activities and prepares for the return to classes.
Three brothers Ay BR and W Cunningham convicted of stealing coal from Union Pacific at Pine Bluffs, each fined 50 dollars and costs by Justice Mann. Florence, charged with hitting a soldier at Frontier Park, released on 200 dollar bond pending preliminary hearing before Justice Padgett. Marriage licenses issued to William Hall and Deasie B Harold of Cheyenne, Forest Coon of Sioux City Iowa and Miss Margaret L Gorman of Hereford. Funeral services for Otto Kurth held at Gleason chapel with burial at Lakeview cemetery.
A. BE. Nye visits Cheyenne representing the American Press. Sheriff L Hughes and Attorney W B Ross return from Pine Bluff after the Cunningham brothers trial. Duck hunting season opens in Wyoming with locals planning outings. K Bara a Japanese worker for Union Pacific dies in St Johns Hospital from appendicitis and is buried at Lakeview. A Christian Science lecture is to be given at the Elks Home by Judge Sep Michapene of Colorado Springs. Albert Barnett goes to Cody to lead a survey outfit for three months.
Preparations for the new term include steel ceilings repainted brickwork and updated interiors in four Toome two corridors South Side and west side buildings. High school adds steel ceilings drinking fountains varnished seats and oiling of floors. Pure artesian water will be supplied. city water used for drinking will be avoided until purification is complete.
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