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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
13
Omaha reports the Back to the Soil movement expanding in eastern cities as people seek farm life. The Chicago Land Show indoor expo drew over 100000 visitors in sixteen days, aiding colonization and land development across the south and west.
The article urges urban residents to seek productive soil and agricultural education. It highlights the National Land and Irrigation exposition in Pittsburg October 17 to 29 with exhibits from all states, lectures by top professors, and demonstrations of irrigation, farming structures, and tools. It notes the show’s goal to boost districts and aid families seeking relief from city life.
Newark Ohio September 1 a young man Myrtle Wright suffered sleeping sickness recurring five times in six years culminating in death after a two week illness. He first contracted during the Spanish American War with the Fourth Ohio regiment sleeping for three weeks in 1904 and again in 1905 and 1906 losing weight as he slept. His latest spell lasted two weeks and began in Belgium where he traveled recently. his parents reside in St John Oregon.
Judge Septimus J. Manone E D of the board of the Piret Church of Cherian ntiet in Boston will give a free public lecture at the Wits' Home on Sunday September 4 at 4 PM.
Cheyenne merchants offer hundreds of valuable prizes totaling about 95 00 for Labor Day contests at Pioneer park Monday afternoon. Local labor unions boost celebration interest as merchants including Andy Roedel Hoffman Bros Miller Jewelry Co and more contribute prizes such as cigars candy jewelry beer and other goods to winners.
A long, fragmented list shows numerous firms and products including suits, rings, jewelry, clothing, tobacco, flour, photos, inkstands, baskets, and groceries. It notes several brand names and prices such as $6 suit cases, $3.50 pipes, $5 rugs, $10 knives and forks, and $9 perfume box, with items from Jankosky & Urban, Niveth Jewelry, Union Merc, Rockwell, Billy Walker, Sands Drug, A. J. Gereke, and Capitol Market among others. The passage reads like a retail inventory or advertisement compilation.
Governor B. B. Brooks appoints delegates to the National Dry Farming Congress to be held in Spokane on October 3. Appointees include H. L. Burnett Wilson McBride J. A. Moore and many others from Buffalo Worland Cody Cheyenne Casper Casper Sheridan Laramie Rock Springs Pine Bluffs Douglas and nearby towns.
Eight year old Cheria Winifrey Stone of Palo Alto speaks fluently in English and nine other languages. Her father is Col J B Stoner of the U S Marine Hospital service, and she has mastered multiple tongues including French Spanish Latin Esperanto German Russian Polish Italian and Japanese.
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