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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1910

Page

13

Spiral Red Drum Invented by J Happ of This City

Local inventor J Happ, brother of Hiram Sapp, patents a Spiral Red Drum with a clearance construction and steel spring rod to preserve head elasticity. Tested by Fort D A Russell musicians and city drummers, the instrument reportedly delivers strong volume and fine tone. Positive testimonials from Offie Downs, David R Strebe, and A D Alutola bolster claims, with plans for local manufacture.

Fourth Field Artillery Orchestra Fort D. A. Russell Capitol Ave J. Happ Hiram Sapp Sapp Offie Downs Cheyenne Pioneer David R. Strebe Fourth Field Artillery Band Fort D. A. Russell Wyo A. D.alutola

Senator Fleins Dentes Daughter Wil Wed

Emphatic denial from Senator Elkins rejects rumors he will travel to Paris and that his daughter Katherine will wed the Duke of Abruzzi or be presented at the Italian court. The note also refutes claims of her becoming a countess. Pluteburg, Pa. report.

Wil Pluteburg Elkins Paris Katherine Abruzzi Liis

Marriage License Issued to Derrick and Lockard of Cheyenne

A marriage license was issued yesterday to Wilbert M. Derrick and Miss Alta Lockard, both of Cheyenne. The Epworth League social at the Methodist church tonight will feature a brief entertaining program. Paymaster Major Morris K. Barrell will begin paying troops at Fort Russell today.

Wilbert M. Derrick Alta Lockard Cheyenne Epworth League Methodist Church Morris K. Barrell Fort Russel, Cb

Victor Toffee Joins Theodore Netter at Sodergreen Ranch

After Game And Fish, Victor Toffee travels with his uncle Theodore Netter of Philadelphia to the Sodergreen ranch to spend the remainder of September hunting and fishing.

Victor Toffee Theodore Netter Philadelphia Sodergreen Ranch

Artist H K Saunders Returns to Cheyenne for New Cowboy Painting

H K Saunders, once living in Cheyenne and known for a life-size portrait of Governor Brooks, has returned to Cheyenne to seek suggestions for a new life-like painting of a cowboy riding a bucking bronco, on which he is currently working.

H. K. Saunders Cheyenne B. B. Brooks

Burglaries Reported At Old Geyser Laundry Building

Police were notified burglars entered the old Geyser laundry building next to city hall and forced open a cash register that held no money. The building was nearly open as the laundry was being moved to a new site.

Taliferro Ships Sheep to South Omaha Market

Hon T S Taliferro Rock Springs attorney arrived with ten cars of fine eliesp bound for the South Omaha market. The animals were rested fed and watered in Rock Springs before departure in charge of hired help. Joe Lefors returned from a Central ehenta business trip as special agent of the Wyoming Wool Growers association and is somewhat crippled from a recent runaway accident.

Taliferro T.S. Taliferro Rock Springs Omaha Joe Lefors Joe Lée Fots Ehenta Wyoming Wool Growers Association

Kitten Rescued By Sea Crew After Shipwreck Incident

Aboard a burning vessel on August 27 Captain Pinkham and his crew battled a fierce blaze in the engine room as flames drove engineers from their posts. Small boats were launched to seek provisions while the crew clung to the ship until rescue by the Mauretania and Devonian. The fire and peril left the ship damaged and the crew exhausted, but all hands survived with hardships endured at sea.

Mauretania Pinkham West Point Leiland Devonian

Chief Smalley Recovers Diamond Stickpin of Denver Owner

Trace Chief Smalley locates the owner of a diamond stickpin taken from two youths arrested while attempting to pawn the jewel. No arrestable case could be made against the boys, but Smalley will return the pin to its Denver owner and seek to rearrest the couple. The Pure Food and Drug Law raises standards and curbs harmful medicines, though Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound remains in use.

Pinkham

Take Notice S Room House For Quick Sale At Good Location

R room house in a good location rents for 45 dollars per month with a cash balance of 350 dollars. Must be sold at once. Call 206 Black or 1700 Capitol Ave for details.

Black Capitol Ave

Grape Nuts and Cream for Strong Teeth says old booklet

A vintage ad style text extols Grape Nuts with cream or milk to aid chewing and digestion. It claims chewing stimulates saliva for digestion while noting weaker teeth may need milk to soften the bite. The copy emphasizes teeth use and the wholesome, pre-digested nature of Grape Nuts.

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Humane Agent Reports No Inhuman Actions Found at Cheyenne Frontier Days

Wyoming Humane Society report by State Agent Frank T. Bright for August 1910 details eighteen child cases (eight girls, ten boys), eighty one horses inspected with three ordered out of harness and one destroyed, fourteen small animals handled, thirty eight warnings issued, and two minors placed in private homes. He notes reduced cruelty during Frontier days due to Frontier committee cooperation and larger attendance.

Wyoming Humane ‘Society Frank T. Bright Cheyenne Wyo Thermopolis Wio North Platte Neb Saratoga Frontier Committee

Atlas Opening Presents The Raymans And Warren Francis

The Atlas debut features The Raymans and brother sister duo Warren and Francis performing ring stunts never seen before in acrobatics. They plan to join The Orpheum circuit after vacation with relatives in Cheyenne. Emile Chevreil hails as a rambunctious fiddler with a long running comic act. A viatigraphic short The Woman Haters Club appears as light entertainment. The orchestra accompanies a strong show that is well received.

Atlas Raymans Warren Francis Cheyenne Orpheum Emile Chevreil Fungalore

The Anti Matrimony Special Arrives at Cheyenne Theatre

Henrietta Crosman and company vented frustration after a special train was cancelled for their Pacific coast tour. The star, married and her cast mostly partnered, faced travel in a hotel on wheels named for the play Anti Patrimony. The joke lingered as itineraries remained set from Chicago to San Francisco. A separate notice announces a postponed Baptist bake sale by one week.

Henrietta Crosman Cheyenne Theatre Pacific Coast Mise Crosman Percy MacKaye Chicago San Francisco

King George V Sends 1000 Dollar Orchid Gift to Sandringham

From San Mateo county comes word that King George V selected one of the world’s finest orchids for Sandringham. He sent a $1,000 money order to William Brown, foreman of a local nursery, directing immediate shipment to the Sandringham estates. Brown has worked for royal gardeners for five years.

San Francisco San Mateo County George V Great Britain Sandringham Conservatories George William Brown Ringham Estates Brown King's Hear Gardeners

Plans 10 marry at 94 years in Westbridge tale

Bridgeport reporter describes Major Edward James Monroe claiming to be son of James Monroe fifth president. He intends to marry again at 94 after three marriages and twelve children. He says born Richmond Virginia July 4 1816 and once lived in South Africa.

Monroe Bridgeport Conn Edward James Monroe Jacksonville Fla James Monroe United States Maj. Monroe Die Sara Maj. Monroe Major Monroe Payls Lauder Miss Kourtwright New York Major Monroe Richmond South Africa

Corpse Sits Up in Parlor Car on Lake Shore Route

Cleveland news reports a woman's corpse unexpectedly sat upright in the parlor car on the Lake Shore road. Authorities suspect the deceased is Hattie C. Morgan, believed traveling from Kansas to Willoughby Ohio, and the body rode quietly for miles before being noticed.

Cleveland Lake Shore Road Hattie C. Morgan Kansas Willoughby Ohi

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Sth Ave Broadway Carey’ Avenue Lh, Sapp Fort D. A Russell South Side Ed. MacNair Menair Capitol Avenue Milo Walsh First National Bank Porrent Oliver Fleins Dentes Suan Sherman Go Cierces Capitet Avenue Neer 7Th Street Saunders Crew Tapajoz Humane Agent THE Society For Prevention OF Orarety Wenda Frontier Committee England Piasco Capitol Avenue Theatre Bow, F Stamze, Lessee Mgr Maurice Campbell Mater Arc Sappho Phaoa Citizens National Bank Citizen’s National Bank Carey Ave O. J. Lamm the Consumers Supply Co West 16Th St
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