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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
6
Denver markets report about 2000 cattle receipts with steady to lower prices. Beef stock demand fair yet slow, with western sellers showing modest gains but plains grades dull. Feeder stockers steady to down a dime, stock cows around 2.50 to 3.15, calves 3.00 to 7.25. Sheep and hogs mixed, Butter and cheese firm, potatoes firm.
Listing various metal prices and grain quotes across regions. Includes values for tin, speltter, iron, wool and freight-related charges with locations such as New York East St Louis and Lanai. Provides bid and ask ranges and monthly figures in unclear historical units.
The article details how gambling machines near a public school entice children with penny games and small cash wins. It describes coin in the slot devices and a card system selling stickers for prizes, noting the broader risk to youths and urging police attention.
Geneva reports Barry H the famed St. Bernard who saved many lives perished in an avalanche after rescuing two people from a storm. The death ends a storied life associated with rescues and public admiration.
Chicago divinity professors dispute apocalyptic fear in an editorial for the Biblical World. They call end time fears, the lake of fire, and revelations misinterpreted, asserting historical criticism undercuts prophecies. The article notes authorship attributed to editors, with claims of distorted Christ sayings.
The city hosted the Ottawa based Forty third Canadian regiment headed by Lieutenant Colonel Cameron. The regiment and local Fifth Regiment joined a church parade to Tremont Temple where Rev Dr McArthur delivered the sermon. A domestic, Miss Margaret Stewart, left a note before her death implying despair over love and life.
Chicago reports the Cubs have won against Cincinnati, extending their pennant lead to ten and a half games with 28 remaining for possible clinch. The Athletics trail the AL race by thirteen and a half games with 27 games left while New York and Boston vie for position.
Beattish Rite Masons select January 4 through 7 for the winter ceremonial season in Potitatown Pa. The decision came at a recent Consistory meeting to hold the reunion in this city on those dates.
A youth calling himself Gue Edwards was arraigned before Magistrate Harris in Gates Avenue Police Court Brooklyn on burglary charges. He wore feminine clothing including an embroidered nightgown trimmed with blue ribbon stockings and tan pumps. He is held on a large bond.
Police confronted a prowler who fled into a Buffalo Avenue home and was captured near St. Mark's Avenue. The suspect, wearing an embroidered nightgown, was taken to Kings County Hospital's observation ward with $2000 bail after bystanders and two uniformed officers intervened.
Mr and Mrs Tom Halligan depart for an extended visit with relatives in Oklahoma. John Anderson of Capitol Grill travels to Denver for races at Overland Park. N B Cortell owner of Lar amie Boomerang visits Cheyenne. Mrs William Reynolds of Blue Ribbon ranch near Lusk visits Mrs E E Bohnstedt on return from Rock Springs Masonic grand lodge. Reynolds sends cattle to Inter State Fair in Denver. Miss Mary Finnerty hosts in Cheyenne returns to Los Angeles. Miss Eva Tucker of Carpentier visits Cheyenne. James Burnham Inter Ocean hotel part proprietor arrives from Sacramento for health. T Rowley of Douglas visits Cheyenne. Harrold Banner of Casper visits Cheyenne. Parel travels from Rock Springs after Masonic Grand lodge.
Harriet Wilbon and William Rouse eloped after a night drive in a buggy to Wilcott City. They were married at the Presbyterian church with the minister and three friends assisting. The couple sought a marriage license from the deputy clerk late at night.
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