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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1912
Page
14
In the drizzle at Pioneer Park, Walter Sterling and Jack Jackson raced two Auto Polo cars after a baseball game. Jackson in car 24 scored three goals while Sterling and partner added two. A mallet head flew off car 23 striking a player but Jackson steadied him. the injured man finished the match. The cars then headed to Fort Collins for today’s game.
Manager Tidwell received a telegram from Jimmy Whelan stating he would arrive next Wednesday with ten Ogden players from the Union Association to face the Indians in a five game series. Bidwell will field a new lineup and two new pitchers were secured to boost the staff. The series starts Wednesday and runs through Saturday.
Clara A. Ligier of 411 W. 19th Street and The Sherman Co. are noted in a short item about arranging services and discussing treatments. The exact context is unclear from the fragment.
Baseball results show St Paul 7 0 over St Paul in a Cincinnati listing. Kansas City 2 7, Louisville 4 1, Columbus 2 6, Indianapolis 5 1, Toledo 3 4, Minneapolis 8 5, Milwaukee 7 0. Other leagues noted no schedule.
Scattered figures show Denver 6 Omaha 8 Wichita 2 Sioux City 4 Des Moines 2 Lincoln 6 St Joseph 3 Topeka 0 as a terse sports ledger. Data remains fragmentary with no clear game context or dates.
Advertises Chamberlains Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential before summer. Urges readers to buy now from all druggists in anticipation of emergencies and outbreaks.
Indians outslugged the Soldiers Stars 15 to 10 in a high scoring nine inning game. McCarthy led with four hits including a double, Jatorra added three hits with a triple, and Baotiehman hit two triples. Pitchers Wolfe and White exchanged strikeouts as Cheyenne committed nine errors to the Indians five.
Frankie Hurng of Oakland is knocked out by One Round Hogan of San Francisco in the tenth round after Burns sent Hogan to the mat four times in the third round. The bout on September 6 in San Francisco featured tense moments and a determined show by Hogan.
Jules Vedrines of France was officially declared the winner of the James Gordon Bennett aviation trophy in Chicago. He was the only French competitor to complete the course.
Wille Richie of San Francisco light weight will fight Joe Mandot of New Orleans in the third or fourth week of October, either in New Orleans or Memphis.
The Smith Center Journal reports an elderly resident who has reached the great age of 110, a local belief. A traveling man questioned Grandpa about longevity, and the old man hesitated before saying Thor’s two or three patent medicine fellows are negotiating with him.
Mir and Jolley spar over a Biblical injunction about loving one’s neighbor amid a flirtatious exchange. A Catholic Standard and Times ad promotes beauty parlor services by Clara A. Ligter at 411 W. Luth Street with phone number 17, 65.
Local business notices reference Sherman Co involved in wood processing. Readers are advised to watch for market developments, industry updates, and potential supplier changes affecting lumber shipments and prices.
Rev. H Grofe pastor of Germantown Lutheran Church dies trapped under a wrecked car after a collision six miles from Paulina Louisiana driving by August Pauling of Morgantown. The fire spreads as rescuers try to lift the burning vehicle while the pastors’ children and bystanders witness the tragedy.
The Louisville Courier-Journal records a remark praising a young boxer as a future champion with a strong instinct to avoid fighting anyone he isn’t sure he can beat. The article highlights the boy's disciplined character and confidence in his own abilities.
Notice of bids for 1500 dollars of negotiable School House Building Coupon Bonds of School District No 20 Sweetwater County Wyoming. Bonds 500 dollars each bearing 6 percent interest payable annually. principal and interest at the County Treasurer office. Dated Oct 1 1912 payable Oct 1 1987. Redeemable after Oct 1 1922. Par value minimum. district may reject all bids and sell bonds as authorized.
The Farson Sweetwater County Wyoming school district invites sealed proposals for a private sale if deemed in the best interest. Bids are due by 2 PM September 21, 1912 and opened at the Clerk’s office. Each bid must include a certified 5 percent check and be sent to W. BE. Rambo Clerk. Attorney T. S. Taliaferro, Jr. for the Board.
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