Bent Street and Randall Diva
Bent Street and Randall Diva report contact via phone 614 J.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1912
Page
10
Bent Street and Randall Diva report contact via phone 614 J.
In a spirited contest against an auto truck, the army mule proves his reliability and stubborn resilience. Supporters argued for discharge, but the mule triumphs in recent transport trials, reinforcing his value as a dependable public servant despite modern motor vehicles.
A court plaster patch is used to seal a hole in a hose as a embarrassed customer visits a drug store. The scene shows a wary clerk offering emollient packs and cutting a small piece of plaster from a larger sheet. The girl blushes at the counter and leaves with the patch in place.
Chicago September 1 A. Boston Americans star Joe Woods to face Ed Walsh of the White Sox in a noted pitching duel proposed by Manager Callahan. Johnson is said to be surpassed by Walsh, woods, and Johnson in strength. The date is undecided, likely Thursday, as Chicago challenges for the match.
Joe Jefferson recalls meeting General Grant in a New York elevator. The famed comedian pretended not to know him, fearing a wartime question at the lobby. The anecdote lampoons Nippancy and the young colonel Wat(t)erson.
A Red Cross demonstration features a Boy Scout acting as an injured speaker asking to send greetings to his wife and children, with his last thoughts noted as they record Punceh’s moving message.
Thresherman Spear reports fourteen acres of Turkey Red fall wheat near Germania averaged sixty two bushels to the acre on alfalfa ground. The Big Horn basin crop is expected to be similar with a rough per acre value around fifty dollars. At Robinson store hot milk chocolate and wafers offered daily from 3 to 11 pm. Bun-Proof Paints by The Sherman Co.
Paris reports government considering tax relief for families with three or more children and reforms to marriage and succession laws to boost birth rates. Stats analyst Bertillon argues wider social burden on fathers and state aid for mothers and widows. Meanwhile the battleship Paris advances to launch in Toulon, with a 28 500 ton displacement and twelve 12 inch guns.
A wild man described as ragged and bearded, muttering to himself, was found hiding in a mud den along Smoky Hill River between Junction City and Fort Riley. Fort Riley cavalrymen tracked the figure after reports of a wild man for months, leading to his capture.
A fugitive described as a wild man was captured near a timber area and transported to Port Riley for care. He reportedly lived like an animal for four months, subsisting on corn and scraps, with hair grown long and clothes matted. He refused to reveal his army unit or name despite detailing life in the woods.
Authorities weigh whether the elderly man being sought was attempting to conceal himself or is suffering from dementia as the search continues. Relatives express concern while officers follow leads in the case.
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