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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1910
Page
13
Two young women travel through rural New England in a wagon acting as a moving store to support college expenses. They buy on commission, stock a full wagon, and stay with farmers along the route, cooking on a small stove and sleeping where they can, aiming to be self supporting while exploring farm life.
Boston reports crowds at an aviation meet where Mr Grahme-White clinched a speed contest while placing second in another. The narrative then veers to a moving wagon fashion note and a village store selling false hair, pins, and scented soap amid traveling sales.
The Atlas presents a trio of acts headlining this week. Will Armstrong plays the Express Man in a clever one act comedy with Miss Dorothy Dale, Ward and Webber perform new dancing stunts, and the Wheelers offer a stage automobile act with novel grotesque features. The program also includes motion pictures such as David Copperfield and Little Boy, all offering engaging entertainment for Cheyenne audiences.
Unity lodge No 390 of the Fraternal Union of America hosts a Wednesday September 21 entertainment and dance at Fraternal hall to mark the 14th anniversary. A pend library program at 3 o clock precedes the dance.
Washington reports debate grows over raising the sunken Maine in Havana harbor. Officials warn mud and drainage from centuries of harbor dumping may release disease. two proposed methods require heavy dredging and risk exposure to workers and nearby areas.
Greeley mourns D H Carlton 86 a founder and original Union colonist who died in Pleasant Valley. Denver reports Robert William Taylor 60 years a Colorado resident died at his daughter’s home after kidney trouble. Washington notes William Welch former eldest employer of the commerce and labor department died. his son Warren Welch 66 is named to succeed him.
Reports from New Gricanus Abbeville Pueblo Watertown and Fresno recount multiple fatalities and injuries. A. T. Marshal, 26, an athlete and journalistic son, was found shot in a hotel room in New Gricanus. In Abbeville a man killed his wife and then himself. In Pueblo Henry Cole was injured after a janitor struck him with a skillet during a quarrel. In Watertown Chris Hansen was found dead after his car rolled into a ditch. In Fresno Mrs Lily Shearman fired two shots ending a life during an unclear incident.
Advertisement offers a new house for sale featuring a full plan and ready condition. Contact H. HK Gates at phone number L1 g410 Ryans for location details and viewing.
A chaotic scene on a crowded street escalates to a hotel dining room shooting as a woman fires a revolver at a target while bystanders are saved by passerby Manship. In a separate incident, Jonun Pavel alo, 19, shoots himself after a suicide by firearm following a love affair.
Unity lodge number 00 of the Fraternal Union of America will mark the fourteenth anniversary with an entertainment and dance at Fraternal hall on Wednesday evening September 21. Program starts 8 15 dancing at 9. All members invited. 22 The Committee.
A compilation of short items: platinum prices buoyed by refiners in Maiden Lane. Passaic New Jersey population up sharply. Taft appoints C J Roberts associate justice in New Mexico. Hutchinson grocery stock wrecked in a large loss fully insured at 76000. an heir to a 5 million fortune shows interest in tennis more than wealth. Pueblo votes for a city government commission. Denver fireman D W Davidson dies from injuries after a hose cart crash. Yale discusses professor salaries with 410000 allocated. missing 1 year old Joseph Hubbard sought nationwide. Chama sees arrest for theft with dynamite and keys. Cantetta De Maninio coffin details noted. mayor George Peydzzo mentioned in Bleek- area report.
In New York Mrs De Maninto, a woman weighing nearly 600 pounds, was buried after a pallbearer group of sixteen. the funeral occupied space usually taken by two. In Los Angeles on September 20 the Roma oil tank steamer arrived after a 28 hour fog delay, easing shipping anxieties in San Francisco.
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