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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1910
Page
5
Two young women traveling New England in a wagon sell goods on commission to fund their college years. They describe packing a full store into a van, securing credit from firms, cooking on a small stove, and sleeping in farmhouse inns as they tour farms and offer farm customers a mobile market.
Boston report from September 20 describes Mr Grahame White’s aviation event and his team using a one horse van conveyance. The piece details store interactions, sales of false hair and pins, and the travellers' improvisations to sustain their venture with farmers and village stores.
The Atlas presents a three headliner program featuring Will Armstrong in The Express Man with Dorothy Dale, Ward and Webber delivering new dancing stunts, and the Wheelers performing daring mobile stage acts. Motion pictures include David Copperfield and Little Boy, adding value to the show.
Unity lodge No. 390 of the Fraternal Union of America marks its fourteenth anniversary with a Wednesday evening event at Fraternal hall. A pend library program is planned for 8 o clock, followed by a dance.
Washington officials consider two plans to raise the sunken Maine in Havana harbor amid centuries of mud and drainage. Experts warn exposure of toxic mud could risk yellow fever spread to Havana and Gulf states, while officials weigh health and military implications of the operation.
D. H. Carlton an early Greeley settler and Union colonist died in Pleasant Valley at 86. Robert William Taylor a Colorado resident for over 60 years died at his daughter's home in Little Sioux. William Welch, longtime head of the commerce and labor department, died. his son Warren Welch named to succeed him.
A series of violent deaths and accidents reported across several towns. A. T. Marshal, 26, athlete and son of Kansas City Journal editor K. Marshall, found with a gunshot wound in New Gricanus Louisiana Henrietta hotel room. In Abbeville Mrs Williams shot and killed by a man then suicided. Henry Cole rendered unconscious after a conflict with janitor William Mitchell who struck him with a skillet in Pueblo. Chris Hansen found dead beneath his Vienna vehicle near a hillside in Watertown. Mrs Lillian Shearman of Fresno involved in a separate incident beginning with a gunfire claim.
Sale notice describes a new house with modern complete amenities including laundry and new plan. Contact H HK Gates via phone L1 g410 Ryans for viewing. Local description emphasizes location and overall condition of the property.
The report recounts a tense scene where a shooting occurred in a hotel dining room as a woman fired a revolver while a bystander saved pedestrians and diners. It also notes a separate despondent youth, Jonun Pavel alo, aged 19, who killed himself after a card drawing incident in his hotel room.
Unity lodge No. 00 F. U. of A. celebrates the fourteenth anniversary with an entertainment and dance at Fraternal hall on Wednesday evening September 21. Program begins at 8 15 and dancing at nine. All members are cordial invited. 22 THE COMMITTEE.
A digest of short items: platinum values high in Maiden Lane. Passaic population 1664?773 up 97.2 percent. C J Roberts named associate justice of New Mexico Supreme Court. Hutchinson Grocery stock destroyed, insured loss 76000. heir George Meyers Church as 18 year old heir focuses on tennis. Pueblo votes for a commission form of government. Captain D W Davidson dies from fire response injuries. Yale meeting allocates 410000 for professor salaries. search for missing 1 year old Joseph Hubbard of Dorchester. Pendleton arrested in Chama with dynamite and skeleton keys. Cantetta De Maninio coffin dimensions noted. Mayor George Peydzzo of Bleeck- (text cut).
The article notes the burial of Mrs. De Maninto, a 600 pound woman, with sixteen pallbearers and a grave occupied by one more than usual, in New York. It also mentions the oil tank steamer Roma arriving in San Francisco after 28 hours delay due to heavy fog near Los Angeles.
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