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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1910
Page
13
New York dispatch reports peanuts becoming a social staple in Newport society as fashionable gourmets embrace the snack. Vendors raise prices citing the need for more fire to roast the incinerated goobers amid jokes about politics and nerves.
The text notes peanuts cracking during performances as stock runs down. It mentions Newport expectations after the season and boxes bursting with peanut noise as audiences cheer or throw bags at stars.
D. C. Stanfield announces the sale of the Wyoming Adjustment Company to Mr. J. W. Dell and thanks friends and patrons for their support. The brief notice expresses gratitude and confirms the transfer of ownership.
Fabric notice describes Panama chiffon 15 inches wide in all colors offered by WM Myers and G Co. Catalog details and product range implied.
Richmond Va Sept 24 petitions circulate urging pardon for Israel Mangold 75 father of fifty six children and owner of an 8000 acre mountain estate valued about $50000 serving eight year term for shooting his eldest son when he resisted correction six years ago The plea says the aged man wants to settle his affairs before death and avoid intestate issues Neighbors report Mangolds large brood living with their mothers and he resents outside interference in his family matters.
Washington reports the 1909 mortality bulletin showing a death rate of 15 per 1000, the lowest in U S history. Census officers see a new era of low mortality, with uniform distribution and only minor local outbreaks.
Des Moines reports a large cat in a tree leaped onto Miss Lucy Livingston as she wore a chantecler hat, badly cutting her face. The incident occurred as the freshman from Garden Grove was walking, and a surgeon treated the injuries to her face.
Panama 43 inches wide with dominant colors leads the WM Myers D G Company catalog display. Names of suppliers and product colors highlighted, signaling a key fabric or material entry for the firm.
In Hammond a divorce suit arises in Lake County Superior Court over a bigamous marriage claim involving Lidgoln Welker and former spouses. The case centers on previous marriages to Fetker and Edward J. Martin and the legality of subsequent unions. Mrs Star McKeown Welker Martin Welker challenges legitimacy and seeks annulment to legitimize a new marriage.
The West’s first electrical exposition unfolds in Denver at the Auditorium for a week starting October 8, with exhibits from across the country valued near one million dollars. Highlights include illuminated Curtin and Champs streets, an electric mountain sunrise scene, performances by the Innes Band, an electric Vaudeville theatre, and demonstrations of high voltage safety. The Denver Gas & Electric Co and Tramway Co will showcase electric home systems, dining rooms, and public transit innovations, promising a landmark display in the Rocky Mountain region.
The Albany evening concerts attract a crowded crowd of music lovers with wide turnout and strong audience enthusiasm. The events showcase local and visiting performers and feature lively public interest in the program.
An advertisement touts TIZ as a cure for sore feet. Mrs. Crockett of Jeffersonville reportedly walked downstairs one foot at a time after a second treatment. The claim states TIZ cleanses pores by drawing out poisonous exudations and outperforms powders. Sold 26 cents a box through druggists or direct from Wal ter Luther Dod Co Chicago and listed local vendors.
Former Indiana judge John Tarkington aged 79 married Linda Schults of Indianapolis on September 10. He joked about the wedding saying he did it for the same reason anyone would and the couple honeymoon at the Hotel Walcott after a visit with his son at Kennebunkport.
An urgent real estate listing states two houses and four lots for sale for 1500 dollars. Houses rent for 22 dollars monthly. Contact G. 8. Octaver at phone 574. 24.
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