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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1910

Page

5

Humane Agent Bright to Address Women’s Clubs at State Fair

State Humane Agent Frank T. Bright travels from Cheyenne to Douglas for the state fair and will address the State Federation of Women’s Clubs in Narona. He will summarize six months of humane society work, noting 201 children investigated and 18 placed in private homes, with broader animal welfare efforts to be outlined to delegates.

Frank T. Bright Cheyenne Douglas Bright Gasper State Federation Narona Women's Federation Humane Society of the State Cabes

Denver to Repeat Carnival Scenes at Electric Show

The Electric Show in Denver opens October 8 at the Auditorium with a replicated carnival wave and glowing street illumination. A sunrise display and a mountain stream lamp show promise dramatic effects, while Innes and his 45-piece band will perform twice daily. The exhibit includes full electric machinery demonstrations and irrigation pumping displays for landowners.

Dover West Denver Tampa Gurus Champa Innes Will Eleettie “Club Colorado

Electric Show to Feature High Voltage Demonstrations

The Albany Hotel hosts plans for an Electric Show at the Auditorium basement featuring W. P. Carstarphen Jr risking a quarter million volts as demonstrations. Prof Harrad and State School of Mines students will exhibit electricity instruction methods. Notable electrical exhibits from across the country promise a valuable collection and new experiments. Special rates offered for the week at the Albany Hotel two blocks from the venue.

Vauder W. P. Carstarphen, Jr Caratarphen Harrad State School of Mines

Cheyenne Elks Embark On Casper Excursion

More than one hundred Cheyenne Elks met at Seventeenth Street and Central Avenue led by the Fourth Field Artillery band. They boarded a five coach special train to Casper to spend the night with Natrona county hosts before returning to Douglas for the state fair. They plan further events with Casper and Douglas lodges before resuming the return trip to Cheyenne.

Seventeenth Street Central Avenue Fourth Field Artillery Union Station Casper Order of the Douglas Douglas Lodge Cheyenne

Convention in Casper Plans by State Woman's Club

Mrs. B B Brooks urges all clubs to attend the Casper federation meeting October 4 5 and 6 with open fare rates and sales from October 2 The program includes executive board meetings receptions greetings and a full slate of committee reports lectures and discussions by state and local club leaders.

B. B. Brooks State Federation of Women's Clubs G. A. Cook Laramie Casper Itg W. O. Wilson Wyo J. C Villiers J. F. Villiers W. S. Kimball Woman's Club P. C. Nicholaysen Civic League E. P. Holmberg Mr. Hewes Federation O. P. Hanns Leavitt Craimment Uetolege Kourth Rec F. W. Phi Corresponding Evis General Federation R. A. Morton Drew Erickson She Baird Mary George Jordan Chaltan Civil Service Reform Committee Mra

Concise City News Briefs and Local Updates

Police charged £ 1 Henry Potter with carrying a concealed pistol yesterday. Mr and Mrs William Sleaney welcomed a baby boy born yesterday morning. County Commissioner William Storey has recovered enough to leave his bed but will stay home days more. City Council met yesterday to hear sewerage taxation complaints. Funeral services for William Kewling were held yesterday afternoon at Lateview Funeral Chapel.

Henry Potter Stork Visita William Sleaney William ‘Btorey Ln Howe City Council Clty Lal

Cheyenne Names Left Uncertain After Large Quixens

A garbled note reports a large number of Cheydine quixens remaining untracked after yesterday, with unclear reference to Cheyenne or Douglas. The fragment offers no precise figures or locations.

Cheyenmess Bo Wale Yeaterday Douglas

Local entries note asylum detention and forgery cases

Reports say Torrington sisters Floy Wood and Etta Johnson, deemed insane, were taken to the state asylum in Brandon. John Gates, linked to the Salvation Army robbery, may face forgery charges after admitting he signed the name of A. S. Anderson to a check. companion William Girton found the instrument.

Mies Floy Wood Etta Johnson Torrington Taic Hrandon John Gates Salvation Army A. Anderson William Girton

Speaker Favors State Rights and New Gospel Theme

The article notes a speaker advocating state rights and a program described as The New Gospel a Little Land and a Living. He critiques recent finance trends as an era of frenzied financing and urges regional solutions and self reliance.

Impart

Too Many Young Men Need Start in Saving

The article notes many young men underestimate banks will value small deposits and warns that even modest starts can grow into large balances. It emphasizes bankers’ preference for early savers and cites The Citizens National Bank inviting young men to begin saving with cooperative support.

Clinzens National Bank

Era of Frenzied Farming and Speculation in Public Domain

The passage notes settlers grabbing land and speculating in the public domain under a Bané policy, aiming for wealth from few crops and debt of consumption. It cites H. Newell of the reclamation service, mentions R. E. Twitchell in New Mexico, and reports Kansas and Nebraska delegations wiring W. J. Bryan to endorse federal interstate water control.

H. Newell Reclamation Service R. E. Twitchell New Mexico Kansas Nebraska W. J. Bryan

Weather Forecast Says Wednesday and Thursday Stay Steady

The forecast predicts constant temperatures for both Wednesday and Thursday with no expected changes in conditions. Residents can expect stable highs and lows throughout the two days.

Yesterday's Weather Report Summary

Yesterday recorded a maximum temperature of 71 degrees and a minimum of 41 degrees with no precipitation.

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