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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1910
Page
7
A jumble of classified items lists rates for ads and several notices including jobs in Iowa and California. It features rail job prospects, cheap land at $25 per acre, and multiple real estate offerings with prices from $600 to $6000.
Springfield dispatch reports Mrs. Bellany Storer publishing a letter revealing a dispute over President Roosevelt allegedly authorizing Ambassador to Austria Hungary to seek Archbishop Ireland of St Paul as a cardinal. Ireland letters from 1903 1904 are quoted, intensifying the veracity clash between the Storers and Roosevelt.
A fragment mentions a photo received of the New Ayer mills in Lawrence Massachusetts showing the largest striking clock installed there. It names George Wainwright of 2022 Van Lennan Street as sender and notes a real estate ad with two houses four lots priced at 1500 dollars and rents of twenty two dollars. The text also covers an incorporation notice for The National Mineral Rubber Company filed in Cheyenne Wyoming on September 19 1910 with capital stock eight million dollars and a seven member board.
Washington reports that officials urge private timber owners to form regional associations to fund patrols and firefighting. Northwest districts already show success with acreage assessments, coordinating with government forest officers to extend protection beyond individual holdings.
In New York a long-silent wave of Jerry Spauley converts gathers at Printing House Square to sing old revival songs and testify about the slums evangelist's impact. A rickety wagon with a phonograph leads a waterfront revival flotilla as former followers unite to praise the reformer who transformed their lives.
Fragmentary notice describes Green Gables largest sanatorium with wards for non contagious diseases and mental care. Mentions EPS central wear, free brick and glove buildings, executive building option and separated cottage blocks for select cases.
About thirty five Cheyenne Lodge members prepared for trips to Casper and Douglas by purchasing accident insurance policies worth 17500 pounds, arranged by local agent John Bruner. The move underscores concern for families and safety during lodge outings.
A local shop on Haymonde offers cleaning for men's and boys wear including wool and pongee fabrics. They advertise polished looks and restored beauty, with dresses described as dainty in fabric and appearance.
A collage of Cheyenne business ads listing attorneys John C Thompson and T B Kennedy, architect William Dubois, real estate Riner & Schnitger, and B M Bruce painting, followed by a detailed Overland Limited and rail schedule with arrival and departure times for numerous trains including No. 9, No. 5, No. 57, and Pacific lines plus connections to Denver and Chicago.
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