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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
3
A choral group performs grand masses and oratorios weekly for ten years. Seventeen acts with about 3 600 children participate on a single 4 200-seat floor auditorium. Ticket prices range from 1.25 to 2.50 dollars. The event fills the day with a noon intermission and features Mrs Fullerton’s art views for attendees.
Fifty percent of U S population lives in rural districts remote from doctors and drugstores. Women in these homes rely on Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a household remedy. Records claim it has cured more cases of feminine ills than any other remedy.
City briefs report Walter Atoll of Cheyenne writing to the Platte Valley Sheep Company in Converse County regarding a matter with Bert Bell. A five week committee period notes funds for a deficit of the Mdlane ball club. Track work completes Burlington Colorado and Southern connection with new regular passenger service from the Burlington Depot starting Saturday. A charity baseball game at Pioneer Park benefits the Cheyenne Indians club with Lumbermen versus Merchants at 2 84 o clock. The Cheyenne Barbers challenge the game winners.
William Girton Albert Jones and John Gates, suspects in the Salvation Army barracks robbery, were turned over to county authorities by police yesterday. Roger Ensley pleaded guilty in police court yesterday to cocaine on his person and was fined 20 dollars.
The irrigation company of Evanston capitalized at 200000 dollars filed corporation papers with the secretary of state yesterday. Odd Fellows delegates Ex Harteen and Geo Druba will form the local lodge delegation for the Grand Lodge of Wyoming meeting in Laramie on October 12 and 13.
Paul Lariver has purchased a big American Roadster and is en route to this place, driving the machines.
William Hughes of Carpenter arrived in Cheyenne yesterday. Former Police Chief Bouls Mane wal and Otto Braunag returned from a fishing and hunting trip in the Blue Grays area of Laramie and Albany counties. E McCarrell of Sunrise and J J Corbett of Casparava were among yesterday’s arrivals. William Griffin left for Kansas City to rejoin Kansas Veterinary College. Thorny Scott arrived from Campsteel. Mr and Mrs Thomas Miller and son returned to Cheyenne from Ogden Utah.
President Merica of the University of Wyoming, chairman of the Rhodes Scholars selection committee, announces a qualifying examination to be held at the university in Laramie on Tuesday and Wednesday October 26. Interested parties should address President Charles Merica in Laramie, Wyoming for details.
Newark report says Tuoy Burton, a Dover society woman, may be blinded after a youth tied to a neighbor blew a tube of red pepper into her face in an elevator at a Newark dry goods store. She collapsed, seeking medical help, and doctors fear loss of sight though efforts continue.
The narrative notes Simmons enlisted for the war at Forest City Missouri and has relatives in St. Joseph Missouri. It mentions he fought using only his bare fists in a beating of Simmons.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, September 28. City officials plan to seek copyright protection for the name Wilkesbarre to prevent its use by others. The move aims to preserve the city's distinctive identity and brand in official materials and signage.
At last night’s meeting the city council adopted a resolution to pursue a copyright application, though it remains uncertain whether the endeavor can be completed.
Commencing Saturday October 1 the Colorado and Southern trains will arrive and depart from the C B and Q railroad depot at Sherman Co. Changes include new arrival and departure times and platform details. Passengers are advised to adjust travel plans accordingly.
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