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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1879
Page
7
The speaker praises the snow bunting migrating south amid cold winds and winter gloom. The bird’s cheerful song brings delight despite harsh weather, and the narrator offers lines of love and gratitude, honoring the bunting as a steadfast winter friend.
An assorted collection notes burials from 1879 and 1819, demographics of Jork and Australia shipping totals, weather effects on water, legal irony, cemetery sexton stock, New York crisis reports, art references to Adam, trusting language, delinquent subscribers, small boy’s mustache, Austrian tobacco use, Grant politics, Swedish bank panic avert, Sherman portrait invitation, Lexington vinegar run, Montana legislature party counts, London Paris fogs, Mrs. Senator Bruce’s complexion, snow nostalgia, and frontier pioneers ears.
A collection of quirky quotes and brief items from Chicago gossip to a grim note from Nashville. It mentions a refined Utica lady calling Spitz a cuspidore dog, jest about a purse key bound to a thermometer, a misread Christmas edition, and a mock guard joke. It also reports a 86 and 57 couple and a Russian Jewish bride and groom ages, a laundress burning a shirt, and a Vienna evacuation talk with a Nashville murder scene.
A correspondent describes Spencer as careless and unconcerned about school support. He attends sittings but lounges on sofas, hands in pockets, wearing a grim Spencerian grin. The piece also notes a Windom resolution proposing a seven senator committee to study controlled migration of colored citizens to friendly states or territories.
Wa G Provines administrator announces letters of administration issued January 10 1870 for the estate of Mrs Louisa Lee. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or be barred from the estate. claims not filed within one year from the letters will be forever barred.
A Phillipolis dispatch reports a train derailed and plunged into the Orda leaving a Russian general and several officers among the drowned. Two hundred men were also reported dead in the accident.
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