Fraternal Lodge Meeting Notices and Schedules
Fraternal Cards list meet times for Acacia Lodge 11 A F and A M Cheyenne Lodge 1 and 660 B P C E Capitol Camp 5295 Modern Woodmen of America with officers names and locations. Meetings occur on second and fourth Thursdays or Mondays, with visitors welcome at the Cheyenne halls and Masonic temple.
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Acacia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
L. B. Dobyns
W. M
Capitol Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
A. O. U. W. Hall
B. R. Couchman
W. C
B. H. Finkeiner
Cheyenne Lodge
Masonic Hall
T. Johnston
D. W. Gill
Railroad timetable shows Union Pacific main line schedules
The page lists Union Pacific main line trains with arrival and departure times for No 1 Overland Limited and No 9 Fast Mail, along with No 8 California Express No 5 Oregon Express No 7 and eastbound services. It also includes Chicago Burlington and Quincy timetable entries and Colorado and Southern No 41 and No 49 services with daily or limited schedules.
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Union Pacific
Weatwound
Overland Lim
California
Oregon
Industrial Club Plans Frontier Park Dedication
The Industrial club forms committees to explore a Wyoming state exhibit at the Colorado Inter-State Fair and a Frontier Park dry farming display under the Frontier Park grand stand. They also consider a Cheyenne hotel project to attract conventions and a reorganization of Union Pacific freight handling to save time and add jobs.
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Frontier Park
Industrial Club
Colorado Inter-State Fair and Exposition Company
Wyoming
Heaney
J. M. Caner
W. C. Deming
C. E. Cotton
Laramie County
Burns
W. T. Cooke
Charles Garwood
C. L. Cook
Robert Davidson
F. R. Dildine
Lem HH. Ellis
Harold England
John Brown
John Clay
Daniel Gill
John H. Gordon
Army Gossip in Washington on Drink Sales and Widows Pay
Washington reports from the War Department discuss officer rides for horsemanship tests, retirements, and the handling of widow and dependent pay under army and navy acts. debates over what beverages may be sold at post exchanges and how benefits are distributed in case of widowhood or absent widows are noted.
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Washington
D. C
War Department
Army
Pine Plains
N. Y
Charles B. Byrne
Medical Corps
Department of the East
Department of the Lakes
Virginia
War and Wavy Departments
Army and Navy
Navy
Congress
City plans annual housecleaning day before Frontier Days
City government and others plan a regular housecleaning day where property owners will clean their premises remove weeds from streets and alleys and cooperate to make the city more attractive. The first cleaning is slated before Frontier Days.
Personalities Reach and Plan From Wyoming Figures
A. J. Mather returns from Camp Emmett Crawford while George S Walker and T Blake Kennedy plan to depart for Denver. Dr N Stickney, chairman of the Democratic state central committee, returns to Laramie. J A Warren, special agent, investigates farming and plant industry alongside Patrick J Quealey and Larry Quealey of Kemmerer. P J Quealey is noted as a large coal mine operator. A J Vance, Rocky Mountain Bell superintendent, tours the state northern district. CW Jones, land division head of the C R J P Billroad Co, travels with Mrs Jones for their son Ray Jones.
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A. J. Mather
Emmett Crawford
George S Walker
T. Blake Kennedy
Denver
N. Stickney
Democratic State Central Committee
Laramie
J. A. Warren
Department of Industry
Patrick J. Quealey
Larry Quealey
Kemmerer
P. J. Quealey
A J. Vance
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
CW. Jones
C. R. J. & P. Billroad Company
Jones
Ray Jones
Zeppelin A Member Of The Grand Army
New York reports Count Zeppelin, famed for his mighty airship, served as a cavalry officer in the Mississippi army during the Civil War in the Union forces under General Schurz. He escaped capture at Fredericksburg through skillful horsemanship and first took to balloon ascents in service.
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New York
Count Zeppelin
Germany
Grand Army of the Republic
Carlo Schurz
Fredericksburg
The
Boys In Blue
Hay Fever Relief Warns Against Ills of Summer Colds
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for hay fever and summer colds, claiming immediate relief from difficult breathing and inflamed air passages. The genuine product is in a yellow package and sold by A. Fe Roe.
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Foley
A. FE. Roedet
Best Hari Wall Plaster Item for Sale
Wyoming Lumber Supply offers the best Hari wall plaster for sale. A. E. Roedel sells Kodol for digestive relief with advice to take it only when needed.
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Wyoming Lumber & Supply Company
City Ordinance Requires Property Owners to Remove Weeds
Ordinance Section T48 states that each lot owner must mow or destroy weeds on their premises and adjoining street and sidewalk areas within sixteen feet of the lot boundary and eight feet of adjacent alley boundary. By order of the issuing authority.
Thankful Brooklyn Woman Attributes Cure to Wicke's Swiss Herb Tea
Mrs. Howard Herbert of Brooklyn reports seven years of illness with kidney and liver issues, multiple doctors, and no relief until Wicke's Swiss Herb Tea. She says after a month she can walk, gains appetite, and credits the tea for her recovery, urging others with similar troubles to try it.
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Howard Herbert
Brooklyn
Jaws
Wicke
Mra. Griffen
Notice to Contractors for Cheyenne Sewer Projects
Sealed proposals for two sewer projects in Cheyenne Wyoming will be received by the city at City Hall until 2 o clock on Tuesday August 28 1908. Bids must be on forms from the city engineer with bidder address and accompanied by a 100 cash or certified check and a bond equal to the contract cost. The council may reject all bids and contracts issued only to the lowest responsible bidder.
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Warren’ Avenue E
House Street
Twenty-third
Evans Street
Seymour Street
Cheyenne
Eleveters
Wyoming
Cty
Courell
Cheyennne
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Knight's
W. tG.h St
Cheyenne Ught. Publ and Power Company
Capitol Ave
Elke Home
Seventeenth Street
Central Avenue
R. N. Matson
E. R. T. Blake Kennedy
Chicago
Hurlington & Quincy
Sterling
Colorado & Southern
Astivor Oo
Atlantic
Ee Ee
Denver Pacific
Douth
South
Gonth
Messrs. Dutton and Eppstein
Cornhell Bluffs
Henry Sweet
Frank W. Wright
J. F. Rossman
Tim Williams
0. C. Brownlee
Charles B. Bailey
Gibson Clark
Henry Conway
C. W. Sweet
Bates
Messrs
F. A. Roedel
J. Dwyer
H. & Dyer
M. J. Barry
Richmond
New
A. W. Barber
Cairman
Warren
City
Civie Improvement Committee
Zeppelin
Grand Army
A. E. Roedel
Orro Wicke
Myrtle Ave
Fye & Lapash
Grocers
Seventeenth St
Omaha
Overland
Los Angeles
BR. Breisch
Harriet Moulton
Fort Collins
Colorado
Willie A. Moulton
District Court
State of
T. J. Fisher
Wright
Aue
18, Inc
Auston
HE City Loan CO
Room
First National Bank
S. P. Stevenson
West Seventeenth St
Cheyenne Trunk Factory
16Th Street
Foleys