Frontier Dry Farming exhibit freight offer
Dry farmers may ship samples of dry farming products to Cheyenne for the Frontier Dry Farming exhibition at the vacant lot beside the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone building on Capitol avenue. The Union Pacific will transfer all exhibit goods free of charge. Dr. W. T. Cooke will manage the display and refunds are available after sending freight receipts signed by E. W. Stone, Frontier secretary.
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Vana
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Railroad
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Building
Capitol Avenue
W. T. Cooke
Cooke
E. W. Stone
The
Frontier Committee
Prominent Kidney Cure Ad Warns of Consequences
An old advertisement warns readers with kidney and bladder trouble to use Foley's Kidney Cure. It claims the remedy positively helps all forms of kidney and cancer diseases and notes it is sold by A. B. Roe.
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Foley
A. B. Roeel
Reward money paid in postoffice bandit arrests
Deputy Sheriff Tom Powers received a $100 share from Uncle Sam of the $200 reward for the capture of Frank Randall and Frank Hall who robbed the Wyn cote post office last September. Deputy Ed Brown of Guernsey got the other $100. Earl Brown reclaimed his stolen horse, and a boy was bitten on the cheek by a vicious dog, requiring stitches. Fall festival plans for Torrington are forming with promises of a good time.
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Torrington
Wyo
Tom Powers
Uncle Sam
Post Office Department
Frank Randall
Frank Hall
Wyncote
Ed. Brown
Guernsey
Earl Brown
Converse County
J. E. Campbell
R. S. Gray
Burlington Interurban Line Aims Greeley Connection
Burlington Interurban Railway surveys from Hudson to near Greeley move forward with work across Foley and Werkheiser farms, aiming to complete Hudson to Greeley segment to handle crops this fall. Line from Hudson to Greeley spans under 27 miles with low cost and modern equipment promised, while Kilpatrick Bros. are rumored to work Platteville toward coal mines in Weld County on a Union Pacific extension.
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Greeley
Colo
Burlington Interurban Railway Company
Hudson
Thomas Foley
L. B. Werkheiser
Here
Delta District
Burlington Company
J. Fletcher
Hudson T
Rough on Suffragettes Rouses Wall Street Crowds
In New York Aug 15 four suffragettes from the Progressive Woman's Suffrage Union spoke in Broad street near the curb market. They faced hoots and projectiles from a Wall Street crowd while Miss Marguerite Coleman urged discipline as she compared men to schoolchildren and predicted wives would guide them at home.
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New York
Wall Street
Broad Street
East Side
Financial District
Berrmann Wells
Helen Murphy
Marguerite E. Hunt
Denver
Marguerite Coleman
Hugh Coleman
Progressive Woman's Suffrage Union
Earth
Tam
Embarrassing Episode at the Taft Dinner
At a Virginia Bar association banquet in Washington Taft faced hisses and cat calls as Wyndham Meredith tied hospitality to political voting. Notable guests included Wayne McVeagh William Lindsay and T J O Brien. Taft appeared plainly embarrassed by politicized remarks during the toast.
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Washington, D. C
Mr. Taft
Virginia Bar Association
United States
Wayne McVeagh
Philadelphia
William Lindsay
Kentucky
T. J. O’brien
Japan
Wyndham R. Meredith
Taft
Bryan
Rooms Wanted for Frontier Days by Cheyenne Club
The Industrial club entertainment committee seeks Cheyenne residents with rooms beds or meals to accommodate Frontier visitors. Applicants may leave details with Gus Buechner Joe Wasserman Robert Davidson or A H Beach. Citizens urged to place rentals through the committee to prevent confusion during Frontier rush.
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Industrial Club
Cheyenne
Gus Buechner
Buechner Jewelry Company
Joe Wasserman
Footform Shoe
Robert Davidson
Davidson & Kingham
A. H. Beach
Beach & Pearlstine
Phillipsburg Daily Post Editor Praises FoLey’s Honey and Tar
Ss M T Lynch editor of the Phillipsburg New Jersey Daily Post writes that he has used many medicines for coughs in his family but finds FoLey's Honey and Tar the best and praises it highly. Bolded by A E Roedal.
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M.T. Lynch
Phillipsburg, N. J
Daily Post
Foley
A. E. Roedal
Flower Maidens to Sing at Colorado Springs
Colorado Midland railroad will advertise with a flower bedecked tally-ho procession next Wednesday. Thirty-six young women, all vocalists, will tour Colorado Springs Colorado City and Manitou singing southern songs, each adorned with a large bouquet of wild flowers.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Pazee
Colorado Midland Railroad
Colorado City
Manitou
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Lincoln Ave
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I. Bradley
Capitol Ave
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Burlington-Greeley
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XYL
Advertising
Seymour Eaton
Tribune Company
B. Roedel
Palmer
John Brown
Peter Berich Bakery
West Seventeenth St
Capitol Electric CO
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