Multiple local items reflect Cheyenne events and infrastructure
The jumbled column notes Cheyenne happenings from transport and industry to social life. Entries mention court sessions, patent grants, factory machinery, skating on Lake Minnehaha, football teams returning from Laramie and North Platte, new power line work, and bids for a riding hall at Fort Russell.
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Cheyenne
United States
Lake Minnehaha
Walker
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Casper
Union Faelfic
Tribune
NFP
Nelson
Postal Telegraph Company
Foller
W. 5. Scott
Fort
Russell
Union Acific
Perrsons
Peter O'Neil
Federal Building
State Capitol
Uilding
Juling Wellnitz
Granger
Notice to Teachers Examination in Cheyenne
Notice to teachers that the regular professional examination will be held in Cheyenne at the courthouse on December 89th 1005 commencing at 7 00 M. Alice M Sampson County Superintendent of Schools issues the notice.
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Cheyenne
Court House
Alice M
Sampson
Money to Loan and Stables Ad
Money to loan on good security terms. Abort time loans offered by W. C. Benner at 908 Hf 20th Street. Bon Ton Stables contact phone 18 for details.
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W. C. Benner
20Th Street
BON Ton Stables
Cheyenne Chosen as HQ for National Dry Farming Study
Cheyenne will host the federal bureau of irrigation investigations center for dry farming across the arid west. Prof Herrmann leads experiments covering about 300000000 acres with Dr Elwood Mentein in charge under Dr Meade, citing local support from the Cheyenne federal experiment farm.
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Prof. Herrmann
F. Herrman
Bureau of Irrigation Investigations
Fice
Elwood Menteineblet
Washington
Meade
United States
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Federal Experiment Farm
Frontier Days Shine Across the Nation
A visitor from Indland tours Cheyenne celebrating Frontier Day and visits Berthond Cole while praising the event. The piece notes widespread press recognition from Atlantic to Pacific, calling Cheyenne the West settlement celebration capital and comparing it to Mardi Gras shaping local interests.
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Indland
Tmlon Pacific
Cheyenne
Berthond, Cole
Wyoming
Atlantic
Pacific
West
New Orleans
Still Increasing at Cheyenne Trunk Factory
The Cheyenne Trunk Factory reports a steady rise in business since starting up due to hand made goods of the finest materials. Mr. Vanderhoff has ordered new tow machinery to speed work and offers patrons Eastern prices on primues suitcases and more at 1616 Eddy Street.
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Cheyenne
Vanderhoff
Eddy Street
Water cure for constipation remedy and sale
Half a pint of water taken half an hour before breakfast will usually keep the bowels regular. Harsh cathartics should be avoided. When purgatives are needed take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are mild and gentle in their action. For sale by A. E. Bordel Leader, 50 cents a month, delivered.
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A. E. Bordel
Population boom expected as Union Pacific reopens Laramie mills
Union Pacific will reopen its rolling mills in Laramie, investing about 40000 in re equipping and new machinery. Officials predict 1500 to 2000 new residents within a month as 200 new families are planned to house workers, averaging five per family.
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Union Pacific
Laramie
Union Pacific Railroad Company
John Q Matthews Appointed Dispatcher at Sterling Colp
John Q Matthews, recently released from Union Pacific, was appointed dispatcher at Sterling Colp by the Burlington. The Burlington has faced dispatching troubles at Sterling due to an incompetent force. Matthews will depart immediately for Sterling.
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Burlington
John Q@ Matthews
Union Pacific
Stering
Sterling
Matthews
Thanksgiving Day Marriages At Rawling
Special to The Leader Rawling Wyoming December 1 Engineers J F Findesen of the Talon Pacife Seventh district and Mayme Smith wed by Justice of the Peace W J Smith The father of the bride Henry Willams and Thursday McFarland wed yesterday Mae Williams a train employee in the Seventh district and Mrs Williams known in the city John Varney an engineer and Miss Williams of Rock Springs married at Rock Springs last night
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Rawling
Wyo
J. F. Findesen
Talon Pacife
Mayme Smith
Justice of the Peace
W. J. Smith
Henry Willams
Thursday McFarland
Mae. Williams
Wiliams
Thin City
John Varney
Miss Williams
Rock Springs
Question of College Athletics Sparks Intercollegiate Debate
In Anapolis Maryland on December 1 the Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of the Middle States discussed whether colleges may admit freshmen to intercollegiate contests after one year of study. Prominent educators offered addresses and Governor Warfield hosted a delegates’ reception that evening.
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Ananoipolis
Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of the Middle
Warfield
Northwestern to Build Thermopolis Branch from Shoshoni
The Northwestern company plans a roughly thirty mile Thermopolis branch from Shoshoni to the Big Horn river, running through the Wind River reservation and continuing to Thermopolis. Colonel Wadsworth and J V Vallette will assess right of way lands as construction proceeds alongside the Lander extension. Wadsworth departs for Shoshoni next Wednesday.
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Theremopolis
Wyoming
Thermopolis
Burlington
Northwestern
Wright
Omaha
Harry Wadsworth
Wind River Reservation
Wadsworth
Shoshoni
J. V. Vallette
Wing River
Thermopolia
Lander
Big Horn River
Big Horn Canon
Afternoon of French music at Carnegie auditorium
The Saturday Musicale club will present an afternoon of French music at the Carnegie auditorium on Saturday December 2 at 4 o clock. Admission is 25 cents. Associate membership tickets will be honored and gala at the door for 1.50. Also a 5,000 home to be given away or the payment of a small amount of interest for a limited time endorsed and guaranteed by the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. See Victor Aiood, 1618 Capitol Avenue, Cheyenne. Learn telegraphy and R BR accounting, 50 to 500 a month. Six schools with railroads endorsement. Morse School of Telegraphy. Cincinnati and other cities. For service imported Sublk stallion best bred draft horse in Wyoming 15 dollars. D Miller 1709 Ferguson St.
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Carnegie Auditoriuum
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York
Victor Aiood
Capitol Avenue
Cheyenne
R. BR
America
Morse School OF Telegraphy
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Atlanta
la Crosse
Wis
Liquo gone tonic claims vast cures and free first bottle
An ad-style piece touts Liquovone as a universal remedy used by millions to get and stay well, cure germs, and act as a tonic. It promises a free first bottle and a two month vest trial, listing widespread disease claims and offering social proof of past success.
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Mons
Tia Aw
Anne
Selenon
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Leader
John Q
Roedel
Northewestern
D. Miller
Ferguson St
Asthue
Alecent
Anaeala Precis Wind Molen Howel Hheo Re
He Oalde
Jean Sie Caniaaiene A
Cates
Pertogs Guallly Bose
Chivayn
West 17Th Street
John Brown
David Miller
Ferguson Sf
Green River
U.S. Naval Hospitals
Thomas Heaney
R. S. van. Tassell
Fifteenth
Eddy Streets
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