City and state boards in session and local notices
The city council met last night and the state board of equalization is in session. County warrants will be ready Friday or Saturday. New bills tonight will be listed in the Star Atlas and Crystal theaters. The Muscatine basketball team departs for the east. Attorney H W Moore opens in room 301 at the First National Bank building. Korein Temple of the Mystic Shrine holds its annual Rawlins session February 14. In Rawlins, Ernest Ford was fined fifteen dollars for carrying a revolver. weapon confiscated. Northern Colorado Power begins second block of heating system. Union Pacific trains move freight through Cheyenne to storage at Omaha and North Platte. Snow from late storms disappeared during a spring shower. A daughter is born to the wife of Clerk of the Supreme Court William Kelley. Kelley travels to Denver to meet the child. Dr J A Edwards resigns as house surgeon at the state general hospital. Dr George Smith of Lovell appointed to succeed him. Anna M Garrett buys east 44 feet of lot 6, block 259, for three thousand dollars. address 610 East Twentieth Street. eight room dwelling.
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State Board of Equalization
Board of County Commisssioners
Star
Atlas
Crystal
Muscatine
Iowa
H. W. Moore
First National Bank
Korein Temple of the Mystic Shrine
Rawlins
Ernest Ford
Northern Colorado Power Company
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Omaha
North Platte
Supreme Court
William Kelley
Denver
Kelley
J. A. Edwards
State General Hospital
Rock Springs
State Board of Charities and Reforms
George Smith
Lovell
J. M
East Twentieth Street
Denver man seeks roulette wheel observe gambling life
M Bonnimvitch of 1421 Court Place Denver asks in a Leader letter to observe roulette playing in life for a French magazine essay on American gambling He notes roulette is closed in Denver and asks if a wheel operates in Cheyenne to plan a visit The county has halted gambling per earlier actions Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup ad promotes digestion and liver benefits and urges use Refuse substitutes sold by A B H Roedel
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M. Bonnimvitch
Court Place
Denver
America
Bonnimovitch
Cheyenne
Inquirer
A. B H. Roedel
Expert machinist goes to Denmark for visit
Fred Christensen, an expert machinist with the Union Pacific, leaves for his former home in Copenhagen to visit as American business mood slows. Christensen is noted for skill and long residence in the United States has built a strong competence. Palace Pharmacy advertises Pinewles remedies for rheumatism back pain kidney trouble with a 50 day treatment for one dollar.
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Fred Christenigen
Union Pacific
Copenhagen
Denmark
Christensen
United States
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Theas Celebrated Springs at Colorado Winter Climate
Theas celebrated springs bring a delightful winter climate to Colorado enhancing resort appeal. Residents and visitors note milder days, pleasant breezes, and scenic scenery amid snow. Local officials promote tourism as seasonal recovery and growth prospects rise.
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Hod Epringa
Han Antonia
Theas
Colorado
Treatment of Arid Soils in Dry Farming Methods
The article advocates best soil preparation and moisture conservation for dry land crops. It emphasizes seed quality, testing germination, and planting depth tailored to soil, with alfalfa as a key example. It warns against cheap untested seeds and stresses higher upfront seed costs for long term insurance against poor yields.
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W. T. Cooke
Greeley
Aimount
State Board Sets 1908 Wyoming Livestock Valuations
The state board of equalization met yesterday to fix Wyoming’s coming year livestock assessments. Unbroken horses and mares rise to 15 dollars per head, up 3 from 1907, with other valuations largely unchanged. The schedule lists sheep, cattle, horses, mules, and ponies with specific per-head values, followed by agricultural notes on soil and cultivation and a promotional line for Washington Market cattle.
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State Board of Equalization
Wyoming
Crown work restores decayed teeth to beauty and function
The article lauds crown work by a dentist, claiming it revives badly damaged teeth to their original size shape and color. It emphasizes savings in time and money, urging early treatment and regular care as a sign of refinement, with advertising for Dr Sweatt’s services.
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