New Broom Purchase and Shopping Note from Jacobe Pete
February 19 1908 letter describes a boy named Jacobe Pete buying a new broom for 30 in town and a basket of groceries including New York Cream Cheese at 25 cents a pound. He sweeps the dining room and kitchen for mamma and mentions seeing other tasty items at the grocery store.
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Mamma
New York
Jacobe
Loco weed investigation confirms plant cause of stock disease
A federal study concludes that Aragallus lambert and Astragalus mollisimus cause loco in horses cattle and sheep. Second season findings describe symptoms including limp gait rough coat and severe emaciation with stomach and nerve system lesions, while noting no effective range removal strategy.
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Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Bureau of Plant Industry
Office of Poisonous Plant Investigations
Rodney
C. Dwight Marsh
Albert C. Crawford
Aragallus Lambert
Astragalus Mollanimus
Astragalus Molliadimus
Notable Visitors and Local Appointments Across the City
Arnold Rick the race horseman and Mrs Minnie Dunn visited the city. Judge Mataon left for Casper with Sheriff Messenger in town on business. Victor Stovel heads to Omaha to care for a ill brother. Birney Featherstone Albany county clerk sightseeing. H B Hargraves from a northern ranch visits. Mr and Mrs Barrow depart for Douglas. Dr W F Pinneging state veterinarian busy in Laramie. A D Cook state superintendent back from Douglas. Gov B B Brooks and John Brooks return from Natrona V V ranch. L M Campbell Denver named Leader pressman. Mrs C W Morgan returns home to Rawlins after Cahill visit. Laura and Harold Dwyer return to Denver after school with parents. H K E Langheldt William Evans W A Naismith attend theater party hosted by A J Palmer EB Rosenbaum and K Neeley then tour by auto, returning to Laramie.
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Arnold Rick
Minnie Dunn
Louis Miller
Laramie
RR. N. Mataon
Casper
Sheriff Messenger
Converse County
Victor Stovel
Omaha
Birney Featherstone
Albany County Court
H. B. Hargraves
Leader
C. W. Morgan
Cahill
Rawling
Laura Dwyer
Harold Dwyer
John Dwyer
Denver
H. KE. Langheldt
William Evans
W. A. Naismith
A. J. Palmer
EB. H. Rosenbaum
K. Neeley
Taxpayer on Library Board
A Wyoming reader condemns political influence in the Cheyenne library board. The writer labels Burdick, a library trustee and railroad attorney, as using office for partisan aims and urges citizens to defend rights against “one-man power” and to oppose taxes and contracts benefiting railroads.
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Cheyenne
Wya
Leader
Tribune
Burdick
Wyoming
Lirary Board
Union Pacific
Lbrary Board
Pinculea advertised for rheumatism and back ache relief
A Palace Pharmacy ad promotes Pinculea as a guaranteed cure for rheumatism back pains and kidney trouble. It claims 80 days treatment for $1.00 and a single bedtime dose proves merit. The notice urges readers to obtain the remedy now.
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Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Fraternal Meeting Honors George Washington Birthday
Woodmen of the World and Women of Woodcraft members are urged to attend a Thursday evening gathering at the Fraternal hall on February 20. The program features good speaking and singing to honor George Washington’s birthday.
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Woodmen
George Washington
Mardi Gras Carnival in New Orleans Promoted
The notice advertises the world famous Carnival Mardi Gras in New Orleans on February 26 with low winter tourist rates via Colorado and Southern. An illustrated booklet is available on request from T. B. Fisher, General Passenger Agent, Denver.
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New Orleans
Colorado & Southern
T. B. Fisher
Denver
Proctalve Garbolized Promoted as Healing Poultice
A brief historical ad notes Proctalve Garbolized as an antiseptic poultice reducing inflammation for wounds and burns. It mentions Yor bands Nps cuts bdburne and is tied to Palace Pharmacy Drug Co. listings.
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Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
City Council Meets With Small Bond Debate and Small News
The midmonthly Cheyenne city council meeting yielded little business aside from Alderman LaFountain's inquiry about issuing the 160 000 waterworks extension bonds in smaller denominations. City Attorney Riner said state law requires bonds be issued in not less than 500 each. Other actions were referred to committees and ordnances, with a sewer petition laid over and a fire department reorganization ordinance deferred. Bert Barber of Elton Wis endorses DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills from Roedel.
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LaFountain
Third Ward
Riner
Council
Twenty-seventh Street
Ferguson Street
Central Avenue
Fire Department
Twenty-sixth Street
Reed
Dillon
Cole
General Appropriations
Counsell
Bert Barber
Elton, Wis
Mr. Barber
DeWitt
A. E B. Roedel
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