Cheyenne News Briefs Highlight Local Events
District court in session today as Cheyenne reports no serious disease cases. New bills to be shown at Star and Crystal theaters. A. R. Troxell critically ill in San Francisco. Cheyenne Railway Employees Building & Loan holds February meeting. Judgments recorded in two cases totaling $1,589.85. Spring and summer building activity expected. WW exhibit progress for East tour. Four month old child of Captain and Mrs Gough adopted in Basin. Cigar slot machines undergoing regulatory changes. Atlas theater vaudeville praised for crowds. Wyoming delegates named to International Convention for Welfare of Children in Washington.
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Cheyenne
Star and Crystal
A. R
Dick) Troxell
San Francisco
Cheyenne Railway Employes Building & Loan Association
Thatie W. P. Carroll
Pearlstine
Gould
Wyoming
Atlas Theater
J. A. VanOrsdel
Washington
Frank Mondell
Newcastle
William Sturgis
P. C. Brewster
W. R. Schnitger
D. C
Pineules Promise Quick Pain Relief At Palace Pharmacy
The ad promotes Pineules claiming relief from rheumatism back ache and kidney trouble. A 30 day course costs $1.00 with a single bedtime dose said to prove merit. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co. advocates try today for relief.
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Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Black Persons Cabin at Turner Hall Opens Saturday
Manager Heaney has booked Stetson son’s Black Persons Cabin for Turner hall with a matinee and night show on Saturday February 29. The Stetson company is praised as one of the best to perform this drama and will feature added music and improved interpretation. An oil painting titled The First Settlers of Wyoming will be exhibited at Palace Pharmacy, showing a buffalo and two coyotes, valued at 250 dollars. Dodo’s Little Liver Pills are advertised for general use. A large crowd is hoped for the F U A social on Wednesday evening February 46.
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Heaney
Stetson
Turner Hall
Wyoming
Palace Pharmacy
Snowlad Mountains
C. Eluelo
F. U. of A
Doomsday for a Colony of Insects in Sudden Heat
A dramatic chronicle describes a bee or ant colony struck by a lethal heat vapor. A roaring shock, suffocating mist, and panic lead to mass death until a firefighting water stream extinguishes the outbreak. An onlooker exclaims in shock as the cause is revealed.
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Jimma da
Chris
Union Pacific
Domielia
Bedbugs Fall as Steam Attack Closes In
A chaos in the city yard ends with a man among the extra gang turning a steam hose into the pest weapon. Steam bursts from a car alarm triggers a fire response as bedbugs meet their doom. The incident prompts puzzled explanations about the odd use of steam and fire crews.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
An old advertisement claims Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day with money back guarantee. Druggist signs appear on each box, priced at 25 cents or 260 units in the scan.
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E. W. Grove
Wyoming and Cheyenne Play Classic at Keefe Hall
Arrangements completed for a basketball game between the University of Wyoming and the Cheyenne Athletic association at Keefe hall next Saturday night. The teams are evenly matched and expected to provide an interesting contest. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup advertised as gentle and prompt for cough relief, sold by A. B. Roedel.
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University of Wyoming
Cheyenne Athletic Association
Keefe Hall
Messenger Phone Service Ad
An old classified style note directs readers to call POR A MESSENGER phone for prompt service at 1610 Porguaon Street.
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Capitol Mesenger
No. 4
Porguaon Street
Elks Dance Postponed To February 27
The Wika party postpones the Elks dance to Thursday evening February 27, inviting attendees to reschedule.
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Ase Roedel
Andy E.roedell
17Th Street
Eddy St
Kerrigan
Leslie
Anheuser Busch Beer
Harry P. Hynds
Shinitz Photo Studio
Kodak
Eddy Street
Valentines
Just
Lowney
Lem Ellis
Thos
Holland, Chier
Nierakeoai
Alwo
Kanapor
Sun-Leader
THE
Leader Publishing Co
Charles T. W
District Court
Dodo
Pulsco Pharmacy Drug Co
Metropolitan Magazine
Metropolitan
Daily Leader
Bryan
William J. Bryan
Leader
A. A
Kennedy
A. B E. Roedel
Green River
Liege
Belgium
U.S. Marine
John. J. Folen
Tivoli
Te Tailor
Hellman
Ferguson Strees
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