Industrial Club presses county road district plan for Cheyenne
The Cheyenne Industrial Club asks Laramie County Commissioners to create road improvement districts to ensure tax funds for roads near Cheyenne are spent locally. A May 4 1909 resolution urges immediate action and outlines a districting plan to improve efficiency and permanency of road work.
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Industrial Club
Cheyenne
Laramie
Barrow
Board of County Commissioners
Laramie County
Wyoming
Industrial Club of
Lara
Mie
the Industrial Club of
Byts Preaidar
Thomas Hreaney
F. H. Barrow
Civil Engineering in Central America at the Orpheum
A pictorial Edison masterpiece depicts a young American engineer building a railroad through a planter's plantation in Central America. He wins the trust of the planter's daughter, faces gunfire and danger, is shot and nursed back to health, then completes the road with her help and the old man's consent. Admission ten cents.
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Central America
Cheyenne
Edison
Orpheum
Barry Bros Strike Back in Laramie Stationery Market
Barry Bros and Harry Bros operate books and stationery in Laramie. Rumors say rival drug stores conspire to cut prices on office supplies to push Barry Bros out. Barry Bros plan aggressive drug pricing to draw customers and expand the store as they apply their signature advertising methods.
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Harry Bros
Laramie
Barry Bros
Barrys
Barry
Barry Drug
Postponed Laramie County Cattle and Horse Growers Meeting
The annual meeting of the Laramie County Cattle and Horse Growers association is postponed to May 25 due to Dr. Marsh of Washington DC being unable to attend before that date. Marsh will give a talk and other speakers will be announced later. President Geo Mitchell and Secretary J C Underwood sign the notice.
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Marsh
Jaurendy of Plant Industry
Washington, D. C
Laramie County
Remorse Drives Man to Leap From Window After Family Death
Max Schlotterbeck, 24, a Street Cleaning department driver, killed himself by leaping from a third floor window at 221 First Avenue after learning his father Christian Schlotterbeck had died by gas. He entered the apartment alone, found his father's body, and died instantly. The elder brother Joseph identified the corpse later. The cause is listed as grief over his father’s death and remorse for his own past life.
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New York
Max Schlotterbeck
No. 221
First Avenue
Christian Schlotterbeck
Po Meeman Foley
Meat Market Changes Hands In Cheyenne
Walter Smith of Fort Collins has purchased the interests of Messie La Pash and Leffler at the Cheyenne Meat Market on Pergawon Street. He arrived in the city to assume charge and aims to make the market the town’s most popular shop with good meats, fair prices, and prompt service.
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Walter Smith
Fort Collins
Messie, la Pash
Leffler
Cheyenne
Pergawon Street
Mr Smith
Butchor Busleas
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Paixes
Strike Back
Will
Laramie Prog Trust
Stationery Field Combine
Geo. Mitchell
J. C. Undre Wood
Coca-Cola
Americ
America
Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis
U. S.A
Hofman Bros
Wyo
Bon
Pather
Fye & la Pash
West Seventeenth “St
Minnesota
A. E. Roedel
West Seventeenth Telephone
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