City News in Brief Capital coal company Cer of all kin
Mrs T B McDorough and daughter returned from Fort Laramie due to an illness in a relative. Carl Muchihausen attends to northern Pall Line Range. Mrs Frank Bevans went to Loramie. Elia Mrs Frank Bevans visits Laramie. Aero Tire advertises repair services. The last of six giant steel girders for Union Parish machine shop was placed. Battery service and charging offered by Plains Auto Co. Mrs Charles T Farthing and son return to ranch near Iron Mountain. Numerous locals listed for travel and business in Cheyenne and surrounding areas.
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Eix
Union Parish
Painted farm buildings boost loan value and sale price
A survey of bankers across Iowa Minnesota Michigan Ohio Indiana and Missouri finds valued loan and sale advantages for well painted farm buildings. Banks report 20 to 50 percent higher loan amounts and faster approvals when barns houses and fences are well kept and painted, with unpainted structures reducing value and credit access.
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Mississippi Valley
Iowa
Hispola
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Michigan Bank
Minnesota
Timple Wack
Northern Illinois
Ao Iowa Bank
Iown
Paint Saver of Surfaces From Ancient to Modern Times
The passage presents paint as a universal preservative, hailed as the saver of surfaces across eras. It claims paint shields tombs, ships, airplanes, fortifications, hospitals, homes, and farms from decay, enabling civilization to endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoah
Sigtine Chapel
Columbus
New Spain
Cassidy a Cheyenne Builder Once of High Regard
J M Cassidy is highlighted as a veteran general contractor in Cheyenne with a long record of major local projects including the first National Bank and the Princess theater. He served as superintendent of buildings at Fort Russell for five years and has fifty two years in ser There's garbled text but notes his extensive work in carpentry and cabinet making and likens his influence to Cheyenne's upcoming building boom.
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J. M. Cassidy
First National Bank
Princess Theater
Fort Russell
Liffrat
Cheyenne
Chicago
Cassidy
Maurice urges fast peace and aid to Europe
Sir Frederick Maurice, in New York after visiting Washington, says the Hungarian revolution poses little risk of broad allied fighting. He calls for a peremptory peace treaty and rapid food relief, arguing a small force could quell resistance in Germany and Hungary and predicts Germany will sign the treaty to avoid ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hungary
Frederick Maurice
Europe
Washington
Germany
Maugin
Balkans
Britain Withholds Militia Question Details
The House of Commons hears a reply from the Minister of Militia Mewburn regarding a questioned issue. The date is kept secret at the British government’s request. State leader ads bring results.
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House of Commons
Militia Mewburn
Paint and Illiteracy in Backwoods Regions
A curio from the Educational Bureau and Industrial Research Bureau notes illiteracy varies by region with painting and pigments linked to social practices. It suggests barn and common paints dominate in areas with high illiteracy, while well-lit homes and outhouses are rare, implying limited adornment and exposure to pigments.
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Washington, D. C
Educational Bureau
Bureau of Industrial Research
Cut Out Menus and Mail for Foley Trial Pack
A sentimental old advertisement urges readers to mail a cutout slip to Foley & Co. in Chicago for a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets. It promises relief for coughs colds croup rheumatism backache kidney bladder ailments constipation biliousness headaches and sluggish bowels.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Ady
Canadian Troops in Siberia to Return Home Soon
Ottawa dispatch reports arrangements have been made for the return of the Canadian expeditionary forces in Siberia. The move signals the withdrawing of Canadian troops from the Far East theater and their return to this side as plans proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Associated Presa
Ottawa
Ontario
Olive Tablets Liver Remedy Ad Note
An advertisement suggests Olive Tablets from Dr Edwards help with stomach upset and liver health. The copy promotes taking one or two tablets at bedtime and prices at 25 cents per box, claiming tonics and remedies aid digestion.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Three Homes Sell for Fifteen Thousand Dollars
W B Iliff sold a colonial bungalow at 701 Randall Boulevard. Mrs T V Towle bought a Wang house with six rooms on two lots for 85000 cash. Sebena Wasserman sold his Maxwell Street house with six rooms to Floyd L Watson for 5000. Paul H Moore handled these sales and others totaling 15300 in a single day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Iliff
Randall Boulevard
Wang
T. V. Towle
Sebena Wasserman
Maxwell Street
Floyd L. Watson
Paul H. Moore
Moore
East 16Th Street
Eckman’s Eckman’s tonic product notice
A fragmentary advertisement notes Eckman’s Tonic and Health Builder as a warning cough or cold remedy with calibrate tablets. Mentions price per box and Eckman and RY as manufacturers context.
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Arugetts
Eckman An RY
Philace
Eckman
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Thomas Kelley
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