Rugged City Listings Reflect Services And Businesses
Immigrant passage through the city noted as a large crowd on No. 5. Miller's repairs watches accurately with high grade work and moderate prices. Mrs Beare offers dress and suit making. The United States Investment and Trading Company of Sheridan is incorporated. Mark A Chapman handles loans insurance and houses. Buicks sold by Baron McMillan of the Plains Garage. Denver Music Co offers piano tuning. R B Moody returns home after business stop. Lucie Tavis provides hair goods and mail orders. Maurice Groshon leaves for inspection in northern state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Investment and Trading Company of
Sheridan
Mark A. Chapman
Carey Ave
R. BR. Moody
Larawit
Lucie Tavis
W. 17Th
Uws North
Maurice Groshon
Local People and Notes from Cheyenne and Nearby
Inter Ocean reports Cheyenne residents own and operate local services with contact lines for day or night calls. Guests last night included notable figures from Evanston and Sara toga while Miner Here notes Tom Gibson, ex labor leader now with Union Pacific Coal, was in the city. Civil engineer C. E. Black returned to Laramie after a visit to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Ocean
Guy Yolden
James Daly
Casper
J. ©. Nash
C. N. Coates
Hilledale
Cheyenne
Normandie
Henry Harkedale
Evanston
W Ih
Louder
Saratoga
Tom Gibson
Union Pacific Coal Company
Mra
H. D. Gee
Capitol Avenue
O'Brien
Denver Music Co
Robert N. Grace
Metropolitan
Clare Denbigh
Woolton
George Montgomery
Iron Mountain
Karl Trobough
Alice Brown
Lander
John Herrick
Hillsdale
Chris Berg
Little Horse Creek
John Pavlet
Hermosa
J. J. Mellquhan
Philips
Hugh McGee
Granite
Mabel E. Smiths
Plano
Shall We Have a Chautauqua in Cheyenne This Season
Cheyenne residents are urged to reconsider hosting a chautauqua. The letter argues last season’s 700 subscribers show strong support and that Miss C. H. Watson and Rev. Hills should lead renewed efforts with community backing to arrange a program, featuring intelligent discussions and musical talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Redpath Lyceum Company
C. H. Watson
Kansas City
Hills
Hendrix Proves Wing Reliable For Pirates In Spring Game
Claude Hendrix, former Indiana college star, pitched five innings for the Pittsburgh Pirates at Hot Springs against the Boston Red Sox. He allowed only two singles, but the Pirates lost 2 to 0 as Babe Adams relieved and the champs scored in the eighth on Yorkes triple with two on. Hugh Dieler? Rediant held the Pirates to four hits.
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Claude Hendrix
Bilge
Indians
Pittsburg Pirates
Hot Springs
Ark
Boston Red Sox
Mendrix
Buccaneers
Claude
Pirates
Champs
Babe’ Adams
Hendrix
Steve Yorkes
Hugh Brediant
New York Giants
Fred Clarke
Methodist Minister Recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Rev James A Lewis of Milaca writes Chamberlains Cough Remedy has long been a welcome guest in our home It is a medicine worth trial for colds coughs and croup He urges readers not to delay and to use it cautiously as occasion requires for years to come Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Lewis
Milaca
Minnerotea
Chamberlain
Fellowes
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Digestive Relief
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle yet effective remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion. It praises natural stomach and bowel recovery, claims relief from gas and headache, and offers trials and money back guarantees with mail order samples.
Broderick Promoted at Union Pacific Depot Office
The Union Pacific splits freight and passenger offices with Breisch focusing on freight and L A Broderick promoted to ticket and freight agent. Broderick becomes passenger and baggage agent in charge of the depot reflecting his years of service and standing in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Breisch
L. A. Broderick
Broderick
Eight Ford Automobiles Arrive In Large City Shipment
Auto Livery Co received one car with eight Ford cars of the 1915 model in a record shipment. Six were sold to Cheyenne Creamery Mrs L Hughes C L Beatty Pine Bluffs W D Brennen and a Casper buyer. Two roadsters and six touring cars require heavy unloading and display stylish bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Livery Company
Ford
Cheyenne Creamery
Hide Inspectors Appointed By State Livestock Board
The state board of livestock commissioners will meet in the city Monday to discuss important matters including the appointment of six hide inspectors. Candidates listed include J. Je Jordan of Cheyenne Tom Bell of Lusk and Fred J Hess of Buffalo. The term of Mr Hee has expired but he will serve until a successor is appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Thle City
Auction Items Include Boots Shoes and Cases
A catalog of items lists trunks at 4.50 in leather cases and suitcases from 1 to 2, bulle priced 5 to 10, Hoye school shoes at 2.50, taluca shoes 1.25, plus ladies and misses shoes. Address shown as Gam Stark 1600 Addy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gam Stark
Isu
Minstrel Show and Tennis Club Formed by Parish Mousse
Parish Mousse club members held a smoker and discussed finances and activities. Plans include a minstrel show after April 20 and a summer tennis tournament to crown a club champion. Billiards and pool tournaments were approved, with many members signed up for joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetlock
Randolph
Spangier
Scott
Underwood
Warren
Cook
Paul
Sutherland
Snow
Reilly
Swisher
Nash
Jones
Federal Court Briefly Convened in Beaston
The federal court met in Beaston for a few minutes yesterday then adjourned until today when irrigation cases are expected to be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Court
Beaston
Bright Leaves for California
Frank T Bright, longtime state Dumond Humane Society agent, resigns and leaves for Denver then California to engage in humane work. His departure creates a loss to the society as rivalries and leadership disputes linger. Directors met but took no action, and funding is depleted amid a state auditor ruling affecting future operations.
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Frank T Bright
State Dumond
Pea A
Denver
California
Bright
Society
Humane
Kerr
Supreme Court
Eneulagwo
March Weather Summary From Cheyenne Records
The Cheyenne weather report shows March winds averaging 12.4 mph with a high of 44 mph and a low near eight below. Temperatures ranged from 65 above to eight below, mean 20.8, with 0.08 inch rainfall. Director R.K. Grant notes March 1871 and 1880 extremes and compares to historical normals and past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
The
Mercury
RK. Q. Grant
Notable Ohio Leader Cox Praised by World
The New York World extols Governor Cox as dominant in Ohio, praising his roles from governor to health officer and life saving service head. It highlights his farm roots, schooling, printer trade, newspaper editor background, congressman tenure, and his reputation as a diligent reporter and Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cox
James M. Cox
New York World
New York lacks haunted houses study finds scarce investigator
An investigator notes New York has virtually no haunted houses and suggests the public avoids returning from the afterlife despite heat, implying a skeptical stance toward supernatural tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia hotel to get airplane landing roof
The roof of a Philadelphia hotel will be equipped with a landing for aeroplanes. This project aims to keep management busy when New York night theatrical troupes adopt air travel to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Postman Delivers Letters Amid Morning Household Exchange
A busy mail carrier balances a bulldog under one arm and a crate of mail in the other as a lady of the house comes to receive her morning letters without tipping his cap.
Chinese reformers discuss government and baseball fandom
Analysts and reform advocates examine political changes while sharing interest in baseball. They comment on governance and cultural shifts, noting parallels between reform efforts and sports teamwork in a period of transition.
Saloonkeeper’s $200000 estate sparks playful inquiry
A Kansas City saloonkeeper who trusted his bartender lived without a cash register and died worth $200000. A psychologist is asked to estimate his value if he had installed no cash register, while a Parle paper mocks American dining table habits in a General tone. The State Leader is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ita
Arrivals list broad and scattered at Plains event
A lengthy roster includes C. B. Bougee and F. Lack of Rawlins, W. Barney of Moorcroft, Thos Atkins and Bernard of Denver, J. Percy of Casper, J. W. Hicks and wife of Chicago, A. Birlite of Kansas City, and other names with no clear event context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Bougee
Rawlins
F. Lack
Mellor
Chy
Hardy Denver
H. M
York
Barney
Moorcroft
Wyo
Massay
New York
Clemente
Sheaver
Bernard
Denver
W. Winne
Dea Moines
Thos
Atkins Denver
Iirtoin
Swarts
Boston
Buawanshy Ile
Tutiver
Joneeph Percy
Casper
Fower
Bandetrom
Lienver
Campbell
W. Ly Smith
J. W. Queary
A. Il. Hardy
MR. Meade
Comer
J. W. Hicks
Chicago
Koortschild
W. A. Swan
Kansas City
A. Birlite
Sarah B. Kamer
W. Kearatyne
C. Bughorn
Cleveland
New Deal Demands Public Tax Reform and Open Congress
The piece urges a broad tariff restructuring and cost of living relief, demanding a banking plan for producers and tighter limits on greed. It stresses that Congress must adopt an open, accountable approach with no secret hearings and no closed doors, pushing for a people’s agenda in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Railway Business for January Sees Mixed Results
The article notes milder weather and generally better business lifting railway activity in January 1915 compared with January 1912, though still weaker than other periods. It cites operating income per mile per day at 7.66 for January 1915, 5.08 for January 1912, 9.19 for last fiscal year, and 12.19 in November, 10.16 in December, and 7,060 in January as indicators of traffic variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Eastern Flown Gallant and Miss Wright
A列 fragment lists April showings and names like Miss Wright and Jennys Pearls. It mentions a murder case climax and various feature films with dates in April, including Texas Kelly at Bay and Cymbeline on the Roads of Ceylon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Kelly
Ceylon
Wille
Railway earnings per mile by region in the monthly summary
The summary reports averages per mile of line for the month with $375 for the East railways, $244 for the South, and $277 for the West. Figures cover about 0 percent of the national mileage from the Bureau of Railway Economics using Interstate Commerce reports. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advertised as non narcotic and easily taken with claims of cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
South
Bureau of Railway Economics
Thean Railways
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Moreys
Morey Mercantile Co
Denver, Colo
City News
Miller's
Carey Ava
Buick
Baron McMillan
Plains Garage Company
Wa Douglas May
Sa Avenue
Cheyenne, Wyoming
W. M. Nelson
Oliver Young
Merrill
Wis
Sin
Peat
Mrs, Oliver You Vc
ATLAS
Westinesdas
Miss Wright
Freedom Lonesome
Holmes
Sonmlay
Cymbeline
Pensinks
Logan’s Book and Curio Store
M. S. Lewis
Eddy ST
Harry P. Hynds
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