Local Advertisements and Notices Enhance City Services
Miller's offers reliable watch repair at moderate prices with high grade work. The United States Investment and Trading Company of Sheridan forms a new incorporation. Mark A. Chapman handles loans insurance and houses. Buick sales noted by Baron McMillan of Plains Garage. Denver Music Co offers piano tuning and hair goods by Lucie Tavis. Pure Food Commissioner Maurice Groshon departs for inspection trip in the northern part of the 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
Cheyenne locals note meetings and travels among townspeople
Inter Ocean provides a blur of items: Yolden and Daly guests in Cheyenne, Caspar Nash and C N Coates families, Normandie Henry Harkedale from Evanston, updates on Tom Gibson former labor leader now UP Coal Co employee, dressmaking ad, a court postponement in Shrewbriridge wine room case, and notices of musicians classes and travelers to Laramie with engineers Black and Heenan returning home.
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
Letter by W M Nelson urging Cheyenne residents to revive chautauqua programs. Cites 700 ticket subscriptions last season, notes Redpath Lyceum caliber content, praises Miss C H Watson from Kansas City and Rev Hills, and calls for community support to fund and organize a coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Redpath Lyceum Company
C. H. Watson
Kansas City
Hills
Hendrix Proves Wing Reliable For Pirates In Exhibition
Claude Hendrix, former Indian and Pittsburg Pirates player, showed strong form for five innings against the Boston Red Sox in Hot Springs Arkansas. He allowed only two singles while the Pirates fell 2 to 0 as Babe Adams closed out the game and Steve Yorkes delivered a two RBI triple. Hugh Rediant limited 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 endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for colds coughs and croup. He urges readers to try the remedy and notes families have used it for years with confidence. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
James A. Lewis
Milaca
Minnerotea
Fellowes
Digestive Comfort Promoted by Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
A health note extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a top aid for dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims gentle bowel action, stomach toning, and lasting relief with testimonials, and offers affordable bottles and a free sample via mail request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Young
Merrill
Wis
Broderick Promoted At Union Pacific Depot
The Union Pacific depot separates freight and passenger offices effective yesterday. Breisch will lead freight while L A Broderick is promoted to passenger and baggage agent with general charge of the depot. Broderick has long resided in the city and is praised for his service and cordial manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Breisch
L. A. Broderick
Broderick
Eight Ford Autos in One Shipment Reach City
Auto Livery Co. received one car containing eight 1915 Ford cars in a major regional shipment. Six cars were sold to Cheyenne Creamery Mrs L Hughes C L Beatty Pine Bluffs W D Brennen of Union Pacific Coal state dry farm and Casper buyer. Two roadsters and six touring cars unloaded, noted for styling improvements over older models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Creamery
Hide Inspectors to Be Appointed by State Board
The state board of livestock commissioners will meet in the city and discuss matters including the appointment of six hide inspectors. Candidates include J. Je Jordan of Cheyenne Tom Bell of Lusk and Fred J Hess of Buffalo with terms and replacements noted as pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Thle City
Trade notices for trunks and leather cases in local sale
Classified ad lists trunks at $4.50 and leather suit cases from $1 to $2. Also mentions ladies and misses shoes including Hoye’s school shoes at $2.50 and taluca for $1.25. Address given as Gam Stark, 1600 Addy Street.
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Gam Stark
Isu
Tennis Club Formed and Minstrel Show Planned
Parish Mousse club members held a smoker and discussed funds for the club. They planned a minstrel show after April 20 or after the annual ball and started forming a tennis club with a summer championship tournament. Members signing up include Tetlock Randolph Spangier Scott Underwood Warren Cook Paul Sutherland Snow Reilly Swisher Nash Jones. A billiards and pool tournament was also proposed to crown champions. The meeting included a luncheon and two friendly boute.
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Tetlock
Randolph
Spangier
Scott
Underwood
Warren
Cook
Paul
Sutherland
Snow
Reilly
Swisher
Nash
Jones
Federal Court in Beaston Adjourns, Irrigation Cases to Today
The federal court sat in Beaston for a few minutes yesterday and adjourned until today when key irrigation cases are expected to be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Court
Beaston
Bright Leaves for California Ends California Humane Work
Frank T Bright resigns after two years as state Dumond agent and departs for Denver then California to undertake humane work. The split with Kerr and ongoing rivalry cripples the society office and funds are exhausted. Directors met but took no decisive action amid auditor’s findings and potential court outcomes threatening two years of work.
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Frank T Bright
State Dumond
Pea A
Denver
California
Bright
Society
Humane
Kerr
Supreme Court
Eneulagwo
March Wind and Weather Survey From Cheyenne Report
The Cheyenne monthly weather report shows March with an average wind of 12.4 mph and a high of 44 mph. Temperatures ranged from eight below to 65 above, with 8 days of precipitation totaling 0.08 inches. The mean temperature was 20.8 degrees, and the record compares to 42 years of data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
The
Mercury
RK. Q. Grant
Appreciation of Governor Cox by the World
The New York World lauds Ohio Governor Cox as dominant and multi disciplined. It praises his roles from chief magistrate to life saving service head, health officer, disciplinarian, and reporter, noting his farm upbringing, printing career, newspaper editing, congressmanship, and Democratic leadership. The piece offers Cox as a model of statesmanship and reliability.
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Ohio
Cox
James M. Cox
New York World
Haunted houses scarce in New York shift crowd migration
An investigator notes scarce haunted houses in New York and suggests the inferred desire of locals not to return from the afterlife, even amid hot weather, reflecting mixed regional appeal and fear factors.
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New York
Philadelphia hotel to add aeroplane landing roof
The hotel in Philadelphia installs a roof landing for aeroplanes to ease travel for Ny by wight theatrical troupes. The novel approach aims to speed transfers and keep management busy with frequent arrivals and departures.
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Philadelphia
Bulldog and Edge Crate Mark Morning Letter Delivery
A postman carries a bulldog under one arm and a crate of edge in the other as the fair mistress of the house comes to collect her morning letters. The image captures a quirky domestic moment, blending rural toil with everyday mail delivery rituals.
Reformers and Baseball Fans Weigh In on Government
A group of Chinese political reformers who are baseball enthusiasts share comments on the new government and the introduction of the diamond era. The discussion blends political reform with sports culture.
Saloonkeeper's $200000 Estate Sparks Regretful Riddle
A Kansas City saloonkeeper who never used a cash register died worth $200000. The puzzle contemplates how much more he might have been worth had he installed one. A Parle paper notes Americana feet on dining tables, a broad generalization irrelevant to the tale. Subscribe for The State Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ita
Plains Arrivals List Includes Numerous Names From Denver and Rawlins
A long list of travelers and residents appears with many names tied to Denver Rawlins and other cities. Names include C B Bougee F Lack and J W Hicks and wife among others listed with various locations. The fragment suggests a passenger or arrivals roster from Plains.
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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 Congress Faces Call for A People’s New Deal
The American public demands a real tariff reduction and lower living costs. Citizens urge Congress to curb corporate greed with a producers oriented banking plan. They insist on transparency and an open, accountable process with no secret meetings.
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Washington
Congress
Railway Business For The Month Of January
The article notes that mild weather and solid business lifted railway activity in January, 1915, with operating income per mile per day averaging $7.66, higher than January 1912's $5.08 but below long term averages. It contrasts with November and December figures and explains operating income as funds after expenses for bonds, dividends, and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Eastern flown gallant noted wrong Miss Wright
Apr 2 events list shows titles including Mutual Weekly, Legends of the Everglades, JENNYS PEARLS producing a program lineup. April dates feature various stage and film offerings at Atlas Westinesdas venue.
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Westinesdas
Miss Wright
Earnings Averages By Region For Steam Railways
The summary of earnings and expenses of steam railways shows per mile aggregates for the East 375 dollars, South 244 dollars, and the West 277 dollars. The figures cover about 0 percent of the national mileage, compiled by the Bureau of Railway Economics from Interstate Commerce Commission reports. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is promoted as superior for coughs and colds, pleasant to take, and free of opium or narcotics with ready availability from dealers.
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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
Sin
Peat
Mrs, Oliver You Vc
Auto Livery Company
Ford
ATLAS
Freedom Lonesome
Holmes
Sonmlay
Texas Kelly
Cymbeline
Ceylon
Wille
Pensinks
Logan’s Book and Curio Store
M. S. Lewis
Eddy ST
Harry P. Hynds
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