Furlough for Corporal Groff Leads to Denver Move With Team
Corporal PL H Groff of Company K Eleventh Trantry receives a three month furlough and plans a May move to Denver to join Bidwell’s professional baseball group as first baseman. He will be joined by Ruttenhaven Galena and Mrs Goff for the season. In a shooting contest Captain Kites awarded $0 prize. Sergeant Ma Lain won with 41 points. Major John W Heavey to speak on The Infantry in Conjunction with Other Army April 10 at 2 p.m.
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PL H. Groff
Company K
Maye
Denver
Tra Widwella Agate Raton
Kaml
PF. H
Bidwell
Ruttenhaven
Galena
Mra Goff
Kites
Company HK
Eleventh Infantry
Seregeant MaLain
John W. Heavey
14Th Infantry
Leave Granted for Two Months to Artillery Officer
First Lieut. Leroy P Colling of the 4th Field Artillery has been granted a two month leave of absence.
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Leroy P Colling
4Th Field Artillery
Stock Loss Is Small Says Gov Osborne
Governor Osborne arrived in Cheyenne from Rawlins and will depart for Denver on a short business trip. He reports very little loss among stock near Bowling this winter due to ranchers stocking up hay last year. He is optimistic and expects a large amount of forage for the coming season.
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Osborne
Rawlins
Denver
Seerion
Big influx of settlers into state in 1912
The Wyoming boom expects thousands of new settlers this year mainly for irrigated land. Information from Immigration Commissioner Schenck’s office notes many will take dry farm homesteads while irrigated tracts are in greatest demand. State Land Commissioner Woocking urges Carey Act firms with construction underway to hasten work to meet demand. Also mentions Easter Cards at Hird’s and Mrs. Clarence Warris recovering from grippe and enjoying good weather.
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Wyoming
Schenck
Wooking
Jack Johnson skeptical about July Fourth title bout
Chicago April 3 Jack Johnson doubts a world championship fight with Jim Flynn on July 4. He says he is willing to discuss terms with Tom O Rourke or any money offer. O Rourke arrives from New York to finalize a $15 000 offer to Johnson to fight Pulver. Jack Curley failed to attend a conference raising Johnsons suspicions.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Jim Flynn
Tom O'Rourke
O'Rourke
New York
Johnson
Pulver
Jack Curley
Fiddling with Curley Costs Man Easy Money
A man's remark reveals regret over letting money slip away while he fiddled with Curley, highlighting a moment of financial mismanagement and missed opportunity.
Fourth Field Artillery Defeats Ninth Cavalry Classic
The 4th Field Artillery defeated the 9th Cavalry in a hot contest on the 4th Artillery alleys. The result was a decisive score of 620. The artillery team seeks match opportunities in Cheyenne or Ft. Russell, Wyoming.
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4Th Field Artillery
Cheyenne
Ft. Russell
Pollard
Ft. D. A
Athletic Board Officers Elected in Conference Meeting
Warren D. Howe of Indiana University was chosen president of the graduate committee of the Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association at the annual meeting in Chicago. Edward R. Johnson of Iowa was elected secretary and treasurer, with Marcy Good of Purdue and others appointed to visit Lafayette Indiana to review the outdoor conference meet site and report back.
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Chicago
Warren D. Howe
Indiana University
Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association
Edward R. Johnson
Iowa
Marcy Good
Purdue
Indiana
George Ehler
Wisconsin
A. A. Stagg
Lafayette
Ind
Easter Booklets at Sanda Card of Thanks
We express heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement in the death of our sister and mother Mollie Duffey. Mr. and Mrs. Al Rice, Mr. and Mrs Frank Hartman, Mr. and Mrs Scott Hazen, Margaret Duffy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Duffey
al. Rice
Frank Hartman
Scott Hazen
Margaret Duffy
Twenty-One Trains in a Day Reach Cheyenne
The text reports that twenty-one passenger trains arrived in Cheyenne yesterday under Union Pacific. Trains from Omaha were delayed four days due to a washout, while west of that point services faced disruption. Despite mishaps, Nebraska trains appeared on schedule with passenger movement resuming normally.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Omaha
A Mean Slap Sketch Hits Back on Luck Game
The fragment shows a dialogue about luck in a sketch with lines arguing that relying on luck makes for a poor game. The exchange features two speakers debating luck versus skill in a humorous context.
Try-New-Life Demonstrator Offers Home Trials
An expert demonstrator will visit homes for those unable to attend this demonstration. No purchase obligation. The device operates from any electric socket or uses batteries if needed. It claims to relieve rheumatism, neuralgia, sleeplessness, and poor circulation with a single treatment, promising renewed vitality and immediate relief.
Magical Try New Life Machine Promises Instant Pain Relief
An article touts the Try New Life device as a compact energy motor with an ebony handle. It claims to use a simple power source and a rotating rubber applicator to massage and soothe various pains, offering instant relief and easy operation with trained demonstrators at the Hamilton Beach store.
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Hamilton Beach
Deming
Weet 17Th &1
Try-New-Life touted to cure nervousness and female ailments
An advertisement claims Try-New-Life relieves backache sleeplessness bladder trouble and nervous disorders in women. It describes a sponge applicator that purportedly soothes headaches backache neuralgia indigestion weak kidneys and liver issues, promising restful sleep and improved blood flow.
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Bright
Ieee Reneree
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Fort Russell News
Tidwell
Stone
Gov. Osborne
Hird's
Clarence Warris
Pug
Curley
Flynn
4Th Artillery
Brown
McCarty
Ahrendt
Cassidy
6Th Cavalry
Hurt
Calwell
Wilson
Wallace
Cadwell
Sanda
West 17Th Street
Colorado
Peojlle
Cheyenne Hamilton Beach Sales Co
Deming Block
W. 17Th St
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