Local Visitors and Guests Reported in Cheyenne
The list notes Ef G Underwood and family from Carpenter visiting Albany, J Burnett from Little Medicine Ranch in city yesterday, Wm and Henry Kranz arriving from Burns, Geo S Raynes from Pole Ocee J, D Laney from Laramie in Eisraan yesterday, Mrs R N Nichola from Council Bluffs visiting, H T Hopka from Deitz on business, J J Bentley a Sheridan visitor, Mr and Mrs Walter Schoonmaker from Cambria at the Plains, J Herrick from Ava on business, Wm K Wells from Wheatland on business, J A Baxter from Horse Creek, and Miss Maud Willis from Greeley visiting. Sherman Co. Sands promoting a full line of Bastar cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Barker
R. Blakey
Casper
William and
Henry Kranz
Cheyenne
Burns
Geo
Raynes
City
Cee J
D. Laney
Laramie
Eisraan
R. N. Nichola
Council Bluffs
Iowa
F. B. Smith
Wheatland
W. B
Wm. K. Wells
J. A. Baxter
Horse Creek
Maud Willis
Greeley
Colo
Henderson Fined in Police Court
Special Officer Henderson was fined $40 by Judge Wellnitz in Police Court for disturbance. He allegedly assaulted Councilman Crainger on the viaduct days earlier and was arrested by county authorities on a separate assault warrant. A preliminary hearing before Justice Edwards bound him over to district court on $100 bonds. County commissioners canceled his acting deputy sheriff commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Wellnitz
Crainger
Grainger
Justice of the Vence Edwards
Valuable suggestion on kidney health and herbal remedy
Physicians urge attention to kidneys as they filter poisons and support other organs. Winter indoor living can burden kidneys. excess heavy foods and dehydration worsen function. A mineral free herbal compound from Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root is advertised with a sample by mail from Dr Kilmer Co. Cheyenne Daily Leader.
Various Local Notices and Notices from Rock Springs
Short items list official travels marriages divorces licenses and notices from Rock Springs Wyoming including Attorney General Preston trips District Court petitions and local business ads. It notes travels to Denver Freemont and New York as well as a marriage license for Rolla J. Haney and Martha Board and a divorce filing by Peter M. French. It also mentions an automobile accident near Cheyenne and the incorporation of Wyoming Crude Oil Company with $600000 capital in Casper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller’s
Carey Ave
D. A. Preston
Rock Springs
Denver
Dinneen
West 16Th Street
Bright
Toftny
Mrs. Stanton
23Rd St
Rolla J. Haney
Chug- Water
Martha Board
Cheyenne
Crowely
Mr. Kaufman
Fremont
Neb
Peter M. French
District Court
Helen L. French
French
Ligier
19Th St
Old Country
Schenck
Frederick Schaltfer
Switzerland
Ulfal County
Wyoming
First Congregational Church
Annette B. Gray
Jesus
Henderson
Union Pacific
Sheehan
Vines
State Board of Equalization
P. T. Beauchamp
Tower
Wyo
Wvorming
Beauchamp
Auto Acciient
William Lacey
Phoenix
Arizona
BR Barrow
Cripital
Casper
Good Friday Service at Methodist Church Today
A 2:30 p m Good Friday service will be held at the Methodist Mypiscopal church with Rev Nelson leading and Chaplain G T Stull assisting. All are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Mypiscopal Church
Rev
Nelson
G. T. Stull
Girl Sentenced to Six Months in Jail
Rose Kearns of Frenchville pleaded guilty in a federal court to cashing a postal money order not hers. She admitted receiving letters from a man in Cheyenne who directed others to pass them to her. A money order in a Frenchville woman’s mailbox was indorsed with the other woman’s name and sent by a boy to be cashed. She will be sent to Denver due to no local women’s ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Kearns
Frenchville
Cheyonne
Cheyenne
Prenchville
Denver
Wand
Stop Effort 10 Pass Canada Reciprocity Debate Text
Historical text discusses the repeal effort toward Section 2 of a trade bill, warning against amendments that would tax intelligence and harm publishers. It notes Senate actions, the Heyburn repeal attempt, and calls to monitor Senators for any sneak amendments. Also includes agricultural frost prevention guidance from Sherman Co, detailing frost risk factors, air drainage, windbreaks, and moisture management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senate Finance
House
Oleo Tax Debate Drives Dairy Lobby Against Oleo Sales
The dairy industry fights repeal of the oleo tax law imposing 10 cents per pound and opposes any bill easing oleo sales. Citizens urged to contact their senators and congress to oppose fraud in oleo sales and support selling oleo only at lawful prices.
Easter Booklets at Sanda Boost for Your Tavortto Leader
Easter booklets at Sanda advertise Tavortto the Leader's automobile Caytust as a boost for local readers. The promotion emphasizes community engagement and promotional giveaways tied to the holiday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanda
Vacant Lots and Ground Use to Improve Cheyenne Gardens
City planners urge residents to cultivate vacant lots in Cheyenne to boost soil health and food production. The piece recommends preparing soil, buying seeds, and daily care, promising health benefits and a sense of achievement as crops grow. It ends noting a reminder to renew a subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Garden Howe
Atlas Half-Week Bill Showcase Stages Top Acts
The Atlas bill features Bell Thazer Bros aerialists with daring new tricks, Gorham Phillips eccentric dancers drawing big crowds, Pittman Goodrawn and Co. delivering a sharp comedy sketch, and Theturos providing musical entertainment. The program is praised as one of the best seen at the playhouse in some time with a balanced lineup and high performance level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Playhouse
Bell Thazer Bros
Gorham Phillips
Pittman
Goodrawn and Co
New Order at Fort Russell
Commanding officer announces new office hours and procedures for on post offices. Some officers left an enlisted man in charge who had no power to act. a non commissioned officer will be informed where to find the responsible officer during business hours.
The Why of a Silage Boom and Land Value Link
The piece argues silos multiply with land prices, noting three acres per dairy cow as typical. It cites Kansas regions where three acres yield about thirty tons of corn silage, enough for five cows annually, highlighting pasture loss when land is costly and mentioning house painting and Sherman Co floor finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
FE. W. Allen
Rawlins
Normandie
Ef. G. Underwood
Carpenter
Albany
Burnett
Little Medicine
The
Sherman Co
Sands
Canada
Ee the Sherman Co
Eee Geert Air Drainage
Cheyenne Real Estate
New Order
Fort Russell
the Sherman Co
James M. Newman
Capitol Ave
Federal Land & Securities CO
Federal Land & Securities
Bevpore
Chas. B. Bailey
Capitol Ave. &G InSurance
Cap. Ave
Cheyenne City Real Estate
Brown
Ase Hk
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