Local Visitors and Residents Camp in Cheyenne and Capital Region
We the People note numerous visitors and residents in Cheyenne and surrounding areas. Ef G Underwood and family stop at Albany. J Burnett comes from Little Medicine ranch. Barker and Blakey visit Casper businesses. Kranz arrive from Burns. Raynes from Pole Creek. Laney of Laramie travels. Mrs Nichola from Council Bluffs visits friends. Dr Smith from Wheatland on business. Mrs Holliday of Walton guests at the Plains. Haney and Haney from Chugwater register at the Metropolitan. Hopka from Deitz on business. J J Bentley visits Sheridan. Mr and Mrs Schoonmaker from Cambria guests at the Plains. Herrick from Ava on business. Wells from Wheatland on business. Baxter from Horse Creek. Miss Maud Willis from Greeley visiting. state authorities have not...
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, and faced a county arrest warrant for assault. A preliminary hearing before Justice Edwards bound him over to the district court on $100 bonds. County commissioners cancelled his deputy sheriff commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Wellnitz
Crainger
Grainger
Justice of the Vence Edwards
Kidney Health Advice and Sample Offer from Kilmer
A physician endorsed view urges more attention to kidneys as they filter poisons and support other organs. It warns winter lifestyle increases kidney stress and lists symptoms. The ad promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root herbal remedy and offers a free sample by mail from Dr Kilmer Co.
Local Notices and Briefs From Cheyenne Area
Community items include Miller’s watch repair shop, attorney general Preston returning from Rock Springs, Dinneen’s Denver trip, and a trunk shop on West 16th. Also appears marriage license for Rolla Haney and Martha Board, divorce filing by Peter French, and various service ads. Notable activities feature state board of equalization, immigration inquiries, and a Wyoming Crude Oil Company incorporation in Casper.
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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 Episcopal Church
A Good Friday service is scheduled at 2 30 p m today at the Methodist Episcopal church. Pastor Rev Nelson will be assisted by Chaplain G T Stull. 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 to pasting a postal money order not hers and was sentenced to six months in federal jail. She claimed to have been receiving letters from a man in Cheyenne who sent the letters to another Cheyenne woman who then passed them to her. The money order, found in the Frenchville woman’s mailbox, was indorsed to cover carfare to Denver and cashed by a boy at the post office. Federal authorities traced the funds, leading to her arrest. due to no women’s ward, she will be sent to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Kearns
Frenchville
Cheyonne
Cheyenne
Prenchville
Denver
Wand
Effort to Repeal a Tax on Intelligence Debated
The article discusses a proposed repeal of a bill affecting a tax on intelligence and the fate of Section 2. It warns that amending to include Section 2 could harm publishers and readers, urging Senators to oppose changes and watch for attempts to slip in the repeal. It also includes farming notes on frost prevention in orchards and frost-damage safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senate Finance
House
Oleo Tax Battle Sparks Senate Lobbying Effort
Dairy interests press to repeal the oleo tax law and block margarine fraud bills. Advocates urge supporters to contact senators and representatives to defend prices and prevent deceptive sales.
Easter Booklets at Sanda Roost for Your Tavortto
Easter week notices announce booklets at Sanda Roost for readers. The Leader's Automobile Caytust promotes local offerings and events, inviting residents to explore holiday reading and related activities.
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Sanda
Vacant lots and back yards urged for garden growth
The article urges city residents to cultivate vacant ground within town limits, noting Cheyenne soil is rich and sub irrigated. It promotes morning and evening work, buying seeds, and watching crops grow, promising health, satisfaction, and a hearty harvest with beets carrots onions and more. It ends by reminding readers to pay subscriptions in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Garden Howe
Atlas Show Delivers Notable Half-Week Bill
A strong Atlas program features Bell Thazer Bros in daring flying tricks, Gorham Phillips eccentric dancing, Pittman Goodrawn and Co comedy, and Theturos musical act. The ensemble is praised for balance and high performance across acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Playhouse
Bell Thazer Bros
Gorham Phillips
Pittman
Goodrawn and Co
New Orders at Fort Russell Clarify Officer in Charge Rules
The fort issues guidance on in charge procedures noting that enlisted personnel often lack authority or knowledge of whom to contact. Officers on duty will be reachable 9:00 to 12:00 and 1:70 to 8:50 p.m. on weekdays excluding holidays and weekends.
The Why of a Silage Silo and Land Value Effects
A discussion notes silos rise with land values and cites benefits of silage. Three acres of pasture per dairy cow is typical in farming areas, but in eastern central Kansas three acres can yield about thirty tons of corn silage enough for five cows a year. The piece mentions pasture erosion in costly land markets and lists House painting and The Sherman Co Floor finishing as possible references.
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Kansas
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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
Chas. B. Bailey
Capitol Ave. &G InSurance
Cap. Ave
Cheyenne City Real Estate
Brown
Ase Hk
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