Local Cheyenne Notices And Appointments Mixed In City News
Cheyenne updates include Miller’s repair service advertises moderate prices at 1709 Carey Ave with quick watch work. Wabash agent Mr French and Union Pacific official Mr Jeffers visit. Notary FE Peary of Cokeville is now commissioned. Watts named bankruptcy referee succeeding T. Blake Kennedy for 2 years.
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Miller's
Carey Ave
New York
Grace la Bar
Binghamton
N. Y
Washington Market
Hk. KR
Mr. French
The
Wabash
American Electric Shoe
M. V. Avery
J. C. Nash
C. N. Coates
Hillsdale
Capid Avenue
P. Peary
Cokeville
Notable City Jail and Business Arrivals Highlight Local Notices
Drunk inebriates Too Drunks John Moran and Mrs Mitchell are jailed on drunk and disorderly charges. Bosler Frank C head of Rock River Conservation Company is in the city on business. Attorney C P Plummer of Wheatland is registered at Plains in town on business. R F Smith Burns John Pfister Lusk registered at the Thressesan hotel. Fred Goodwin forfeits a $15 bond for failing to appear on concealed weapons charge. Shoes and luggage deals advertised by Sam Stark 1600 Eddy Street. Metropolitan Arrivals Wyoming visitors at the Metropolitan include C R and C C Farris Carpenter Ed Clark Rawlins W P Cosler Laramie J L Johnston Little Horse Creek S L Cole Silver Crown. Fawcetts Here Rev W C Fawcette and wife Sunrise in town for presbytery meeting visiting at Mrs Hastie’s home.
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Plainie
C. P. Plummer
Wheatland
Plains
Inter-Ocean
Thressesan
R. F. Smith
Burns
John Pfister
Lusk
Fred Goodwin
Ékpress
Sam Stark
Eddy Street
Wyoming
C. R. and
F. Farris
Carpenter
Ed. Clark
Rawlins
W. P. Cosler
Laramie
J. L. Johnston
Little Horse Creek
L. Cole
Silver Crown
W. C. Fawcette
Sunrise
Presbytery
Frances Davis Aimed as Next State Librarian
Rumor at the capitol says Miss Frances Davis will succeed Mrs. Clara Bond as state librarian this week. Davis is in the city staying with Governor Gary. If Bond resists, charges may be filed against the new appointee.
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Capitol
Frances Davis
Clara Bond
Misa Davis
Arey
Films Show How Madero Was Murdered in Prison
Universal Film company claims a Mexico City filmed record by Frank Dart proves President Madero and Vice President Suarez were killed. The footage reportedly shows bullet holes in the penitentiary walls and battle scenes from Mexico City, with authenticating proof for Cheyenne audiences at the Capitol Avenue theater today or tomorrow.
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Universal Film Company
Mexico City
Frank Dart
Madero
Suarez
Dart
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Citywide irrigation hours announced by mayor
Irrigation hours are set from dawn to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. daily for the city. Watering may occur at any location within the city without district restrictions until further notice, according to Mayor D. W. Gill.
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D. W. Gill
Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers 1812
All persons whose taxes for the year 1812 have not been paid can save money by calling to sell the City Treasurer before the delinquent tax list is published. City Treasurer D. 8, SWAN.
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Swan
Presbytery of Cheyenne holds evening session
The Presbytery of Cheyenne convenes tonight at seven o clock with a sermon by Rev. R MacFadyen, communion observance, and choir anthem. After the sermon the body will elect a moderator and begin business sessions in the evening.
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Cheyenne
R. MacFadyen
Co-operative Laundry Incorporation in Cheyenne
Local capital backs a new Cheyenne venture the Sanitary Co-Operative Laundry incorporated yesterday with authorized capital of 15000. A. D. Walton and J. B. Guthrie join J. F. Milligan as incorporators. Milligan leads the effort. Many Cheyenne residents have bought stock. operations expected within weeks after machinery arrives.
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Sanitary Co-Operative Laundry
Cheyenne
A. D. Walton
J. B. Guthrie
J. F. Milligan
Milligan
Basia
Supreme court weighs big Wyoming estate claim
The supreme court heard arguments in the J. G. Merrill versus State of Wyoming case over the $100,000 estate of Rody Thornton. Merrill asserts an oral will made in the decedent’s presence, while heirs contest the claim. Cc. P. Arnold of Laramie defended, DP. Worth Clark of Pocatello represented the plaintiff. the court took the matter under advisement and will likely rule soon.
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Supreme Court
J. G. Merrill
Plantiff
State of Wyoming
Rody Thornton
Thornton
Merrill
Cc. P. Arnold
Laramie
DP. Worth
Currants and their Baking Notes
Currants largely taste of saccharin in early forms derived from grape sugar. The currant’s tartaric acid contributes its piquant flavor. Potash is present in the form of cream of tartar.
The Gettysburg Speech Delivered in 1863
Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address delivered November 19 1863 during the Civil War era. This landmark speech honored fallen soldiers and articulated a union preserving principle of equality and national purpose.
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Lincoln
St Swithin Day Weather Belief Cited
An old English superstition holds that rain on St Swithin’s Day July 15 will bring forty more days of rain. The belief is noted as historical folklore.
Geneva Antiques Registry Aims to Shield Buyers
In Geneva Switzerland officials require every old picture and antique to be registered at the town hall with declared value to protect purchasers. The move targets safeguarding buyers in local markets for historic items.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Earth's Fertile Area Estimation Report
A historical note estimates the earth's fertile area at 28,200,200 square miles. This figure highlights global land capable of supporting crops and vegetation under suitable conditions.
Wheatland Sheep Shipments Lead to Chicago Run
Twenty five car load fat sheep depart Wheatland for Chicago after three months on Wheatland alfalfa. A car of hogs goes to Denver and cattle to Omaha. Wheatland tops Chicago market with fat sheep at 9.20 per hundred, sealing a yearly top record as shippers like Ayres and Mosars move 6000 sheep.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Chicago
Denver
Omaha
C. Btreed
William L. Ayres
Mosars
Rumney
Livdson
MacDougal
Dr William B Chancellor to Speak at Cheyenne High
Dr William B Chancellor arrives in Cheyenne to address high school pupils at 3 PM in the gymnasium free to the public. In the evening his main lecture may cover The Old and the New In Education or The Universal School. Admission is 60 cents.
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Cheyenne
William B. Chancellor
Famon Joctiurow
Saga
Chataveller
Universal School
Montesorri
Madame Montesorri
Wither
Chancellor
Greater Cheyenne Club To Hold Meeting Tonight
The Greater Cheyenne Club will meet this evening at the Industrial Club to dispose of important business. All members are urged to attend and non members are welcome. The item about a fish story has no weight.
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Magic City Rebekah Lodge No. 6
F. Hall
Greater Cheyenne
Wyoming man seeks big silence after city life
John Hemenway, long in Wyoming mountains as a cattleman, leaves his remote ranch for civilization with his wife in California. They travel to Long Beach and Seaside Park to sample urban life, but he remains drawn to solitude while his wife craves the bustle of cities.
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Los Angeles Times
Tetons
Wilde
Wyoming
California
Civilization
John Hemenway
Hemenway
Wyoming Mountains
Ths
Long Beach
Seaside Park
Herr Long Beach
Earth
Plain list of names with city affiliations
A long enumerated roster lists individuals and their cities such as Denver Omaha New York Chicago and others. The fragmentary OCR shows many misreads and scattered placements but presents a sequence of names linked to towns and states.
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Ll. P. Appleman
Denver
J. A. Shuman
Omaha
A. McGuire
J. W. Stenson
P. A. Flanagan
T. Db. Irving
BH. Deaierich
M. PF. Wart
Ramon Aquabella
L. A. Reily
City
Gary
J. W. Moser
W. G. Tripp
A. FI. Hoff
Casper
A. G. Mull
Kimball
B. Morrell
St. Joseph
A. Chaterbere
New York
HH. A. Wallace
Loulder
Stella Craig
Irene Mitchell
Marry I. Meyer
O. Carman
FP. Howard
W. G. Schweigart
Hi, Saul
Douglas
Wye
J Morach
Return to Mountain Home A Poet’s Farewell to Civilization
John Hemenway and his wife left Long Beach bound for Maryville aiming to swap urban life for a rugged mountain retreat. He plans to travel by saddle horse from California through Nevada and Utah to reach his cherished hollow of hills, where civilization’s clamor would be distant.
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John Hemenway
Long Beach
Marynville
Aventide
California
Nevada
Tah
Tolaho
Hotel Damages Suit Filed Against Arcade Hotel
Miss Alberta FW. 51. Claire of Los Angeles sues Arcade Hotel company in GNcINNATL Ohio for $10,000 damages alleging invasion of room privacy during a stay at the Arcade Hotel. The action seeks redress for alleged intrusion and related harms.
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Gncinnatl
Ohio
Alberta FW
Claire
Los Angeles
Arcade Hotel
Miss St. Claire
Hotel guest accuses Bly B Rogers of forced room intrusion
In July 1911 Bly B Rogers, a hotel clerk, pounded on a guest's door and demanded she reveal company. She says he forced entry, rummaged the room, searched trunk, and humiliated her causing lasting nervous injury.
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Bly B. Rogers
Rogers
Miss St. Claire
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M. H. Todd
House of Features
Kai
Vitagraph Comey
Cutey
Chris Olsen
the Grocer
City News
Boston Ladies’ Tailor
Carey
Jeffers
Union Pacific
Mark A. Chapman
Corey Ave
Jake Schwab
Cody
J. J. Cravon
Eddie Foy
Normandie
Normandie Hotel
Ela Ward
Albin
T. Braper
South Bend
F. F. Lino
Pine Bluffs
Watts
Clyde M. Watts
T. Blake Kennedy
Rimer
Robinson
John Moran
Mrs. Mitchell
Bosler
Frank C. Bosler
Rock River Conservation Company
Miss Davis
Chevensee
Sherman Co
Rebekahs
Geneva's
Gars
Greater Chevenne
Chan
Manewal&Ulrich the
Valmer Bakery
10Th St
Oltiverns National Bank
Citizens National
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Wyoming Wilds
Gustavo
Imp
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Model Hatters Cleaners & Tailors
Corske & H
Shuman
the Coliseum
Mr. Gi, White
Mr. Wagener
Sin
Arry P. Hynds
Wromit
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