City News Items from Cheyenne Daily Notices
Local notes report Miller’s 18, Cheyenne Printery, Albany county sheepman, and towns in Cheyenne area. Notices mention Chelate Messenger Service, Pueblo trip for Mrs. Schiley, and arrivals at Normandie and Metropolitan hotels. Local commerce lists shoes and sale prices at Plains and near Washington market with residents’ names and addresses.
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Cheyenne
Sehiley
Pueblo
American Electric Shoe
First Clase Shoe Repairing
Carey Ave
J. Schulte
Ralph Schulte
D. Norton
Plains
Prominent locals and visitors noted in Cheyenne report
Left for Idaho and Twin Falls. contractor T J Sproul travels for a large Idaho contract. Court to Convene the supreme court will hear Smart case questions on April 22. Two ArrestsHarry Watts jailed for disturbance. Geo Willoughby held for drunkenness. Another Crazy Man Jim Dante taken from No 10 and placed in county jail awaiting acclimation. Dance Postponed parish house dance moved to next week. Purchase Anto Patzold and J Mersech seen in a new Buick 30 roadster bought in Denver. Prominent Rancher Tim Ross of Rock River in town. Maj Johnson M R Johnson Wheatland GM Swan Land and Cattle Co in city. Kemper to Los Angeles W B Kemper GM Cheyenne Light Power leaves for LA. To Indiana M A Kline to Terre Haute joining Mrs Kline for short eastern trip before returning to Cheyenne.
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Idaho
T. J. Sproul
Twin Falls
Supreme Court
Harry Watts
Geo. Willoughby
Jim Dante
Anto
O. A. Patzold
Glenrock
J. J. Mersech
Douglas
Rock River
Maj. Johnson
M. RB. Johnson
Wheatland
Swan Land and Cattle Company
Plains
Kemper
Los Angeles
W. B. Kemper
Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power Company
Once Prominent Cheyenne Citizen Dies in Missouri
Ellis Schooler, longtime Cheyenne resident, died at his Rockport Missouri home on April 15 after a long illness. He once led Cheyenne affairs and lived in a house later replaced by the cathedral. His children Gladys and Alfred grew up in Cheyenne.
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Ellis Schooler
Cheyenne
Rockport
Gladys
Alfred
New Directors for Good Roads Body Are Chosen
At a sparsely attended Good Roads meeting last night members elected directors for the ensuing year: EK, L. Emery, J. A. Funer, J. Ross Carpenter, Fred Hofmann, J. B. Stimson and David Nimmo. Directors will meet later to elect officers and plan next year’s work once the president and secretary are named.
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Good Roads
L. Emery
J. A. Funer
J. Ross Carpenter
Fred Hofmann
J. B. Stimson
David Nimmo
Maccabee Social Dig At Fra ternal Hall
Social dance event at Fra ternal hall hosted by Maccabee group invites all attendees. Good time assured with refreshments available. Admission is eighteen dollars.
Parish Ladies Guild Hosts Hot Lunch and Musical Tea
The public is invited to a hot lunch at the Parish house followed by a musical tea connected with the Ladies Guild. Ree Mark A. Chapman offers loans, insurance and house services at 1dth Carey Ave.
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Hasaar
Mark A. Chapman
Carey Ave
Heanst SOS Warhingson Attack On Wilson
Fragmentary OCR mentions names and places with unclear context. The readable parts reference a possible attack or conflict involving Wilson and Denver, with garbled organization names and a newspaper notice. No coherent event details or dates are extractable from the readable text.
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Sos Warhingson
Wilson
Pengqash
Denver
AYL Knights
Ana
Kabis Cafe Co Winsort Appeal Ruling In City Case
Judge Mentzer ruled against the city in the Kabis Cafe Co case on appeal. In the lower court George Joffe was fined 75 dollars for Sunday closing, but the fine cannot be collected. Dineen v Wilson awarded damages of 58.95, with Dineen suing for 221.95. Lonsdale and Martin, recently sentenced for burglary to 12 to 13 months, granted a new trial due to additional evidence, with return to this city for further proceedings.
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Mentzer
Kabis Cafe Company
George Joffe
W. E. Dineen
Floyd Wilson
Dineen
James Lonsdale
Clifford Martin
Pope Pius X forgives brother in dying moment
In Rome on April 17 Angelo Sart o, pope’s brother, begged forgiveness at the bedside during the pope’s illness. The pope, weak but lucid, forgave and recalled past disagreements over family advancement and church support. Family tensions centered on allying for noble titles and stipends, with sisters receiving monthly allowances.
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Rome
Holy Father
Papal
Angelo Sarto
Angelo
Angelo van Dot
Sarto
Pop Pius
Pointiff
Vatican
Taly
Tripoli
A King and His Doctors
A Persian king Ardashir reportedly forced physicians to be stung by a viper before any treatment. If the doctor survived, he received his daily food. the physician then entered bile service, as noted in The Orient.
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Ardashir
Flattered exchange at Mise Passeigh night
Ethel and Jack discuss age with Mise Passeigh, noting no anger from Edith and a playful tease about who felt younger. The transcript fragment hints at social banter and a collegial tone in the scene.
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Ethel
Jack
Mise
Edith
Eco
Ruaton
Goatee Earns Nickname as He Rises to Eminence
A Philadelphia Ledger item notes how a man with a notable goatee gains prominence, earning the nickname imperial in local circles as he rises in stature.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Do you keep and cook Mr Bubub inquiry ends
A Baltimore American line pokes fun at a kitchen power dynamic with a witty exchange about keeping only the cook and her family, implying domestic staffs and household roles in a humorous vignette.
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Bubub
Baltimore American
Forgotten words haunt the quiet town diary
A fragmentary note recalls a long-forgotten rumor with eerie pauses and personal pleas. The departing voice hints at unresolved past ties and quiet nostalgia, leaving readers to fill gaps between faded memories.
Spider Seizes Woman Bather At Santa Monica Beach
Mrs. Jeffie Maloney of Los Angeles was seized by a gigantic sea spider while bathing near the Municipal Pier in Santa Monica. Rescued by motion picture actors, she was unconscious and nearly drowned. The spider measured over forty seven inches across and weighed about fifteen pounds.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Municipal Pier
Jeffie Maloney
Los Angeles
Barney Fined 500 For Fraudulent Land Titling Near Moorcroft
C. W. Barney was fined $500 in federal court for fraudulently securing title to about 4000 acres of land near Moorcroft Wyoming. Barney pled guilty and the land has been restored to the government. The sentence acknowledged the land restitution.
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C. W. Barney
Moorcroft
Wyo
Barney
Hehl
German Continuation Schools Train Boys for Trades and Civic Roles
A detailed look at Germany's continuation school system explains mandatory three year attendance for youths from fourteen to fifteen, guiding them into specific trades such as bakers, tailors, or blacksmiths. Employers share costs and provide time for training while municipalities and states fund the program, with Magdeburg and Barmen cited as examples of large, diverse class offerings and wider civic education alongside technical instruction.
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Germany
Hierman
Chl Progresa
United State Aureau of Education
Magdeburg
Mrfart
Welr
Barmen
Ladies' Guild Notice of Bazaar and Tea at Paris House
Lunch today at the Paris house priced 25c with musical tea to follow linked to a bazaar. By the Ladies' Guild informing friends of floor finishing by The Sherman Co.
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Paris House
The
Sherman Co
Plains J 2 djonglas and wife beat the BP
A list of travelers and residents from many cities and states is recorded, mentioning names and places from Denver Fort Collins Chicago New York and other locales, reflecting a broad network of individuals in a regional note. The compilation includes married couples, single adults, and international entries from New London Ontario and Manila, with no clear narrative beyond a directory-style roster.
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Djonglas
Carnes
Denver
F. M. Saunders
Chicago
W. V. Roberts
Fort Colling
H. L Batehehler
St. Louis
W. J. Snead
Kansas City
Salabuny
New York
Jaw
Melntyre
L. Oppenheim
W. Witmnere
H. W. Bennett
Meyers
Toledo
Ohio
O. W. Dabcock
New London
Ont
Canada
Wilton
Ben Franklin
San Francisco
W. PF. Chase
al Wallace
R. Miller
Laramie
John Clesvon
Crawford
Neb
J. W. Accolia
Balloon flight halted in Canary Islands aborts transatlantic plan
In Las Palmas Canary Islands on April 7 Joseph Bracken once of Milwaukee failed to start the proposed trans Atlantic flight to the West Indies in the dirigible balloon Buchard Uf Jue. Preparations had been completed for dawn departure when a gas escape through the chief valve caused the envelope to suddenly collapse.
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Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Joseph Bracken
Milwaukee
Shes
West Indies
Urgent Gas Supplies Sent to Germany for Refill
Urgent telegrams were sent to Germany requesting a further supply of gas. The action aims to replenish dwindling reserves and avert shortages amid ongoing industrial needs.
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Liermany
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Joseph Wasserman
Chris Olsen
Evans
City News
Miller's
Telephone
W. Ro Douglas
J. D. Clark
Dougie
Boston Ladies Tailor
Normandie
A. H. Eshom
M. Hellman
Casper
Wyoming
B. F. He
Glenda
A. McGovern
Sadie
Coda
W. A. Burrows
Vile
Lost Springs
Alao
Mieves
Sam Stark
Ody Street
Robinson
M. H. Todd, Mer
Vitagraph
Ciood
Nelly G. Todd
Indiana
M. A. Kline
Terre Haute
Maccabee Social
Buerwap Co
Gherman Ca
Kabis Cafe Co. Winsort Appeal
Pope
Pontife
Uorman Loverk
Chicago, IL
France
Spider
Olfseems National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Capitol Ave
H.W. Frazee Potseurs
Robert Edeson
Eugene Walter
Lolita Robertson
Man Figman
Amelia Summers
Astor Theater
Salt Lake H
Phihs
Antlanti
Washington
Air
Mirror
Tia
Harry P. Hynds
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