Visitors and residents greet Cheyenne during city stay
A parade of names reveals Mrs E C Davis from Wheatland and Mrs R Z McLeoy of Encampment visiting Cheyenne. Local dwellers and travelers such as John T Williams of Douglas and W H Morse of Hereford checked in at the Plains and Inter Ocean hotels while business visitors from Burns Egbert Phillips Hereford and others moved through the capital city yesterday. A dinner event at St Marks Parish House hosted by the Ladies Guild invites all for a 50 cent meal from 5:30 to 7:30 on Thursday April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Davis
Wheatland
R. Z. McLeoy
Plains
T. A.coone
Capbhtal
John T. Williams
Douglas
William Beall
Carpenter
Cheyenne
L. B. Hartman
Laramba
Normandie
W. H. Morse
Hereford
C. R. Beschone
Egbert
J. T. Gorman and Son
H. B. Colburn
Rev. Faucette
John Wyckoff
Hillsdale
Rich
Englein
Buford
Metropolitan
Earn Davis
Irene Carpenter
Gody
Curtis Griffin
Phillips
Edward Francis
Siiver Crown
Louise Alves
Ménville
St. Marks Parish House
Ladies Guild
Man on Cinder Pile Improves at St. John’s Hospital
George Case, found nearly dead on a cinder pile last week, was admitted to St. John’s hospital and is reported to be improving rapidly. He expects to leave the hospital in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Case
St. John's Hospital
Elk's Dance Auction Sale Invite
Elks dance event on Thursday April 25 invites all Elks and invitation holders. Auction sale to be held at 1607 Capitol Ave with attendees urged to present invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Capitol Ave
Local notices and business briefs from Cheyenne news
Various New Wyoming items report repairs and services from Little Leaders shop and American Electric Shoe Shop, a homestead filing by Herman De Vries, complaints against the Dyer hotel, hairdressing ads, a new Inter Ocean hotel front, artesian water inquiry, ranchers suing Cheyenne over Crow Creek, first tourist of season C W Curtis, and George T Beck departing for Lander after a brief Cheyenne stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Young
W. 19Th St
H. V
Groesbeck
Laramie
Crity
Cheyenne
C. W. Curtis
Newcastle
Curtis
Denver
Laramie County Good Roads Association
Plaing
Emery
Lander
George T. Beck
Cody
States Unite in Crusade Against High School Frats
The United States Bureau of Education reports twenty five states are active in a crusade against high school fraternities. Laws in Iowa Minnesota and Nebraska make soliciting these orders a misdemeanor while Michigan and Ohio penalize officials who fail to enforce bans. Cities like Denver Chicago and Boston area districts restrict or forbid such societies. Penalties include suspension expulsion or debarment from teams, with courts generally backing school authorities while keeping students from classroom exclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Education
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Michigan
Ohio
California
Indiana
Kansas
Mississippi
Oregon
Vermont
Massachusetts
Boston
Washington
Denver
Meriden
Chicago
Covington
New Orleans
Lowell
Waltham
Worcester
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Putte
Oklahoma City
Reading
Salt Lake City
Madison
Milwaukee
Racine
Superior
Syrup of Figs touted as a gentle laxative remedy
An old style advertisement promotes Syrup of Figgs and Bowels Cleanser as a natural, pleasant remedy for headaches biliousness indigestion and constipation. It claims a teaspoonful at night clears sour bile and waste by morning without griping, warns against imitations, and cites California Big Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonna
California
Oil field visit and release in county case
Morning plans show Lander inspecting oil fields in the Big Horn Basin near Cody and Kine after a $50,000 machinery shipment for property development. Mrs. William Rucker, jailed for killing her husband, was released on bond to testify against William Stewart, who admits the crime but says it was self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
Heck
Big Horn
Cody
Kine
Casper
Jaith
William Rucker
Sinee
District Court
William Stewart
Poultry Disease Study and Cure Methods
The symptoms include mopey birds with ruffled feathers, head down, droopy wings, a ball like body, eye and diarrhea, greenish yellow discharge. Death lasts from three days to a week. Liver enlargement, enlarged spleen, congested inflamed intestines observed after opening the abdomen. Clean coop and yard, daily disinfection with carbolic acid, zenoleum or creolin. disinfect water refuges daily. feed in clean troughs kept dry. Destroy or isolate sick birds to prevent spread. Use sulpho-carbolate tablets and silphoarsine, vaccines used in experiments. BFP KAUPP Pathologies Colorado Agricultural College Fort Collins.
Plate rails The Sherman Co Auction Sale
Auction item note lists plate rails with Sherman Co as seller and reference to T807 Capitol Aye. Readable fragment suggests a sale catalog entry and a company name tied to an auction event. No clear date or location provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Co
Capitol
Chas Ohenstein Local Pioneer Dies at 68 in Cheyenne
Charles Ohenstein longtime Cheyenne resident dies at home from bronchial pneumonia at 2 yesterday morning. Born in Berlin he moved to Cheyenne in 1878 opening a tailor shop later partnering in a grocery with his sons. Survived by two sons Samuel and Hugo and daughter Lena. wife and three other children preceded him. Funeral at 1 pm today at residence with interment in Jewish cemetery conducted by Rabbi Kauvar of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ohenstein
Cheyenne
East Twenty-second Street
Mr. Ohenstein
Berlin
Germany
Samuel
Hugo
Lena
Kauvar
Denver
New Picture Show Adds Educational Photos to Screen
The Orpheum Theatre in Cheyenne teams with the American Press Association to offer daily colored news photos on glass slides alongside three reel features. An educational matinee for ladies and children will show the week’s slides on Saturday and Sunday afternoons, with ten cent adult and five cent child admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Press Association
Orpheum Theatre
Times
E. L. Emery
Orpheum
Cheyenne
United States
Specia
Pheum Theatre
Soldierly Deserter Detected by St Louis Patrol
Patrolman Thie of the Central District sees a neatly set up man near Twelfth street and Clark avenue who claims he never served. He confessed at the station that his home is William J. Kelly and that he deserted from the battleship Florida at Pensacola on December 21. He listed No 260 Water Street New York City as his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Thie
Central District
Twelfth Street
Clark Avenue
United States
William J. Kelly
Florida
Pensacola
Fla
Water Street
New York City
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Sloan
Mra
Junta Tomas
J Cal
Martin J. Tunis
16Th Ave
Paterson, N. J
Carey Ave
Herman de Vries
Hanna
West 16Th Street
Kerr
State Humane Office
American Electric Shoe Shop
West 18Th St
Justice Court
Dyer Hotel
Ligier
19Th St
Inter Ocean
Charles Wilcock
Kaupp
Colorado Agriculture al College
Fort Collins
Cheyenne Real Estate
James M. Newman
Chas. Ohenstein
Sherman
Leader Pub
Wyoming
Federal Land & Securities
Chas. B. Bailey
Ave. && Insurance
Cap. Ave
Cheyenne City Real Estate
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