Democratic candidates announce for Laramie county offices
A series of declarative notices from candidates in Laramie county Wyoming seeks the Democratic nomination for multiple offices. Edward G. Schoel runs for sheriff, Frank Be Roach for county commissioner, Wilfrid O Leary for county prosecuting attorney, Tucos Thos Reid for commissioner, Richard A. Grace for county clerk, George A. Troastle for state representative, Ray K Olds for county treasurer, and Patrick Doody for road supervisor, all subject to August primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County
Peter K. Warlaumont
Wyoming
County Bend
Richard A. Grace
Cheyenne
Wyo
House of Representatives
Laramie Platte-Goshen Ftoupties
George A. Troastle
Sun& Wed
Ray K.olds
Au- Ruet
William Dunstan
Hansen Seeks Laramie County Assessor Nomination
J. C. Hansen of Campatool declares his candidacy for County Assessor of Laramie County in the Democratic Primary. He believes the Democrats should nominate a county officer from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hansen
Campatool
Laramie County
Laramie County Candidacies For August Primaries
Candidates announce for several county offices in Laramie County ahead of the August 20 primaries. Edw J Peckham seeks Democratic nomination for Assessor. Sam Thompson runs for County Superintendent of Schools. Mamie Hefferon seeks Democratic nomination for Read Supervisor. Corson W Slingerland also enters the race for an unspecified local post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ND Democratic
Laramie County
J. Peckham
Watches Repaired At Miller’s Itinerant Shop
Local repair shop at 1709 Carey Ave advertises watch repair and adjustment services with moderate prices. The item lists various notices about community happenings, road to progress, and local business updates including car arrivals, sign installations, and homestead filings.
Cheyenne Rancher’s Wife Taken for Operation
Report from Captain Chesham notes Salvation Army work in the city with 42 fed, 160 homeless beds provided in July and medical aid and jobs offered. Wheatland visitors include Deming, father of Mrs Morrison, guest of W H Morrison, spending months in Cheyenne. Local property sale ad follows.
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Cheyenne
Thomas Gordon
Salvation Army
Chesham
Pennings
Wheatland
Deming
Warren
Ohio
W. H. Rrison
Roller Deming
Wheatlan
W.H. Morrison
Laramie County
Display of Adding and Booking Machines at Bankers Convention
Burreyehs Adding Machine Co. showcases adding and bookkeeping machines at the Bankers' Association convention with Oscar Sorensen leading demonstrations. The event highlights time saving devices for offices and runs today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burreyehs Adding Machine Co
Yeming Bankers’ Association
Oscar Sorensen
Eastern oil man praises Wyoming roads
J F Giebel a prominent oil figure arrives in Cheyenne after a long auto trip praising Wyoming road marking. He says Omaha is the world capital and notes Wyoming roads are well marked guiding travelers safely. He contrasts with Nebraska where counties lack signs and tourists risk wrong turns.
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J. F. Giebel
Omaha
Neb
United States
Cheyenne
Mr. Giebel
Wyoming
Emery
Nebraska
Fought Hangmen Stoned to Death Near Monte Vista
John Hertling and Guido Shubert two Germans were found murdered near Monte Vista east of Cananea Sonora Mexico. A German report says Hertling hung with rope at neck and Shubert beaten by rocks after a struggle.
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Douglas
Ariz
John Hertling
Guido Shubert
Monte Vista
Cananea
Sonora
Mexico
Robert Hibburn
Hilburn
Hertling
Shubert
Special Meeting Of Local 289 Set For Aug 12
There will be a special meeting of Local No 289 Monday evening August 12 at the K of P hall All members are expected to attend The meeting will be called at 8 o clock sharp
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K. of P. Thal
Soldier Boys Return from War Amid Jubilation
The troops have come home to a hero’s welcome as wives and families celebrate their return. Women host a feast while children listen in awe to tales of the camp and battles, marking a real day when defenders resume ordinary life after war.
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Metralde
Tan
Mole Studies Reveal Hidden Tunnels And Egg Theft
Harper's Weekly notes naturalists and a British scientist illuminate mole life. The creature builds surface nests with vertical tunnel drops and upward returns, and may raid poultry nests from below. Adults are nearly blind, with embryonic hints of reduced vision across the species.
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Harper's Weekly
Sweet Verse Encounter by Mill Stream in Amarylls Tale
A playful scene unfolds as Chaucerian lovers stroll by a mill stream. The fair Amarylls endures a gust that lifts her hat and hair, prompting a lighthearted lament about her teeth falling out and the lover’s amused pain.
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Chaucer Epicus
Cupid
Lawyer's Verdict Brings Modest Payout to Plaintiff
In a court ruling the land awarded $6,000 damages. The senior partner contemplates the payout to the client, initially suggesting $100, then considering a promise of payment for $300, weighing prudence and gain. The junior partner weighs the options as the case wraps.
The Smoke Inspector of the Home Department features
A National Magazine note on chimney care and fire safety urging homeowners to burn only clean fuel, clear flues, and rely on self-cleaning flues to prevent soot hazards.
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Home Department
National Magazine
Wan Your Chatlog Dish Part A Succeeds
A mischievous incident describes six spoiled dishes early in the evening followed by a move to a regular restaurant. The记录 notes minor chaos and a return to dining service.
Prayer as vow and caution in wartime dialogue
A historical excerpt records a chaplain prompting a soldier to begin with a prayer, clarifying that the act is prayer and not prophecy. The exchange highlights wartime religious considerations and the framing of spiritual practice within conflict.
Where She Got Sour Look Lemom Futca Mention
Ethel-Maud says she tries lemom futca on her face for complexion while Marie notes she wondered where she got that sour look, in Bowton Transcript.
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Ethel—Maud
Marie
Bowton
Regulars Make Record Marches at Pole Mountain
Troops from the Eleventh Infantry cavalry and field units report long marches and camping at Pole Mountain and Lone Tree. Officers note the vigor of the Ninth Cavalry and detachments from Wyoming militia practicing rifle drills to prepare for national matches at Camp Perry. multiple leaves and assignments affect personnel at Fort D. A. Hassell and surrounding posts.
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Eleventh Infantry
Pole Mountain
Fourth
Pielll Artillery
Sparta
Third Infantry
Wyoming
Fort
D. A. Hassell
Camp Perry
Oho
Firet Likert
KE. Z. Steeger
J. S. Army
Nelson and
Briggs
Newcastle
Preston
Prescett
Lander
Cuatlemain
Drakes
Cody
Bishop
Douglas
Rhoades
Hallett
Cheyenne
Moffat
Wheatland
Daley
Laramie
Gay and Dean
L Company
Thermopolis
Waters
M Company
Lovell
2Éwicky
Thornton
Disease Cure Promise by Kennedy Advertised
An advertisement touts a cure for dysentery praised as effective against malignant and epidemic forms. The copy notes approval by Chamberlainin Colle Cholera and Diarrhoen Kennedy and urges purchase from all dealers.
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Kennedy
Colorado and Southern Co Ticket Sale for Red Men Session
Colorado and Southern Company offers round trip tickets Cheyenne Wyoming to Casper Wyoming and return for the annual session of the Improved Order of Red Men. Tickets priced at 11.90 with 19 percent limit until August 11. For details contact agents in Cheyenne or T M Fisher G P A C and 8 Ry Co Denver.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Casper
Great Council
Dyer
T. m. Fisher
Denver
Colo
NewsPapers Swirl as Gillette Paper Goes Democratic
Roy Montgomery takes over management of the Gillette News and vows an uncompromisingly Democratic stance. Former manager Mr Perry retires and, after a vacation, will join the Crook County Monster in Burdance to actively help produce that paper.
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Roy Montgomery
Gillette News
Perry
The
News
Crook County
Burdance
Colony Cayote
Mental Stock How One Clerk Found Quick Thinking Pays
A farm boy turned dry goods clerk learns rapid mental arithmetic after outsmarting a street faker. He then uses the skill to excel in invoicing at a large retailer and rises to head of accounting in a major railroad. The tale emphasizes thinking ahead and applying knowledge to work.
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Bor
Dry Gooda
Hhe Hall
Successful Salesman Tactics and Qualities
The article outlines tact as the key factor in sales success and lists accompanying traits. It notes resourcefulness counters perseverance and enthusiasm, warns against overemphasis on any one quality, and stresses judgment of human nature, intelligence, courtesy, and tact as back qualifications.
To a Finish, Poet
A brief poetic line notes a playful race between wife and husband about finishing cake versus a sonnet, attributed to Vittgende Maetter.
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Vittgende Maetter
Artillery Band Concert At City Park Tonight
Fourth Artillery Band performs at City Park this evening starting 7 20 o'clock. The program features overtures arias and selections including Verdi Il Trovatore and Wagner Serenade with soloists and band routines, a city audience favorite.
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Ath Artille
City Park
Thaddlifon
Ue Fourth Artillery Band
Shi Port
Muele
Cheyenne
Marth
Jack Tur
Ronsa
Retueat
Suppe
Il’ Trovatore
Verdi
the Wanderer
Harlow
Vincent de Falvie
the Prophet
Alda
Yance
Coppelin
Pockeltanx
Cagliacei
Moakbowskis Serenide
Walthers Traumlied
Madame Sherry
Joschin
Governor Mining Company Dissolves in Wyoming
Notice states that The Governor Mining Company of Cheyenne Wyoming dissolved by unanimous stockholder vote on July 27 1912 at the company office. Signatures of Adolph J Zang president and George H Kaub secretary confirm dissolution with corporate seal and dates listed through September 1812.
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Adolph J. Zang
George H. Kaub
Governor Mining Company
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Laramie
4A Corporation
Adolphe J. Zang
George TH. Kar
Receivership Court Orders Claims for Denver Laramie Northwestern
In the Denver district court the receivers of the Denver Laramie and Northwestern Railroad Company order creditors to file their claims in writing with proof of sworn statements by September 1 1912 or be barred from distributions. The notices direct sending proofs to The Continental Trust Company and Marsh B Smith receivers at the Continental Building Denver Colorado.
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Denver
Denver, Leramile and Northwestern Railroad Company
Tenver, Laramie and Northwestern Railroad Company
Colorado
A. D
Harry C. Riddle
Continental Trust Comepany and
Marsh
B. Smith
Contligssl
Deneyer
Wanted young lady to work at Boston Ladies' Tailors
Employment notice seeking a young woman with Capertones in tailoring. Apply at Boston Ladies' Tailors, 1714 Carey Avenue.
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Boston Ladies' Tailors
Carey Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward G. Schoel
Frank BE. Roach
Board of County Commingoners
Wilfrid O'Leary
Aumuss
Thos. R. Reid
Patrick Doody
Sam M. Thompson
Mamie BE
Hefferon
Corson W
Slingerland
Carey Ave
Sam Galenski
Louis Wax
Weat 16Th Street
Iowa
W. C. Mentzer
Knoxville
Mentzer
Erwin Gross
Salem
Joseph B. Kinkead
Pine Bluffs
Bethel Porter
Fred Hirsig
Cal Holiday
J. A. Brookhart
Albin
Thomas van Pelt
van Pelt
Banner County
L. Gilford
Chugwater
Benate Saloon
16Th Street
Sixteenth Street
Citizens’ Bank
Pearlatine
Commercial Club
National Chamber of Commerce
Iime
OM Duyeler &c
Plains Motel
Clara A. Ligier
19Th Street
Clara A. Ligler
W. 19Th Street
Glebel
Thim
Alway
Wood
Sherman Co
Fourth Field Artillery
Burrell Morris
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Leavenworth
Captain Stodters
Amery M. Singer
Messender
Adjutant General's Department
Mr. Singer
Daniel F. Craig
Wield Artillery
Llewellyn P. Williamson
Willie R. Smith
John &. Sullivan
Fort Dea Maines
Sixth Cavalry
Iowa Falls
Ed, Grundy
Army and Navy General Hospital
Wet Springs
Ark
George Washington
Colorado & Southern CO
A. DY Aintolo
Orper
State of
American Electric Shoe Shop
W. 19Th St
Cheyenne, Wyo
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