Local Briefs From Cheyenne and Surrounding Areas
A mixed town column reports on church leadership plans in Wyoming, visitors from Laramie and Pine Bluffs, and several local and regional movements. Notables include Miss Margery Heeshaw organizing Congressional Union branches in Cheyenne, Motor Truck prospects for Wyoming, and arrivals from Morrill, Casper, and Wheatland. Also noted are a postponed W C T U meeting, Father Hartman leaving for Minnesota, Denver visits, and two new notaries public A G Olsen and Henry D Colburn.
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Tine Rowe
Margery Heeshaw
Cheyenne
Nor
Congressional Union
Miss Rose
Cody
Citicen
Wyoming
First British Ambulance Leaves Charing Cross Amid Crowds
Enormous crowds greet the first ambulance carrying wounded soldiers from the great British drive in France. Women follow the ambulances to Charing Cross station and shower the vehicles with bouquets for the injured men.
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France
Charing Cross Station
Denouncing Medicines Not Justified Say Critics
A heated debate argues against wholesale denunciation of proprietary medicines and the medical profession. The author notes some remedies, including Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, have long aided women by addressing ailments doctors cannot always reach.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
The Duateh Justice at Atlas Tonight
The Atlas offers The Duateh Justice tonight closing for a weekly vodvel road show replacing burlesque. De Reviere performs The Dawn of a Perfect Day with rare feeling while Meyers Begro and Amos provide banter as the judge makes quick, correct decisions.
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ATLAS
Eatchy
de Reviere
Pokcy Meyers
Amos Iine
The
Life Savers cereal banner at Niagara Falls ad
An advertisement touts Life Savers fruit cereals and green vegetables. It promotes meatless summer meals and digestible wheat for breakfast with milk or cream and lunch with fresh fruits. Made at Niagara Falls New York.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
New Auto Firm To Be Opened Here In Cheyenne
A new auto headquarters for Case 40 and Little Giant truck will open in Cheyenne. D B Southard of Denver and H Smith arrive to locate a local office and serve Wyoming, aiming to capture regional business growth. The Case 40 placed second in the Denver Laramie road race and was a Denver office demonstrator.
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Rawline
D. B.aychard
Rocky Mountain Motor Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Rawlins
Case Car
Little Giant Truck
Gate Car
D. B. Southard
Denver
Cara
H . Smith
Women Will Be Interested in Train Lecture in Cheyenne
F I Roche advertising manager for the U P R B R said in Cheyenne that a safety flat train is new to the region. He noted Dr Paine, government expert, will lecture on diseases carried by flies and mosquitoes and on cleaning milk and dairies.
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F. I. Roche
Ogden
Denver
United States
Cheyenne
Paine
Florida
Two New Business Concerns For State
Two corporations filed articles of incorporation yesterday with the secretary of state and will begin operations. The Goshen Oil company based in Torrington has a $100,000 capitalization and lists Jesse Yoder John Bunn Charles A Fiquest Willie W Austin and Carl M Hardman as incorporators. The Plains Oil company formed at Lander carries $506,000 in capital stock to engage in producing mining or obtaining oil minerals or lumber with Pred P Spraul E L Johnson and Charles H Brown as directors and incorporators.
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Secretary of State
Goshen of Company
Torrington
Jesse Yoder
John (. Bunn
Charles A. Fiquest
Willie W. Austin
Carl M. Hardman
Plains of
Lander
Pred P. Spraul
BE. L. Johnson
Charles H. Brown
Osborn Shuts Out Spuds as Indians Triumph 6-1
Mack Osborn pitched for the Cheyenne Indians and allowed only two baserunners through six innings, while the Spuds mustered little scoring. Osborn singled and scored on Manion’s two-base hit in the ninth as Cheyenne added two runs to seal a 6-1 victory eliminating the Spuds from title contention. Crowland preserved the win with a key defensive play.
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Greeley
Ang
Mack Osborn
Henderson
Morris
Banet
Bob Smith
Hickey
Warlaumont
Cronland
Wolf
Kelser
Fleet
Miller
Schmidt Ainsled
Oborn
Manion
Young
Wyoming Notes and Local Developments
A dispatched special train will visit Laramie next Thursday with extensive preparations underway for the event. The state hatchery at Walden receives 500 rainbow and native trout eggs to be hatched and planted under supervision. A birthday accident in Laramie left Rev M A Jensen’s daughter with a broken collar bone. The U S Bureau of Animal Industry plans sheep tick eradication experiments in Fremont County through a dipping program.
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Laramie
Atate Fish Hatchery
Walden
Game and Fish Department of Colorado
Rev
Mra
M. A. Jensen
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Fremont County
Festo Lake
Wheatland
William H. Lee
Colorado Springs
Colo
Government men eye Lander spawning station plan
Sherman Co reports officials scout Lander for a possible spawning station amid a record trout fry shipment from Spearfish hatchery. 166 cans of trout planted in nearby streams and lakes. screens may prevent fish from entering irrigation ditches. Plans also reveal dirt through Wind River reservation.
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Lander
Wind River Reservation
Carbon County Valuation Tops Seventeen Million
Carbon county assesses over seventeen million dollars in value, rising by more than half a million over the year. The Rawlins townsite company plans streets for the Park Hill addition to Rawlins. Basin beet crop reports show good condition with a recent beet growers meeting in Worland deemed a success. Everett Weber and Charles Neaton of Basin were arrested for illegal liquor sales. Newcastle received favorable rainfall last week. Rock Springs resident Stanley Woodward died after a brief illness at age fourteen. Rock Springs First Aid club schedules its first annual field day on August nineteenth with about a thousand dollars in cash prizes.
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Worland
Rock Springs
First Aid Club
Stolenase Defeats Fleet in Tight Baseball Tilt
The game saw Cocyenne explode with a three base hit, while Manson fanned once. Osborn struck out once, Smith punched out six, Geborn issued one walk and Smith three. Attendance was 450 as Lyons officiated.
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Jonrogs
Cocyenne
Firesly
Afmmary
Fleet
Manson
Osborn
Smith
Geborn
Altendance
Lyons
Wealthy uncle leaves Harris $200000 and $200000 to relatives
Ottawa Aug 7 Burton Harris a Los Angeles laborer learned today that a wealthy uncle left him 200000 dollars. The same message said another 200000 dollars had been left to Harris's mother and sister. Harris has been employed as a laborer locally.
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Ottawa
Ont
Burton Harris
Los Angeles
Harris
Sky High Cowboy Tale At Lyric Thea ter
The Lyric Theater previews Sky High a simple entertainment with a cowboy hero leading a group on a comical journey to New York. A light love interest and social satire provide the main charm as plot complications are kept minimal and straightforward.
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Sky
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