Briefs and Personal Notes From Cheyenne City
A jumble of Cheyenne briefs notes new chapters and reorganizations among royal and suffrage groups. Miss Rowe travels state organizing Congressional Union branches while Miss Rose seeks Wyoming citizenship. Local business visits include motor truck orders for Rawlins and Casper and arrivals from several towns. Notable items include 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
A. G. Olsen
Cokeville
Henry D. Colburn
Burns
First British wounded crowd at Charing Cross ambulances
Enormous crowds followed the first ambulance loaded with wounded soldiers from the great British drive in France. Women at Charing Cross station tossed bouquets as the ambulances departed, covering the injured men with flowers.
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France
Charing Cross Station
Denouncing Medicines and Doctors Echoed in Debate
A critique argues that wholesale denunciation of proprietary medicines mirrors attacks on medical professionals. It cites Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as an example said to alleviate female ailments for forty years, challenging claims that standard remedies always suffice.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
The Duateh Justice Shines at Atlas Tonight
The Atlas presents The Duateh Justice closing tonight to clear stage for a weekly vodvel road show and burlesque act with fine music. De Reviere offers The Dawn of a Perfect Day with rare feeling as Meyers and Begro share pleasantries while Amos Iine accompanies.
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ATLAS
Eatchy
de Reviere
Pokcy Meyers
Amos Iine
The
Life Savers cereal and wheat product from Niagara Falls
An aged ad copy promotes Life Savers fruits cereals and green vegetables with meat hints. It touts digestibility and health benefits, suggesting breakfast with milk or cream and lunch with fresh fruit. Produced at Niagara Falls New York.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
New Auto Firm to Open Headquarters in Cheyenne
D B Southard of Denver and H Smith arrived in Cheyenne to establish a local auto headquarters for the Gate Car and Little Giant truck. They plan to sandie Wyoming business from Cheyenne and open a fully equipped branch to supply Case 40 parts and Little Giant trucks.
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Case Car
Little Giant Truck
Cheyenne
Gate Car
D. B. Southard
Denver
Rocky Mountain Motor Company
Cara
H . Smith
Wyoming
Women Will Be Interested in Train Lecture
F I Roche advertising manager for the U P RB R in town en route to Ogden. He says Denver saw a safety flat train arrival and predicts Cheyenne women will follow the lecture of Dr Paine a government expert who f or a long time worked in Florida on yellow fever and bubonic plague. He discusses diseases carried by flies mosquitoes and other insects and some dairy cleanliness tips.
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F. I. Roche
Ogden
Denver
United States
Cheyenne
Paine
Florida
Two New Wyoming Corporations Formed for Resource Trades
The Gosh en Of company headquartered in Torrington filed with the secretary of state to start operations immediately. It shows a capital of 100000 and lists Jesse Yoder John Bunn Charles A Fiquest Willie W Austin and Carl M Hardman as directors and incorporators. Plains Of! company organized at Lander with 506000 capital to engage in producing and obtaining oil minerals or lumber and lists Pred P Spraul BE 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
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Lander
Pred P. Spraul
BE. L. Johnson
Charles H. Brown
Osborn Helps Cheyenne Indians Defeat Spuds 6-1
Mack Osborn pitched effectively for Cheyenne Indians to beat the Spuds 6 to 1. Osborn allowed two hits through six innings while Spuds managed only two baserunners to reach first. The Indians extended their lead with Osborn scoring on Manion's three-bagger in the ninth as Cheyenne claimed a state tournament bid.
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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
Special train to visit Laramie next Thursday
Wyoming items report an upcoming special train tour through Laramie with plans underway for the visit. Officials in Walden receive trout eggs from Colorado for hatchery planting and care, while a local birthday accident is noted in Laramine. Steps to tackle sheep ticks in Fremont county are announced with dipping experiments planned.
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United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Fremont County
Government officials eye spawning station at Lander site
Sherman Co reports government men visited Lander last week to assess establishing a spawning station. They accompanied the largest fish fry shipment from the Spearfish hatchery, 166 cans of trout released into local streams and lakes. Plans aim to install screens to stop fish from entering irrigation ditches. Swisher's Optical Service advertises on 215 W. 17th St. Preparations set for a dirt through Wind River reservation near Lander with work to begin in about sixty days. A ten day camp meeting will be held at Festolake near Wheatland next Thursday led by Rev. William H. Lee. The Jireh Sunday School convention was reported a great success.
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Lander
Wind River Reservation
Festo Lake
Wheatland
William H. Lee
Colorado Springs
Colo
Carbon County Valuation Rises. Rawlins Annex Underway
Carbon county shows assessed valuation above seventeen million dollars, up by over a half million in the past year. The Rawlins townsite company surveys Park Hill addition streets for soon expansion. Basin beet crop is in fine condition per local farmer reports. Beet growers met at Worland last week for matters of interest and had great success. Everett Weber and Charles Ne aon of Basin were arrested for illegally selling liquor. Newcastle received rain over the past week. Stanley Woodward of Rock Springs died after a brief illness at age fourteen. Rock Springs First Aid Club plans its first annual field day on August 19 with about one thousand dollars in cash prizes.
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Worland
Rock Springs
First Aid Club
Stolenbase Leads Off as Fleet Starred in Low-Scoring Tilt
Score by Jonrogs shows Cocyenne with a tiny three-base hit, afmmary Sequences include Manson striking out to Osborn once and Smith six times, with Geborn and Smith issuing walks. Attendance reported as 450 with Lyons umpiring this game.
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Firesly
Afmmary
Fleet
Manson
Osborn
Smith
Geborn
Altendance
Lyons
Notified heir receives 200000 to laborer in Ottawa
Burton Harris of Los Angeles learned today that a wealthy uncle left him 200000. The message also said Harris' mother and sister each receive 200000. Harris has been employed in Ottawa as a laborer.
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Ottawa
Ont
Burton Harris
Los Angeles
Harris
Sky High Cowboy Plot Offers Light Entertaining Action
Lyric patrons see a simple brisk Western comedy where Sky High leads a gang to seek fortune while living high in a mansion awaiting a will. The humor stems from cowboys in evening clothes among high society as a romance unfolds in direct, homely fashion.
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Sky
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