Visitors in Cheyenne from many states noted
A long list of visitors flowed into Cheyenne from Detroit Milwaukee Dillon Mont and other places. Notable arrivals include J J Davis G H McDevitt M C Rosenfeld and R P Gormley plus Lt George Chinn arriving from Fort Russell with his wife. Local groups and residents held social visits and a Baptist Mission Circle meeting was announced for Seymour Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Mission Circle
George Chinn
France
Gheyenne
Fort Russell
Chinn
148Th Field Artillery
Cheyenne
P. C. Guthrie
Mim
Pr. v. Guthrie
Embargo on Perishable Fruits Lifted by Railroads
In Sioux Falls on Monday the embargo on perishables was removed by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and the Chicago and Northwestern railroads. Local officials offered no explanation beyond saying they were carrying out instructions.
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Sioux Falls
Chicago, Milwaukee & St
Chicago & Northwestern
Whho
Britain Moves to Prosecute Profiteers After Warning
The British government introduced a bill to prosecute profiteers with penalties after passing its first reading in the house. The measure targets individuals and firms found guilty of inflated prices and hoarding during the current crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Strike Interferes With Safety Meeting
Strike disruptions at Union Pacific shops reduced attendance at a railroad safety meeting in Laramie on August 71. Despite absences, key officials from the safety department and company offices attended, with total participants from several divisions. Superintendent A W Woodruff led the session, which succeeded with local business hosts and a profitable stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Union Pacific
Craig
Cundiff
F. C. Hunter
Peter Groome
Safety Department
B.D. White
Union Pacific Family War Service Club
Wyoming
North Platte
Shiney
Cheyenne
A. W. Woodruff
Editor Threatened by Anarchist Letter from Riverton
Tracy McCracken of Boomerang and Rock River Review reports a letter from a Riverton writer threatening to string him up when I W W gains power. The message cites Ludlow and vows blood for blood, calling editors targets of a slaughterhouse regime.
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Laramie
Wyo
Tracy
McCracken
Boomerang
Rock River
D. Cameron
Riverton
Cameron
Rockefeller
Ludlow
Colo
America
Fine Hotel at Manville to Open in 1920
A 125 room hotel costing 200000 will be completed in Manville, gateway of the Lance Creek oil field. Financing was arranged by Niobrara Construction Co. with plans for a four story 110 by 132 foot building resembling the Plains hotel, to be ready for occupancy about February 1. The ground floor will include space for offices and First National Bank of Manville, with stores on the ground level and a two story business block planned.
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Manville
Lance Creek
Niobrara Construction Company
A. A. Spaugh
A. G. McCann
Cheyenne
C. A. Rainwater
Casper
DuBois & Goodrich
First National Bank of
Yoder Bros
Spaugh
Niobrara Construction’ Company
Prohibition Doesn't Prohibit In Local Court Action
Yesterday two drunken men were arrested while a citizen was reminded of the lawn watering ordinance. An official summons was issued to police court to address the violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Big Beatler Raid Seizes 1200 Gallons of Whisky
Sheriff Marty Woldredge and State Prohibition Commissioner Fred L Crabbe led a raid near Kirby Springs County noting the seizure of twelve hundred gallons of whisky the largest bust in Wyoming since the dry law. The liquor valued at about seventy two thousand dollars was stored in a shack improvised in open country. Suspects were later captured and identified as likely bootleggers but names were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Woldredge
Fred L. Crabbe
Kirby Springs
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Bomlegaers
Wyoming forests fishing bulletin highlights streams and trout
Weekly Forest Service bulletin from Denver reports Wyoming fishing conditions by stream. Eastern brook rainbow and native trout noted with water levels ranging from low and clear to high and muddy. flies and baits used vary by location. several streams show good fishing while others are poor or fair due to rain and water conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
the Forest Service
Wyoming
Big Goose Creek
Big Horn
Brooklyn Lake
Centennial
Brooks Lake
Dubois
Lander
Eecampment
Jakey'’s Park
Libby Creek
Libby Lake
Piney Creek
Sheridan Creek
Tubois
Shoshone
North Fork
Cody
So Fork
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Advised by a Suffering Woman
A testimonial from Mrs. Mary Cadure of Herkimer New York claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured years of female disorders. She says the medicine gave her a healthy baby and urges other women to try it, offering to answer letters for advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Atevie
Mary Catdure
South Main St
Herkimer
N.Y
Lydia E. Pinkhem
Senate Prohibition Bill Completed by Subcommittee
Washington Aug 7 Work of the senate prohibition enforcement bill was completed today by the senate judiciary sub committee and a report will be made to the full committee Monday. Key provisions follow the house definition of intoxicating beverages as containing more than one half of one percent alcohol and a non interference clause. The main difference is a provision in the senate bill prohibiting manufacture of non intoxicating light wines and cider. The full committee will decide about substituting the house bill for the sub committee measure. N Marley of Dawlins is a Cheyenne visitor Jake Blankenship of Wharland is to Cheyenne on business Mr and Mrs J R McCurdy of Case per are visiting in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wasilington
Senate Judiciary
House
Senate
Native Trout Reports From Warm Springs Creek and Wiggins Fork
Warm Springs Creek near Dubois shows clear water with higher flow and light fishing pressure using bait. Wiggins Fork also near Dubois reports muddy water and fair fishing conditions with bait. Fishing pressure described as light to moderate.
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Warm Springs Creek
Dubois
Wiggins Fork
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John L. Storer
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G. 0. Sparks
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Rh. L. Burgess
W. M. Reynolds
John Volk
B. J. Welsh
Blanche Gibbon
H. F E. Yard
Millie McDaniels
C. B. Campbell
Harry Stir
L. J. Sherman
J. J. Davis
Detroit
G. H. McDevitt
Milwaukee
Maynard Dovell
Jack Barrett
S. Diehen
A. G. Henneberry
Pranels
Tenney
Dillon, Mont
G. J. Thompson
M. L. Thompson
William P. Dennit
Fort Dodge
Towa
Rosenfeld
Cleveland
J. M. Conner
St. Louis
City
C. Jones
J. B. Thompson
W. R. Parry
Kansas City
C. B. Curtis
Spokane, Wash
BE. M. Jackson
Lincoln, Neb
A. E. Atkins
G. M. Winkelman
John J. Filer
Kimball, Neb
United States Motor Transport Corps
B. R. Pawcett
C. Patterson
Jos, Ettle and
J. &. Lovejoy
Omaha
George W. Danney
Salt Lake
R. P. Gormley
Springfield
Mass
P. L. Wrigley
New York
Atlantic Coast
William Schell
Toledo, Ohio
Charles C. Hazelton
Detroit, Mich
A. W. Haynes
Billings, Mont
P. C. Guthrie Yeaterday
Percy Laycock
Waimata
Pana
Great Britain
Averton
W.W
China
Kelley
Ellogg
Kellogg's
Kellogg Toasted Corn Flake CO
Battle Creek, Mich
Gee
Can
Cheyenne Ice Company
Lance Creek Gateway
Wyoming Forests Fishing Bulletin
Lydia E. Pinkham
N. Marley of
Dawlins
Jake Blankenship
Wharland
J. R. McCurdy of
Caseper
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Cheyenne State Bank
Capitol Avenue
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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