Political announcements and local notices in Wyoming paper
A collection of political candidate announcements for Laramie County including Edward G. Schoel for sheriff and many others seeking Democratic nomination for county offices. Also notes on local business changes, road supervisor and legislative seats, plus residents filing land entries and proofs in 1912.
Peckham Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Assessor
The candidate announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for Assessor of Laramie County subject to August 20 primaries. The notice also mentions a desire to announce for County and Prosecuting Attorney at the same August 20, 1912 primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County
Vetera
Board of County Commissioners
Wyo
W. B. McComas
Wyoming
Richard A. Grace
Cheyenne
House of Representatives
Laramie- Platte-Goshen
George H. Troastle
Peter R. Warlaumont
Saramite County
Democraticc
William Dunstan
W. J. Peckham
Sam M. Thompson
Candidates Seek County Education and Road Roles
In Laramie County figures announce candidacies for local offices. Mamie E Fferson and Corson W Slingerland pursue Democratic nominations for County Superintendent of Schools and Road Supervisor respectively in the upcoming August 20 primaries.
Local notes and upcoming events in Cheyenne
Local items show Miller's watch repair shop at 1709 Carey Ave offering steady value and quality. Banker Thomas Casegriff travels to Denver on business. Warren Live Stock pacts buy grazing land near Fort Collins. Palmer Hotel sign gets a fresh coat of paint and Mozart Saloon on Eddy installs a bright new electric sign. Dalber store repairs after plaster setback. Kelley Merc and Capitol Grocery showcase Snowdrift shorting cakes. Selle Floto circus announces September 5 arrival. Y M L meets at Carnegie Library with lively discussions. Frontier committee seeks 400 rooms for visiting guests and asks locals to list available accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller's
Carey Ave
Cheyenne
Denver
Thomas Casegriff
Warren ‘Live Stock Company
Fort Collins
Notice of Local 239 Special Meeting
Notice for Local No 239 members to attend a special meeting on Monday evening August 12 at K of P hall. Meeting called at 8 o clock sharp. T B Alway secretary. Bills after this date under Cheyenne Commission Co will not be paid by the undersigned. IL Davis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters
K. of P. Hall
The
Cheyenne Commission Co
Fort Minesell receipts change as ambulance route proved slow
The Fort Minesell tests show the post ambulance is too heavy and slow for its purpose. The motor ambulance body will be removed and used with a truck. the body is to be returned to the armory. Several enlisted men are assigned to extra duty in the quartermaster’s department and a four day leave is granted to First Lieutenant Charles B. Amory Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Rweeel
Chaesia
Fort Minlesell
Daniel J. Necker
Eleventh Infantry
George W. Carter
Ninth Cavalry
McHhanic
Leroy G. Dillimer
Harry W. Biter
John W. Redmond
Co. A
Frank J. Stephenson
Eco Hansen
Will Leerke
Co. C
Charles B. Amory, Jr
Hurrah Big Sells Shows Coming to Town
William Haines, contracting agent for Sells Floto, is in town to prepare for Thursday September 5 engagement. Mr Maines arrives early to supply the show. The circus promises new European imports and features. admission remains twenty five cents for the entire program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haines
Sells-Floto
Maines
le Sells:Flote
Haines
Sells- Floto Circus
Europe
Coffee caffeine blamed for many ailments study cites Postum as alternative
The June issue discusses caffeine linked to nervous system and digestion harm from daily coffee use. It notes Postum cereal beverage as a wholesome substitute and cites experts and a government report on caffeine's effects and alleged dangers to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyclopedia and Verical Bulletin of
Philadelphia
Charles E. de M. Sajous
J. W. Mallet
Uiversity
Virginia
Bureau of Chemistry
Cata
Dogs
Rabbia
Gultea Piga
Ninth Cavalry and Braves 10 Clash Sunday
The Ninth Cavalry team meets the Braves Sunday in a major clash arranged by their manager. Captain White will lead the Ninth Cavalry and the band will perform, with the Holsters on hand to boost crowd turnout. The Cavaliers, Fort champions, enter ready for a tough test against the Braves, who seek to extend their long winning streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Cavalry
Braves
Cherenna Fara
I- Well
Chaptain White
Iran
Hina
Ninth Infantry clash promises record chase with Indians
Trusty faces off against White as Ninth Infantry players push for a strike at the firing line. Bidwell brings Campion the Eleventh Infantry slugger to the Indians, slated for second base tomorrow. The land noted for heavy slugging spurs the battle as teams prepare to break through pitching power. Public notices mention fare changes from Chicago to the Pacific coast during autumn with rates rising to 35 dollars in key western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trusty
White
Bidwell
Campion
Eleventh Infantry
Indians
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Autmn
California
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Ngada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward G. Schoel
Gust Zoth. Ul
J. C. Hansen
Campstool
Ile
Wilfrid O'Leary
Thos, R. ‘Reid
A. B. Roedel Drug Store
West Seventeenth Street
Frontier
J. W. Brookhart
Nebraska
Thomas van Pelt
Danner County
Capitol Avenue
Mr. Lagenbach
Joseph Stimson
Lem Hillis
Platte River
Saratoga
Guttea
Bull
Joe
Lem
Nelson Erickson
Rawlins
Guy Johnson
Salem
Paul
Anderton
Maggle H. Gillespie
Lookout
Arthur R. Rabou
Maggie Rabou
Cunningham
Michael Rabou
Maud M. Farthing
Iron Mountain
Lauritz Miller
Laramie
Edna L. Haned
Wheatland
G. Garlock
Mamie E
Fferon
Corson
Slingerland
Palmer Safe
Sixteenth Street
Eddy Street
Dalber
Kelley Merc. Co
Capitol Grocery
Ee Pines
Cokra
Young Men's Literary Club
Carnegie Library
Frontier Committee
Han
Pardea
T. BE. Alway
IL. Davis
Cash Grocery
24Th St
Advo
Crisco
Loveland
Fort
D. J. O'Connell
Cluek, Peabody
Rockwell
Hatter
W. 17Th St
Jerrcus
Sanitas
Sherman Co
W.F. Daiber & Bros