Roadway Names Avenues 340 and 367 in New York
Street naming note lists avenues 340 and 367 in New York City. No further details provided about location or purpose.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1910
Page
3
Hay rack party links families and friends locally
A social scene unfolds with visits from Mrs Jensen and Miss Helen Brooks of New York. A fourteen mile hay rack trip ends with a wipper and a cheerful crowd at Ruth Jensen's home. Numerous names mark the guest list, including Jensen, Meyers, Dwyer, and Tanner, with gatherings at Fort Russell and the Gill and Carter households. A busy schedule continues with bridge parties, receptions, and frontier guests across Wheatland and Glenrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Bokale Peterson
Jensen
Helen. Brooks
New York
William Myers
Ruth Jensen
Careynuret
Wisses Ruld Tengen
Muriel Guy
Ethewin Crew
Helen Abbott
Lucile Gmory
Helen Griffie
Mildred Sterling
Meyers
Maurice Dindeen
Charles Palmer
Harold Dwyer
Earle Pole
Albert Jensen
Frank Stewar
Clarence Swainson
Earle W. Tanner
Fort Russell
Mrr
John Gill
Cheyenne
Booker Rauch
Glenrock
Wheatland
Frontier Days Cheyenne Railway Stops Altered
Frontier Days timetable cuts stops along the Cheyenne Electric Railway to every other street after leaving 17th street. Pig signs on poles mark new stopping points, affecting passenger boarding and alighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Electric Railway Company
Pigus
Frontier City Briefs Highlight Local Business Moves
Cheyenne cigar factory owner G A Tronutionk built a new plant at 2225 Thames street and former Cheyenne residents visit the city. Post Office Inspector W G Hass arrives to view relatives and attend Frontier events. Ingersoll store proprietor M Ingeraoll returns after a buying trip in the East. Edward F Stable invites Col Roosevelt to a Capitol Avenue theatre event for She Hattie. Beeler Hotel on Fifteenth Street opens with modern conveniences and fine furnishings. Humane Agent F T Bright replies to Irene Murphy seeking permission to marry. he blesses the match. Brigadier General Frederick A Smith, former Fort Russell commander, will attend Frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. GU. Hass
St. Louis
Frontier’ Committee
Edward F. Stable
Col. Roosevelt
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Hattie
False Alarm Triggers Fire Department on West Fifteenth Street
Fire fighters were summoned to West Fifteenth Street shortly after 4 PM yesterday afternoon by a false alarm, with no fire found on arrival and no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fifteenth Street
Funeral of William Ritterling Held at Gleason Chapel
The funeral for the late William Ritterling who died this week at the hospital was held yesterday afternoon at Gleason chapel. Interment followed at Lakeview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ritterling
Gleason Chapel
Lakeview Cemetery
Lydia Pinkham's Remedies Endorsement Letter
Mrs Duana Frans of Knoxville praises Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female complaints, claiming it cured her displacements, irregularities, pains, and nervous prostration. She endorses the tonic and its Verstaable Combo No. 3 for relief and notes free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia J. Pinkham
O Keefe and Gilbert Prepare for Friday 20 Round Fight
O Keefe and Gilbert, set to clash for 20 rounds Friday night, train hard. Gilbert in Denver, O Keefe at Eagles Gymnasium on Sixteenth and Thames. O Keefe hosted 250 yesterday, boxed six rounds including Nat Dewey and Muggsy Schoel, stating he is rounding into fine shape and inviting fans to attend today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Keefe
Gilbert
Denver
Johnnie O'Keefe
Eagles’ Gymnasium
Sixteenth and
Thames Streets
Johnnie
Nat Dewey
Muggsy Schoel
Masons Lay Cornerstone for Panning School
The Grand Lodge of Masons laid the cornerstone of a $200,000 training school at Normal College in Greeley Aug 22. The ceremony featured full regalia, a parade led by Grand Master George W. Musser, and addresses by Senator D. E. Carpenter Governor John F. Shafroth and State Superintendent Katherine M. Gook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Cole
The
Normalyeollege
Grand Lodge of Masons
Grand Lodge
Masonguin
George W. Musser
Z. X. Snyder
D. E. Carpenter
John F. Shafroth
Katherine M. Gook
Kilmer’s Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad
Women and men suffer from kidney and bladder trouble. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root promises quick relief. Available in six fifty cent and one dollar sizes. Free sample bottle by mail and a pamphlet. Address Dr Kilmer and Co. Binghamton NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druggs
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Sage Brush Philosopher Boosting State Fair
Bill Barrow the Sage Brush philosopher of the Budgets at Douglas arrived Sunday to attend the Frontier auto races and boost the state fair in Douglas next month. He predicts Douglas will push Cheyenne in a carnival and promises the finest irrigated farm and livestock exhibits yet in the west with a highly diligent fair committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. M. Barrow
Bill Barrow
Sage Brush
Douglas
Converse
Cheyenne
Frances Mills Milla Dies After Illness in Cheyenne
Frances Mills Milla wife of Union Pacific conductor William A Mills died after a two week pneumonia illness at 240 Maxwell Street Cheyenne. She was 47 and resided in Cheyenne fourteen years active in fraternal and social circles. Survived by husband mother and brother and two sisters. Body viewed at Early parlor then sent to Cedar Rapids Iowa for burial. viewing hours announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Milla
William A. Mills
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Maxwell Street
Milla
Met
Hollom
George Hollom
Mia
Sara Mather
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mea
Marshall
Ogden
West
Compoterns and Blanka Wts at Base Prick Doing Now
Ren WHRK at Ingrmholim. This fragmented OCR note mentions weights, base paths, and locations with unclear names. It records a brief, non-analytic memo about activity and placement but lacks coherent dates or events for a fuller summary.
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Blanka
Ren
Ingrmholim
Woman Fights Rattlesnake With Coat and Tools
Jeanie Johnson, living on a dry claim east of Nunn, Colorado, fought a large rattlesnake for about 20 minutes using a buggy whip and a small coal shovel as her only defenses. She killed the reptile after a tense encounter near Greeley on August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley, Malg
Jeanie Johnson
Nunn
Marathon clash called off over day and night heat clash
In Grand Junction Colorado on August 22 Saul Halyve of the Teller Institute and William Stanley of Salt Lake City planned a marathon. Stanley demanded a night race citing heat, while Halyve insisted on daytime running. The event was moved to Friday evening.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Saul Halyve
Teller Institute
William Stanley
Salt Lake City
Stanley
Laiming
Halyve
Moldings at Sherman Co Queen of Carnival Contest Tight
With only days left to finish the Queen of the Carnival contest at Sherman Co the race remains wide open as leaders are closely bunched. The final day promises a spirited showing as frontrunners must accelerate to win prize money and reach the money tier.
Republican City Convention Postponed In Cheyenne
Nominations for Republican city officers will not be known for another month as the party's Cheyenne convention adjourned for thirty days after being called to order.
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Cheyenne
Seat Sale for Automobiles Races and Frontier Days
The Capitol Avenue theatre box office opens Monday at 9 am for seat sales for the August events dated Aug 23 to 27. Reserved grandstands and all gate admissions sold with early purchase urged. prices vary from 25 cents to 2 dollars with several seating sections. Box office hours listed. gates open at 11 am. tickets must be claimed by 11 pm day of purchase. autos drivers offered gate admission pads to save time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Mineral Hill Railway stockholders meeting notice
The stockholders of the Mineral Hill Railway and Tunnel company are instructed to meet at No. 204 West Breventeenth Street in the city on Friday, August 26, 1910, at one p m to elect officers for the ensuing year. Cp. PF Black Member, President. L C Moore, Secretary Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Hill Railway & Tunneb Company, & Corporation
West Beventennth Weet
Theyenue
P. W
Cp. PF Black Mber
Three Hundred Dead Thousands Homeless in Western Fires
Fires rage across Idaho and nearby towns destroying Wallace and Libby areas. Five hundred men rushed to the scene as Governor Morris mobilizes Montana militiamen. Twenty-fifth Infantry assist with volunteers. several towns including Newport Debogia Galatia Thompson Falls Belknap White Pine Noxon Heron Saltese St St Regis Abbott Eyewitness reports confirm widespread destruction and 20 000 homeless.
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Libby
Wallace
Idaho
Forest Rangers
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Montana
Morris
Whitch
Newport
Debogia
Galatia
Thompson Falls
Belknap
White Pine
Noxon
Heron
Saltese
St. Regis
Haughan
Anderson
Lébbey
Eureka
Ava
Srivanite
Burke
Oregon
Forest Service
Cecil
Portland
Visitors In Town Prompt Cheyenne Porch Light Lights
Local message urges residents to brighten homes as visitors arrive, encouraging cheerful lighting and welcoming atmosphere in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Hay Fire at West Cheyenne Residence Causes Minor Damage
Hay bales behind Charles Wright's home at 908 West Twea ther Street caught fire but were quickly extinguished with little damage. Separately a false alarm from Union depot preceded the residence report. An unrelated ad promotes Benzoin Almond Lotion from Palace Pharmacy claiming to cure tan and freckles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniou
Charles Wright
Tweather Street
Palace Pharmacy
Comforters and blankets on sale during Frontier Week
G. G. Liver advertises comforters and blankets at sale prices during Frontier Week across the city. Numerous lots and flexible terms with prices to suit customers. Phone 574 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liver
Too Many Young Men and Small Bank Accounts
The Citizens National Bank urges young men starting life to open accounts. It notes how small deposits can grow into larger balances and stresses bankers welcome these early deposits and offer cordial cooperation.
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Citizens National Bank
Electrical Wiring Service Ad Promises Safety and Savings
An experienced electrician with eighteen years in the trade advertises complete city wide supply of fixtures and Tungeten lamps motors dynamos and vacuum cleaners All work guaranteed and prompt service offered Call for convenient inspection or call back to save time and money.
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B. Akutan & CO
South Cheyenne W
T. U
Bertha Woodswelling
Varnum
Jordan
Mire. Doake
Dol. Wetlaufer
Adan
Mra. Doake
Talbot
Ed. McKay
Wis. Whitaker
Hubbard
Bertha Woods
Rebekah Woods
Petey
Carnahan
Earle ‘Tanner
Emile V. Carter
May Williams
Rosalie Williams
Black
Humber
Higgins
Clarence T. Johnston
California
Johnaton
Frontier
Frank Booker
William Booker
Will Walkinshaw
Grenrock
Wyoming
A. J. Vance
Leonoro
Salt Lake
Miss Vance
W. C. Wolcott
Louise
Ouray, Tolorado
Mrs. William Dubois
Krank” Putman
Lincoln, Nebraska
George Raber
Catherine Connell
Omaha
Mary Cahill
Cahill
GW. Morgan
Rawlins
Catherine Morgan
Charles Fils
Charles Bristol
Nora Brophy
O’neil
Misser Margaret
Fannie Foley
M. H. Hartung
Hartung
W. K. ‘Gilcrest
Mies Bidache McCabe
Gitcrest
Colorado
Eva Stith
Capt
Edgar Meyer
William McCleave
John Heavey
John Daley
Baggett
Alex G. McGregor
Oklaloma
Carey Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Bun Proof Paint
St Sherman Co
Fuameling
Sherman Coy
Noland
Rockwell's
Curio Store
Capitol Ave
Vree
Wasserwretia
G. A. Tronutionk
Thames Street
Stable
Teddy
Hecker Hotel
Opes
Beeler
Fifteenth Street
Ty Place
Wardo
State Humane
F. T. Bright
Miraa Irene Murphy
Guernsey
Mr. Bright
Smith
Frederick A. Smith
Department of the Missouri
Lydiak
Masons
Sherman Co
Frances Mill Harald
Elise
Rattle Creek, Mich
the Orpheum
the Girle
Adminston
Sherman, Co
Nimmo’s
Cheyenne Market
Capitol Market
Central Market
Washington Market
Mwa Falk
Herman Guam
Ruth Cornelius Ida @rose
Olga Burger
Maude Ennis
Wh Pee
Mabel Covington
Les
Stockholders Meeting
Ferguson
Bell Telephone
Citizen’s National Bank
S. P. Stevenson
Billy Walker
Cavey Avenue
Carey Ave
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