Incoming Visitors and Local Arrivals in Cheyenne
Casper J N Clay of Casper arrived for a short stay. Mina Edna Ire of Pocatello Idaho visited Cheyenne yesterday. J A Filliot of Clarkson Nebraska was in Cheyenne on bowl news. Charles Costh gio of Lawrence Kansas stopped in for the day. H Grogan of Petra arrived and stayed with the Mains. Senator Sullivan of Casper arrived for a few days. J J Steen of San Francisco stopped over for the day. Rutherford of Chicago visited Cheyenne. J A Van Oradel and J S from Washington D C visited Cheyenne. N F Clark of Pittsburg and H B Greer of Minneapolis were in Cheyenne. H B Goodwin of Grand Junction was in the city on business. Harry Evis of Union Pacific agency is to take two weeks vacation. Dave Winn fined $5 for drunkenness. Pearl Wilson fined $15 for soliciting. Now is the time to have dammed glasses resilvered by H S Rolls in Cheyenne. The office of W D Clifton district freight agent for the Union Pacific will be in the depot for the second car. M E Bandberd will leave for Windsor Ontario.
Various Forms Of Headache Remedy Instructions
The text describes anti kamals tablets as a portable, prompt relief for headaches neuralgia and women's headaches. It advises regular attacks, bowel care, and carrying tablets for instant treatment, noting two tablets during a headache and doses every one to three hours for severe cases.
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Bech
Miners' Conference Trip To Sheridan Heads District 22 Delegation
W. Gildroy as president of United Mine Workers District 22 James Morgan secretary and Paul Paulsen a national board member have traveled to Sheridan to attend the conference with northern Wyoming operators. The schedule from southern Wyoming discussions may be adopted. The session could last several weeks with Morgan slated as an orator at the Sheridan Labor Day celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 1. Gildroy
United Mine Workers For District 22
James Morgan
Paul Paulsen
Sheridan
Wolon
Wyoming
Wneston
Wr. Morgan
Railroads Hold Line as Arbitration Push Fades
Railroad leaders reject the president's strike policy and resist arbitration. The Pennsylvania and New York Central resist yielding on arbitration while most systems back them. Telegrams from merchants and manufacturers urge arbitration, but executives say there will be no strike and will stick to the railroad line if public opinion stays favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Bfe
Riddel Family Notice and Oil Stock Meeting
The notice thanks neighbors and nurses for support after Edward Riddel’s death and announces a special stockholders meeting for United Western Oil in Cheyenne Wyoming on September 27 1916 at 2 PM to vote on cutting capital stock from 1 000 000 to 500 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shingle
Edward Riddel
United Western Oil Company
Citizens National Bank
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Joan M'Keon
Cheyenne Votes In A Barn Poem On Suffrage
A rural ballot scene mocks the sight of women voting in a barn set to a lively verse. The poem notes cows, Holi day air, and rustic officials while praising equal voting rights and learning from the farm driven ambiance.
Evanston Wages War on Flies with Vacuum Trap Plan
In Evanston, city chemist Dr. W. Lee Lewis leads a pest campaign using a single undarkened window and a vacuum cleaner to suck flies to death. Scout troops set up fy traps at six busy corners, distributing handbills to build and bait the devices, aiming to capture millions of flies.
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Evanston
W. Lee Lewis
Northwestern University
Fies
United States Department of Agriculture
Crude Emition Reported Amid Odd Golf Exchange
A Birmingham Age Herald fragment reports a humorous exchange about golf with garbled dialogue. The spoof involves an amateur claiming distance observation, while a passerby notes seeing them on a neighboring highway. The text is incomplete and riddled with misspellings.
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Birmingham Age-Therald
Fifteen Million Acres Coal Land Available
The article reports restoration and withdrawal figures for coal lands across Wyoming Montana and Idaho. It notes 1 278 000 acres restored and 322 000 withdrawn since March 1918 with state breakdowns for Wyoming Montana and Idaho 906 000 restored in Wyoming 98 000 withdrawn 190 000 restored in Montana 34 000 withdrawn and 182 000 restored in Idaho 20 000 withdrawn. It also discusses waterpower classifications and public water reserves affecting desert lands and public access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Interior Department
Colorado
Washington
Bulgarians Capture Five Greek Towns in War Updates
The report notes Bulgarian forces seize five Greek towns as Romania joins the Allies and hints at Germany and Austria issuing ultimatums to Bucharest. It also discusses Romania's possible entry reshaping risks to the Central Powers and potential material aid implications. The text oddly states a death toll of six hundred thousand.
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Rumanie
Moraht
Rumania
Russa
Bucharest
Germany
Austria
Stampede Winners List From Oklahoma and West Coast Contests
Cowboy and cowgirl events dominated a stampede program with top prizes ranging from 1,109 dollars to 1,000 dollars for leading performers in saddle, bronc, relay, trick riding, and bucking contests. Notable names include Rufus Rollen Claremore and Marie Nollen Claremore. Judges hailed from Denver Calgary Taber Medicine Hat and Edmonton.
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A J
Edmonton
Canada
George Lane
Calgary
James Fuller
Taber
Joe Knight
Dewey
Okla
A. Flemmieg
Nish River
Adberta
Can
A. P Day
Meditene Flat
Charles Suttos
Denver
A. P. Day
Medicine Hat
Henry Dremmer
Kaw City
Wyoming AP CAPITAL News Roundup
A varied 1916 era field note sheet reports a heavy rainstorm in the Loarante valley flooding roads but no serious washouts. Court activity includes Judge P W Mets handling a district court session in Thermopolis. Railroads grant a round trip fare to Cheyenne on August 25 and 26 to hear Judge Hughes at Frontier Park.
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Little
Loarante Valley
Cheyenne
Judge Hughes
Frontier Park
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Charles Costhgio
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Union Pacific
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Rolls
At & J. Phagen Furniture Store
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Wio
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Lakewood
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Animas
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Prarie Lillie Alien
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Gacremente
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Cole
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Jobo Frankito
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Ahill & Holliday
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P. W. Mets
Thermopolia
Swisher's Optical Service
17Th St
Lusk
von Tassell
OR. Taylor
Torrington Valley
Mark Chapman
Carey
Frank Sheridan
Britton
Cyr Townsend
Privpay
Paramount
Marguerite Clark
Little Lady Eileen
Atlas
King & Ross
Tom Brown
F. H. Wescott
Percy Smith Mercantile Co
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Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Co
Capital Ave
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