Little Leaders and Local Notices from Arcola Area
A collection of short items from Arcola and Cheyenne detailing a handmade trunk shop opening in Arcola, a couple's marriage, local business notes, a Wheatland conference trip, a new building association formation, a Fourth Field Artillery band concert, a new Good Roads map, subscriber prize for Myron Yeager, a beggar jailed, Miss Addie Soper's Colorado vacation, candidate filing rules, Bella Plata advertising, a Union Pacific agent's marriage, forgery inquiry, seven new homesteaders, Campbell moving to Pinedale, fire alarm system repairs, and a health tip urging Cham berlain's Liniment for backache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcola
Jarmer Elis
Ethel Lee
Wye
Milier
Carey Ave
Nelson
Wheatland
Roy
M. Nelson
Methodist Church
Wyoming
von Tansell Huilding & Loat
Lusk
Wyo
Fourth Field Artillery Band
Obeyonne
Fort Russell
Fmery
Limery
Good Roads Movement
Omaha
Ogden
Allawhorate
Myron Yeager
Saturday Evening Post
Addie Soper
Colorado
Wilson
Faelfic
Texas
Seeley
Wilton
Cheyenne
Rovweh
A. HW. O'Nell
Frontier
O'Nell
William Perry
Clyde BE. Perry
Eugene Steiner
Daniel F. Raleigh
Eabert
Charles R. Anderson
Elliott M. Anderson
Eewin P. Anderson
Albin
Campbell
Treastle
Moocher Nervy Slips Through Town With Grift
A young man with a talent for mooching drinks and money arrived in Frontier city. He moved from saloon to saloon using messengers to tote his grip after gathering funds and drinks. The suitcase he carried was left behind when he departed Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier
Cheyenne
If Colo. Goes Dry Breweries Locate Here
The article discusses Colorado possibly adopting statewide prohibition and suggests breweries and wholesale liquor houses might relocate their operations to Wyoming or elsewhere. It notes Wyoming law could allow continued business with minimal extra cost and cites Denver's dry vote as indicating low chances of statewide prohibition passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colo
Colorado
Coldorado
Wyoming
Denver
Genuine Mexican Chili At Tivol Rathakeller Cheyenne
Julius Ludwig new manager invites diners to try genuine Mexican chili at Tivol Rathakeller located at 16th Street and Currey Avenue in Cheyenne. The ad promises the best taste and a clean dining area with buckets of gold flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Tivol Rathakeller
16Th St
Currey Ave
Julius Ludwig
Percy Hoyt and Party To Calgary For Stampede
Percy Hoyt and party embark Sunday from Cheyenne on Union Pacific No 4 to Calgary Alberta for the Stampede. A special express car with Wyoming horses is included. The group, led by Hoyt, includes Tom C. Jay De A W Barber MG Morgan and others. They expect to reach Calgary August 31 and return after about two weeks with Eddie McCarthy likely joining riding and roping contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Moyt
Thoirty
Gienta
Union Pacific
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Wyoming
Tom C. Jay
A. W. Barber
MG. Morgan
W.T. Cox
Charlie Hirsig
L. B. Snow
Eddie McCarthy
B. FB. Davin
Cook
R. P. Puller
F. A. Meanen
F.C. Hirsig
Percy Hoyt
Granger
Huntington
Spokane
Seattle
International
Kingsgate
Canadian Pacific
Cheyenne
Major Baker Named Adjutant at Fort Russell
Major David J. Baker Jr. is announced as Adjutant at Fort Russell in compliance with War Department orders. Captain EB Wilson moves to Assistant Adjutant. Lt. F. F. Wing, a dental surgeon, granted seven days leave starting August 26, 1912. Privates Young, Raber, and Lewis are ordered to Fort Logan, Colorado for discharge due to disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Baker, Jr
War Department
EB. R. Wilson
11Th Infantry
F. F. Wing
United States Army
Central Division
Chicago
Illinois
Otto Young
Charles Raber
Raber
Fort Logan
Colorado
Fred A. Lewis
4Th Field, Artillery
Railroad News Highlights Staffing Changes
George Fisher leaves Cheyenne dispatcher role for Western Union Denver main office. FE H LaRue resigns from Union Pacific dispatching in Cheyenne. new location unknown. W M Lane joins UP as dispatcher from Freeport Wisconsin. Garrit Fort UP general passenger agent arrives in Reyence with family in private car Carlton. trip to Denver then Colorado return to Omaha. J J Powers named superintendent of Nebraska division headquartered in Laramie. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by dealer H H Hendrickson for coughs colds and croup. sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fisher
Cheyenne
Western Union
Denver
Garrit Fort
Union Pacific
Omaha
Reyenne
Carlton
Colorado
Chamberlain
HH. W. Hendrickson
Ohio Falls
New Music Supervisor Appointed in Cheyenne Post
Mike LaRow Neller appointed as Cheyenne school music supervisor. Misa Netaler, long-time Decatur music head, accepts role in Cheyenne with salary aligning to local standards. Netaler has degrees from Dorator tien and Jomen Milliken University, plus a certificate from the American Institute of Normal Methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike LaRow Neller
Apaiale
Voralty
Funkion
Muse
Cheyenne
Leore
W. I) Netater
Dorator Tien School
Jomen Milliken University
American Institute of Normal Methods
Evanston
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Decatur
Miga Nessler Han Tion Nen
Misic
A. B. Dyer
Ts A C
Decatur,Ill
Review
Local Insurance Firm Sold to Melnerney and Conway
John Wright announces the sale of his Cheyenne insurance business to Mesers Melnerney and Conway. They will run the same location and lines, offering prompt service and courteous treatment, seeking continued patronage from the public. Wright signs at 991 W. 17th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers
Melnerney
Laramie County Institute Moves Venue
Mrs Hefferon announces the Laramie County Institute will be held at the C4 in instead of the High School as originally intended. The notice clarifies a venue change for the county event.
Bourneville Model City Praised as Ideal Suburb
English Town is a model Bourneville suburb of Birmingham praised for health, beauty, and social balance. The piece details affordable brick houses, parks, churches, baths, and a high rental income funded by Cadbury’s gift, projecting Bourneville as a replicable urban model with low crime and ample amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhem Miller
Lea
Bournevilé
Mrmingham
England
Ft Bellever
Hourneville
Pitteturg
Bourneville
George Cadbury
Metry
Birmingham
Trees for City Streets Acacia Dealbata Worthy Street Tree
The silver wattle Acacia Dealbata is praised as one of the best options for city street planting. The writer notes the trial nature of street trees, with long term results needed to judge permanence, and cites pepper as time tested but unpopular with residents. The silver wattle is described as beautiful and well suited if cared for properly.
Garden Club Beautifies Vacant Minneapolis Lots
The Garden Club of Minneapolis showed how to tackle unsightly vacant lots by growing sunflowers and other plants along nearly four miles of street frontage. They cleared unoccupied parcels, planted grass and flowers, and hid rubbish. At season's end the club managed a core and thousand vacant lots, gardens and eighteen thousand home gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Garden Club of
Minneapolis
Salmple
Foundation Singer Polignac Opens Dwellings for the Poor
The Princess Polignac has opened the Foundation Singer Polignac in Paria, an apartment house for 64 families. Brick and iron buildings offer healthful living with affordable rents: one room and kitchen $44 yearly, with dining room $40, with four rooms plus kitchen and boxroom $42, all under $100 as taxes begin. A garden adds $4 per year.
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Princess Polignac
Winnaretta Singer
Paria
Foundation
Singer Polignac
Tidier Streete Urged As City Seeks Cleanliness
Citizens discuss plans to keep streets tidy amid waste paper litter and careless habits. Local officials urge orderly behavior and community help to improve urban cleanliness and curb UGTIDINESS in the city.
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Woat 16Th Street
Broilers
Choich
Capitol Market
West Atu ST
A. T. Hale
Maj. Baker
Railroad. News
FE. H. LaRue
W. M. Lane
Freeport
Illinois Central Railroad
J. J. Powers
Laramie
Nebraska
County Institute
DOWN
Rocky Ford
EDDY
Consumers’ Supply CO
Garden Club
Tidier Streete
Roarlat Biocma
Washington Market
Cheyrenne
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