Little Leaders and Local Notices From Arcola and Cheyenne
A compact Arcola issue lists local ads and notices including a handmade trunk shop, a wedding of Jarmer Elis and Mine Ethel Lee, water repair services, and a Wheatland conference trip by Rev Nelson. Also reported are a new Von Tansell Building & Loan, a Fourth Field Artillery band concert, a new Good Roads map, Myron Yeager’s subscriber winnings, vagrant Frank Harris jailed, Miss Addie Soper's Colorado vacation, primary candidate filing rules, an advertising car for Bella Plata, a Union Pacific claim agent marriage, a forgery inquiry against A H W O Nell, seven new homesteaders, Campbell moving to Pinedale, fire alarm repairs, and a Cham berlain's Liniment ad.
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 Sails Through Cheyenne Saloon Circuit
A young man described as a persistent mooch arrived in Cheyenne during Frontier days. He would drink and obtain money in one saloon then move to another, using a suitcase stored in a saloon and a messenger tote to move his grip as he traveled. The suspect left town with the suitcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier
Cheyenne
Colorado Goes Dry May Shift Breweries to Wyoming
The piece notes that a Colorado statewide prohibition movement could drive breweries and wholesale liquor firms to relocate headquarters. With billions invested, Wyoming law might allow continued business cross border, boosting Wyoming income. Despite Denver's dry vote history, statewide prohibition seems unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Coldorado
Wyoming
Denver
Chili promotion at Tivol Rathakeller in Cheyenne
Julius Ludwig announces a new Mexican chili promotion at the Tivol Rathakeller located at 16th Street and Currey Avenue Cheyenne. He invites customers to try the dish praising its taste and cleanliness of the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Tivol Rathakeller
16Th St
Currey Ave
Julius Ludwig
Percy Hoyt and Party Head to Calgary Stampede
Percy Hoyt and party will travel from Cheyenne to Calgary on Union Pacific No 4 in a special car with Wyoming horses for the Stampede. The group includes Tom C Jay De A W Barber MG Morgan and others. They plan to ride in rodeo events and expect a two week absence, returning by mid September.
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 becomes Assistant Adjutant. Leave granted for seven days to F F Wing. Privates Otto Young Charles Raber and Fred A Lewis ordered to Fort Logan 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 Gossip From Cheyenne and Nearby Lines
Railroad dispatchers George Fisher and FE H LaRue resign from Cheyenne and Union Pacific respectively. W M Lane joins UP from Illinois Central. Garrit Fort, UP passenger chief, travels with family in private car Carlton, with Denver and Colorado plans. J J Powers promoted to Nebraska division superintendent based in Omaha. mention of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a dealer favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fisher
Cheyenne
Western Union
Denver
FE. H. LaRue
Union Pacific
W. M. Lane
Freeport
Illinois Central Railroad
Garrit Fort
Omaha
Reyenne
Carlton
Colorado
J. J. Powers
Laramie
Nebraska
New Supervisor of Music Named for Cheyenne Schools
Miss Netaler, a Decatur graduate with degrees from Dorator tien and Jo men Milliken University, will lead music programs in Cheyenne high schools. She joins from Decatur where she served as infant supervisor of music for four years.
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
Wright Sells Insurance Business in Cheyenne
John Wright announces the sale of his Cheyenne insurance business to Messrs Melnerney and Conway. The new owners will operate at the same location and continue the same lines with prompt service and courteous treatment. Wright asks patrons to support the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers
Melnerney
Laramie County Institute Moves Venue to C4 iin]
County Institute informs residents that the Laramie County Institute will be held at the C4 iin] instead of the High School as originally planned. The notice clarifies the change for attendees and participants.
Bourneville Model Town: Ideal Garden City Promised by Cadbury
In Bourneville England a model suburb near Birmingham the Garden City concept is praised. Wilhelm Miller extols Bourneville as a perfect healthy happy community with cheap housing and abundant parks showing a social mix and high rent income profits for future city building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhem Miller
Lea
Bournevilé
Mrmingham
England
Ft Bellever
Hourneville
Pitteturg
Bourneville
George Cadbury
Metry
Birmingham
Acacia Dealbata Silver Wattle Best Street Tree
The writer extols Acacia Dealbata the silver wattle as a premier city street tree. It notes trial periods show it satisfactory after five years, though performance may vary over time, and contrasts it with the pepper tree which endures but is less favored by residents due to care issues.
Garden Club Clears Vacant Lots With Sunflowers
The Minneapolis Garden Club transformed four miles of street fronts by growing sunflowers and plants on vacant land. They cleared unoccupied lots and planted grass and flowers, ending the season with a core of thousand vacant lots and eighteen thousand home gardens under their care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Garden Club of
Minneapolis
Salmple
Princess Polignac opens Paria foundation apartments for poor
The Foundation Singer Polignac in Paria offers 64 brick and iron dwellings for the poor. Rents range from 40 to 44 dollars per year for a room and kitchen, with larger units at 42 dollars and a dining room option. A garden adds four dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Polignac
Winnaretta Singer
Paria
Foundation
Singer Polignac
Tidier Streete Prompts Citywide Cleanup Drive
Citizens agree on the need for a clean city as scattered waste paper marks the streets. Despite calls for order, several residents remain careless, undermining tidy conditions across most neighborhoods.
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Woat 16Th Street
Chamberlain
Broilers
Choich
Capitol Market
West Atu ST
A. T. Hale
Colo
Maj. Baker
Railroad - News
HH. W. Hendrickson
Ohio Falls
County Institute
DOWN
Rocky Ford
EDDY
Consumers’ Supply CO
Garden Club
Tidier Streete
Roarlat Biocma
Washington Market
Cheyrenne
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