City Briefs From Cheyenne Area Visitors
A string of short notices lists visitors and arrivals in the city yesterday. Names include Cody Frances Lane and Gillette Harvey Cosner, Mrs. G R Hag ens Casper, J C Nash Hillsdale, A B Timmerman and family and Louise Peters, R C G Taylor Casper, L G Murphy Casper, J Lingenheimer Casper, M A L Dowling Thermopolis and son, R B Marquis and F C Marquis Gillette, G O Latham Long Beach, Will McDonald Iron Mountain, plus Dr W F Phillips of Westminster College to preach next Sunday. A hospital update notes W A Taylor hospitalized for appendicitis. Suffragists Margery Rows and Dr Frances M Cody returned from Denver. Marriage license issued to Silas Jondall and Alice Louise Seaborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
G. O. Latham
Wyoming
Will McDonald
Iron Mountain
Silas John Jondall
Odin, Minn
Alice Louise Seaborn
Chugwater, Wyo
Mack Moore Fined for Letting Mule Roam
Mack Moore of the South Side was fined $5 in police court for allowing a mule to move at large. Police Chief Elmberg said careless stock handling is a public nuisance and that owners permitting trespassing animals will be arrested and prosecuted.
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Mack Moore
South Side
Elmberg
Riverside
Laramie
First National Bank of
Lakeside Land and Live Stock Company
Toston Concern
Albany County
Despairing Woman Now Happy Mother
A woman recalls five years of marriage with a strong wish to become a mother and credits a remedy with restoring her health. The account highlights relief from digestive issues and menstrual discomfort and claims the product aids many women across the region through strengthening the female system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawkea
Ieee Co
Railroads Concede Eight Hour Day Form Suggested
Railroad leaders discuss an eight hour workday with wage considerations. Presidents Krattechnitt of Southern Pacific and Pipley of Santa Fe argue higher costs if pay stays the same. Johnson of Norfolk & Western supports a form that avoids large expense. Judge Chambers met President Wilson and then the brotherhoods to mediate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilration
Julius Krattechnitt
Southern Pacific
P Iipley
Santa Fe
Johnson
Norfolk & Western
W. L. Chambers
Federal Board of Mediation and
Allison Maintains Lead in Local Election Totals
Preliminary vote counts from Laramie, Goshen, and Sage show Henry Colburn and A G Spillman as the two lowest. Colburn trails the next-lowest by 96 votes with potential to improve in Goshen and Platte, while Spillman is unlikely to crack the top ten. Favorable tallies include 1611 for Colburn and 1477 for Spillman with other candidates like Walla and Whiting posting 1806 and 1558 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Goshen
Sage
Lenry Colburn
A. G. Spillman
Colare
William J. Walla
Platte
Spillman
Henry B. Colburn
Harry C. Hoffman
Jomee
Cscs
Wecavee
EBR H
Kirk
Cts
Frederick Li Robinson
LTS
A. Semrad
Seatereie
Epg
Tae
Hermea Weber
John A. Whiting
Jefe Yoder
Erres Tebinishee
J. G. Uaderwood
Hughes Here Today Parade Plans and Reception Details
Autoists urged to park on Central avenue north of the Pinlow hotel to form the parade. Senator Clarence D. Clark and state leaders accompany the Hughes special meeting at Rawlins. A Casper band greetings the train in Cheyenne. Hughes party to stay at the Plains hotel and depart for Denver tomorrow morning. If rain, meeting moves to Barrels bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
Pinlow Hotel
Ling
United States
Clarence D. Clark
Pat Sullivan
T. Blake Kennedy
W. C. Deming
The
Tribune
Casper
Cheyenne
Frontier Park
Hughes
Plains Hotel
Union Pacific
Denver
Baries Bell
Earthquake Shakes Calipounia Burebka Area
A strong quake struck Calipounia Burebka Cal Aug 14 at 6 56 am. It ranked as the most violent here since the 1906 San Francisco disaster, with shocks lasting several seconds and felt across Arcata and nearby areas. No material damage reported. instruments recorded the tremor.
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Burebka
Cal
San Francluxco
Humboldt County
Arcata
Here
Bear River
United States Weather Bureau
Genenal
Moonlit Reverie Across The West and New England
A lyrical ode contrasts landscapes from Wyoming and the West with New England realms like New Hampshire and Boston. The poet, Ted Gevin, invites a friend to embrace nature’s beauty, mountain snows, sage brush, and cactus as cures for sickness and blues, celebrating regional pride and muse.
Tourism inquiries break city records in August
The Information booth at the chamber reports more than 700 queries in one day and a total of 11 044 for August, signaling the citys largest tourist season in years.
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Ocoloraid Springs
Chamber of Commerce
Sheridan to Host Large Tennis Tournament Finale on Labor Day
A large tennis tournament will be staged in Sheridan next week with the finale scheduled for Labor Day. The event is promoted by Hill & Holliday, proprietors. Also noted is a real estate sale near Laramie and a lamb shipment sale at Omaha stockyards reflecting Wyoming activity.
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Sheridan
Sherman Co. cattle shipments and local notices
The item notes 2000 head of Texas steers unloaded near Granger with more shipments planned as southern range conditions deteriorate. Also reported is the death of Al Emery of Douglas after a cancer battle, a Wyoming resident for sixteen years, and crop threshing activity at Lander with yields below normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Emery
Douglas
Wyoming
Texas
Granger
New York Sizzles Amid Heat Wave with Fatalities
In New York on August 24 heat soared with street thermometers near 100 in shade and 118 in sap, defying forecasts of storms. Weather officials cited 80 plus percent humidity as three deaths and sweltering prostrations were reported across the city.
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New York
Whitehall Building
Orders bids for new UC and armor factory
Washington August 24 See Daniels yesterday advised persons deriring to offer sites and to bid on the construction of the 11 000 000 government armor plate plant to submit their propositions before September 19 The secretary also wrote various steel concerns calling to their attention the provision under which the government may buy an existing plant.
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Washington
Daniels
Damaged Look Lave Your Head Now
An ad from H. oe Damaged Look offers repair of damaged glasses. It lists contact at H. 9 Keitel in San Francisco and mentions Phagem furniture store with phone 480-J.
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Keitel
San Francisco
Phagem Furniture Store
Cheyenne City Council Minutes August 24 1916
The Cheyenne council met in regular adjourned session at 1 30 p m with quorum present. Bids for coal delivery to Round Top Valve house and Filtration plant were accepted from Van Tassel Coal Co and Capitol Coal Ice and Storage Co, each one car half to each site. A F Peabody asked to install an auto filling station at 1917 Thames Street. council granted time to consider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counsell Mat
la Fontaine
van Tassel Coal Company
Capitol Coal, Ice and Storage Company
Round Top Valve House
A. F. Peabody
Thames Street
Capitel Coal, Sca and Storage Company
J. J. Showalter
Bertha M. Myers
Wyoming
Laramie
Cheyenne
John Savage to perform flights at Platte county fair
John Savage, famed bird man, will give several flights, two daily, at the Platte county fair in Wheatland this fall. He is recognized as one of the west’s top aeroplane performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Jesse Bogue
Gillette
Montana
Omaha
John Savage
Platte County
Wheatland
Savage
West
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cody
Frances Lane
Prom Gillette
Harvey Cosner
Businens Visstor
G. R. Hagens
City
Hillsdale
J. C. Nash
Hilldale
North Platte
A. BK. Timmeran
Louise Peters
E. Path
Timmerman
Timmerman Pote
Peters
Hiee
R. C G. Taylor
L. G. Murphy
Hr. J. Lingenheimer
Thermopolis
Mia
Ll Dowigand and Son
Plains
R. B. Marquis
F. C. Marquis
the Plains
Ww. A. Taylor
W. A. Taylor
V. P
Mrs. Stephens
Allison
C.E. Hughes
Caliapounia
Irri
Marguerite Clark
Little Lady
Eileen” Donciful, Rennittie Acmies
Paramount
ASP
Fia
James Morrison
Aliki
WM. A. Brady
Arthur Ashley
Cnnyon
Gram
Boston
New Hampshire
Ife
New England
Ted Gevin
Iva OF
Trourists
Preaks Ald
Brooks
Ahill & Holliday
the Sierman Co
Awisher
17Th Street
McCarthy and Donavan
Cooper
Conta
West 19Th
Lander
Varniehing
Sherman Co
Twe Sherman Co
UC. & Armor
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Carey Ave
City Council Proceedings
Mark Chapman
Charles D. Robinson
Rosalie Goodrich
Robinson
Utah Copper’ Company
Garfield
Utah
Ben F. Swisher
W. C. Edwards
Mercantile
Mall Brothers and
Ydeat Dwyer
Warren Construction Company of
Wyoming National Guard
Sheridan High School
Ss. W. ST. Clair Union
Masseur
17Th
Carey
Logan
Alwava bears @ignacse of
Atlas Ae
Dad
Chas
Meyer
J. M. Cassidy General Contractor
17Th St
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
Capitol Ave
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