Lost Cheyenne State bag and package reward
Lost items reported including a leader carrier bag No 1 and a package wrapped in newspaper with clothing brushes. Reward offered for information on the brown mare with a white facial stripe three years old branded R on left shoulder, contact Cheyenne at phone 13893. notes mention Dinneen's Garage and L25 L24-26.
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Cheyenne State
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Dinneen
Cheyenne
Card of Appreciation from Ellis Confectionery
The Ellis Confectionery has been sold to Messrs Sheneman and Porter. Lem H. Ellis thanks his old friends and customers for their long patronage and wishes his successors the same generous support.
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Ellis
Messrs. Sheneman & Porter
Lem H. Ellis
Local Confectionery Firm Purchased by Sheneman and Porter
We announce the acquisition of Ellis Confectionery by W. R. Sheneman and Bruce Porter. They pledge to continue the shop’s renowned service and invite the public to feel at home in the store.
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Ellis
W. R. Sheneman
Bruce Porter
Notice to settle accounts at Ellis Confectionery
All accounts due and payable to me for goods or service up to August 22 1920 should be promptly attended to. Call at Ellis Confectionery 110 West 17th Street.
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Ellis Confectionery
West 17Th Street
LEM H
State Announces Oil Land Leases
State Land Commissioner A. Baker issued oil and gas prospectors leases to numerous individuals and firms across Wyoming. The list includes John H. Mead of Newcastle and many others with varied parcels, sections, and townships, spanning Cheyenne, Lovell, Shoshoni, Lusk, and broader counties.
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Lusk
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J. HE. Hawthorne
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Seynemy
Ney Shy
Ney
Wynby
Joseph Wasserman
Cheyenne
Nina HE. Harper
Prisoner freed after judge cites waiting for freedom
In Memphis Charles Doyle, charged with attempted house breaking, hid in the police assembly room after a jailor forgot to lock him in. He was found lounging all day as three doors remained open and, thanks to “sticking around,” the judge granted him freedom.
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Charles Doyle
Doyle
Real Estate Transfers in Cheyenne Listings
Frank Rabonetux Lena Mc Gough and husband transfer lot 12 and Wi of lot 13 block 474 Cheyenne for $1. W W Dummetux Paul H Moore transfer lot 5 block 22 Pershing Heights to Cheyenne for $1. Paul H Moore Realty Co Grier Lumber Co transfer lot 11 block 21 Pershing Heights addition to Cheyenne for $750. Imperial Investment Co Paul H Moore Realty Co transfer lots 1 and 2 block 1 Hold second addition to Cheyenne for $1.
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Lena McGough
Cheyenne
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Pershing Heights
Dinner Celebrates Miss Clarissa Brockstedt At Jenkins Home
Mr and Mrs J F Jenkins hosted a Tuesday evening dinner at their East Twenty second Street home in honor of Miss Clarissa Brockstedt of St Louis, guest of her sister Mrs Charles Elmer Lane, with pink cosmos centerpiece and pink white color scheme. Notables included Mr and Mrs Lane Mr and Mrs B F Yoder Mr and Mrs J Carl Metcalf Mr and Mrs Horace M Jenkins and Mary Ellen.
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St. Louis
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J. Carl Metcalf
Horace M. Jenkins
Clarissa Brockstedt
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Kane
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J. F. Jenkins
J. Care Metcalf
Clarice
Mary Paul
Mildred
Jimmy Williams
Mrs. Jenkins
Two Hundred Hungarians Shot Down in Transylvania
A Daily Herald dispatch reports two hundred ten Hungarian prisoners were killed at Hermanstadt when they attacked Romanian guards during repatriation detentions. A prisoner protests at the depot triggered a guard response and machine guns were used.
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Hermanstadt
Transylvania
Daily Herald
Four Army Airplanes Reach Nome After Long Flight
Four United States airplanes arrived in Nome Alaska after flying from Mineola New York via Ruby Alaska. Capt St Clair Street head of the expedition said the aircraft landed at 5 80 oclock Monday afternoon after a fifty five hour flight from New York. Return hop off to New York planned in a few days.
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Villa Reported to Have Become Rebel
Unconfirmed reports from San Antonio claim Pancho Villa revolted with 2,000 armed followers and fled into the hills. DOJ agents were investigating the claim. Separately, Malaga exported about 8,000,000 pounds of raisins to the United States in the first half of 1920.
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San Antonio
Tex
Pancho Villa
Vily Listas
Department of Justice
Malaga
Spain
United States
Weather forecast: warm Wednesday with showers in northwest
Fair and continued warm conditions prevail Wednesday with possible showers in the extreme northwest. The portion will see a cooler spell, and Thursday remains unsettled and cooler with local showers in the eastern area.
Elks Dance This Thursday In Florida Town
Regular Elks Dance set for Thursday August 26 with admission of one dollar per couple. Florida man reported to possess more than four thousand miles of surfaced roads.
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Norma Talmadge in Dual Role at Amuse
Norma Talmadge stars in Yes or No? a photodrama shown today tomorrow and Friday. The film shifts between high society in Margaret Vane’s home and Minnie Berry’s impoverished life, with Talmadge portraying both roles and delivering noted skill and charm.
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Amuse
Margaret Vane
Minnie Berry
Miss Talmadge
Mary Pickford Sews New Fad With Pollyanna Play
Mary Pickford, stage name Pollyanna, stars in Pollyanna at the Princess for today and tomorrow. The production marks her first independently produced picture for United Artists. The tale centers on the Glad Game as a central theme in the charming girl’s new film venture.
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Princess
Mary Pickford
United Artists Corporation
Pollyanna's cheerful view sparks comfort for the injured
A fragment notes Pollyanna's habit of finding something good in every situation. She consoles a grouch with a broken leg by saying his misery and happiness give him many things to feel 50 percent uncomfortable about.
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Mounted Police Drama Thrilling at Lyric Last Day
The Danger Patrol, a Royal Northwest Mounted Police film, is shown at the Lyric for the last time today with rapid, thrilling incidents and a rugged outdoors backdrop. Enid Bennett stars in Thea Law Of Men, and a Billy West comedy, Her Tenderfest, completes the bill.
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Royal Northwestern Mounted Police
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