Various Local Notices and Social Items From Town
A roundup of short notices includes Abbott of Chicago dying at a private hospital and burial plans in Chicago, Fannie Brooks in critical condition after a fire, Rosborough hospitalized with a neck carbuncle and lung illness, and new motors purchased for Indiana models from Cheyenne Rubber Works. Also noted are a fishing trip yielding eighteen sage chickens and fifty pounds of trout, a lightning damage incident at Bresnahen block, travelers returning from Europe to New York City, a small wedding at Plains Hotel, Desert land filings by Esther Boyd and others, Breisch’s vacation return, and Bert Havens charged with cruelty to a dog but later dismissed.
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Weat 14Th Street
Rosborough
St. John’s Hospital
Thomas Heaney, Jr
Mr. Krall
Indiana
Cheyenne Rubber Works
Dillman Backk
W. H. Dilman
Inlaw
George Buck
Lincoln
Neb
Saratoga
Bresnahen
Sands
Europe
Wm. Gauff
P. J. Gauff
New York City
Dundas M. Simpson
Prinor Ross
Walsenburg
Plains Hotel
Justice Houseman
Esther M. Boyd
Wheatland
Bessie C. Bennett
Bessie L. Fell
Orland C. Lyons
Carpenter
Emil Blumen
Medicine Bow
Flwood Brelsch
U. P. Baggage Room
Whittiear Ranch
Mr. Breisch
Horse Creek
Havens
Bert Havens
T. F. Bright
Big Mercantile Venture Planned for Cheyenne
Rumor claims Truckey Department Store will reorganize into a stock company to handle bankrupt and close out stocks. The plan mirrors Denver’s Golden Eagle model, offering merchandise at 30 to 50 cents on the dollar and 25 to 35 percent profit for bargains in Cheyenne. A definite announcement is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Truckey Department Store
Golden Eagle Department Store
Denver
Riddle Returns from Europe with Sister
Douglass Riddle, manager of the Union Pacific dining room in Cheyenne, returned from an extended trip through several European countries. He was accompanied by a sister from Des Moines Iowa, and they spent substantial time in Paris. He says they were glad to return to the United States.
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Douglass Riddle
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Europe
Mr. Riddle
Des Moines
Paris
United States
Insurance Business Sold to Molherney and Conway
J D Wright announces the sale of his Cheyenne insurance business to Molherney and Conway who will continue at 21 W 17th Street. The new firm promises prompt service, courteous treatment, and reliable operation, asking patrons for continued support.
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Messrs. Molherney and Conway
Cheyenne
J D, Wright
17Th Street
Logan Outpoints Anderson in Brooklyn Bout
Buck Logan outpointed Bill Anderson over ten rounds at the Brooklyn A C. Logan’s speed and cleverness carried him through most rounds earning the victory.
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Buck Logan
Bill Anderson
Brooklyn A. C
Logan
Anderson
The Present Army Bill Question by Soldier Tegmeier
Fred W. Tegmeier of the Signal Corps writes to question the present Army Bill and its impact. He asks whether four years with the Cobra and three with the Reserve shape a soldier’s fate, and whether continental defenses remain a core safeguard. He notes fears among older soldiers about changes and invites prudent printing without offense.
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Wnrrivel
Fred W. Tec Mster
Signal Corps
Saxo Salve Promises Quick Eczema Relief
60 percent of sufferers endure relentless itching and burning from eczema. Saxo Salve offers rapid relief and noticeable improvement within days, with a money back refund if not satisfied, as advertised by E Roedel, Cheyenne.
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E. Roedel
Noted Temperance Lecturer Highlights City Visit
Miss Christine I. Tinling of Norfolk Va special lecturer on Scientific Temperance Instruction for the WCTU spoke at the Laramie County Teachers Institute now in session. She lectured on teaching temperance through physiology and hygiene and urged using varied text books and the Gulich series. She illustrated with charts and emphasized the normal rather than the abnormal, citing history mythology science fiction and current events. She discussed the eatery's role and the value of illustrations, distributed leaflets, and reviewed muscle brain and nervous system in separate sessions. She leaves Cheyenne today for Rock Springs and Idaho for September while Clara A. Ligier promotes beauty services on 19th Street.
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Teachers’ Institute
Tinling
J. Ross Carpenter
18Th
War- Tech Avenue
Christine I. Tinling
Norfolk
W. Cc. T. Ui
Laramie County
Gulich
Memroy
Homer
Weddoaday
Cheyenne
Rock Springa
Idaho
Dwarf Races in Luxon Philippines Describe Rojos
Report notes a dwarfish people called the Rojos living in Luxon Philippines with average heights eight to nine inches. They supposedly inhabit interior mountain areas far from larger populations and challenge theories about primitive human races.
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Luxon
Philippines
Thirsty Town Tale Turns To Plain Cold Water
A heat stricken narrator seeks relief from a long string of sugary and fizzy drinks. After sampling lemonade root beer ginger ale phosphate sodas and iced concoctions he finds plain cold water finally cures his fevered state. The piece preserves a playful rustic voice and chronicles the narrator’s quest for refreshment.
Corner Conversations On A Moving Family
In this clipping the two neighbors discuss a family relocating from the neighborhood. One says the family found themselves unable to maintain a house, while the other notes their claimed money did not match their spending.
You Don’t Want to Stay Asks Astonished Household
An astonished lady of the house questions a guest about leaving. The cook confirms she has been treated like family but desires recognition and appreciation as a servant, insisting she would stay only if treated with proper regard.
Ordinary man famed for modest wealth among rich kinfolks
A friend notes a man with wealthy relatives who does not boast about them. The narrator questions his distinction and behavior, observing that his quiet nature sets him apart despite his lineage. The exchange underscores humility amid wealth.
Unclear passage hints at weight and gold influence
Fragmentary text suggests a conversation about weighing gold and a mate influenced by wealth and desire for a girl. No clear persons, place, or event is identifiable from the readable words.
Captain Lewte Recites Fog Bound Voyage Orders
A Baltimore based Arundel Baird and Gravel official recalls a voyage where dense fog halted visibility and the captain justified high speed with his standing orders. The exchange centers on legality and the pressure of completing a five day reach to New York.
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Heaven
Hell
New York
Literary Note on Writers and Earners
A Cleveland Plain Dealer remark notes that two and a half million Americans live by writing including those who write home for money. The quotation underscores the broad income role of writing in society.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
First Numbering of Houses in London Began in 1704
London began numbering houses in 1704, aligning with the removal of the ancient open air gallery that showcased the city’s houses. The reform marked a shift to organized urban addressing and street planning.
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London
Strange Pride Letting Others Do Job For Them
A passerby notes that many men feel foolish as others seek to take on their tasks, reflecting on social expectations and personal agency.
Fragmentary Daily Thought Quotation
A tersely written, rough quotation laments modern efficiency and morality. The note parodies an aged speaker, contrasting moral judgment with loyalty and referencing a senile, elderly figure.
Meyer Sold. Toronto Outfielder Joins Brooklyn Team
Tenny Meyer, Toronto IL outfielder, has been sold to Brooklyn. He led the league in hitting and was also the top base stealer, with strong batting and speed noted as the trade headlines.
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Toronto
Aus
Tenny Meyer
Brooklyn
Meyer
Leafa
Adams County Treasury Shortage Sparks Grand Jury Action
Auditors directed by Harry E.B. Molnix and District Judge Jadwo McCall report shortages totaling at least 815,000 in Adams County Treasury. A six year audit found discrepancies in Democrat and Republican ledgers, prompting district court to call a grand jury for investigation of shortages and related accounts.
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Brighton
Colo
Adams County
Corpa of
Harry EB. Molnix
Disteter Jadwo McCall
Adama County
Medall
Enurt
Hunger strike by suffragette prisoners in Dudlin
Mary Leigh and Gladys Evans continue a hunger strike at the Dudlin prison. Health concerns rise as authorities seek to resolve their five year sentences for wounding John E. Redmond and setting fire to the Theatre Royal in Dublin. The Lord Lieutenant refuses political prisoner status and insists the law runs its course.
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Treland
John E. Redmond
Theater Royal
Dublin
Vast British Empire Encompasses Over Twelve Million Square Miles
The British Empire covers more than twelve million square miles, spanning diverse continents and seas. It highlights vast territorial expanse across regions under British rule and influence.
Envelopes in Flames Endanger Woman in Gary Incident
In Gary Indiana on August 27 Esther Smith escaped a fatal motorcycle blaze after accepting a rid e invitation with friend Roy Roberts. She now lies in a serious condition at her home.
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Gary
Ind
Esther Smith
Roy Roberts
Curing Macaroni Process Described for Drying
The note explains macaroni curing takes from three to six days, detailing a brief timeline for drying and readiness. This historical snippet emphasizes a simple method for preparing pasta in a traditional kitchen setting.
Living Frog Found In Woman's Stomach After Year
Mrs. L. King of Dean Wood near Washington endured nearly a year with a live frog in her stomach. The creature repeatedly clawed the lining and climbed into her throat causing severe pain before emergency hospital doctors used a large pump to remove it. The frog, now pale and shriveled, measured about seven inches.
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L. VY
Dean Wood
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miller
Carsy Ave
Chicago
Abbott
Mise Brooks Hetter
Fannie Brooks
Andnerson
F. W. Tegmeier
Fred W. Tegmeier
Boyd
Eczema
City
Clara A. Ligier
19Th Street
Onigoir
Nesbit
Bull
Clarence
Joan Bewls
Ofatar
Arundel Baird and Gravel Company
Baltimore
Lewte
Loeberga
Totertet
Albany
Miss Matworm Nash
Minnoiot
Girtie Moulton
Kima Donna
Gurl
The
Williame
Mira Amith
Roberts
Pomgpas
Aly Anothet Meyer
Sherman Ca
the Sherman Ca
Adams ,Co
Tsaner
Wolgast Rivers
Venin
Cal
Edholm & Aiken
A. T. Hale
W. 17Th St
Olgah. Berger
Capitol Ave
Curios
Cheyenne Coal Yards
Andrew
Central Ave
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