Local items from city columns and notices
A compilation of short local notices and brief items including a Chicago death, a burn victim in hospital improving, handmade trunks advertised, Dr Rosborough hospitalized, two men buying Indiana motorcycles, a hunting trip report, lightning damage to Bresnahen block, European trip returns to New York, a Plains hotel wedding, desert land filings, vacation returns, and a former officer charged with cruelty to his dog.
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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 says the Truckey Department Store may reorganize into a stock company to handle bankrupt and close out stock. The plan mirrors Denver’s Golden Eagle model, offering merchandise at 30 to 50 cents on the dollar. If profitable at 25 to 35 percent, Cheyenne shoppers gain real bargains amid high prices. A definite announcement is expected in a few days.
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Cheyenne
Truckey Department Store
Golden Eagle Department Store
Denver
Riddle Returns from Europe Trip with Sister
Douglass Riddle, manager of the Union Pacific dining room in Cheyenne, returns from an extended trip through several European countries. He was accompanied by his Des Moines sister and spent much time in Paris. Riddle says they were glad to come back to the United States.
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Douglass Riddle
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Europe
Mr. Riddle
Des Moines
Paris
United States
Insurance firm sale announced in Cheyenne
J D Wright announces he has sold his Cheyenne insurance business to Messrs Molherney and Conway. The new firm will operate at the same location 21 W 17th Street and continue the same service with courteous treatment. Wright asks patrons to support the new firm.
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Messrs. Molherney and Conway
Cheyenne
J D, Wright
17Th Street
Logan Outpoints Anderson in Brooklyn A C Bout
Buck Logan outpointed Bill Anderson in a ten round bout at the Brooklyn A C. Logan was too fast and clever, winning the majority of the rounds.
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Buck Logan
Bill Anderson
Brooklyn A. C
Logan
Anderson
The Present Army Bill Questioned by Soldier Writer
Fred W. Tegmster of the Signal Corps writes in a solicitous tone asking for clarity on the current Army bill. He notes veteran fears about retirement and debates over two cent travel fees and continental defenses while urging discretion in print.
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Wnrrivel
Fred W. Tec Mster
Signal Corps
Frantic With Eczema Try Saxo Salve at Our Store
Frantic itching and burning from eczema inspire a public benefit claim for Saxo Salve a mild skin remedy said to stop itching quickly and improve within days with a money back guarantee. A Cheyenne Wyoming pharmacist E Roedel endorses the product for various skin conditions.
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E. Roedel
Noted Temperance Lecturer in City
Miss Christine I. Tinling of Norfolk Virginia lectured at the Laramie County Teachers Institute on scientific temperance instruction. She discussed teaching methods, text books, and the use of charts to emphasize normal health, later addressing muscle and the nervous system and the brain. She will travel to Rock Springs and Idaho for September.
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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
Rojos Dwarf Race Said to Live in Philippine Mountains
In Luxon Philippines a dwarf people called the Rojos reportedly average eight to nine inches tall. They inhabit interior mountain regions, challenging theories about miniature humans. Such dwarf races are said to survive only in inaccessible lands.
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Luxon
Philippines
The Thirsty Tale of Cold Water Wins
A narrator recounts a blistering search for relief from heat through sodas and flavored drinks, trying ginger ale, phosphate drinks, root beer, ice cream sodas, and iced tea before finally finding cooling comfort in plain cold water. The piece captures a humorous, rambling surety about quenching thirst with a long, varied beverage quest.
Neighbor remarks on moving out family decisions
A conversation on a corner questions the moving decision and funds of a household, with one woman noting the family could not maintain their home and another stating they spent more than they proclaimed.
A Preference and a Housemaid Demand Respect
An astonished lady of the house pleads for the maid to stay, insisting she has been treated like family. The cook agrees but says she would stay only if treated as a servant with more consideration and appreciation.
Ordinary man praised for modesty among wealthy kinfolks
A dialogue notes a plain man with wealthy connections who never brags about his status. The speaker explains that while his rich kinfolk boast, he remains humble and unassuming despite his distinctions.
Unclear social exchange hints at motive and value
Fragmentary dialogue suggests a motive rooted in wealth and desire. The speaker questions Clarence about attracting a person, implying the other party’s value is tied to gold or wealth, while noting the listener lacks both. The tone hints at social pressure and personal longing.
Captain’s Orders From Foggy Atlantic Voyage
A fog bound voyage reveals a captain’s brisk speed despite safety concerns. The narrative recalls a Baltimore firm Arundel Baird and Gravel and a debate on lawful vessel speed in fog. A crewmate recalls a five day transit to New York under official standing orders.
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Heaven
Hell
New York
Literary Note on Writers and Income
A Cleveland Plain Dealer remark states two and a half million Americans earn a living by writing including those who write letters home for money.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
First Numbering of London Houses Began in 1704
In 1704 London started numbering its houses as part of urban reforms to replace the open street scene with a structured city map. The change followed removal of the previous archique house esqne that showcased ancient London as an open air gallery.
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London
Men parade to do jobs others want to do
A reflection on men making fools of themselves as others seek to take over their tasks, noting the abundance of eager hands ready to do the work.
Fragmentary Daily Thought Quotation on Morality
A garbled quote mocks efficiency and morality recalling a late author’s musings. The text attributes lines about moral loyalties and elderly presence to a writer, with unclear attribution and fragmented phrasing.
Meyer Sold to Brooklyn In International League Move
Toronto outfielder Tenny Meyer, star for the International League's Toronto club, has been sold to Brooklyn. He led the league with batting average and stolen bases before the sale. unclear closing credits mention LAquid Veneor and Sherman Co. as possible sources.
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Toronto
Aus
Tenny Meyer
Brooklyn
Meyer
Leafa
Shortage found in Adams County treasury accounts
A six year audit by accountants under Harry E B Molnix and District Attorney Jadwo McCall uncovers shortages totaling at least 815,000 in Adams County treasury funds. A grand jury will investigate discrepancies across Democratic and Republican accounts as ordered by the district court.
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Brighton
Colo
Adams County
Corpa of
Harry EB. Molnix
Disteter Jadwo McCall
Adama County
Medall
Enurt
Suffragette Hunger Strike Pressures Prisons
Aug 27 Dudlin report on Mary Leigh and Gladys Evans continuing hunger strike while imprisoned for five years for wounding John Redmond leader and setting fire to the Theater Royal Dublin. Lord Lieutenant rejects release plea and denies political prisoner status, insisting law runs its course.
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Treland
John E. Redmond
Theater Royal
Dublin
Vast British Empire Covers Over Twelve Million Square Miles
A description highlights the expanse of the British empire spanning more than twelve million square miles across diverse regions. It notes vast territorial reach and global influence characteristic of the imperial domain.
Motorcycle invitation turns near tragedy in Gary
In Gary Indiana Esther Smith escaped a deadly fire when envelopes burst into flames and she screamed for help. She was riding a motorcycle with friend Roy Roberts and now lies in a serious condition at her home after the incident.
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Gary
Ind
Esther Smith
Roy Roberts
Curing Macaroni Timeframe Highlighted
A historical note describes macaroni curing taking three to six days, outlining the preservation window and process timeline for traditional pasta curing techniques.
Frog Lived Year in Woman's Stomach Survives Extraction
A frog crawled and fought in Mrs. L King of Dean Wood near Washington for about a year. It damaged her stomach lining and nearly suffocated her before doctors at a city hospital finally removed it with a large pump. The creature, seven inches long, was then preserved in alcohol.
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L. VY
Dean Wood
Washington
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