Velvet Tobacco Ad Promises Real Kentuckian Flavor
Velvet Joe praises Velvet tobacco for a natural friendly feel and slow aging in wooden hogsheads. The ad hails Kentucky roots and claims the tobacco delivers smooth, genuine flavor with a robust image of a pipe on the tin. Velvet is marketed as superior to other tobaccos for men who seek authentic tobacco enjoyment.
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Velvet
Old Kentucky
Kentucky
Burglary Case Unfolds In Sidney With Dynamite Fuse Used
Sidney sheriff's office links a series of store robberies to a ring led by M. A. Kline. Smith is arrested with stolen items including a dynamite fuse, knives, a 38 caliber handgun, watch chains, drill bits, and rings. Investigators note circumstantial evidence shows two or more men familiar with the stores acted, drilling safes with dynamite, and an accomplice is sought in Hillsdale.
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Ing. Sidney
Smith
Andersherift L. C. Davis
Hillsdale
Sheriff's Office
Sidney
Davis
M. A. Kline
Millsdale
Ely
Richard
Stila
Spatz
Jimmy
Tvat
Lewis-McGuire Wedding in Colorado
Irene McGuire and Gail Lewit married in Denver, to reside in Douglas Wyoming. Miss McGuire, now Mrs Lewis, has worked in the State Insurance Commissioner's office for months. Her parents are Mr and Mrs P McGuire of Wheatland Wyoming. Mr Lewis works as a traveling salesman for Kelley Mercantile of Cheyenne.
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Fa. M. Forsyth
Irene McGuire
Gail Lewit
Nenver
Douglas
Wyo
Mise McGuire
Lewis
Insurance Oommissioner
P. §. McGuire
Wheatland
Kelley Mercantile Company
Cheyenne
Wilson plans Pacific tour to push treaty ratification
President Wilson will tour the country for about 25 days to argue for immediate ratification of the peace treaty. He may speak in Sioux City Minneapolis and St Paul before heading to the Pacific coast and San Francisco, then return by the southern route. Secretary Tumulty notes itinerary changes and possible Midwest stops to address the Senate debates on amendments.
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San Francisco
Tumulty
Golden Gate
Pacific Coast
Wilson
General Pershing
New York City
Turmilly
St. Louis
Paris
Chicago
Middle West
Columbus
Cincinnati
St Louis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minn
Billings
Helena
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Wyoming land filings rise as wind river parcel fetches high bids
The state recorded 411,970 filings in the last year spread across land districts led by Sundance and Douglas. Commissioner Hill notes rapid settlement of filings and growing value of agricultural acts. A Wind River reservation sale yielded 140 per acre, far above prior estimates and Iowa land comparisons cited for context.
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Cheyenne
Buffalo
Douglas
Evanston
Lander
Sundance
Gofimissioner Hill
Wind River
Iowa
Oil company incorporations listed in state filings
Articles filed show several new firms including Dig Basin Oil & Gas, Unity Oil, River Oil & Development, and Associated Oil Company with capital stocks ranging from 250 000 to 600 000 dollars. Directors span multiple states including Illinois Iowa Nebraska Colorado California and Wyoming with headquarters at Parkerton and Wyom leg counties named for operations.
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Dig Basin OL & Gas Company
Capital
Anadge
Wyomleg
Ony
Laramis
E. W. Stone
Wooley J. Rumm
B, P, Wilcox
W. Trumbull
DrEmery W. Shupbach
H. G. Saul
Madsen
Thomas 2
Henry Humphrey
River Oil & Development Company
Ab Turectara
George J
Rudyard Hood
Horace Ff
OI Bompany
Capital Sae
Alo “ Coomina
Postoffice Clerks Demand Overtime Pay
A House committee received no reply from Washington D C as postal clerks demand time and a half for overtime. The declaration was signed by every clerk at the Bayline post office and cites current pay rates for older and newer clerks. They insist on higher overtime compensation and faster response to their telegraph message.
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Washington, D. C
Post Office
House of
Byyeline Post Office
Weir
Constitutional convention rolls for Wyoming residents
Surviving members of the Wyoming constitutional convention, scattered across states, with most still likely residing in Wyoming, are listed here. The convention met in Cheyenne September 2, 1889, adjourned September 30 after twenty five days, with presidents and secretaries named among the roster.
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Diana
Wyoming
Clarence D. Clark
Henry A. Coffeen
Asbury B. Conway
Henry 8. Elliott
Mortimer W. Grant
Henry G. Hay
Frederick I. Harvey
Mark Jlopkins
John W. Hoyt
W. GC. Irvine
James A. Johnston
Josap Knight
Elliott S. N. Morgan
Edward J. Morris
John M. McCandlish
Herman F. Drpousts
Caleb P. Organ
Louis J. Palmer
G. W. Holden
H. G. Nickerson
A. L. Faerland
W. E. Chaplin
Jonathan
Joln L. Russell
George W. Fox
Frank M. Foote
Charles H. Burritt
Charles N. Potter
D. A. Preaton
John A. Hiner
George C. Smith
No 0 worst strike disrupts California transport
The day saw widespread disruption as trains moved only sporadically and freight halted. San Jose restricted gasoline to commercial use while milk and cargo shipments stalled across the San Francisco Bay area. An air embargo affected freight into the region and officials of the shopmen’s union announced ongoing action.
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Southern Pacific Company
Los Angeles
Santa Clara Valley
San Jose
San Francisco Bay District
Southern and
Western Pacific
Lons Angeles
Wlewner Alan
Ueined
Thy Non
Santa Fe Line Hit By Strike Across Arizona
Trainmen on the Santa Fe branch between Barslow and Needles and at Seligman Arizona walked out in sympathy with Pacific Electric workers demanding higher wages and better conditions. The strike paralyses water stations and disrupts lines statewide, leaving many routes inoperative and threatening regional mobility.
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San Francisco
Santa Barbara
AL Presno
Santa Fe
Barslow and
Needles
Seligman
Arizona
Pacific Electric
California
Pacific Electric System
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Arthur M. Brody
L. B. Phillips
Dover
Delaware
Seihemof
Charles A. Guenther
Fol Low
Tors
Paul Shoup
A. GC. McLaughlin
Ediurd Tauszky
Secretary of State
Valleolle Tunnelling, Mining & Milling Company
Sam K. Dowell
Glyde van Dusen
George A. Wi “al
Bayfield
Cole
W. E. Dinneen
Kingham Tire 4 Repair Company
Cheyenne Auto Tire Company
Penter