Local Cheyenne News Briefs and Events
Various Cheyenne items include Van Tassel hospitalized for an infected hand, a crack hand-made trunk advertised, May Jones ordered off the streets for begging, Clara A. Ligier beauty parlor ads, a Woodmen of the World smoker night, Frank H. Arnold leaving for Spokane to teach commercial classes, three weddings at Fort Russell and Cheyenne, F T Bright taking a vacation to Milwaukee, an art exhibit at Carnegie Library for children’s reading room, and the Clyfo League program this afternoon.
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Carey Ave
van Tassel
St. John's Hospital
van Tassell
Cheyenne
Weet 16Th Street
May Jones
Clara A. Ligier
W. 19Th Street
Frank H. Arnold
Spokane
Wash
Lewis and Clark High School
Arnold
Harry A. Rhodes
Ft. Russell
Lucy Dobson
John Stevens
Fort Russell
Lizzie Rork
John C. Patritck
Bridget McGrath
F. T. Bright
Bright
Milwaukee
Colorado
Clyfo League
Carnegie Library
Miss Bird Confined by Severe Cold at Home
The allot superintendent of ahoola Mise Bird Ot AMies Bird is confined to her home with a severe cold and unable to attend duties. Miss Agnes Vollick, Bird's secretary, is also ill with a severe cold and off work.
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Mise Bird
Ot—Amies Bird
Ahoola
Agnes Vollick
Minew Bird
Informal City Council Meeting on Sewer Construction
The city council will hold an informal meeting tomorrow at 4 PM to hear public objections to the new sewer project. The session is held to comply with legal requirements and discuss possible concerns.
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Cry Council
Bundy to attend war college instruction in Washington
Lieut. Colonel Omar Bundy of the Lith Infantry and his wife depart this afternoon for Washington BD C where he is detailed to take courses at the War College. Bundy as telegram instruction yesterday and recently joined the 11th Infantry at Fort Russell after promotion to higher command.
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Omar Bundy
Washington
BD. C
War College
Bundy
Hoe
11Th Infantry
Fort Rusell
Civil Service Exam Wants Eligibles for Forest Posts
The U S civil service commission schedules exams on October 19 1912 for forest and field clerk in the forest service and reclamation service to fill vacancies at 60 to 125 dollars monthly Applicants must be qualified and compete Females may apply for reclamation service A stenography typing and bookkeeping knowledge is required Apply to the secretary Eleventh U S Civil Service District Seattle Washington Another exam on September 11 1912 seeks physicians for vacancies across Indian service Colville Fort Lapwai Tongue River Navajo Springs Walker River Western Shoshone Apply to the secretary Eleventh U S Civil Service Districts Seattle Washington
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Forest Service and Reclamation Service
Reclamation Service
U. S. Civil Service District
Seattle
Wash
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Indian Service
Colville Agency
Washington
Fort Lapwal Sannatorium
Idaho
Tongue River Agency
Montana
Navajo Springs
Colorado
Walker River Agency
Nevada
Western Shoshone Agency
U. S. Civil Service
Wolgast Rivers fight pictures not shown in Cheyenne
The Lyric apologizes for the nonappearance of the Wolgast Rivers fight pictures after telegram advice from Denver delayed shipment. Patrons in Cheyenne are asked to understand the delay was not the fault of local management.
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Wolgast Rivers
Denver
Cheyenne Shotl
Levy Construction Advances on Citizen's National Bank Building
Levy Construction Co completes cementing of the first floor of the Citizen's National Bank building and projects all floors finished within six weeks. After that brickwork, lathing and plastering will start story by story, with occupancy unlikely before year’s end.
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The
Levy Construction Co.sa
Citizen's National Bank
Lavern and Plasterers
Wyoming Weather Forecast Limited to Showers
Local showers are forecast for Wyoming on Thursday with Friday likely fair skies. Weather conditions anticipated to be mild with no major storm activity reported.
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Washington
D. C
Wyoming
Housing and civic welfare linked to good homes
Edward T. Hartman of the Massachusetts Civic League argues housing is central to community beauty social welfare and economy. He warns superficial efforts fail and calls for sustained design maintenance strong local authority and active health enforcement to ensure attractive well planned homes and towns.
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Edward T. Hartman
Macgtachusetts Civic League
Hartman
Massachusetts
Pad
Board of Health
Beautifying Vacant San Bernardino Lots With Fruit Trees
A San Bernardino insurance loan and land company plans to plant thousands of deciduous fruit trees on its vacant lots across the city. Each lot will receive ten to twelve trees and a horticulturist will care for them as they adapt to the soil, improving appearance and appeal for buyers.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Beautiful Cities of the Future and Urban Growth
The piece compares post Civil War American city development to Topsy, noting rapid, haphazard growth from shacks to towns. It argues streets replaced cowpaths, plans were simplistic, and main roads became congested with little room for beauty without radical changes.
Architects Called In To Help Nation’s Looming Aesthetic Boom
The article notes a surge of architectural privat clans and their impact on the country. Experts predict in twenty years the United States may boast widespread beautiful public spaces and structures, reflecting a shift in design priorities.
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Mary Ind
United States
Tacoma Rose Society Gives Away Cuttings to Boost City Roses
The Tacoma Hose society celebrated its Rowe 8lip Day by distributing rose cuttings to encourage rose cultivation for a city beauty. Crowds, including many children, clamored for cuttings, but only 26 000 were available and fell short of demand. The group invited citizens to prune bushes and plans to distribute 600 000 cuttings next year.
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Rowe
Tacoma
Washington
Wea
Ithia
Ithaa Bow
Faculo
Sprains and First Aid Guidance
Advice on sprain care emphasizes rest and minimal handling. Recommend hot water soaks, toe padding, and binding. For hand or wrist sprains use a padded splint and sling with the limb elevated.
Home gardening halts high living costs claims
A column argues that urban plots can yield abundant vegetables with modest effort and no middleman costs. It notes gardens in backyards can supply family needs, with proper soil, seed, and labor, and warns time is short to start.
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Bratintica
Rapid Growth of White Pine in Massachusetts
Government figures show 234 000 000 feet of white pine cut in Massachusetts in 1908 after 288 years of logging. Forest Service suggests a similar annual cut could be sustained by natural growth, challenging views that the timbered state is denuded.
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Massachusetts
Forest Service
Notice of Opening of School for Cheyenne Public Schools
All departments of the public school system will convene at 9 o'clock on Tuesday morning, September 24. Children six before February 1, 1919 who wish to enter this year should report at once. others may be admitted during the year. Examinations on August 10, 12, 15 will be given to eligible pupils. report to the superintendent by August 17.
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Corlett School
Eleith Gerade
Unive Pacific
Rady
Corlatt
Gerade
Charent &Ehonl
Twettyfith Street
Evone Atront
Trevor
Churchill Bebool
Fort Russell
Park Addition
Hla
Ate Rust
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