Miller's Watch Repair Promises Correct, Moderate Prices
Local ad notes Miller's on Carey Avenue offers high grade watch repair and adjustment with modest prices. Additional items mention local arrivals and meetings including Guernsey State Bank cashier A Fonda in town, Charles Carey and family arriving in Cheyenne, Robert D. Carey traveling to New York for Wyoming Development Company meeting, and a December 17 18 tax commission meeting for county assessors. Land applications listed include Arcadia Nebraska and Ava Wyoming among others. A surge of job applications fills county commissioners for W G Curtis vacancy.
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John McGill
Tax Commissioner's Office
Federal Land Office
Drew Thompson
Arcadia
Neb
William T. Young
Merrill
State of
Wyoming
Ralph A Zike
Andrew L. Yates
Ava
Wyo
Thomas L. Finn
Cereal Company Officer Resigns in Laramie
D. O. Herrick plans retirement from Overland Cereals and will start his own venture. He remains an officer until trustees meet to appoint a successor.
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Cereal Company
Laramie
D. O. Herrick
Overland Cereals Company
Vaudeville Benefit Slated at Capitol Avenue Theater
A vaudeville show will be held at the Capitol Avenue theater on December 17 to raise funds for fitting up a chapel for the post. Chaplain Stull proposed the idea, has selected this plan, and promises a good performance though performers are yet unnamed.
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Capitol Avenue
Stull
Buffalo Graduates Start Atlantic City to San Francisco Ride
Hugh A Fargo and Harrison A Crawford, University of Buffalo alumni, began a cross country motorcycle trip from Atlantic City on September 19. They dipped wheels in the Atlantic and plan to dip in the Pacific at San Francisco, where Mayor William Riddle will present a letter to Mayor James Rolph Jr. They expect to arrive in Cheyenne soon and reach San Francisco for a New Year’s dinner.
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Hugh A. Fargo
Harrison A. Crawford
University of Buffalo
Atlantic City
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Atlantic Ocean
William Riddle
James Rolph Jr
Pacific
Ray Brown Narrow Escape at Atlas Theater
Ray Brown, Atlas theater property man, nearly fell from the fly loft yesterday. He cut the rope that held him and dropped, but a curtain caught him, possibly saving him from death or a lengthy hospital stay.
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Ray Brown
The
Atlas
Atlas Theater
Jimmy At the Atlas Theatre Again
A reader letter from The State Leader to the Wyoming Want Ad medium reviews a recent Atlas Theatre show. The writer praises the performance and orchestra, notes Prof Dunn’s equipment, and compliments singers Harris, Farnesworth, Barlow and Dealey while describing acrobats, new instruments, and Mrs Little conducting the ensemble. The reviewer plans to attend again.
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Timmy
Atlas
den Harris
Harris
Farnesworth
de Guy
Barlow
Dealey
Day
Tom
Wyoming
Try !T
Cadets to Contest for Honors Tonight
The high school cadets military tournament unfolds in the gym Nasim tonight with eight squads competing for medals. Sponsors include Ruth Jensen Amanda Butler Elizabeth Riener Muriel Guy Mabel Knight Evelyn Jensen. Judges from the Eleventh Infantry are Captain Morton Lieutenant Dowell and Lieutenant Conally.
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Edwards
Eleventh Infantry Band
Ruth Jensen
Amanda Butler
Elizabeth Riener
Muriel Guy
Mabel Knight
Evelyn Jensen
Ailver
Morton
Dowell
Conally
High School Honor Roll and First Second Honors
The honor roll for the period ending last week lists freshmen with first honors Cassie Cole and Belle Power, second honors Bertha Boyd Roy Hubbard Morris Davis Glennis Graham Gladys Cole and Virginia D'Austolo. Sophomores with first honors Marie Fager John Harrington Rose Kingham Helen McDonald and Lowell Yeager, second honors Dorothy Cameron Hermina Stuhr and Floyd Harcleroad. Juniors with first honors Marie Millingan Dorothy Bergerson second honors Grace Logan. Seniors with second honors Mary Dineen Lucy Berry and Frederick Lebhart.
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Cassie Cole
Belle Power
Bertha Boyd
Roy Hubbard
Morris Davis
Glennis Graham
Gladys Cole
Virginia D'Austolo
Marie Fager
John Harrington
Rose Kingham
Helen McDonald
Lowell Yeager
Dorothy Cameron
Hermina Stuhr
Floyd Harcleroad
Marie Milligan
Dorothy Bergerson
Grace Logan
Mary Dineen
Lucy Berry
Frederick Lebhart
Pensions on Craig Bill Pass House Widows and Children Set
In Washington on December 4 the Craig bill would grant about 6000 widows and children of Spanish-American and Philippine insurgent veterans monthly pens—twelve dollars to each widow and two dollars per child. The Senate heard a resolution by Bristow on judicial recall. Taft nominations included Walter F. Frear for Hawaii governor. House debate mostly centered on the secretary of the treasury’s annual report.
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Washington
House
Bristow
Senate
Taft
Walter F. Frear
Hawaii
Secretary of the Treasury
Cheyenne Burns Club Meeting Notice
A meeting of the Cheyenne Burns Club will be held in the Warnegie Library lower hall on Friday December 6 at 8 o clock p m. Full attendance of members is requested. New members will be welcomed. P. Cook president WM Morley secretary
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Cheyenne Burns Club
Warnegie
P. &. Cook
Res
WM. Morley
Seo
Lungs Recovered After Eckman’s Alterative Endorsed
A testimonial from Catherine Ave and Ascor Place details recovery from a heavy cold and cough after using Eckman’s Alterative. The letter, sworn by Jos. J. Troeschner, lauds the remedy for bronchitis and lung troubles, claiming it saved his life and urging others to investigate. It notes the product contains no poisons or habit forming drugs and lists Palace Pharmacy Drug Co as a seller.
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Bokman
Catherine Ave
Ascor Place
Queen's Court
Catekille
Jersey City
Eckman
Jos. J. Troescher
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Bill Nye Compared With Mark Twain In Western Humor
Collier's Weekly notes Bill Nye and Mark Twain differed in style and method Twain relied on deliberate setup while Nye shocked audiences with instant wit Nye’s career spanned Virginia City and Laramie where he teased the press and public life Nye’s placard joke at a Laramie stable stairway reveals his cheek and philosophy Humor, Nye argues, is a form of philosophy and society is shaped by those who stay home and sell groceries to the vulnerable.
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Mark Twain
Nye
Twain
West
Laramie
Collier’s Weekly
Corn Acre Yields Silage For Four Cows Long Term
A yield of 12 tones of silage per acre is achievable. With 30 pounds daily ration, one acre supports four cows for 200 days.
Blindness Moves Pulitzer to Relocate Beloved Horse
The story recalls Joseph Pulitzer losing sight in his saddle horse Mac after an accidental eye injury. Once the horse went blind, Pulitzer mourned the loss and sent Mac to a farm near Nice to spend his days peacefully, far from urban life.
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Joseph Fuliteer
Hlindnewt
Mac
Rotten Row
Hyde Park Corner
Unter den Linden
Dole de Boulogne
Central Park
Riveratda Drive
Mr. Pulitzer
Nice
Eriles
France
Half Lip Wanderer Bets On Coin Turnover
A man with a scarred lip strolls into a saloon and bets a bartender to flip a coin. The coin vanishes under a palm as the man mutters tweah and yoth in a puzzling exchange, leaving the bartender unsure if he was swindled.
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Tweah
New York World
What Perfumes Are Made Of
The text traces perfume origins from natural extractions to synthetic blends. It notes vanilla inspired imitations in 1876 and cites compounds like vellotropine terpinolane and citrol with vervaine to imitate lily of the valley and cape jessamine. It concludes that cheap perfumes are usually inferior to flower extracts and that flowers know their own perfume.
Played Rough Husband Case At Indianapolis Court
An Indianapolis report recalls a domestic dispute in which a husband roughs up his wife. The wife pleads for mercy, claiming the man was merely playing, while the judge contemplates making an example of him. The tale highlights persistent gender dynamics in domestic violence cases.
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Collina
Indianapolis News
Cornestalke and Bedouin Camps Along Mahmoudich Canal
A travel snippet describes cornstalk huts used as seasonal homes near fields by Bedouins along the Mahmoudich canal. The traveler notes three hours to Cairo by train from Alexandria and observes grass roots life with low open shelters and sparse interior furnishings.
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Cairo
Alexandria
Saye
Christian Herald
Mahmoudich Canal
The Doctor's Answers on Health and Beauty Questions
The column offers general health and beauty guidance from Dr. Lewis Rake of Dayton Ohio. Readers may mail full name and address for replies and receive prescriptions via a drugstore order. answers aim to aid common conditions with advice, not diagnosis.
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Hy Dn
Lewis Rake
Thom
Lewis
College Me
College Bellwood
Ft. Dayton
Ohio
If Your Child Slows Bed Wetting Cure Tip Listed
Reader letters describe various health concerns from bed wetting to dandruff and rheumatism with patient remedies. The columnist lists simple drug store ingredients and mixtures aimed at toning digestion, boosting weight, improving hair, easing coughs, and relieving constipation and rheumatic pain, with repeated emphasis on following directions and regular use.
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Elsie M
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