Miller's Repair Shop Promises Expert Watch Service
City notices highlight Miller's Watch Repairing at 1709 Carey Ave with claims of correct work at moderate prices. Also reports on local banking, real estate, taxation meetings, land applications, and a flood of job applications filling a county board vacancy in Laramie County.
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Miller's
Carey Ave
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
LARAMIE reports D. O. Herrick will retire from Overland Cereals in a day or two to pursue his own business. He remains an officer until trustees meet later to appoint a replacement.
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Laramie
D. O. Herrick
Overland Cereals Company
Local Vaudeville at Capital Avenue Theatre December 17
A vaudeville show at the Capitol Avenue theater on December 17 raises funds to fit up a chapel for the post. Chaplain Stull has long championed this plan and has selected this event to realize it. Performers unnamed but promised to be good. mark the date and spread the word.
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Capitol Avenue
Stull
Buffalo graduates ride coast to coast on motorcycles
Hugh A. Fargo and Harrison A. Crawford, both University of Buffalo alumni, trek from Atlantic City to San Francisco by motorcycle. They dipped wheels in the Atlantic before departure and plan to dip in the Pacific upon arrival, aiming to reach San Francisco for New Year’s dinner after starting September 19, 1923.
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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 to serious injury yesterday in the fly loft. He let himself down on a rope, cut the securing line, and caught a drop curtain which likely saved his life or spared a long hospital stay.
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Ray Brown
The
Atlas
Atlas Theater
Jimmy At the Atlas Theatre Again
A dormitory reader letters column recalls a recent Atlas Theatre show with praise for the intimate performance, the Little orchestra, and performers including Prof Dunn Harris and Farnesworth. The writer, Timmy, describes the audience reaction, the music, and his plan to return for another performance with a box seat.
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Timmy
Atlas
den Harris
Harris
Farnesworth
de Guy
Barlow
Dealey
Day
Tom
Cadets to Contest for Honors Tonight
The high school cadets military tournament runs in the gym tonight with six squads competing for gold and silver medals. Sponsors are Miss Ruth Jensen, Miss Amanda Butler, Miss Elizabeth Riener, Miss Muriel Guy, Miss Mabel Knight, and Miss Evelyn Jensen. General Edwards and officers will judge and present awards while the Eleventh Infantry band plays.
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Gymnasim
Edwards
Eleventh Infantry Band
Ruth Jensen
Amanda Butler
Elizabeth Riener
Muriel Guy
Mabel Knight
Evelyn Jensen
Ailver
Morton
Dowell
Conally
High School Honor Roll Notables By Class
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, Virginia D AUSTolo. Sophomores with first honors Marie Fager John Harrington Rose Kingham Helen McDonald and Lowell Yeager. second honors Dorothy Cameron Hermina Stuhr Floyd Harcleroad. Juniors with first honors Marie Milligan 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 Proposed for Widows and Children of War Veterans
In Washington on December 4 the Craig bill passed the house providing monthly pensions for nearly 6,000 widows and children of Spanish-American War and Philippine Insurrection veterans. Widows receive twelve dollars and each child two dollars per month. The senate may consider related initiati ve recall measures and nominations include Walter F. Frear for Hawaii governor.
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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 convene at the Warnegie Library lower hall on Friday December 6 at 8 oclock p.m. Full attendance is requested and new members will be welcomed. P. Cook president and WM Morley secretary.
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Cheyenne Burns Club
Warnegie
P. &. Cook
Res
WM. Morley
Seo
Eckmans Alterative Promises Lung Benefit And Cure Hope
A testimonial advertisement claims Eckmans Alterative aids bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung troubles and boosts the system. It recounts a patient Jos Troescher cured after prolonged illness, praises the medicine and urges readers to request a recovery booklet from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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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 and Mark Twain Compared in Humor and Career
A Collier's Weekly extract contrasts Bill Nye and Mark Twain noting Nye's Western focus and later fame. It recalls Nye as justice of the peace in Laramie with a prank placard and discusses Nye's and Twain's differing paths in Nevada and newspaper versus law.
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Mark Twain
Nye
Twain
West
Laramie
Collier’s Weekly
Corn Field Yields Silage For Cattle
A yield of 12 tones of silage per acre is stated. With a daily ration of 30 pounds per cow, one acre of corn can feed four cows for 200 days.
Blindness Drives Generous Farewell For Pulitzer’s Horse Mac
The blind publisher Joseph Pulitzer mourns as his saddle horse Mac loses sight after an eye injury caused by a riding crop. The horse, once a globe traveler with the owner, is sent to a farm near Nice to live out its days in peaceful meadows under southern French skies.
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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 man bets bartender in saloon coin toss
A man with a half lip enters a saloon and bets the bartender a drink. He calls a coin flip with a muffled grunt, then walks out after the bartender hides the coin, leaving the outcome unclear.
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Hale
What Perfumes Are Made Of
An overview of perfume origins and synthetic reproduction contrasts. It notes vanilla first imitated in 1876, follows with components like vellotropine terpinolone and citrol blends, and warns that cheap imitations are usually inferior to flower extracts.
Played Rough Domestic Abuse Tale From Courtroom
Indianapolis News reports a man who abuses his wife to maintain his image as head of the home. The court could not act without the wife’s testimony. A judge warned of making an example, but a woman pleaded for restraint saying he only plays rough.
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Collina
Indianapolis News
Cornestalke Corners in Egyptian Field Life
A travel note from Cairo to Alexandria describes nomadic Bedouins near the Mahmoudich canal and field camps built from cornstalks. Temporary doorless huts five feet square offer shelter during harvest with minimal furnishings and seasonal use.
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Cairo
Alexandria
Saye
Christian Herald
Mahmoudich Canal
The Doctor's Answers on Health and Beauty Questions
The Doctor's Answers on Health and Beauty Questions from Hy Dn Lewis Rake explain general medical guidance. Readers may send full names and addresses for reply while initials or fictitious names are kept private. Prescriptions can be filled at any well stocked drug store and any druggist can order from a wholesaler.
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Hy Dn
Lewis Rake
Thom
Lewis
College Me
College Bellwood
Ft. Dayton
Ohio
Cures and tonics offered for stomach, hair, rheumatism and more
A series of reader questions receive home remedy style answers. The adviser prescribes tonics for bed wetting, dandruff, weight gain, rheumatism, throat coughs, digestion, insomnia, obesity, and chronic constipation with mixtures, syrups, pills, and powders from druggists.
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Guernsey State Bank
Mark A. Chapman
Charles Carey
Robert D. Carey
New York
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Cereal Company
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NASA
Yondon
Jimmy
Atlas Theatre
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Doingslin
Scotchmen and Sons of Scotchmen
Basin
Casper Potts
Susie Loy
S. W. Albone
Gebo
Allegheny, Pa
Sheridan
R. C. Schleischer
Sheridan State Fish Hatchery
Bill Nye
Humoriet
Citizens National Bank For
Citizens National Bank Saviiki
Joseph Pulitzer
Tweah
New York World
Elsie M
Hazelle
Mustelan
G. B
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American Electric Shoe Shop
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