Consistory and Masonic Delegates Gather Across Wyoming
City residents attend religious and fraternal gatherings while others travel from Douglas Glen Rock Rawling Fort Steele and Lara mie. Gov. Carey visits Genside Pa after governors meeting in Richmond. Local arrests include John Devine for larceny of a sheepskin coat. Land filings and a farm architect exam are announced with several Wyoming applicants listed. Wheatland delegates to the Masons' reunion include Matt Johnson Charles Beuchner and David Coklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Devine
Devine
Joseph M. Carey
Genside
Philadelphia
Richmond
Federal Land Office
Woodward M. Powell
Geneva
Wyo
Merle Tagleman
Torrington
Robert Morris
Arniel
Colo
Ledyard J. Bailey
Medicine Bow
Wryo
Orvilla Maheffy
Little Bear
United States Civil Service Commssion
Wyoming
Timothy Kearney
Denver
John Durham
Santa Fe
N. M
Charles Warrington
Springfield
Charles N. Shaw
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Henry C. Smith
Heston
Hlatchford
War College
Washington, D. C
Aberdeen
Wheatland
Masons
Matt Johnson
Charles Beuchner
David Coklin
Anniversary Celebration At 207 East Ninth Street
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Gage celebrated their eighteenth wedding anniversary at home 207 East Ninth Street with a supper cards music and dancing a midnight luncheon and a gifted chair. A range of friends gave gifts including several named families and individuals. George Wright moved his family to a ranch near Kimball Nebraska. Christ mas program at the school children will be presented with parents invited. J A Logan of Kansas City Mo visited en route to Seattle. Mrs Sperbeck and daughter, guests of the Leeter Folok, depart for Manila after Tacoma visit to join Mr Sperbeck in the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Gage
East Ninth Street
Gage
Storey
Brown
Wolf
Sloan
Murray
William Rath
Doaks
Oakley
Gregory
Misa Livina Cole
Frazier
Emmett Cole
Nora Hendershot
Hendershot
Clint Storey
Joe
Leo Golden
J. A. Logan
Kansas City
Seattle
South Cheyenne
Maggie Au France Found Guilty of White Slave Law
The jury found Maggie Au France guilty of violating the white slave law. She received one year and one day in prison plus a $100 fine and costs likely exceeding $1,000. Indicted for transporting Helen Bourle and Jeasie Hostler from Fort Wayne Indiana to Douglas Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Au France
Maggie
Helen Bourle
Jeasie Hostler
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Douglas
Wyo
High School Basketball Prospects At Chay Enone High
The Chay enone High School shows strong basketball buzz with every class fielding teams and a likely large championship. Two games are set with Sydney Neb here and there, followed by matches against Lara mle, promising exciting season action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chayenone High School
Olass
Largo
Sydney
Neb
Laramle
Tralph Fowler
Genlorelaes
John Marke
Elas
Leroy Show
Clare Alfred Clowry
Clase
Valentines
Wyoming Battleship Wyoming Shown In Pictures At Governor’s Office
Captain Chapin of the new battleship Wyoming sends two photographs to Governor Carey showing the ship racing through water with bluejackets marines and officers crowded in front of the forward turret. The report also notes special mentions for Misa Winifred F. Stewart and Robert B. Gray for efficiency. Dr Clem Deaver promotes his pamphlet Good News to Farmers emphasizing meat milk and butter production and warning of waste on Wyoming territory farms.
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Chapin
Wyoming
Misa Winifred F. Stewart
Robert 8. Gray
State Board of Land Commissioners
Clem Deaver
Burlington
Farnum Street
Omaha
Neb
Dr Hartman Advocates Fresh Air For Lung Diseases
Columbus Ohio physician Dr Hartman argues fresh air as a primary treatment for lung diseases and defends Peruna based remedies. He contends many doctors misapply therapy by using drugs like creosote and morphine, urging warmth, nutrition, rest, and air. He notes Katarna and old Peruna formulations remain preferred options through druggists or Katarno Company inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hartman
Columbua
Tung Dlneanon
Hartman
Fiart
Columbus
Ohio
Jone
United States
Katarno Company
Katarno
Fort Russell News assigns officers to 11th Infantry units
Captain Hunter B Nelson takes command of Company A 1st Battalion 11th Infantry. Captain Milton L McGrew is relieved from Company C and named Regimental Commissary. Captain Philip Powers promoted joins 11th Infantry likely to command Company C. Captain George M Hovey transferred to 11th Infantry heads to the Philippines in about a week. First Lieutenant Edgar Z Steever remains noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter B. Nelson
Battalion
11Th Infantry
Milton L. McGrew
1Th Infantry
Philip Powers
George M Hoviey
11Th
the &Th Infantry
Philippines
Abot
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Cure for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a healthful laxative cleansing the liver and thirty feet of bowels without gripe. It claims gentle regulation of sour stomach and constipation with a distinguishing label reading California Fig Syrup Company and urges avoiding substitute products.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Infantry Transfers and Training Details at Fort Riley
The 8th Infantry has been assigned to Company. Lt F C McCune moved to the make Blench list. Capt Samuel B Pearson recently detailed to the Q M corps from the 9th Cavalry returns to duty and likes the post. Central Division orders Dec 5 113 detail enlisted men to enter the Training School for Bakers and Cooks at Fort Riley Kansas beginning Dec 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8Rd 11Th Infantry
F.C. McCune
Mnake
Samuel B. Pearson
Q. M. Corps
9Th Cavalry
Central Division
Bakers and Cooks
Fort Riley
Kans
Military Personnel Movements and Promotions Report
An official dispatch dated December 7 1912 lists personnel movements across Fort Wiley Longlea Fort and the Canal Zone. Corporal Louis Wood and Private Kane Breik of the 4th Field Artillery are charged with detachment duties. Private James Linh Tafanrey and Private Elleworth Gilbert of the 11th Infantry are noted. Corporal Wood to face charges of detachment while Private Conley joins his regiment at Longlaa. Axe W. Larnon detailed in quartermaster corps as caretaker and janitor of the 5th Cavalry guard house. Sergeant Myers discharged to accept Canal Zone police position. Captains Halley Snyder and Lieutenant Divine discuss hospital corps promotions to NCOs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wiley
Louis & Wood
Battary
4Th Fleet Artillery
Kane
Breik
Compre Ft
L1th Infantry
Thomas H. James
Linh Tafanrey
Vate Elleworth A. Gilbert
Conwany M
Infantre
Wood
Axe W. Larnon
RO 4Th Field Artillery
Quartermaster Corps
Sth Cavalry Guard House
William O. Myers
4Th Field Artillery
Canal Zone
Hendrix Leads Slab Artists in 1912 Pitching Standings
Hendrix of Pittsburg tops the National League pitching list for 1912 with 24 wins and 9 losses and a .727 winning percentage. Cheney trails with 26 wins and 10 losses. Giants Tesreau Marquard Ames Mathewson Crandall occupy top ranks, with Rucker of Brooklyn handling six shutouts and leading in strikeouts are 195.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hendrix
Pittsburg
Cheney
Chicago
Gianta
Tesreau
Marquard
Ames
Ritchie
Leifield
Sydter
Brooklyn
Testeau
Mathewson
Alexander
Philadelphia
Cooperation Offer From Dan S Park and Company Bank
A brief notice from DAN S PARK & COMPANY at First National Bank offers cooperation toward a merit gift program and presents an invitation to join in this effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAN &, Park & Company
First National Bank
DAN S. Park & Company
Papes Diapepsin Offered For digestion ease
The ad claims Pape's Diapepsin relieves stomach misery in minutes and cures indigestion and dyspepsia. It promises immediate relief from sour belching heartburn and nausea, with a fifty cent case said to treat most stomach disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Unusual Christmas Card Selection from PARK & COMPANY
Domestic and imported Christmas cards featured by PARK & COMPANY and Firet National Bank IMdg. DANS showcase a unique assortment highlighting international designs and local banking promotions for the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAN
Park & Company
First National Bank
Dans, Park & Company
Firet National Bank
Imdg
United States Civil Service Examination for Railway Mail Clerk
The Civil Service Commission announces entrance salary for railway mail clerk examinations held in January 1915 for Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, Wyoming and January 1914 for several southern and eastern states. Salary listed as $000 per year instead of $300. Issued December 6, 1912. Infantile paralysis appears among Eskimos in Alaska.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Arizona
Nevada
New Mexico
Wyoming
Alabama
Arkansas
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Maine
Minnesota
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Rhode Island
South Carolina
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Union Pacific
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Mark A. Chapman
William Brown
Glenrock
R. G. McGrew
Fort Steele
R. H. Hadsell
H. W. Mason
Mr. Cahill
Nebraska
Iain Cheyenne
Melness
Frank King
Hugh Hynda
Walter H. Brown
John F. Claywater
M. F. Knadler
Laramie
Ayer
Arey Co
News of
Leo Golden Rath
George Wright
Kimball, Neb
Maggie Au
France
N. G. Peterbon
Sec'y
Capitol News
Ft. Russell News
Edgar Z. Steever
Citizens National Bank For
Citizens National Bank Swesens
Vivlalen
Mar
Conley
6Th Cavalry
Longlaa
Adivorna
Captaina Halley
Snyder
Divine
Medical Corps
Hospital Corp
England
Conmin
Alaska
Sheridan
Buffalo
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