Christmas Shopping Rush and Oddities Across Cities
The text notes shrinking shopping days until Christmas, a Philadelphia physician’s blunt views on dental and medical matters, and a Cheyenne child overlooked by Santa. It also cites Lafe Young’s forceful speeches, tariff revision debates by Senators Aldrich and Cummins, a candy purchase by a Pennsylvania coal firm for workers, Wyoming capital punishment revival, a Boston restaurant ban on waitresses engaging patrons, Presbyterian baptism debate, and a Minnesota election-angle involving Cannon crowd figures.
Wyoming Citizens Absorb Election Result Amid Vexed Partisans
November the independence of Wyoming decided between rival candidates for state offices. Result accepted gracefully by supporters of the suffrage majority while a few petty partisans hurled aspersions and cynicism. The contemptible few seek to undermine the outcome for personal gain.
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Wyoming
Ltes
Peo
Wyoming Voters Reject Machine Rule in November Election
The piece denounces federal patronage seekers and party parasites tied to a malignant group. It celebrates Wyoming's November 5 result as a rebuke to corrupt influence and laments continued pandering by those who depend on public funds. It frames the electorate as asserting independence and repudiating patronage factions.
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Jong
Boswen
Wyoming
Imy
Injudicious Advertising Warning on Silent Maxim Silencer
The writer condemns an advertisement for a .22 caliber Maxim silencer as injudicious. It praises indoor shooting with no noise, implying undetectable use within cities, which could encourage illegal activity and evasion of law. The piece argues such advertising promotes wrongdoing and should be avoided.
Notable Wyoming Heroic Image in Obscure Tribute
A fragmented obituary style piece honors a Wyoming figure admired for battlefield courage and capable feats in baseball. The text hints at a romantic rumor around Dick Stanley and describes a lean, skilled rider and suppressor of fear, praising deferential bravery amid unclear details.
Public Interest Tests Character of a Reckless Rider
A historical column debates admiration for a bold rider amid scandal and public holiday memory. It contrasts fearless daring with accusations of misdeed, noting the virtue in preserving the rider’s absence of favoritism from Truth and questioning disturbing speculation after death.
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Bie
Mfela
Look Pleasant and Cheerful Despite Hard Times
A light verse advises the reader to keep a pleasant demeanor even when lonely or blue. It asserts that cheerful behavior invites kindness, and that good humor is contagious. Smiling at the world can make it respond in kind.
First Aid to a Frown Hard On The Mare
Bus riders on Cumberland Cap notice repeated rear door slams. The driver cautions riders to speak softly or the mare may hear and think someone will alight, causing agitation. The piece reads as a comic folkloric snippet from Success Magazine.
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Cumberland Cap
Gorta
Success Magazine
Hypnosis Party Sends Society Girl Into Trance
Miss Geraldine Jonéa In and Miss Ruth Edwards staged a ghostly hypnotism exhibition at an ante Christmas party in Uresley Colorado. Miss Jones faintly complied as seven participants tried to restore her, while Miss Edwards, daughter of a New York importer, faced scrutiny for the risky episode. The incident led to Miss Edwards abandoning hypnotism and Miss Jones remaining confined.
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Misa Jones
Mica Fxiwarde
Miss Jones
Detroit
Miss Edwards
Miss Jonesy
New York
India
Greeley
Let Us Give The Hoss A Watch At Burchners
A sale note urges purchasing a watch for the team mascot and mentions Burchners as the supplier. It references silver and cut glass items valued at about ten thousand dollars and implies availability of high priced goods.
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Rku
Rchners
LerTs
Mother
Burchners
Repudiated Tawney Seen as Interior Secretary Pick
Washington reports that Representative James A. Tawney of Minnesota, chair of the appropriations committee, is expected to become Interior secretary soon after leaving Congress. Friends argue his experience remains valuable, while Ballinger plans to return to law practice after investigations conclude.
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Suot
Ballinger
Tawney
Minnesota
Washington
James A. Tawney
Committee On Appropriations
Tle
Congress
Ballinger-Pinchott
Gifts Engraved Free at the Buechner Jewelry Co
The Buechner Jewelry Company promotes complimentary engraving on gifts during a special offer. Customers may have keepsakes personalized at no extra cost while selecting presents. The promotion highlights customizable keepsakes for upcoming holidays and occasions.
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Buechner Jewelry CO
Arizona Play Survives a Decade on Western Tour
Amusements notes report "Arizona" captivated a western and military audience at Capitol Avenue Theatre last night. The company delivered familiar staging and strong performances by Campbello, Farrell, Payton, Rule, Gordon and Alma Bradley, with next bill announced as The New and Their Baby arriving Tuesday.
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Arizona
Capitol Avenue
Frank Campbello
Henry Canby
Edward Farrell
L Lieutenant Denton
Frank Payton
Colonel Bonham
Fermin Rule
Tony Mostano
Roy Gordon
Hodgman
Mins Alma Bradley
Bonita Ganby
Tol Avenue
The
Local Weather Forecast for December 18 2010
Torecast shows a cool day with no precip and light winds for the four hours ending at 4 PM. Maximum temperature around 60 degrees Fahrenheit and minimum near 45 degrees.
Special Holiday Rates Offer Promises Low Prices
Fragmentary notice promising holiday rate reductions with unclear terms and limited readable details about eligibility or duration.
Greeley Reservoir Plan Filed for City Project
Engineer T. D. Jones of Denver filed maps and statements with the county recorder for Greeley No. 2 reservoir. The dam would be seventy one feet high with a capacity of 4 427 550 000 cubic feet and cost 732 526. The reservoir would cover over 5 000 acres and divert water from the Poudre and Laramie rivers. Jones seeks to enlarge the Greeley Poudre tunnel currently under construction to supply the project.
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Greeley
Colo
T. D. Jones
Denver
County Recorder
Greeley No. 2
Poudre
Laramie
Jones
Greeley-Poudre
Barge May Wood Founders in Sound Off Vineyard Haven
Dec 16 report from Captain Vauz of the tug Margret says the barge May Wood foundered in the sound with four crew lost. He also reports probable loss of the barges Scranton and Binghampton and their crews. All vessels were bound from New York to Boston.
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Vineyard Haven
May Wood
Cantaln Vauz
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