Watch Repair and Local Notices Highlight Cheyenne News
Miller's offers repair services at 41709 Carey Ave Cheyenne with moderate prices and high quality. Several visitors from Cody Glenrock and Cokeville were seen in Cheyenne, while a fire on West 18th Street is blamed on trespassers. Clarence C. Crozier and Ethel M. De Long wed at the Congregational parsonage. both families hail from Divide area.
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Cheyenne
Bhert
Mark A. Chapman
19Th
Casper
W. C. Wood
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Tunsday
Clarence C. Crozier
Ethel M. de Long
Moore
Farmere
Divide
Holidays in Washington Visit Planned by Benjamin Helman
Benjamin Helman departed yesterday for Washington D C to visit his daughters over the holidays. The county clerk issued marriage licenses for August G Boberg and Laura McVeigh, Clarence Crozier and Ethel De Long, Jacob Glens and Katie Derr, and Charles Gormiey and Ruth Haggott. Land activity included several homestead applications and final proofs for multiple residents in Wyoming and Colorado.
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Washington
Benjamin Helman
August G. Boberg
Gault
Colo
Laura McVeigh
Denver
Clarence E. Crozier
Ethel de Long
Divide
Wyo
Jacob Glens
Katie Derr
Fort Collins
Charles T. Gormiey
Ruth Haggett
Carr, Colo
Land Office
Bert Bradeen
Lusk
William W. Metcalf
Chugwater
Michael Murry
Wheatland
James L. Shoults
Guernsey
George Bradeen
Edgar RR
Reithburn
K. Gale Tremain
la Grange
Arthur A. Thrasher
Torrington
James A. Noyes
Ira J. Hammer
Hillsdale
Edwin HH. Oehring
Burns
City Council Drops Dance Ban After Heated Debate
The council withdrew an ordinance intended to ban dances like the Texas Tommy and Turkey Trot. It would have affected public halls and theaters while not restricting private dances. Performers such as the Texas Tommy and Grand Rapids wiggle would not be barred from public stages.
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Grand Rapids
Blacksmith arrested for theft in Hilledale case
Deputy Sheriff Yost returned from Ault Colorado with a prisoner charged with stealing a set of harness and a blanket from J. C. Nash of Hilledale. The man gave names Thomas Jackson Wyomley and William Thomas in Colorado and was employed as a blacksmith at Hilledale. Nash filed a warrant after the borrowed items were not returned.
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Yost
Ault
Colo
J. C. Nash
Hilledale
Thomas Jackson i
Wyomley
Willia Thomas
Colorado
Nash
Death of Gerald C. Robbins Railway Mail Clerk
Gerald C. Robbins, a popular railway mail clerk, died at home late Tuesday from scarlet fever. He had been ill four or five days and previously worked as a forest ranger, narrowly escaping a forest fire in Idaho and Montana two years earlier. He was 29 and survived by a wife. He was born in Barr Mills, Pa. in 1886.
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Gerald C. Robbins
Mr. Robbing
Idaho
Montana
Thin
Robbins
Barr Mills
State leaders active in Cheyenne and Des Moines visits
Dr Davie state veterinarian issues cattle disease guidance while Guy Agnew Platte county treasurer visits Cheyenne. Governor’s staff prepare certificates of election for electors supreme court justice and lawmakers. Hopkins and Land Commission Hopkins travel from Chicago with irrigation project news. Gardner Cowles of Des Moines and wife visit Cheyenne at the Le Cron home. Cowles owns the Des Moines Register and Leader.
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Guy Agnew
Lral
Platte County
Cheyenne
Hopkins
the Supreme Court
Jarey
Land Commissione
Chicago
Gardner Cowles
Des Moines
Major
James D. le Cron
le Cron
East 26Th Street
Mr. Cowles
Des Molbes Register
Town
Titanic Captain Was Her Brother Found Alive In Nebr
Mrs A M Tibbles of Brownville area Nebraska said she read reports of the Titanic disaster and has discovered Captain B J Smith who perished aboard the ship was her long lost brother. She had heard rumors that he died by his own hand before the ship sank.
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Neb
Ter
Newfoundland
A. M. Tibbies
Brownville
Baw
B. J. Smith
Ara. Tibbles
Emma Smith
John Smith
Business Change: Bond forms firm with Hinkle retirements
Curtis Hinkle and Wallace Bond dissolve their Capitol avenue real estate partnership. Bond will add new capital to form Bond & Co, buying George Walker’s typewriter business and moving stock to Capitol avenue. Walker will continue India newspaper syndicate. Hinkle may pursue another Cheyenne venture.
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Curtis Hinkle
Wallace Bond
Capitol Avenue
Hinkle
Bond
Bustocess
Bond & Co
Geo. Walker
Caprio Avenue
Walker
India Newspaker Syndicate
Mr. Hinkle
Cheyenne Endeavor
State Leader in the Wanted wedium of Wromlog Try It
The State Leader in the Wanted wedium of Wromlog Try It notes a unique position or event, with emphasis on regional leadership and a referenced campaign or action. It mentions the term wedium and the phrase Try It as a featured slogan or initiative within the local political context.
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Wromlog
Revelation Shocks Woman Reveals Long Lost Brother
Mrs Tibbles learns Captain Smith of the ill fated ship is her brother EB J Smith after reading a life history. She recalls a childhood divided by family moves and a distant relationship with siblings, noting only J J held her affection in years past.
Furnished front room near Plains Hotel
Room for rent on 208 East 16th Street features a south facing front room with east bay window and modern amenities. Monthly price listed at 14 dollars, located one block from the Plains hotel.
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RPNT
Plains Hotel
E. 16Th St
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