Miller’s Watch Repair Serves Cheyenne With Quality
City notes indicate Miller's in Carey Avenue provides watch repairs with moderate prices and high-grade work. Visitors from Cody Glenrock and Cokeville were in Cheyenne yesterday, with local business and notary activity noted. A fire on West 18th Street is blamed on tramps with neighbors spotting the blaze. Clarence Crozier and Ethel De Long wed at the Congregational parsonage. both couples’ families are farmers near Divide.
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Carey Ave
Cheyenne
Bhert
Mark A. Chapman
19Th
Casper
W. C. Wood
OY All
18Th Street
Tunsday
Clarence C. Crozier
Ethel M. de Long
Moore
Farmere
Divide
To Spend Holidays in Washington
Benjamin Helman left yesterday for Washington D C to visit his daughters during the holidays. The county clerk issued several marriage licenses including August Boberg and Laura McVeigh and Clarence Crozier and Ethel De Long and Jacob Glens and Katie Derr. Land applications were filed by Bert Bradeen William Metcalf Michael Murry James Shoults George Bradeen and other locals. Final proofs were issued to Edgar Reithburn K Gale Tremain Arthur Thrasher James Noyes Ira Hammer and Edwin Oehring. For cheaper coal bills call 647-3 for Chamberlin Weather Strip to save money.
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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 Retains Freedom to Dance
The council withdraws an ordinance to ban dances like the Texas Tommy and Turkey Trot. Public dances in halls and theaters may proceed, while private dances remain unaffected. Officials clarified the measure targets public venues, not private gatherings, allowing performers to continue on stage.
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Grand Rapids
Blacksmith Thomas Willis Arrested in Harness Theft
Deputy Sheriff Yost brought in a prisoner from Ault, Colorado, charged with stealing a set of harness and a blanket from J. C. Nash of Hilledale. The suspect, claiming names Thomas Jackson Wyomley and Willia Thomas, worked as a blacksmith at Hilledale and allegedly borrowed the items before fleeing. Nash obtained a warrant after the theft was 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 aged 29 died at home from scarlet fever after a four to five day illness. He previously worked as a forest ranger and narrowly escaped a forest fire in Idaho and Montana two years earlier, which may have weakened his lungs and heart. He was born in Barr Mills Pennsylvania in 188? and survived by a wife.
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Gerald C. Robbins
Mr. Robbing
Idaho
Montana
Thin
Robbins
Barr Mills
Capitol News Briefs From Cheyenne and state affairs
Dr Davie state veterinarian issues letters to cattlemen on guarding against scale and treatment of isolated cases. Guy Agnew Platte county fiscal treasurer visits Cheyenne. Governor's office works on election certificates for electors supreme court justices and legislators. Hopkins and Land Commissioner Hopkins return from Chicago with irrigation project updates. Mr and Mrs Gardner Cowles of Des Moines visit Cheyenne at the Le Cron home on East 26th Street. 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 in Nebraska
Mrs. A. M. Tibbies of Brownville area, Nebraska, believes she has discovered that Captain B. J. Smith who perished with the Titanic after the April 14 collision is her long lost brother. She had read reports claiming he went down with the ship and rumors he shot himself before the disaster.
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Auburn
Neb
Ter
Newfoundland
A. M. Tibbies
Brownville
Baw
B. J. Smith
Captain Smith
Mrs. Tibbles
Partnership Dissolved as Bond Forms New Firm Bond & Co
Curtis Hinkle and Wallace Bond dissolve their Capitol avenue real estate partnership. Hinkle retires while Bond brings in new capital to form Bond & Co. The firm buys Geo Walker's typewriter business and moves stock to Capitol avenue. Walker will continue his syndicate operations and Hinkle plans 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
The State Leader in the Wanted wedium of Wromlog
The State Leader in the Wanted wedium of Wromlog details a political dispute involving regional authorities and local figures. The report highlights governance struggles and potential policy shifts affecting the region and its communities.
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Wromlog
Tibbles Discovers Brother in Captain Smith Narrative
Mrs. Tibbles learns Captain Smith of the ill fated ship is her long missing brother EB J Smith. She recalls her English parents, a New York birth, and a westward childhood, with only J J Smith remaining a remembered sibling.
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Ara. Tibbles
Emma Smith
John Smith
Furnished Front Room Near Plains Hotel
Targe describes a furnished front room for rent facing south with an east bay window. Monthly price listed as 14 dollars, modern amenities, located one block from the Plains hotel at 208 East 16th Street.
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RPNT
Plains Hotel
E. 16Th St
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