Snow melts as Cheyenne streets warm rapidly
Snow nearly gone as warm winds clear Cheyenne streets over the last three days. Taxi numbers 9 and 8 remain available for small and large cars. Local business notes include Christmas shoppers, calls for One-One taxi service, and several visitors reporting in from Eaton Rawlins Albany Pine Bluffs and Horse Creek regions. A police patrol resumes nightly duty in front of the station after the cold snap. Senator F E Warren and wife arrived from the east.
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Cheyenne
Weather Outlook for Cheyenne and Wyoming Regions
Fair conditions prevail with little temperature change for Cheyenne and vicinity on Wednesday. Wyoming forecast calls for generally fair weather with possible rain in the northwest portion. Police report in city news includes a craps gambling fine of 100 dollars for R. E. Burns and a similar fine for G. B. Davis for suspected involvement, plus a search for a third man and a separate theft at the Albany hotel. The ad notes Laxative Bromo Quinine as a safe headache remedy with E. W. Grove’s signature on the box.
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Wyoming
R. E. Burns
Sixteenth Street
Davis
Albany
E. W. Grove
Edward Lawler Pioneer of Cheyenne Dies
Edward Lawler aged 52 died of pneumonia in Denver on Tuesday morning. He leaves a widow Mrs. Marie Lawler of Cheyenne and four children Marie, Annie, Joseph, and Edwin. Marie works as a stenographer at the state house. Joseph and Annie attend school. Edwin serves as secretary to A. W. Woodruff, superintendent of the Union Pacific here. A brother and sister live in Parnell, Iowa. He came to Cheyenne thirty years ago. Funeral services will be held from St. Mary’s Cathedral Thursday.
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Edward Lawler
Denver
Cheyenne
Marie Lawler
Marie
Annie
Joseph
Edwin
State House
A. W Woodruff
Union Pacific
Lawler
Parnell
Iowa
St. Mary's Cathedra
Cheyenne to Host Five Day Chautauqua Course Next Year
Cheyenne will host a five day Chautauqua course next year under the Redpath Horner system with Miss Eve Freeman as advance agent. R. N. Grace is named secretary and a committee roster will be announced later. This marks a switch from the Standard Chautauqua system to Redpath Horner for local entertainments.
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Cheyenne
Eve Freeman
R. N. Grace
Chervenne
Lone Star Chief Reports Promising December Growth
Charles A. Bradley, developer of the Lone Star property, returns from Humble field with optimistic forecast that December will be one of the best months for Lone Star and neighboring interests. The company pledges a vigorous development campaign to drill its entire acreage to production.
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Lone Star
Humble
Texas
Lone Star Oil Company
Lone Star Holdings
Producers Oil Company
The
Great Texas Oil Company
Lone Star Company
Gulf Pipe Lime Company
Charles A. Bradley
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Apital Coal Company
Cahill & Holliday
Woodruff
A. W. Woodruff
Tac
Chéyenne
Eaton
Will Harding
Eaton, Colo
Casper
George Huntley
Will
Childs
W. R. Day
Capitol Ave
Rawlins
Startzell
Eugene McCarthy
Luther Burch
Wyo
Pine Shluffs
A. J. Carson
Pine Bluffs
James Webster
Box Elder
Whitaker
John Whittaker
Horse Creek
Senator Warren
F. E. Warren
CRAPS
Sheffield Plate
Buechner _ Jewelry Company
W.O.W
R. C. Brachear
Lone Stary
OIL Company
Houston
Ail
Guarantee Registry Company of
Lawson Securities Co
First National Bank
Colorado
Champa
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