City Notes and Sporting Bits from Cheyenne
News items from Cheyenne include Miller's watch repair shop at 1709 Carey Ave noted for correct work and moderate prices. Court matters with Judge Craig in Rawlins. Judge Matson returns from Laramie. A conductor Waller died in a train accident and was buried in Des Loge. Eagles initiation in Cheyenne Eagle No 128. A Japanese marriage T Nakamoto and Riki Takishima. Boxing and baseball notes discuss Connie Mack, Martin Krug, Jack Leon, and Mark Caughnow...
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Miller's
Carey Ave
Craig of Rawlins
Laramie
Matson
Fred W. Roedel
Denver
Citizens National Bank
Nakamoto
Riki Takishima
Japan
Cheyenne
Sixteenth Street
Schools Extend Holiday Vacation Amid Scarlet Fever Epidemic
The board of education votes a two week Christmas break and full school disinfecting under city health board direction. Superintendent Fee notes past half year success despite mumps closures. 300 cases reported with low attendance in several classes. Some Wyoming schools face cold weather closures and staff shortages. high school partition removal approved to improve light.
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Board of Education
City Board of Health
Fee
Laramie
University
Chambers
Here
Wight
Albany Hotel Expands in Denver in 1912
The Albany Hotel in Denver reports 1912 improvements totaling 163000 dollars to enhance accommodations at popular prices. Since upgrades the business has surpassed expectations with rising demand for rooms at 1.50 and 1.00 dollars daily. Additional ground floor improvements are planned to boost facilities further.
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Albany
Denver
Albany Hotel
Milk delivery halted amid Cheyenne scarlet fever fears
A Cheyenne dairy owner announces a ten day suspension of milk delivery after medical authorities found no link between his premises and a scarlet fever outbreak. He states the move to protect public health while authorities investigate and quell conditions.
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Cheyenne
Army transfer and duty updates for 11th Infantry officers
The report lists transfers and duty assignments within the 11th Infantry including Captain Hunter, Captain Thomas Frinsell, Captain Maury Cralll, Captain Phillip Powers, and Adjutant changes. It notes reassignments of lieutenants and enlisted personnel, detachments to mounted scout and machine gun platoons, and special quartermaster duties. A board is convened to investigate alleged rifling of barracks, with details on members and reporting requirements.
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Thomas T. Frinsell
Itnan
GM Crath
Maury Cralll
Phillip Powers
Ellery Farmer
Dear Z. Steever
9Th Cavalry
J 8. Battle
11Th Infantry
8. B. Pearson
Quartermaster's Corps
Channing EK
Delaplane
County Officers to Get Full Pay
Judge Craig ruled for Luke Voorhees in a district court test case against the board of county commissioners. The county had paid employees with discounted certificates of indebtedness, and the ruling may set a precedent for full salary payments unless the decision is appealed. The State Leader notes the potential impact on Wyoming counties.
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District Court
Craig
Luke Voorhees
Board of County Commissioners
Vorhean
Vorhees
Supreme Court
Sanitary Dairy of Cheyenne Praised by Pure Food Commission
In a 1912 annual report the Pure Food Commission commends the Sanitary Dairy of Cheyenne for strict purity and sanitary practices. The owner uses thorough milking and cooling methods and conducts tuberculosis testing by a qualified veterinarian. Milk delivery to any city location costs $1.
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Pure Food Com
Sanitary Dairy of
Cheyenne
State Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioner
Sophomore entertainment moved to early afternoon at school
Sophomores will attend an entertainment at 2:15 today due to noon dismissal. Parents are expected in large numbers. Teachers received warrants for Christmas payment. President A Dustway of Flute University to be inaugurated in January with state officials present. Weekly State Tender subscription 1.00 per year.
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A. Dustway
Jan
Oftis
Safeguarding Railway Travel Safety Meeting Report
Union Pacific holds monthly safety meeting today to discuss safeguarding passengers and employees. Employees urged to report conditions and suggestions. committee reviews reports at 10 o clock. Wyoming division has 42 members. representatives from divisions nationwide attend. Safety committees across railroads have reduced accident deaths.
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Union Pacific
Wyoming
Ogden
Dick Smith Takes Scranton Manager Post
Dick Smith of Springfield Illinois will manage the Scranton team next season after signing his contract. The move names Smith as skipper with duties for the upcoming season confirmed.
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Dick Smith
Springfield, Ill
Scranton
Effective Home Remedy for Lung Trouble
A letter touts Eckman’s Alterative as a home treatment for lung ailments. The writer, W. M. Tatem of Haddonfield New Jersey, recalls severe bronchial illness in 1906 and five years of recovery without California travel. The ad cites bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung troubles and notes the remedy contains no poisons or habit forming drugs. It advertises Palage Pharmacy Drug Co and Bokman Laboratory Philadelphia for more evidence and a recovery booklet.
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Balkeman
Atlantic Ave
Haddonfield
N. J
California
Eckman
W. M. Tatem
Palage Pharmacy Drug Co
Bokman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Pim
Louisville Colonels to Report for Spring Training March 3
The Louisville ball club will report March 3 for spring training. New owners rejected offers to move to Texarkana or Cairo for training, choosing to do preliminary work at home. General Manager Neal will attend the National League meeting to seek players, while star hitter Harry McCormick posted 19 hits in 39 games with four doubles one triple and singles.
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Louisville Ball Club
The
Colonels
Texarkana
Cairo
Trai
Lone Star
Neal
Harry McCormick
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City News
Rigler
Connie Mack
National League State
Cuba
Lutlelder
Martin Krug
Red Sox
Krug
Indianapolis
Jack Leon
Chicago
Leon
Jim Flynn
Luther McCarty
Mark Chaughnowsy
Federal Land Office
Jacob Weber
Fr. Laramie
Wyo
William J. Hohne
Central City
Nebr
Helen 8
Ilig
Sunrise
Ft. Russell News
11D Infantry
Air Cver
Hunter BH
Nelon
Francis J. McConnell
Milton L. Methew
W. Castle
Gustave Werner
George L. Marburger
Timothy J. Cavanaugh
Eddie L. Bingham
Clark Harrison
Earl H. Richay
Alfred R. McIntyre
Abraham van Horn
Noah W. Willcox
Roland For
George M. Wells
Ee McGulrs
Company FY Libtry
Central Division
Gordon Forrest
4Th Field Artillery
Port Logan
Colo
War Department
Wiley M. Clapp
F. FP. Wing
Medical Corps
James McGuire
11Th Infantry Fo
Want
Prudent Banking
Citizens National Bank “Witaits
Capital Ave
America
Methodist Church
Cupid
Isabella
Ferdinand
Columbus
New World
North
South United
Columbia
Dixie
Vesta Dodge Hartzell
Mme. Hartzell
G. M. Dodge
Union Pacific Railway
Omaha
W. H. Ross
Archile Allison
Helen Keefe
Hugh @offman
Cahill
Stanton
Lawler
Murry
Bresnahen
Jensen
Hon. Thompson
Gilford
Stimson
Lyons
Carley,McCloud
8. S. Pearlstine
Jack Kinkel
Jeraldine Heaney
Buberri
China
A. J. Hale
Gad
Modesto & Pipitone
Capitol
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