Help Wanted and Trade Schools Ad Mix
Housing terse job and training notices. Army recruitment for unmarried men ages 18 to 35 in Cheyenne Wyoming. Barber trade offered by Moler Barber College Denver Colorado. Trade school ads claim short courses with jobs and catalog free from United Trade School Contracting Co Los Angeles and National School of Engineering Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
United States
Capitol Ave
Cheyenne
Wyo
Jols
Moler Barber College
Denver
Colo
United Trade School Contracting Co
Los Angeles
Sun-Wed
National School of Engineering
West 7Th
Web
Sun
Logue Death Mystery Still Not Solved
Chicago December 23. The mystery of JH Logue a diamond merchant slain in his office last Thursday remains unsolved. Three prisoners are held but police admit no evidence against them. All women detained for interrogation have been telegraphed.
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Chicago
JH. Logue
Polis
Bronze Tablets From Battleship Maine
The Navy Department endorses sculptor Charles Keck’s designs for bronze tablets to be cast from material of the battleship Maine. They may be obtained by service, military and naval organizations by paying a coneyst fee. A dated wartime tribute scene closes with a ghostly tombstone-like message urging passersby to pause and shed a tear as a grieving mother is reproved by her companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Charles Keck
Maine
Alirl
Notice of Hearing for Probate of Will in Wyoming
State of Wyoming Laramie County district court presides over the matter of William V. BR. Smith deceased. A petition for probate of the will and letters testamentary to Roxy M. Smith William EH Smith and James N. Jarvie is filed. Hearing set for January 3 1913 at 10 am in Cheyenne Court House. Persons may appear and contest the petition. Dated December 10 1913 Clerk T J Fisher. Clark Clark Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wyoming
Laramie
District Court
William V. BR. Smith
Roxy M. Smith
Willam EH. Smilth
James N. Jarvie
Laramie County
Cheyenne
T. J. Fisher
Gaid Court
Clark & Clark
Attorneya
Complexion by vegetables and careful cooking guidance
A herbal nutrition note extols vegetables for liver health and complexion. It urges tomatoes cucumbers lettuce carrots celery radishes parsley and cabbage varieties as blood purifiers and digestives, warns onions and fried onions, suggests proper cooking changes, and praises sauerkraut when other foods upset digestion.
Denver Market Report Wheat Prices and Agricultural Goods
Market report lists wheat at 1.95 per bushel for choice winter and 1.27 for choice spring. Oats, barley, flax, rye, and various hay grades with per ton and per hundredweight figures follow. The State Leader notes Want Ad medium of Wyoming and ends with a humorous aside.
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Colorado
Nebraska
Western
Scallop of Corn and Tomatoes Recipe
Scallop corn with tomatoes by boiling ripe tomatoes and grated green corn. Simmer tomato and corn, stir in butter flour sugar and salt. Bake in a greased dish with breadcrumbs and Parmesan, covered then uncovered to brown.
Ham and Egg Sandwiches
A practical recipe outlines preparing ham and egg sandwiches by boiling eggs, cooling, chopping, and mixing with finely chopped ham. It instructs seasoning with custard and cayenne, using stale bread rounds with butter, browning scraps, and rolling them for croquettes.
Cleaning and care tips from a historical notice
The text provides guidance on careful cleaning practices for household items and maintenance. It warns against feather dusters as they spread dust and cause rework, suggests collecting grease from knives, and emphasizes access to water during dry conditions.
Denver Livestock Market Quiet Yet Strong Prices
Denver Market notes multiple livestock categories. Cattle demand steady with light offerings and prices firm to higher. best beef cows at 6.10, mid cows 4.00 to 5.25. Hogs closed at 7.25 to 7.30 per cwt, good demand. Sheep and lamb market modest with fat wethers at 5.00 and lambs at 5.55. overall market in fine shape.
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Denver
Longmont
Colorado
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices from Eastern and South Omaha Markets
Cattle receipts about 3 500 mix with 340 southern steers and native cattle trading steady to slightly higher. Hogs receipts around 6 000 with market up. best bids near 7 40. Sheep receipts 3 000 with strong tone and lambs reaching up to 8 00. At South Omaha cattle receipts 10 000 with native steers 6 25 to 9 75 and hogs around 7 20 to 7 95. The report notes market strength and price ranges across multiple classes and regions.
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Kansas City
South Omaha
Dee
Texas
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Western Furnishing Co
Gleason's
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Kent Snyder
17Th Street
18Th St
Riment
First National Bank
Capitol Avenue Theater
A. M. Carey & Bro
Warren
Carey & Bro
Bartlett Eng. Co
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Mra
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J. M. Carey
BRO
W. 27Th St
Carine
D. C
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Carey Ave
Union Mercantile Bik
Chapman
E. 14Th St
W. 20Th
Coleltor
Teward
Hensonabla
Chas
Aypon
International Bank
Sun-Web
Bidth
Myre
J. Mf. Ledely
Rel
Eddy
Wia
Market Report
South Park
Colorado Upland
Amy
Atek
Weman
Want Admedium of
Peddycoat
Larr
10Th
Thomes Sta
Kinkead & Mentzer
Attorneys-at-Law
Donzalman & Howell
Carey Black
Cheyenne, Wyo
Wilfred O'Leary
First National Bank Building
John Charles Thom
Attorney-at-Law
Breanaben Block
T. Blake Kennedy
William Dubois
W. Gin
Mark A. Chapman
West 19Th Street
Denver Livestock
Eastern Livestock
Abe
THE
Bartlett Eengineering Company
W. Riner & CO
Carey Avs
Chas, E. Swayger
Bent Strett
Randall Blvd
Herbert DP. Gleason
16Th St
Central Ave
Telephone
Clyde
Calla
W. 16Th St
West ‘Side Coal & Junk Yard
M. P. Cotton
Carey Avenue
Knight
West 17Th ST
Cecilia
Puck
Paul Milatzo
Electral
Capitol Avenue
Cheyenne Trading Company
Corner 1 High
Neces
Bergerson
Geneva
Bergerson ii
Cheyenne Transfer Co
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Rock Springs
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