Wyoming Life Insurance Company stockholders meeting notice
Notice of a stockholders meeting for the Wyoming Life Insurance Company to elect a 21 member board for the ensuing year. The meeting is set for January 20 1914 at Citizens Union Bank building Cheyenne framed offices and is signed by President WM Br Schnitger and Secretary J Niswander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vente
Wyo
Gothe
Wyoming Life Insurance Pany
Citizens Union Bank
Cheyenne Framing
BR. Schnitger
City Briefs Highlight Local Services And Notable Returns
Community notes list local services at 1709 Carey Ave for watch repair and insurance and 104 W. 17th St for Cheyenne Printery printing. Returns include George Joffee and J. C. Samuel from Denver. Sheridan legal business and Wyoming Union Pacific inspection trips are noted along with college schedule changes and upcoming staff arrivals.
To Cure a Cold in One Nay LAXATIVE BROMO QUI
An advertising note offers LAXATIVE BROMO QUI with nine tablets as a cure for colds. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. Each box bears the signature of EF W GROVE. The reference suggests a medical remedy promote by the Grove brand.
Woman’s Clothes Remain On Her Mind Even While Resting
A playful remark notes that a woman’s fashion concerns persist regardless of rest, suggesting style thoughts linger from waking hours into sleep. The remark highlights ongoing preoccupation with attire and appearance.
Local Notices and Arrivals Highlight Cheyenne Scene
Fort Collins visitor Viscount Crenshaw and Laramie guest Brookhart gather with local families as deputies depart for Casper on business. Los Angeles trip for Robert Fielding, ranch notes, a new bouncing baby at 1120 Carey avenue, and preparations for the Wyoming Poultry and Pet Stock show at the Frontier club pool hall on West Sixteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Wd. McNair
Carey Avenue
Neady
W. Z. Wilsock
Wyoming Poultry and
Old Frontier Club
West
Sixteenth Street
Three Hundred Dinners Given to Worthy Poor
Captain Chesham of the Salvation Army reports Cheyenne’s Christmas effort as a standout. The drive aided 15 children with gifts and entertainment, distributed 298 dinners, and gave out 180 garments. Baskets contained a full meal valued at about $2,605 each, with continued local support planned through winter for families not seeking other aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesham
Corps
The
Salvation Army
Cheyenne
Lost Keys Offer In Cheyenne Leader Ad
Public notice describes a lost set of keys with a brass tag number 147 and offers a reward if returned to the office. An advertisement touts a 100 percent money back look and urges readers to call Cheyenne Messenger Service Number 8 for prompt morning delivery of the Leader newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Cheyenne Mesaenger
Funeral Notice for EB Tl Ingalls at Cheyenne Lodge
Cheyenne Lodge No. 2 members are summoned to meet at K P hall at 2 80 p m Sunday to attend the funeral of our late brother EB Tl Ingalls. Robert Gercke C C Emil Johnson K of It and 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Lodge No. 2
K. P. Hall
EB. Tl. Ingalls
Plains Hotel Company and Listed Residents Named in Notice
A public notice lists parties including Plains Hotel Co, FB, Galbraith and wife, C H Miller, Ble Springs, C J Higgins, Colorado Springs, EB, Woods, Chugwater, D Miller, Wheatland, J Price, Laranie, A B Lindley, Centennials A, T Young, Denver, St W Schenk, W M Barker, Eaton, J J Craron, Iouver, J P Hooley, St Joseph.
Ingalls Funeral Service Prepares for Sunday Rites
The remains of Bob Ingalls will lie in state at Ike’s home from 10 to noon Sunday, with services at the Elks home at 3 pm. The body will be shipped to Bloomingdale Illinois for burial. A. R. Ingalls arrives from Holste Idaho to accompany the remains east. Flags on city buildings are at half mast in memory of Cheyenne’s beloved officer. Elks notice: funeral for B H Ingalls Sunday at 3 pm, in state 1:60 to 12, public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ingalla
Helm
Ike
Elks
Tlks
Bloomingdale
A. R. Ingalls
Holse
B. H. Ingalls
T. Blake Kennedy
Clyde BE
Davis Lodge
Jail Death News Hits Hard for Graham Family
Stella Graham died of tuberculosis at St Johns Hospital on Christmas morning after being moved from 22 West Nineteenth. Harry Graham, jailed for a prior disturbance, learned of her death hours later and appeared subdued at the funeral held at Gleason's chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Graham
Harry Ghiraham
Harry
Graham
St. John’s Hospital
Christmoas
Gleason's Chapel
Cimeson Injures Somin in Bad Lag Incident
Telegram from St Petersburg reports a collision injuring a boy named Cimeson in Berlin. He suffered a serious leg injury as doctors attended him with Professor Fedoroff summoned. Condition described as curious and unstable, with grim public concern and questions about recovery.
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Berlin
St. Petersburg
Gaga
Caareviteh
Hyary Dao
Ctarina
Fedoroff
Beneficial Use Of Water Final Test Of Right
Discussion at Salt Lake conference outlines a definition of beneficial use for irrigation rights. The measure ties water entitlement to a reasonable use and economic handling, with the state ensuring care in conveyance and cultivation. An economic use standard may supersede strict beneficial use as western irrigation expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasilington
United States Reclamation Services
Department of Agriculture
Salt Lake
Fireworks Plant Blast Leaves 14 Dead At Torre Annuas
The Torre Annuas factory at the foot of Mount Vesuvius exploded, killing fourteen workers and wounding five seriously. No additional bodies were found as investigators probe the cause.
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Rome
Torre Annuas
Mount Vesuvius
Cold Christmas Eve Guarded Tunnel Mouths in Utah Canyon
In Bingham Utah on December 24 Ralph Lopes guarded tunnel mouths of Utah Apex amid deep snow. Local reports note he has felled six and is described as a slayer, with the beset belle described as Erowing.
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Bingham
Utah
Ralph Lopes
Knights of Columbus Meeting For Late Brother McNulty
Chevenge Council Knights of Columbus calls all members to a funeral meeting at Fraterial hall on Saturday December 27 at 9 a.m. sharp to attend the funeral of the late Wi McNulty J Molherney C J Horiskey among those listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevenge Council Knights of Columbus
S A. m, Sharp
Brother
McNulty
J. Molherney
G. KK. C.J. Horiskey
Irregular Objects Align At Common Center Of Gravity
A cryptic note discusses irregular objects aligning by a common center of gravity, claiming universal gravity draws them together as if condensed to a single globe. The fragment references Milton and New York, hinting at a broader scientific concept.
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Riger Fuelen Larkin Ly
New York
Atmerticua
Madam’s Composure Sparks Polite War Remembrance
In a Chicago Tribune reprint style, a woman remarks she would rather be among men than her husband, noting the soldiers’ politeness and their blunt acceptance of neglect. The remark, set during a wartime era, reflects social attitudes toward male company and loyalty.
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Miakes
Ghy
No Chance For Leopard in Sunday School Gaffe
Fragmentary text from Chicago Herald page shows a Sunday school scene with teacher Willie Mother urging pupils to imitate goodness. Reader note: content is garbled and contains multiple misread names and phrases. The intended news item is unclear.
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Leopard
Willie Mother
Cartainly
Wille
Williie
Ochicago
Lawyer Uses Questionable Interpreter In Murder Case
In Portland a lawyer defends a Chinaman accused of murder. An interpreter, later replaced by a cook, reports the prisoner confessed and was seen near Mollison street. the lawyer claims the man had perfect alibi miles away at a rally and camp. The conflicting testimonies and prompts raise questions about the validity of the interpretation and alibi.
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Portland
Ore
Tunn
Mollison Street
McGuire
Moros Umpire Teaches Baseball to U.S. Troops
Story describes Captain John GE Morvla of the Sixth Infantry who encouraged his men to teach baseball to Moro natives stationed abroad. A Moro chosen as umpire attempts to express the Filipino term makifise and learns quickly the American way to call plays as the game unfolds.
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John GE. Morvla
Sixth Infantry
Fils
Morr
Morus
United States
Morila
Frou Morehy
Marla
Blu
Mabkifulo
Morris
Voipire
Francisco Obronle
Mardi Gras Ball Earns Rave Reviews by Eagles Club
The Fraternal Order of Eagles held a Christmas night Mardi Gras ball in their hall. Attendees enjoyed a jolly, well-managed event described as the best fun-feast in several moons with all present having a good time.
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Order of Eagles
Eagles
McAdoo Holds Acting Presidency During Wilson Absence
Secretary McAdoo will act as president on Christmas day due to President Wilson and Vice-President Marshall’s absence. Speaker Clark leaves for a New England lecture tour after Christmas dinner. Bryan and Garrison stay at homes in Miami and Merchantsville while Nantels plans Raleigh days.
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Washington
McAdoo
United States
Wilson
Marshall
Clark
New England
Congress
Bryan
Miami
Fla
Garrison
Merchantsville
N. J
Atlantic City
Nantels
Raleigh
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Kelley Mercantile Co
Altoaty
J. Niswander
Orpheum
16Th S
Knight’s Sign
Ook Bros
Capitol
Pioneer Ave
J. F. Phagan
Ager
Lo Aida Ee
Taxicabs Plains Fonte Hotel
Bar
Boyle
Tango
Wasserman's
Wasserman’s
Mark Chapman
Miller's
Carey Ave
W. 17Th Street
Joffee
Cgeorge Joffee
Albany Hotel
Denver
J. C. Samuel
Telephone Company
Iwaves
Sheridan
H. I. Patton
Sunny” Jordan
J. L. Jordan
Iron Mountain
Archie Allison
U Ted
George Jeffee
Eighteenth
Capitol Avenue
W. W. M. Jeffere
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Cheyrone Business College
Barritt
Lovella Jennings
Chicago
Business College
Pather—s| Crenshaw
Fort Collins
J. A. Brookhart
Laramie
Mr. Crenshaw, Sr
Ledives
L. F E. Snow
United States Marshal
Casper
Los Angeles
Robert Fielding
Charles W. Riner
Fremont
Ned
Buelnese
City
Filiotts
Jack Eliott
Chalk Duffs
J. J. Crarson
S. K. Ross
Seventeenth
House Streets
Hartville
C. J. Rigdon
Mr. Rigdon
Mr. Watts
H. 8
Rush
United States Army
Fort Russell
Russellville
Washington, D. C
Princeton
Atwood Brand
Florida Grape Fruit
Atwood
Cosmopolitan
Redland
Jones’ Dairy Farm
Saalshipy Oysters Pt, S00
E. S. Johnston Grocery Company
Attention Knights OF
Pvthieas
Robert Gercke
Emil Johnson
K. of
Ingalls Funeral Service
Cimesson
Somin
Poolse Aten Lopez
Apypention
Knights OF
Colum
the Atlas
Fatty
Keystone
San Francisco
ATLAS
Mutual Movies
Logan’s Book and Curio Store
Robinson
Ciitizens National
Cal
Willeol
Citizens National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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