Local repairs and trips noted in Cheyenne area items
The notice cites Tango Sets weg Markie Chapman for loans in real estate and home repairs at 1709 Carey Ave with moderate prices. Other items mention H. N. Boyd's pleasure trip to Florida, Havana, the Cheyenne Printery riot, Captain WM. Goff visiting Salt Lake, and Frank Ston returning to Chagwater after a brief city business trip.
Visita and Officials Gather in Cheyenne for Various Affairs
Retired Army officer Captain J A Lockwood arrives in Cheyenne from Union Forks Virginia to visit friends for several days. J L Hemitay, Colorado and Southern telegraph superintendent from Denver, in town for views. Misa Allie Jowell returns to Wheatland to run the Children’s Home she oversees. Mrs and Mrs R W Bradley plan a winter Cuba trip. N P Geyer of Denver joins Cheyenne Printery as sinotypist. U S Marshal H L Patton back from Sheridan on business. Mr and Mrs R P Fuller depart for Los Angeles for health reasons. he will return in about three weeks. Lost a set of keys with brass round tag No 147. Return for reward. Knights bargain day offer advertised.
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J. A. Lockwood
Cheyenne
Union Forks
Virginia
St. Vielt
Misa
Allie Jowell
Wheatland
H. L. Patton
Sheridan
Los Angeles
R. P. Fuller
Pythias Meeting for Funeral of Lodge Brother
Cheyenne Lodge No 2 members are asked to meet at K of P hall on Sunday December 28 at 2 30 pm to attend the funeral of late brother El El Ingalls Rupert Jerpe Company C Amil Johnston King ofR S
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Cheyenne Lodge No. 2
K of Phall
EL EL Ingalls
Rupert Jerpe
Co. C
Amil Johnnson
R. S
Elks Funeral for E M Ingalls Scheduled Sunday
The Elks announce the funeral of E M Ingalls at the Elks home Sunday at 3 PM with a public viewing from 1 to 12. Exalter Rutor T Blake Kennedy and Clyde Be Davis attend to official duties as pallbearers and organizers.
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ELK
E. MH. Ingalls
Elks
T. Blake Kennedy
Exalter Rutor
Clyde BE. Davis Louge
Plains Hotel Guest List Sparks City Names
A fragment lists guests and associates including Mrs. D Chandler Harold Chandler D Palcher Denver W 2 Mayson Sheridan Lakal lette Ottumwa Ta FL McMahon Colorado Springs G W Randall New York Meklelson New York J 1 Hettfury Denver M Dennett Denver B W Warren Omaha J Hawes Longmont Revelle Denver.
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Mrs. D, FP
Chandler
City
Harold Chandler
D. Palcher
Denver
Mayson
Sheridan
T Lakallette
Ottumwa
FL McMahon Colorado Springa
G. W. Randall
New York
Meklelson
J. 1
Hettfury
ILM
Dennett
B. W. Warren
Omaha
J. Hawes
Longmont
Mra
Revelle
Wyoming Wheat Is Unsurpassed
Charles W. Avery of the Lonedale Drain company of Kansas City visits Cheyenne and praises the Turkey Red winter wheat grown in Wyoming. He Inspects the local mill and says the wheat yields high grade flour and already commands the highest price due to its rich gluten content.
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Charles W. Avery
Lonedale Drain Company
Kansue City
Cheyenne
Alain
Ben
Avery
Tampico Waterfront Battle In Neutral Zone Reveals Safe Americans
Part of Tampico waterfront, a neutral zone during the Sunday battle on December 14, saw foreigners fearing attacks. Admiral Fletch ensured Americans who remained unarmed and not involved would be safe as Mexican factions clashed.
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Tampico Waterfront
Be reavement thanks from Shimitz and Everett family
The Shimitz and Everett families express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for acts and expressions during their recent bereavement. Additional text references a regular price bargain of 93.00 per year with a coupon on page 1 for sending in.
Congress Approves Rights for Yakima Indians
A joint congressional commission report backed by Congressman Clyde H. Tavenner concludes a long struggle over land rights for Yakima and related tribes in Washington. The document notes white settlement displaced tribal occupancy, stressing the government’s responsibilities to Indigenous peoples during early colonization.
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Clyde H. Tavenner
Washington
Congress
Indians Fight for Water Rights on Yakima Reservation
The 1855 treaty ceded land to whites while preserving a 2090 000 acre Yakima reservation. Indians proposed irrigation to farm arable land, but whites diverted river water. The reservation filed a priority claim for 1,000 cubic feet per second. Hitchcock limited Indians to 147 cfs, risking mass beggary. Secretary Fisher upheld the ruling. a congressional commission urged higher water allotment and a 400,000 dollar appropriation for reclamation works.
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Yakima
Interior
Hitcheowk
Washington
Hitchcock
Doubles Beauty of Hair with Panterine Dandeline
A vintage advertisement touts Panterine Dandine for hair cleansing and styling. It promises marked dust removal, reduced oil, and restored lustrous hair. Readers are urged to buy Knowlton’s Dandeline at drugstores for 25 cents to achieve fuller growth and softer texture.
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Knowlton
Posthumous exhibition planned for painter Hugo Christmas
The essayist and painter Hugo Christmas is honored with a posthumous show organized by the Baroness de Cholet and former pupils. Claude Halstead Van Tyne, Ann Arbor historian, is cataloging letters from M Gerard, French minister to the US, for possible publication in French and English. The notes include political and social sketches with references to Washington and Adams. The Swiss canton of Neuchatel allows women to study theology, enabling future female pastors. Lt Felts X. Gygax returns to the United States after serving as naval attaché to Switzerland, overseeing ferret machinery testing for US factory relations.
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Claude Halstead van Tyne
Ann Arbor
Milch
M. Gerard
United States
Washington
Howitton
Adamees
van Tyne
Gabriel Hanotsus
Comite France: Amerique
Orlytowk
Om Kuguoh
Mexican Envoy Praises U S Policy Amid Trade Union History
Francisco de La Barra spoke in Paris about U S character and Woodrow Wilson, noting American honesty and interest in Mexico. He emphasized that U S relations with Mexico should be guided by justice and clear knowledge of mutual interests, referencing a century-old Engelich law on unions.
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Francisco de la Barra
Paris
Evreux
Commercial Geographical Society
United States
America
Senor de la Harra
Mexico
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