Pearce Dies After Illness At St Johns Hospital
Francis W. Pearce of Albuquerque New Mexico dies after an illness at St Johns Hospital. A telegram from his brother seeks burial in Albuquerque but undertaker Clyde Early waits for guidance from Loyal Order of Moose members who counted Pearce among them.
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I. W. Pearce
ST. John's Hospital
Arief
Francis W. Pearce
Albuquerque
N. M
Clyde Early
Loyal Order of Moose
Pearge
Card of thanks from the White family and neighbors
The White family and Mr John Patterson and family thank kind friends and neighbors who aided in caring for the family after the recent fire disaster in Choriton Iowa on December 24 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. White
John Patterson
Pamily
Choriton, Iowa
Mrs. Mary Gordon Dies in Worland Wyoming
Mrs. Mary Gordon wife of John H Gordon and former Cheyenne resident died in Worland Wyoming yesterday. The body expected to arrive this morning for burial this afternoon at 2 o clock from Early's funeral chapel with funeral arrangements announced locally.
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Mary Gordon
John H. Gordon
Cheyenne
Worland
Wyo
City Officials Urge Fire Safety Upgrades in Cheyenne
Officials call for fire escapes and updated building laws to reduce insurance costs and improve life safety. They note Cheyenne’s mix of fireproof and fire-trap structures, urging prompt action to adopt reasonable ordinances and condemn unsafe rooming houses.
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Ocean
Cheyenne
Storm Strews Rail Traffic Halted Across Wyoming
A storm forced trains to stop at Laramie and Rawlins to protect livestock and ease passenger disruption. East-bounds paused at Rawlins, west-bounds at Laramie, as crews under Chief Dispatcher William Daley faced one of the system’s most strenuous shifts. Temperature plunged across the region with Lander and Havre reporting 20 to 28 degrees below zero.
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Laramie
Rawlins
William Daley
Cheyenne
J. Cecil Alter
Weather Bureau
Lander
Cere
Intermountain
Rockies
Havre
Mont
Wyo
Helena
Utah
Bread Problem as Food for the Up and Coming Man
An advertisement claims shredded maté as a superior digestible source of bodybuilding nutrition cheaper than meat or eggs. It targets active men and students and promises ease for busy households, branding Niagara Falls as the production site and noting suitability for breakfast with milk or cream.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Eastbound Burlington trains delayed by heavy snows
In southern Utah the temperature set a record low while Cheyenne lies on the cold wind edge. Trains eastbound faced delays behind upgrades on the Burlington due to heavy snows near Islay blocking tracks. No. 30 from the north arrived Cheyenne late, and the return trip was stalled. a snowplow went out from the city to relieve both trains after Iron Mountain blocked one run.
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Utah
Cheyenne
Burlington
Islay
Iron Mountain
Sheridan wrestler Clarence Eklund challenges Wyoming rivals
Clarence Eklund of Sheridan Wyoming 170 pounds announces a two out of three falls finish wrestling match with or without a $50 to $200 side bet. He invites any dry farmer or rancher in Wyoming to meet him in Sheridan within thirty days, referee to be agreed.
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Clarence Eklund
Sheridan
Wyo
Johnson County
Wyoming
Dey Farmer
Border states facing serious coal famine
El Paso and other border towns face a severe coal shortage with no fuel available. Reports from Douglas and Bisbee in Arizona confirm a widespread shortage, with great suffering reported in poorer city areas.
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EL Paso
Paso
Douglas
Bisbee
Spent Honeymoon En Funghi B S
Mrs George Sewall wife of an African big game hunter arrives on the Adriatic after seven years away She is a Diana of homean ability and had accompanied her husband on hunts in British East Africa Nairobi lodge and interior expeditions She downed a variety of game and joined an expedition against German forces in Africa
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New York Tribune
George Sewall
Adriatic
Sewall
Angela d’Acosta
Boston
Mr. Sewall
Nairobi
British East Africa
Africa
Royal Mounted Corps
Alleged Slayer to Face Preliminary Hearing Today
Felipé Reyes, accused of the murder of Ramon Mandha in a saloon last week, will have a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Frank Scotsman at 9:20. The coroner's jury set the charge at first degree murder. Reyes fled to Denver, was captured, and brought back to Cheyenne by Deputy Sheriff Will Yost. Denver police said Reyes admitted the murder, but he denied confessing when questioned in Cheyenne.
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Felipé Reyes
Ramon Mandha
Snloon
Justice of the Peace
Reyes
Denver
Cheyenne
Will Yost
Express Company Distributes Bonus to 12000 Employees
The American Express company will award a total bonus of 1 250 000 to about 12 000 employees. Those with one year of service and earning 2000 dollars a year or less will receive an extra month’s pay as a year end recognition. Bonuses will be paid quarterly on January April July and October.
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American Express Company
George ©. Taylor
Cheyenne
Southern development spurs large capital projects
Baltimore dispatch notes big southern growth during the past week with announcements from the Manufacturers Record. Major ventures include a $2,000,000 glass bottle factory in West Virginia, a $1,500,000 Texas causeway, a $1,000,000 electric light and power enterprise in Oklahoma, a $500,000 graphite mining and milling company in Alabama, $500,000 iron and steel improvements in the Birmingham area, steel sheet plants in Wheeling, and a $350,000 lead and zinc smelter in Arkansas.
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Baltimore
West Virginia
Causeway Construction
Texas
Electric Light and Power
Oklahoma
Alabama
Iron and Steel Corporation
Birmingham
Wheeling
Arkansas
Wedding Rites Link Cheyenne Society to Regional Guests
Mrs. A. J. Mokler and family traveled from Casper for the Vern Mokler and Vivian Johnson wedding. Harold England hosts visitors while Mrs. Kent Snyder and Barton visit Cheyenne. Dr. Waller Lacey marries Marguerite Stull with Colorado and Wyoming guests attending. Edith Clark and friends plan a Denver weekend trip.
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A. J. Mokler
Casper
Vern Mokler
Vivian Johnson
Daughters of former Governor Brooks visit Cheyenne
The daughters of ex Governor Brooks are guests of Mrs. Fred Warren. Mr Stanley Gil returned to Salt Lake City after Christ ine in Cheyenne with his parents. Beatrice Dana of Sheridan arrived in Cheyenne to spend time with Miss Margaret Dinneen. Both students at the University of Laramie. Mr and Mrs William Hammond of Omaha have returned home after a Christmas visit with Mrs. Dugan.
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Casper
Mokler
Cheyenne
The
Plains
Carl Kaife
Mr. Kaife
Mollie Ingersoll
B. A .Brooks
Howee
Fred Warren
Stanley Gil
Salt Lake City
Christine
Mrs. W. H. GI
Beatrice Dana
Sheridan
Margaret Dinneen
University At
Laramie
William Hammond
Omaha
Whittier Women's Club Holds Bible Study Meeting
Mrs. A L Putnam led a Whittier club gathering at Mrs. BE J Kelley’s home. Members studied the book of Isaiah with plans for a January 10 session led by Mrs. J C O Mahoney on Jeremiah as part of a systematic Bible study.
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A. L. Putnam
Whittier Club
BE. J. Kelley
Isaish
Whte
T. RB. McDonough
J. C. O'Mahoney
Jeremiah
Evnb
Methodist Aid Society to Hold Church Session
There will be a business session of the Methodist Aid Society in the church porters this afternoon. A large attendance is requested.
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Methodist Aid Society
King's Daughters Group Plans Church Parlor Meeting
The King's Daughters of the Congregational church will hold a business and social gathering in the church parlors this evening. Hostesses include Misses Lila Leach Myrtle Killian and Helen Nicolalson.
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King’s Daughters
King's Daughters
Congregational Church
Lila Leach
Myrtle Killian
Helen Nicolalson
Examinations Announced by U S Civil Service Commission
The U S Civil Service Commission lists open examinations for January 16 and 17 for multiple positions. Listings include specialist in cotton marketing and warehousing, assistant biologist, negative cater, supervising mining engineer and metallurgist, and veterinarian, all for men with varying salaries.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Government job openings and exam schedule details
An OCR fragment lists multiple federal job postings with salaries from 600 to 4,000 yearly, qualified by gender, and examination dates from January 7 to February 7. Positions include surveyor, gaug er, chemical assistant, architect engineer, senior structural engineer, and epidemiologist among others.
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Apital Coal Company Oal
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Weeley K. Wiker
R. 8. Adams
C. C. Merrill
Sherman Co
G. W. Cherry
For & Messenger
Frisco
Hugo Hach
San Francisco
Edison
Glenda
A. W. French
W. E. Howe
West
R. B. Naylor
Howe
Cil Son Davis
Plains Hnotees
Dei
Torrington
Joe E. Sullivour
P. Maginnis
Kimball
Neb
Brownell
Sam Brownell
Carpenter
Capitol
Union Pacific
Louine Holmes
Shelen Moree
Ben F. Swisher
West 17Th Street
Storm
Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyo
Eklund
Mathier
Express Company
Society
Mr. Shafner
Son Harter
Suesta
D. M
Kent Snyder
Barton
Wheatland
Snyder
William Barber
Eaton
Colorado
Edith K. O. Clark
Eleanor Clark
Florence Mannigan
Homer K. Lathrop
Doctor Lathrop
Mia. Hawsell Nicholl
Lacey-Stull
Florence Turner
Richard Buhler
Rosetta Brice
NEW Atlas
Charlie Chaplin
Charlies
Tee
Eee
Lekel
Reebok
U. S
Frank Daniels
Patent Office
Larnings
First National Bank
Shevyenne
Telephone
Carey Ave
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