Wyoming University Dean Knight Visits Cheyenne
Dean Knight dean of the agricultural college at the University of Wyoming spent the day in Cheyenne on statehouse business. Also state chemist Ross B Moody visited Cheyenne for the day. Prominent local services advertise painting and messenger calls with late hours.
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Dean Knight
Henry
Knight
Agricultural College
University of Wyoming
Cheyenne
State House
Ross B. Moody
Visitors and arrivals list at Cheyenne Plains Hotel scene
The city welcomed several visitors from Denver and Chicago, including George E. Parker and William Reinheimer on business at the Plains Hotel, and W. W. Scho field and wife from Chicago. J. E. B. Fox from Hereford is in Cheyenne for a few days of business, with O. G. Bauer visiting from Tracy Montana on grain doors bids.
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Denver
George E. Parker
William Reinheimer
the Plains
Tracy
O. G. Bauer
Cheyenne
Tracy, Mont
Union Pacific
Chicago
W. W. Schofield
The
Plains
Hereford
J. EB. Fox
HB. U. Wallace
Wallace
Western Light & Power Company
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
J. R. Lock
Shredded Wheat Biscuit Serves Warm Fortifying Meal
A hot nourishing meal features Shredded Wheat Biscuit heated in the oven with hot milk to restore crispness and provide energy for a half day of work. Pairs well with bananas or other fruits for added sustenance.
Visiting figures flock to Cheyenne from across states
St Paul visitors A Moore from St Paul and J W Miller from Centralia Wisconsin arrive in Cheyenne for business. Casper oil attorney Campbell and spouse Nichols visit the Plains. Rancher K H Benedett notes a Carpenter area ranch visit. Doctors French Howe and Naylor return to Cheyenne after failed Glenda trip due to snow. A large poultry show runs 2 to 6 with 10 cent admission.
Rock Springs Visit Highlights Local News From Cheyenne
Rock Springs resident J. H. Dean visits Cheyenne today. John W W Howard buys a lot at Twenty eighth and Evana streets from St B Forsyth for 1050 dollars. Marriage licenses issued to William O King and Misa Rora B Glover and Maurice R Ruchtel and Blanche Jagger. 10 year old Phil Yoder recover ing well after appendicitis. A. G. McGregor reported very ill. Sheriff Lon Reach returns from Rawlins with three prisoners. John Thomas remains serious after appendectomy. Juanita Fisher ill with pneumonia and measles. brother Jack recovered. Fireman Johnny Federhen back on duty after illness. Patrick McGinnis of Kimball visits Cheyenne seeking plans for Kimball brick block.
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John W W. Howard
Twenty-eighth and
Evana Streets
St. B. Forsyth
William O. King
Misa Rora B. Glover
Fort D. A. Russell
Maurice R. Ruchtel
North Platte
Blanche
Rene Jagger
Maxwell, Neb
Lon
Sheriff Lon
Platte County
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Mentzer
Whestland
Brand Inspector for Sheridan Tract Named
The State Board of Live Stock Commissioners has appointed Joe Le Fors, a noted stock and brand judge, as a brand inspector. He will be located at Sheridan, a van that has done more to stamp out cattle rustling in Wyoming than any other man living.
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State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Joe le Fors
Wyoming
Sheridan
Drawings Sale Details Post Fire Losses
The item reports losses from a fire with about $10,000 affected. Roughly $4,000 spent on repairs and remodeling were uninsured, resulting in total loss. An adjustment will follow the coroner's jury verdict in the Denver inquest.
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Denver
George M Cohan Welcomed to Filmland
George M Cohan visits Hollywood as he signs to headline his own film company with Broadway Jones as his screen vehicle. Jesse J Loxky hails the star while Cecil B DeMille agrees to supervise the film’s direction, marking a high profile debut in cinema.
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Mlmland
George
Jesse J. Loxky
Mobu
Mapas
Soome M. Cohan
Mr. Lanky
George M
Jime L. Linky
Cecil Bh. DeMille
Tweky
Mr. Cullous Olor
Man Slashes Self in Cheyenne Hotel Attack Ends Fails
Walter Johnson a Montana rancher at an Eighteenth street resort inflicted self harm and wounded two guards during a violent encounter. He remains bound to a hospital cot under guard as surgeons assess a fair chance of recovery amid ongoing threats to end his life.
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Sheriff's Office
Walter Johnson
Montana
Eighteenth Street
St. John's Hospital
Johnson
Frank Carter
Angus McDonald
N. G. Peterson
Gus Clancy
MacDonald
Fire Prevention Advice Warns of Gasoline Hazards
The Inter Ocean notes gasol ine fumes and static electricity as common fire starters and urges outdoor gasoline cleaning. It cites insurers labeling professional cleanings as high risk and calls for home safety steps like rubbish removal, wiring checks, and flue inspections to prevent fires.
Teutons Reach Deeper Into Romania Front Lines
The Teutons extend grip beyond Bucharest as seven eighths of Romania falls under German control with Moldavia still free. Russian and Romanian line holds against Mackensen and Windisch campaigns in flanking moves. West guarded by the Carpathians, east by the Danube and Pruth rivers.
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Bucharest
Teutons
Rumania
Gierman
Moldavia
von Mackensen
von Windenburg
Great Carpathian Range
Danube
Pruth Rivera
Peace Talks Loom as Germany Seeks Open Conference
Reports indicate secret peace plans and Germany’s openness to negotiations. Central powers say Entente refusals to attend a conference should not block talks, with terms to be disclosed and discussions continuing under Allied scrutiny.
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Germany
Forman
Knowleidge
Rickard Delayed in Securing Madison Square Garden Bout
Tex Rickard promoter and chaperon to Les Darcy complains of renewed opposition from rivals and political forces in New York as he seeks to stage boxing matches at Madison Square Garden. He recalls prior struggles with Tammany Hall and other powers hampering plans for events.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Les Darcy
Madison Square Garden
Nome
Alaska
Rickard
Tammany Hall
Police Women to Patrol Atlantic City Beach Next Summer
Atlantic City officials plan to assign policewomen along the boardwalk and beach next summer with male officers also on duty. Women will wear plain clothes to avoid provoking mashers and other objections, while boy policemen will guard younger crowds.
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Atlantic City
Alto
Soldiers Like Mouth Organs Best Gift Message
Soldiers receive socks with toes knitted in red white and blue packed with chewing gum and mouth organs as a welcome wartime gift from readers and supporters.
American fund organizers note wounded French soldiers celebrate
Mire Christine White of New York and Mies Florence Billings said wounded French soldiers received mouth organs with joy, reflecting their gratitude and spirit amid relief efforts led by American supporters.
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America
Mire Christine White
New York
Mies Florence Billings
American Fund
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Apital Coal Company
Ahill & Molliday
Sherman Co
Sherman Cott
Cmll Lon Davis
Plains Hotel
the Sherman Co
Scheher
W. 17Th St. Pott
Maccabee Temple
Coliseum
Laramie
Emeline
J. M
Cassdiy
Ortece
J. Rosenblum
Wyo
West Side Coal & Junk Yard
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Carey Ave
Champion Shoe Shop
Carey Avenue
NEW Burchner Jewelry CO
Made
Niagara Falls, N. Y
St. Paul
A. Moore
Wisconsin
J. W. Miller
Centralia
Wis
BR. W. Nichols
Rs. RH. Nichols
Cheayenne
Casper
Carpenter
K. H. Benedett
A. W. French
W. E. Howe
R. E. Naylor
Glenda
Rock Springs
J. H. Dean
Cheyenone
Phil Yoder
Jess Yoder
Torrington
McGregor
A. G. McGregor
John Thomas Ii
John Thomas
Federhen
Johnny Federhen
Nohowka
Patrick McGinnis
Overland Automobiles
Kimball
Neb
Sheridan Tract
Chase
Geo. M.cohan
Filmland
Aya
George M. Cohan
Jesse L. Labky
Three Hig
Paramount
Peggy Hyland
Growler Vitagraph
Girl
Wilson
State Department
Woll
United States
Madison Square
Arden
Darcy
Rosetta Brice
NEW Atlas
Richard Buhler
Mirring
Charlie Chaplin
Charlies
Matt and
Jeff
Musterole
Von
Fletcher
Alwaze Hearst
Ltdu
Telephone
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