Local Residents Make Short Visits Across Wyoming
Readers note a group of residents and visitors from various towns including Denver Laramie Hartville Wheatland Casper and Thermopolis were seen in cities such as Cheyenne Rawlins Wheatland and Laramie. Notables include J J Mayle Mra W W Wolfe T B Bough and H B Kerr among others with several stopping at notable hotels and meeting local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity, Mra
W. W. Wolfe
Wheatland
Normandie
T. B. Bough
Casper
Cheyenne
William Brown
Little Horse
Creek la
J. F. Timm
Ava
T. Peyton
Thermopolis
Lpos
Baxter
Laramia -Posi
H. B. Kerr
Humane Agent
Laramie
Mtv Sud Mra
A. K. Morleye
Leader Highlights and Local Notices In Cheyenne
Community briefs report a new boys and girls feature in The Leader, a fund for $5 items on page 7, a prayer meeting at M B E church, a $5 fine for an intoxication case, a petition to release Walkio Moore from asylum, piano lessons at 2015 Warren Ave, and mayoral health treatment in Denver. Other items note gymnasium work nearly complete, a Durant Hose Company smoker, Owl Creek Mercantile incorporation, a February 7 marriage plan between L G Ellsworth and Estella Stonehouse, a divorce petition by Georgia Fields, funeral arrangements for J C Larcom, Mrs Larcom’s Cheyenne arrival, and an appeal by Prof Ira B Fee for China famine relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant Hose v Company
Sew Company
South Dakota
Owl Creek Mercantile Company
Secretary of State
Marriel
L. G. Ellsworth
Estella Stonehouse
Denver
Roanoke Virginia
Georgia Fields
William Fields
J. C. Larcom
Gleason Company
Larcom
Cheyenne
St. John's Hospital
Ira B. Fee
Laramie
Wyomipe
National Reg Cioss Society
China
Comedy and Desmond Falls at the Lyric
A Lyric program offers Playing the Game as a new comedy with singing and skits. The show features Desmond Falls and mocks public figures in a lighthearted performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Despidath Desmond Falls
Cheyenne News Briefs Mention Labor, War News and Local Notices
A roundup of Cheyenne items notes Moller Jones of the Mine Workers in town, Cochran sick with grippe, and a Capitol Avenue cinema listing war pictures with orchestra. Also details a G A R post visit by Dexter Sapp and T J Foote, a Roosevelt Warren club rumor, and Wyoming Labor Journal timing. Marriage licenses issued, state officials paid, and a Baltimore mother seeking her son Joseph Gibson, a 19 year old cowboy near Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moller Jones
Ated Mine Workers of America
Cheyenne
Cochran
Griffin Cochran
Laramie
G. A. R. Post
Dexter Sapp
Department of Colorado
Wyoming
G. Army
Veterans of
John Reynolds
T. J. Foote
Wyoming Labor Journal
Labor Federations of Wyoming
Jarod Klundt
Christian Rujer
Tinnath
Coorado
James C. Maneeley
Seelyville
Indiana
Havel Patney
Lon, Davia
Mies Lillie B. Sterling
Laramie County
Capital Building
Gibson
Guilford Avenue
Baltimore
Joxeah C. Gibson
Children to Be Cared For By Iowa Relatives
The state board of child and animal protection handles the case of the Barnes children from Camp Stool. The three motherless youngsters, two girls and one boy, lack proper food and clothing as their father cannot care for them. Humane officers had previously provided temporary relief and secured relatives in Iowa to take charge and ensure good care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Child and Animal Protection
Barnes
Stool
Inlowan
Oil on Streets Reduces Dust on Local Avenues
Residents on Twentieth Street between ONeill and Bent and Bent Street from Whiteteenth to Twenty-fifth report oil treatment keeps dust down even in high winds. The piece notes oil as a proven method nationwide and suggests future cheapness and wider use locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Street
O'Neil
Bent
Bent Street
Whiteteenth
Cuticura Remedies Hailed For Child Eczema Cure
Mrs. Francis Lund of Plain City Utah reports a young child with a severe head rash and eczema was cured after using Cuticura Resolvent Soap and Ointment and Cuticura Soap. She says the head cleared quickly, hair grew, and the condition never returned. The ad notes worldwide sales and offers free samples and a skin care booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Lund
Plain City
Utah
Cathuira
Potter Drug & Corp
Dept
Boston
Whipple Funeral at Baptist Church Today
The funeral services for Hon. I. C. Whipple will be held at First Baptist Church this afternoon at 2 o clock. Rev. Geo Van Winkie and Rev. Frank L. Moore will officiate. The daughter Mrs Johnson of Kansas City cannot attend. brother Mr BE Whipple resides in the city. Pythian Sisters will attend in a body. Banks will close at 1 45 p m in his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Whipple
First Baptist Church
Geo. van Winkie
Frank L. Moore
Congregational Church
Johnson
Kansas City
BE. P. Whipple
Pythian Sisters Society
Three Real Estate Deals Reported by J M Newman
Real estate agent J M Newman reports three deals consummated yesterday. Ola Thompson transfers residence at 2522 Snyder Street to William Lannen, Allen to Viva Hoffman sells her home at 614 West Twenty sixth Street for 2740 dollars, Cheyenne Realty sells Block Nine Park Addition to Lola Thompson for 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Newman
Ola Thompson
William Lannen
Snyder Street
Thomas
Allen
Viva Hoffman
Weat Twenty-sixth St
Consideration
Cheyenne Realty Company
Lola Thompson
Fo! Eleven
Block Nine
Park Addition
New Atlas Theatre Presents Four Acts Tonight CrackerJack Show
A new bill opens at the Atlas Theatre tonight with four acts proven popular elsewhere. The Juggler returns for the week, Phunney Musical Co entertains with old and new instruments, Southern unveils a never before seen stunt, Guilfoy and Hoson deliver fresh comedy songs and dances, and the Tittle Orchestra provides new pictures. Dent full to visit the popular Hithe playhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Theatre
Hig Hita
Jean
Lism
Phunney Musical Co
Ie Southern
Colorado Springs
Hie City
Atlas
Guilfoy
Hoson
New York
Metropolli
Tittle Orchestra
Dent
Hithe Playhouse
Newlands Bill Before Lower House on Public Lands
Senate Public Lands committee debates Newlands proposal to lease public lands for coal iron oil and phosphates under safeguards to curb monopolies and promote development. He argues revenue should be shared with states and federal government, while preserving resource ownership and limiting centralized control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Newlands
Naif
Newslands
Minnesota
Steel Trust
Emoot
Utah
Chaiirman
Nelson
Chirk
Wyoming
Aywhle
Bouwth Dakota
Hey Turn
Idaho
Dixon
Montana
Jones
Washington
Conggenheim
Calordo and
Works
California
Davia
Arkansas
Chamberlain
Oregon
Thornton
Lowletinia
Bryan
Florida
Overs
Monetana
United States
Railroad Officials on Temporary Duty Assignments
Nil land on vacation with Master Mechanic Niland away and Sullivan of Green River filling in. Sullivan to Ogden on Niland’s return. Nome inspection by Corliss and Thomas Scott on district trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niland
DB. EE. Sullivan
Green River
Mr. Niland
Mr. Sullivan
Ogden
Nome
Wiliam Corliss
Cheyenne-Sidiey District
Nebraska
Thomas Scott
Usin Tiz Gramma Helps Foot Pain Go Away
Advertisement copy touts Tiz foot remedy with claims it restores vigor and removes bunions corns and tenderness. It cites Walter Luther Dodge & Co of Chicago and urges purchase 25 cents per box through drug stores and mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Walter Luther
Dodge & Co
Chivago
Superintendent visits and relocations span three states
Superintendent Cahill of the Nebraska division returned to Omaha yesterday. Superintendent Jeffers of the Wyoming division attended Kansos yesterday. P A Hoek, newly appointed supervisor of building and bridges, arrived in Cheyenne and now directs the depot office quarters change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahill
Nebraska
Omaha
Jeffers
Wyoming
Kansos
P. A. Hoek
Cheyenne
Local notices hint at appointments and arrivals in Laramie
Fragmentary report notes changes in local positions with mentions of Mr A Run, Walter Ames of Washington, D C, and a machinists union official visiting Laramie. The text references Hahn Peak Road and Holy Peak Road, with plans to relocate to Laramie. Partial details lack clear dates or roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn Peak Rd
Volon Pacifle
Holny Peak Road
Laramie
Walter Ames
Washington, D. C
Unon
Arrivd
Herone
Pacific coast train and railroad personnel changes
A freight train with potatoes passed Cheyenne yesterday. A bridge inspection district of the U P has been enlarged to cover Cheyenne to Order. John W. Johnson, former IFP instrument man, accepts a similar post with Canadian Pacific in Winnipeg. A Thornberry takes a akin position with Wig Pour road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Cheyenne
U. P
John W. Johnson
IFP
Canadian Pacific
Winnipeg
A. Thornberry
Fee Family Welcomes New Daughter in Laramio
A fine new daughter was born Tuesday to Prof. and Mire Trath at their home in Laramio, Cheyenne friends of the popular family extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Trath
Laramio
Kee Ja
Turner Art Exhibit Draws Attention at Public School Gym
The Turner Art exhibit raised 160.75 from ticket sales with more to come from catalogs. Trustees approve 75 dollars to expand funds for a February exhibition at the gym. Six squads practice weekly under Lieut Sheeaver and Sgt Garthwaite as medals are promised by sponsor Mildred Stitting. The Eleventh Infantry band supplies music. Miss Minnie Eddleman and Miss Olive Hetzel handle teaching staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccomm Fingnelathy
Lient, Sieevner
Sergt
Garthwaite
Aponser
Miew Mildred Stitting
Minnie Eddleman
Cotverse
Lincoln
Rosalind Wooley
Olive Hetete
Central School
Blackburn
Edie
Funeral Notice for J Whipple of Cheyenne Lodge
Members of Cheyenne Lodge No 2 K of P and visiting brothers are requested to attend the funeral of late brother J Whipple at the Baptist church on February 1 1912 at 2 PM. Willis E Honnn C C request presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nootich Tok
All Weaders
Cheyenne
Whipple
Baptist Church
Wanted Copies of Leader Issues 1944 Jan 8 and July 31
The Leader Pub Co offers $1 for each first received copy of the Leader dated January 8 1944 or July 31 1944. Send or leave copies at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Leader Pub, Co
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Sidney B. Bartlett
Mere
W. R. Stoll
the Plains
Weat 16Th Street
Stull
The
Post
M. BE
Grace Hynds
Walkio Moore
W. C. Briscoe
Warren Avenue
L. R. Aresnaben
Cur Sree
Capitol Avenue
Moving Picture Show
Roosevelt-Warren Club
Warren
Ted
White Housé
Iowa
Hap & Ken
Uhilu
Yeterday
Tit Atlas
Newland
D. C
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Venra
Committee On Public Lands
Silla
Newlands Mill
Majority Power System
Railroad News
Usin
Tiz Gramma
Harold
Onahia
Mr. and
Mrs. Fee
Chee
KR. V. Pierce
Ruffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Woak
Marca. Associarios
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Pierce
Public School
Bartlett
Perry
W. S
Greeley
Greeler
Raton
Pres. Z. X. Snyder
Colorado State Teachers’ College
Willis E., Honnn
C. C
Turspay
Pie Roary
Cheyenne Light
Fuel & Power CO
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