City News Bits From Cheyenne Daily Life
Local notes report watch repair at Miller’s on Carey Avenue and a police chief change with W J McClements taking over Monday. Army recruiting adds four men, and travel notices cover trips to New York Omaha Leavenworth and Kentucky.
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Fred A. Miller
J. H. Ladely
E. 16Th St
Army
Trail Barrel House
Silver State Beer
New York
J. B. Kendrick
Sheridan
Frank Eggleston
Laramie
Lucie Davis
W. J. McClements
Bob Ingalls
FE. D. Gee
Capitol Avenue
Omaha
Charles Ware
Union Pacific
Huntly
Ge one of Mac and Shep's 113 men Read ad page
An odd fragment from a page 2 ad listing appears to reference a group labeled Mac and Shep with 113 men. The readable bits suggest an advertisement item rather than a full story, leaving the exact purpose and all names unclear.
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Mac & Shep
Baseball recruits report to begin two weeks of drills
Washington January 31 Pitchers Dent Drehan Bickers Austin Joe Engel and Buck Barton will report to Manager Griffith by February 15 for two weeks light work at the YMCA gymnasium with Mike Martin supervising. Alva Williams also plans to report and aims to be ready for a fast start at Charlottesville. Williams’ increased weight and Alva’s hitting at season end are noted as positives for Nationals. Barton Engel and Boehling are local or recent additions with Drohan and Bickers watched as unknowns.
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Washinton
Dent
Drehan
Bickers
Austin
Joe Engel
Buck Barton
Griffith
Mike Martin
Alva Willams
Williams
Charlottesville
Husky
Alva
Nationals
Red Sox
Wesleyan College
Barton
Engel
Boehling
Drohan
Dr Duntiway Lectures At Cheyenne University Extension
The Young Men's Literary club of Cheyenne announces a free lecture series by Dr C A Duntiway Ph D president of the University of Wyoming. Lectures on historic subjects will be held in the Carnegie Library beginning Thursday February 6.
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Young Nen's Literary Club
Cheyenne
C. A. Duniway
University of Wyoming
Carnegiebrary
Flest
Million Passengers Landed in New York in 1912
More than a million travelers arrived at the Port of New York in 1912, according to Me L Kabla agent of a steamship line. The breakdown shows First Class 146,915 Second Class 198,041 Third Class 211,989 Total passengers 1,006,548. A fire department response is noted for a Capitol area residence incident.
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New York
Saya
L. Kabla
Cheyenne
State Leader Ad Medium of Wyoming Validated
The ool Ad medium of Wyoming Vry.
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Wyoming
Vry
Woman Question Sparks Cabinet Dilemma in London
London January 31 A cabinet council met to decide how to handle the franchise issue after a speaker ruling tied to amendments withdrawing a bill. Suffragists demand pledge redemption while some Liberals fear a revolutionary reform without a countrywide mandate. Scotland Yard braces for militant action as ministers face pressure.
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London
Cabinet Council
Andrew Bonar Law
Whh
Scotland Yard
Trade report shows 1912 U S goods abroad exceed imports
The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce reports a 1912 world trade surplus of about $5.1 million for the United States. Imports were about $1.818 billion, while exports reached $2.299 billion. Britain, Canada, Germany and the Netherlands were top markets. Argentina Brazil and Japan showed growth. Mexico’s commerce also rose.
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Washington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Today
United
Cuba
France
Canada
Brazil
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Netherlands
Argentine
Japan
Mexico
Cascarets promise quick liver and bowel cleanse
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a night laxative to cleanse the liver stomach and bowels. It contrasts Cascarets with harsh laxatives and claims surprising morning relief, urging readers to buy a ten cent box for healthier bowels and clearer heads.
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Mervous
Notwithstanding the death records av ktore continue to owt loose
The fragment notes ongoing death records and unresolved details tied to a 4 eqlal glide. It remains unclear but indicates lingering fatalities or inquiries with loose ends requiring clarification.
Cafeteria Dinner Hours at The Robinson
The restaurant offers daily dining from 11 30 AM to 2 PM and 6 PM onward at The Robinson.
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the Robinson
Rockefeller Plans Permanent Bureau to Combat Vice
John D. Rockefeller Jr announces a new bureau of social hygiene to study prostitution in New York and major cities. Under George J. Kneeland and Abraham Flexner, the project aims to publish findings before proposing methods, with financial support from limited donors and interested citizens.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Bureau of Swovial Hygiene
Rockefeller
Bureau of Social Hygiene
George J. Kneeland
Chicago
Abraham Flexner
Europe
England Plans Memorial for Isaah Walton
England outlines a memorial project honoring Isaah Walton with a design inspired by local heritage. Officials referenced a statue or plaque and fundraising steps to support the tribute.
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England
Isaah Walton
Gasoline Famine Price Goes Up
SEW YORK Jan 3 The Inter Nations association based in Pearls offers 100 000 for a fuel alternative to gasoline for use in internal combustion engines The piece notes gasoline price rises over 42 months and predicts substitutes such as alcohol kerosene improved storage batteries and water power may curb dependence on gasoline The industry faces growth constraints if a replacement is not found
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Sew
York
Inter- Nations Association of Antonmnoble Clude
Pearls
New York
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