Giants may rely on Kelley for first base job next season
Baseball writer notes George Kelley, long feared prospect in Muggsy McGraw’s Giants system, could win first base duties. Kelley, San Francisco native and Bill Lange nephew, starred in Rochester with a .300 batting average after a wartime career interruption and earlier stints with Victoria and the Giants.
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Norman E. Brown
Muggsy McGraw
George Kelley
Hal Chase
Kelley
McGraw
the Lan
San Francisco
Bill Lange
George
Pacific Coast
Giants
Victoria
B. C
Rochester
Pittsburg
Earl Smith
Minnesota Republican Secretary Enters Gubernatorial Race
Julius Schmahl, secretary of state of Minnesota, joins the gubernatorial race as a Republican entrant. He urges party to select a single candidate to unite against the Nonpartisan League choice in the Republican primaries.
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Julius Schmahl
Sats
Minnesota
Thee Reublicans
Nonpartisan League
Just Yellow Mustard for Backache and Lumbago
An old mustard plaster remedy is described as blistering but effective. Begg's Mustarine, made from true yellow mustard, is claimed to be faster and cleaner with no blistering. The ad promotes external relief for aches inflammation and swelling and cites 80 and 60 cent prices from Wells & Co. LeRoy New York.
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Begg
Wells& Co
LeRoy, N. Y
City Visitors and Local Ads Highlight Cheyenne News
Numerous residents and visitors are listed as Cheyenne guests or in town from nearby towns including Albin Laramie Rock River LaCrosse Chugwater Douglas Pine Bluffs Encampment Lingle and Casper. Community notices include an Elks dance invitation for February 6 and an advertisement for PAZO Piles ointment.
Krumm's Balance Questioned in Worthless Check Case
B K Krumm of Kimball Nebraska claims a banker error caused his arrest for a 32 50 bad check. Bank records show Krumm overstated funds by about 3000 and a parole violation inquiry from Omaha follows the case as it continues locally.
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B. K. Krumm
Kimball
Nebraska
Krumm
Omaha
Horse Thirsty Leads to Court for Sam Adragna
Sam Adragna was fined five dollars in police court for violating the traffic ordinance by not securing his horse to a hitching post or weight while delivering milk. The horse wandered to the city drinking fountain in front of the police station after stops at Mandanis bakery. The fine was suspended on condition the pair not offend again.
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Sam Adragna
C. A. Swainson
Adragna
Mandanis
Hillsdale Band to Purchase Uniforms
Claude A. Rossignol director of the Union Pacific Military band and Hillsdale band attended an oyster supper in Hillsdale to raise funds for band supplies and uniforms. He announced a concert in Cheyenne on March 29 and five more railroad town concerts weekly in the region.
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Claude A. Rossignol
Union Pacific Military Band
Hillsdale Band
Hillsdale
Remarkable Two Days with Same Mean Temperature
The mean temperature matched across two consecutive days at 28 degrees with normals at 25 degrees. Despite identical means, the daily temperature ranges differed: yesterday ranged from 49 to 86 degrees, while the prior day ranged from 24 to 33 degrees.
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Weather Bureau
Wealthy Jay Forfeits $25 Bail to Cheyenne
Charles Smith was arrested on a drunkenness charge and forfeited his $25 bond after failing to appear in police court yesterday afternoon. He had $255.25 in cash when arrested, which was held by the police until he is sober and ready to post bond.
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Charles Smith
Shop Worker Loses Fingers in Accident
W. C. Chaffin of 500 West Tenth Street, a Colorado & Southern shop worker, yesterday lost two fingers in an accident and other fingers were badly crushed.
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W. C. Chaffin
West Tenth Street
Colorado & Southern
Girl Imposter Sent to Crittenden Home in Denver
A girl aged 16 to 19 who claimed to be Mary Smith and said she was sent by Chief of Police Emberg to obtain a Denver Red Cross ticket was held for investigation. She will be sent to the Crittenden home in Denver today after the incident noted Saturday.
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Mary Smith
Denver
Red Cross
C. F. Emberg
Crittenden Home
A Few More Bar gains in Good Real Estate
Two good homes offered with modern five room and four room houses. Ex cept heat noted. A rear two room house on Lot 50 by 140 feet. Rent contrasts given: $30 monthly with $500 down and $25 monthly with $25 down for the four room 421 West 16th Street.
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West 16Th Street
The Finest Home in Cheyenne
A wonderful Cheyenne mansion described as one of the city’s finest homes is for sale. The owner asks 25000 dollars with 15000 cash required and the balance on reasonable terms.
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Cheyenne
Three Good Little Homes on Thames Street for Rent
Three small houses at 2312 14 16 Thames Street offer three rooms each. Rent is 25 dollars per room with a total of 6500 dollars and terms provided.
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Thames Street
Rock Creek crude price raised by Ohio Oil
The Ohio Oil company announced a 40 cent rise in Rock Creek crude to 2.35 per barrel, placing it ahead of Salt Creek and Big Muddy. The Ohio company is the sole purchaser in the district, directing crude to Utah Oil Refining’s Salt Lake plant, with expected diversion to Midwest Refining’s Laramie refinery upon completion.
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Ohio Oil Company
Rock Creek
Salt Creek
Big Muddy
Ohio Company
Utah Oil Refining Company
Salt Lake
Laramie
Midwest Refining Company
Federal Court Holds Brief Session Here
The United States district court met briefly yesterday and adjourned until March 45. A lead item requests a leader for a want ad.
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Federal
United States District Court
Unusual Bits From A Bygone Era
A collage of curiosities notes rails at 500000 miles and goldless England since 1947. A pencil worker with a single machine for 63 years, butter duties earning over 45000000 dollars, and the US wood pulping shift since 50 years. Chronicles of Czecho Slovakia’s area and people, camel worklife, Newfoundland fish plant capacity, armistice aeroplane counts, rosemary beliefs, and a seal skin church built by a missionary in the far North. TRY A LEADER WANTAD.
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England
London
United States
Republic
Czecho-Slovakia
Newfoundland
Esquimaux
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Wheatland
Albany
James B. Angle, Jr
Rock River
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Lacroance
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Carey Ave
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Pete Peterson
Mrs. G. Irvin Brand
Cgungwater
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Slater
Floyd Roe
Chugwater
Stanley Craser
Little Horse
Gerek
J. Johnson
Lagrange
C. R. Faris
Round Top
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Rock Springs
Plains
Frank Franzen
George W. Metcalf
Katherine Metcalf
Douglas
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Casper
Edward W. Land
Pine Bluffs
F. H. Healey
Geo. H. Murphy
Hiram D. Lingle
Lingle
Elks Home
Krum
Sam
Wilson Brokerage Company
Carey Avenue
ASPAR
SONEY
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Kelley Mercantile Company
Jay
Crittenden
West 26Th Street
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