Local business notes and civic updates from Cheyenne
Routine county business moves through Laramie sessions while new enterprises open. The Leader reports on trades from leatherwork to shoe discounts, plus court actions, travel for cattle treatment, and new notaries as Cheyenne eyes growth.
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Carey
Kingon and Posey
Converse County
A. Whiting
Carey Avenue
W. C.brisene
Warren Avenue
Laramie County
Hugh Millard
Torrington
Groshon
Mid-West Company
Cagper
Charles Carey
J. F. Phagan
Eddy St
War Department
Gheyenne
Harry Koppes
Kopald
Mollie Murray
H. Campbell
Laramie
David A Mahler
Newcastle
Geo. H. O'Hara
Evanston
Wasserman
Garey Avenue
Cheyenne
W. H. Moore
State Board of Charities and Reform
Walkko Moore
Trme
Wyoming
Sheridan
Washington
Manchester
Iowa
Rawlins
Roach
Slavee
Edwards
George &. Cobb
Charles Kpontin
Sherman Dr. Ridvent
Draper, Vuh
Mies
Alda Allen
Babtlake City
Clayton A. Shaler
Heyoune
Nan C. Wernderfer
Thieety
Kan Tamura
Delhver
Min Hvome Bryant
Wyoming Officials Seek Liberal Carey Act Treatment
Land Commissioner Wooking reports to Governor Carey on a Washington trip to push for faster Carey Act action. Officials promise Wyoming the most liberal handling, noting past delays and fraud in other states. A Wyoming Central project segregation is approved pending water rights transfer, with hopes for a summer contract to fund irrigation.
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Wooking
Governor Carey
Washington
Wind River
Interior Department
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Land Office
Wyoming
Carey
Dudley
Carey Act Department
Golum
Wyoming Central Project
Land Department
Wpon
W&h
Beta
Wyoming Central
Land Board
State Land Department
Carey Ta Ne
Carey Act Administration and Eastern Politics Said Fair
The state argues the general government should foster development of its resources and not scrutinize state actions. It claims no motive to commit fraud or gain from Carey Act lands and urges supervision under the state engineer. It notes East politics were busy and mostly Republican talk, with Taft nomination seen as a lose-lose dilemma.
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Carey Act
Carey Act Department
Stato
East
Washington
Wny
Taft
Notice to Ice Users In Cheyenne February 1912
Public notice from Cook Brothers Company claims inability to meet ice prices and announces the start of selling manufactured ice from distilled artesian water beginning February 1912 in Cheyenne. It contrasts manufactured ice with lake-sourced ice, promoting purity and disease-free quality.
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Pubblic
Cheyenne
Cook Brothes Company
Miss Vivian and Corrigan Fireworks At Atlas Theatre
Miss Vivian of Corrigan stars at the Atlas this week with an expert rifle act. Her prairie training and sharp shooting draw crowds as she hits targets from the back of the stage. Corrigan, a top vaudeville marksman, shoots through a ring while Vivian holds the rim.
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Miss Vivian
Corrigan and
Vivian
Atlas Theatre
Atlas
Mina Vivian
United States
Corrigan
Mr. Corrigan
Ladies Auxiliary event at A. O. U hall Friday
The Ladies Auxiliary to the B of L A will host a chance event at A O W hall Friday with admission details to be announced. The public is invited to attend.
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B. of L. A
A. O
Navy guns far more efficient now says Rear Admiral Sigsbee
Rear Admiral Charles J. Sigsbee retired told the National Civic Association's Woman's Welfare Department that modern navy guns are 200 times more efficient than during the Spanish American War.
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New York
Admiraal
Charles J. Sigsbee
S. N
Woman's Welfare Department
National Civic Association
University of A club to hold business meeting
Unity Lodge No 00 will host a business meeting at Frater nal hall this evening with refreshments provided. L Garvey serves as secretary.
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U. OF A
Unity Lodge
L. $ Garvey
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Hopkins
Capitol Avé
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Ias
BOYD
Cigar Store
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