Petitioners for IGE Privilege 40 Seek Ice Plant Plan
Discussion on a proposed exclusive 10 year ice cutting privilege for Cheyenne lakes prompts mayor to demand no monopoly. Cook Bros plan to build an artificial ice plant with $75,000 investment and city payments is not acted on until interested parties are named. Municipal plant considered as alternative. no action yet. Also ad for Foley Kidney Pills touts kidney health claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Cal Holliday
T. Joe Cahill
Cook Bros. and Associates
Ed P. Taylor
Union Pacific
Foley
W. F. M. Swyndale
Macon, Ga
Public Market to Be Built by GM and County Here
Cheyenne to host a public market where farmers and the public can exchange farm products directly. County and city commissioners purchased ground at 26 by 132 feet for 3500 dollars and will build an 8000 dollar structure that will serve as garage space for officials and public market stalls.
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Cheyenne
Pioneer Avenue
Charles Thomas
Public Market Aims to Aid Farmers and Cheyenne Buyers
War Ren Richardson, chairman of the county commissioners, said a public market in Cheyenne will serve farmers who wish to sell produce directly to the public and help Cheyenne residents buy directly from farmers.
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Cheyenne
Warren Richardson
Board of County Commissioners
Funeral services for Sister Hilda at Holy Child Jesus
Sister Hilda, a long time nun at the Cheyenne convent, died Sunday evening. Funeral services will be at 9 this morning in the convent chapel with Rev. Father Hartman officiating. Interment at Olivet Cemetery under W. W. Dumm. She was born in 1848 Ireland and came to Cheyenne in 1891. Survived by sister Mrs O'Brien and brother Patrick Lynch of Athens, Pa.
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Hilda
Father Hartman
Olivet Cemetery
W. W. Dumm
Holy Child Jesus
Cheyenne
Ireland
Man Fined For Stealing Coyote From Trap in Wyoming
Antone F. Chaba of Laramie pleaded guilty in justice court after finding a coyote caught in a trap set by Albert McIntyre and taking it. He was fined 40 and costs for the theft, with McIntyre’s complaint leading to the arrest as he tried to walk away with the animal.
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Laramie
Wyo
Antone F. Chaba
Albert McIntyre
McIntyre
Occupation Tax Ordinance Drives City Council Action
The Cheyenne city council gave the occupation tax ordinance its first reading and will take final action next Monday. The measure would license most businesses and professionals, with amendments likely before passage. The school board requested alley closure for a new grade school on block 48, and officials were instructed to pursue legal steps. A petition to establish street lines at Thirtieth and Washington was referred to proper officials, and a hog complaint was noted.
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Cheyenne
Thirtieth
Washington Streets
Hogs
Animals in a pen raise nuisance on Pioneer Avenue
The article notes animals being kept in a pen at 1910 Pioneer Avenue have become a nuisance. The issue was referred to Street Commissioner C. W. Hirsig. Fred Berger filed a $3,000 surety bond as a drain layer, the first bond under the ordinance lowering the bond from 4,000 to 3,000.
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Pioneer Avenue
C. W. Hirsig
Fred Berger
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IGE
Cahill ‘and Holliday
Cook Brothers “and Associates
County
Wyashington
Bill
16Th St
Ang
Karo
Corn Products
Corn Products Refining Co
P.O
New York
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