City Briefs from Cheyenne News Sprint to Public Life
Cheyenne items report Buechner Jewelry Co. displays, Regal and Stacy Adams shoes at Waaser man’s, Hopkins takes office as state public land commissioner, Cheyenne trunk factory touts handmade trunks, Washington's Birthday observed with dates, Miss Katherine Teague homebound due to illness, funeral held for nine year old Richard McCreery at Lakeview, John McGill begins duties as state tax commissioner, and Mrs Peterson of the W C T U highlighted in brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McCreery
Lakeview Cemetery
John McGill
Laramie
Cures
Hol Niswander
Cheyenne Notices And Local Commerce Briefs
The Colored W T U plans an appearance in Cheyenne today as local colored women prepare for the event. A shipment of Turkey Red Hard Wheat Kansas Cream Flour arrives, sold by Lawrence and Carr at 20th and Thames for 1.50 per sack. Phagan and Son repair furniture and musical instruments, and fix baby buggies with new rubber. 1808 Eddy Street lists services. Marriage licenses issued to Roy H Zimmerman and Hilda Judy. A Cox and Gertrude Poelma. Frank C Clifford and Mamie Spoor. Charles La Hughston and Hattie Bolce. Frank Doyle of Cheyenne took the West Point cadetship mental exam conducted by Rese A Bird and S S Stockwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
20Th and
Thames Sts
Lawrence & Carr
Phagan & Son
Eddy St
Roy H. Zimmerman
Hilda Judy
Golden Prairie
Cox
Gertrude Poelma
Fort Russell
Frank C. Clifford
Centenial
Mamie Spoor
Cheyenne
Charles la Hughston
Hattie Bolce
Frank Doyle
West Point Military Academy
C A C Travels to Laramie for Tonight's Game
The C A C basketball team and local fans depart Cheyenne at 12 o'clock on Union Pacific rain No 3 for Laramie where a game is set for tonight. A Special car will be provided, with room for more spectators. Round trip fare is 2.26 dollars. return will be on No 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Destitution Watch Aids Sickness and Child Welfare
Readers are urged to report cases of destitution especially illness or hardship among children. Physicians are asked to take note. Contact Mrs. Gerlar representative of W U through Red-37 percent phone line for assistance.
Fair Gladiators Entertain Crowd
A large crowd on Carey Avenue between Fifteenth and Sixteenth watched a hair pulling duel staged as a matinee between a Sixteenth Street rooming house proprietor and an opposing challenger. Referee Ed Downey struggled to control the fight as the masked woman athlete delivered cutting blows with a heavy horsewhip and the other combatant attempted to retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Avenue
Vaudevillians
Rex
Ed Downey
Bimesit
Woman Fights On Icy Street Over Man Dispute
Two women fought in a cold sidewalk scuffle. The larger fighter used a whip while the smaller relied on speed and punches. Onlookers shouted for them to break it up as the incident ended with the pair retreating. The dispute center on alleged actions regarding a man.
Slot Machines Ban Enforced In Cheyenne City Limits
City ordinance ends slot machine gambling in Cheyenne. Police Sgt. Stone notified owners and ordered twenty two machines removed from operation within city limits, effective today as officers enforce the ban.
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Stone
Piles Cured In Six to Fourteen Days
Local druggist offers PAZO OINTMENT with money back guarantee if it fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days. Product priced at 50 cents.
Winter Hits Texas as Fruit Trees Bloom
Dallas reports from the Pan Handle describe a blizzard causing stalled and delayed trains yesterday, with the storm moderating today. North Texas experienced bloom on peach and apple trees and green vegetation for two weeks as temperatures touched freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dallas
Pan Handle
Elks Dance This Thursday at Fur 23 Invites All
An Elk lodge announces a dance this Thursday evening at Fur 23 inviting all members and guests to attend the social event. Volunteers arrange music, refreshments, and dancing in a community gathering.
Governor Carey Signs Twenty Wyoming Bills in One Day
Governor Joseph M. Carey signed twenty bills passed by the eleventh Wyoming legislature in a marathon session. The measures include tax and valuation changes, religious incorporation updates, coal weighing regulations, sheriff and sheep board appropriations, and actions creating a state game commission. Several bills address county boundaries, salaries for state officers, and a naval tribute for the battleship Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Carey
Congress
Wyomine
Wyoming
Board of Sheep Commissioners
Lincoln
Qird
Creatine & State Game Commission
New Counties
Board of Live
A Reasonable Plea For the Stomach
A promotional claim describes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural digestive aid. The ad argues the tablets supply gastric enzymes and acids to aid digestion, asserting safety, effectiveness, and broad cures for indigestion and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Oime
London
B. A. Stuart Co
Clerkennel Road
EB. C
John R. Brooke
F.C
United States
Canada
Brush
Gidart Hidg
Marshal
Mieh
European hog prices compared with American hogs
Chicago analysts report European hogs from Holland and five countries bring lower prices than American hogs. F A Sawyer of the Chicago Board of Trade studied European markets and found big price gaps, with implications for U S meat buyers and exporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Holland
Germany
Belgium
Austria
Mhungary
Maly
France
England
Scotland
F. (. Sawyer
Chicago Board of Trade
European hog prices push U S meat exports downward
Mr Sawyer reports American pork exports face price competition as hogs in Europe and China price lower than U S levels. Chinese pork and meats gain in European markets with increasing exports while U S sellers remain undersold. Sawyer notes similar price disparities across European markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
United States
China
Cadets Expelled at Virginia Military Institute for Mutiny
Seventy seven cadets at the Virginia Military Institute in Lexington were expelled after a mutiny. The action followed cadets firing fireworks from barracks and failing to maintain order on sentinel duty, soon after two cadets were expelled.
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Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Fm Barracks
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Prof. Chandler
Columbia Univ
Kansas State Board of Health
Buechner Jewelry Co
Regal
Stacy Adams
Waaserman's
16Th St
Washington
George Washington
Katherine Teague
Carey
East Sixteenth Street
CC. T. U
Peterson
Swanson
Octavia
Treusen Mane Cure Company
A. E, Roedel
MLIA
Whittney Ovrake Oper
Guanes
Aupita Avenue
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Stanle
WM. A. Brady
Florence Roberts
Thurlow Bourgien
Edward Sheldon
Priches
THE
Whitney Opera CO
Whitney
Fastern
Opera Comco
George Bernard Shaw
Oscar
New York Herald
Chicago Tribune
San Francisco Call
Sherman Co
Magic City
W. 17Th St
Twentieth Century Grader Company
A. B
Kagan
Sole Agt
Junction, Wyo
Denver
Gola
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