Travelers and Visitors Seen in Cheyenne Notes
A roundup of locals and visitors in Cheyenne includes WE, THE PEOPLE from Pollar Ranch, J Sdmonds of Woolten in the capitol city, Wallin en route to Laramie, and J J Craven of Union Pacific westward. Marshall returns from Laramie. Pine Bluffs Thomas Evans in the city on business. W E Mitchell of Council Bluffs attends a supreme court case.
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U. F. Yoder
Pollar Ranch
J. Sdmonds
Woolten
Capitol City
Wallin
Laramie
John J. Craven
Union Pacific
Marshall
Thos. Evans
Pine Bluffs
W. E. Mitchell
Council Bluffs
Little Leaders Repair Shop Handles All Watch Jobs
Miller’s is a place for correct watch repairing and adjusting with high grade work at moderate prices. Also includes hair styling services and nails. Bartlett Engineering moves offices to new Tupper building space on Capitol Avenue for expanded operations.
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Arey
Ligler
19Th St
Bartlett Engineering Company
West Nineteenth Street
Tupper Building
Capitol Avenue
Woman recounts long battle with eczema and failed remedies
The narrative describes a year of suffering from eczema on the foot and leg, despite visits to multiple doctors and trials of various treatments. She details pain, swelling, and reliance on family care, claiming remedies offered little relief.
Local notices and rumors mix business and politics in Cheyenne
Cheyenne readers learn of new business inquiries from multiple firms seeking location with stock requirements, a trunk factory at 316 West 16th Street, and various community items. Governor Carey appoints three Wyoming women as delegates to a national child welfare conference in St Louis.
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Carey
Wyoming
St. Louis
W. C. Deming
Cheyenne
KE. T. David
Douglas
M. C. Brown
Laramie
Where Was He Waiting as Ladies Left the Hall
A brief exchange in a Philadelphia Ledger item shows a waiter lamenting being fresh pale and a functionary replying that the ladies will have gone away, framing a social vignette from the scene.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Cheyenne Snow Carnival Refreshes City Fun
Cheyenne enjoys a rare sleighing spree as every vehicle with runners is pressed into service. Old sleds resurface, hay rack sleighs carry twenty to thirty on July seeing Cheyenne excursions, with drivers permitting riders. Warm weather boosts merriment as crowds celebrate before mud season returns.
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Cheyenne
Government Denies Cigar Exhibit at Cheyenne Fair
Mr G H Treastle of Cheyenne cigar makers expresses disappointment after internal revenue officials prevent his display at the Mafle in Cheyenne show. He had planned to exhibit his cigar manufacturing business but must stay out due to regulatory refusal.
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G. H. Treastle
Cheyenne
Internal Revenue Lawn
Treastle
Bullet of Wife Makes Man Dumb Fired in Quarrel
In Chicago on February 28 Leonard P Downer, a printer, was made dumb for life by a bullet said to have been fired by his wife Mrs Downer during a quarrel. She claims self defense after he threatened her with an ax. The couple have since reconciled.
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Cheyenne
Star Valley
Good Road's Association
Court House
Douglas
Reme Court
Little Powers
John W. Pease
J. D. Powers
Supreme Court
Sheedan
McGarry
City of
Chicago
Leonard P- Downer
Caverly
Younger children start with strength and brains, study asserts
Report claims first and second born children are less capable mentally and physically than later siblings. London laboratory examined thousands of cases. The study notes higher rates of tuberculosis insanity crime and albinism among early-born children and links birth-rate changes to child labor laws in England.
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London
Albert Jay Nock
United States
England
Galton Laboratory
Tofrtt Fle
Police find nude girls during burglary arrest at barber shop
In Port Worth Texas Chief Renfro and three officers burst into a barber shop bathroom during a burglary call. They find two women Katherine Reid and Mrs Jessie Hoge bathing nude in a tub. Both were fined ten dollars but the chief remitted the fines saying the joke was on him.
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Port’ Worth
Texas
Renfro
Katherine Reid
Jessie Hooghe
cMef
Knox Speaks at Panama Dinner in His Honor
American Secretary of State Knox spoke at a dinner in his honor in Panama City tonight, hosted by the acting president. He received an ovation as he rose to address the gathering.
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Knox
Panama
Roosevelt Says He Is Not a Prophet After Taft Endorsements
Roosevelts arrival in New York from Boston ends with a quip on nine governors backing Taft. He states, I haven't heard anything and I'm not a prophet, adding no remarks en route.
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Roosevelt
New York
Boston
Taft
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The Call of the East Poem by G P Mobley
A nostalgic WWI era poem recalls a Manila voyage and distant cravings for home. The speaker reflects on Cal of the East andสถาน fields, with vivid portraits of Luneta Cavite and Philippine coastal sights, evoking memory of seafaring adventures and longing.
Great Strike Looms After Week of Talks
London reports the government concedes failure to avert the National coal strike after a week of negotiations. Talks to resume tomorrow with little expectation of progress. around eight hundred thousand workers are affected. The deadlock is deeper than anticipated.
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London
Primary election system draws debate in Senate
Washington D C Feb 28 The primary election system used by many states is attacked in the Senate during consideration of Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin. Senator Heyburn says it opens the way for graft while Senators McCumber and Overman condemn it as satin factory. Senators Bristow and Borah defend the system.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Heyburn
McCumber
Overman
Bristow
Borah
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W. L. Kemper
J. S. le Page
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Chamberlain
J. Everist Gathell
First Baptist Church
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