Nelson Beats Redmond in Twenty Round Bout
New Orleans January 1 Nelson of New Orleans defeated Redmond of St Paul in a twenty round decision. Redmond led early with steady offense, Nelson answered in rounds nine and ten opening up with sharp rights and lefts. By the twentieth the stamina favored Nelson as Redmond faded and the bell rang with Nelson mounting the clinch and stomach blows.
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New Orleans
Nelson
Ack Redmond
St. Paul
A. C
Redond
Redmond
Sen
Nelif
Wolgast Faces Death Again in Los Angeles
Ad Wolgast world lightweight champion lay gravely ill at manager Tom Jones’s Venice home after an appendicitis operation in Los Angeles. He had been moved from hospital sixteen days prior and made trips between Venice and Vernon for training friends, with a cold threatening his lungs.
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Wolgast
Los Angeles
Jones
Venice
Vernon
Rivers Wins in Eleventh Over Conley
Los Angeles report says Joé Rivere knocked out Frankie Conley in the eleventh round. New York note records Jack Denning defeating Marcel Mareau in a I and a half round middleweight bout.
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Rivers
Conley
Los Angeles
Calif
Joé Rivere
Frankie Conley
Wreechman
New York
Jack Denning
Marcel Mareau
Pugiliat
January Term of Cheyenne Business College Opens
The Cheyenne Business College begins its January term after the holiday break. Prof Barrit plans improvements in courses and new furniture to boost profitability. Prof J T Smith, recently certified, leaves Saturday for a higher position. three preparatory teachers show strong progress as demand for good teachers remains high.
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Cheyenne Business College
Barrit
J. T. Smith
Dbigines College
Wig mixups plague IM W A dancers and Capitol show
Police were summoned to resolve a mistaken theft of clothing after two groups in the IM W A dance wore each other’s coats and hats. At the Capitol Avenue theater a principal in the Plower of the Ranch company reported a missing wig valued at 05. Officers searched trunks and the theater but found nothing. Two disturbance arrests and one drunken disturbance rounded out the night.
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Capitol Avenue
Ranch
Themi
Notice to Water Consumers on Water Waste and Leaks
City marshal warns all water users to stop wasting water and repair leaky faucets. Fines or water shutoff will follow for running water during the night or wasteful practices like washing clothes with running water.
Weather record for Cheyenne past year shows low precipitation
The Cheyenne Weather Bureau reports the year had 10.86 inches of precipitation, 2.74 inches below the 41 year normal. April was the wettest month, mean yearly temperature 45.1 degrees, highest 60 degrees in August, lowest 19 degrees below zero in January, with 108 clear and 71 cloudy days and winds mainly from the northwest.
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Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Lowes
South Atlantic
New Year Celebration At Plains Hotel Welcomes 1912 Guests
A large crowd gathered at the Plains hotel for a midnight New Year dinner and program hosted by manager Nicodemus. Mrs Cahill and Miss Buchannan provided music as officers of the Ninth Cavalry and guests filled the lower floor. The Flower of the Ranch quartet performed before Old Father Time announced 1912, followed by confetti, favors, and festive merriment lasting about three hours.
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Plains Hotel
Nicodemus
Ninth Cavalry
The
Flower of the Ranch” Company
Pregent
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Remedy Claim
An old ad touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets as a rapid cure for colds. It promises a refund if the remedy fails and includes a handwritten disclaimer about a pharmacist’s sign. The notice is presented in a dated patent medicine style with brand and reassurance to customers.
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Groves
Teachers Association Elects New Officers
The Teachers Association in Laramie elects officers for Christmas 1912. President Mr Early of Sheridan. Vice President Joseph B Burch Kemmerer. Secretary Mrea Meda Kinsley Buffalo. First Assistant Miss Carpenter Newcastle. Second Assistant Miss Prangeline Downey Laramie. Treasurer A D Boisseau Wheatland. Executive Committee Early Sheridan. Fee Laramie. Blakesley Rock Springs. Meeting place Sheridan.
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Teachers’ Association
Laramie
Mr. Early
Sheridan
Vics
Joseph B. Burch
Kemmerer
Mrea
Meda Kinsley
Buffalo
Flist
Miss Carpenter
Newcastle
Prangeline Downey
A. D. Boisseau
Wheatland
Early
Fee
Blakesley
Rock Springs
1912
Idleman Appeals Jewelry Assessment Error
Samuel Idleman a wealthy merchant will appear before county commissioners to correct an assessment error that flipped a $50 jewelry value to $5,000 on the schedule. He says the misentry arose from confusing a line separating hundreds from thousands with dollars from cents.
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Samuel Idleman
Judge Hook Opposed to Two Cent Fare
The article notes Judge Hook opposing a two cent fare as a motion on large areas faces delays despite promoters. It mentions Sun Yat Sen departing Shanghai for Nanking for his forthcoming inauguration, as advised by the State Department.
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Judge Hook
Sun
Shanghai
Washington, D. C
Sun Yat Sen
Republic of China
Nanking
State Department
Protection Is Demanded By The Jews
A dubious call frames politics and foreign policy as biased toward Russian interests. The piece endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as reliable for coughs and colds, noting it is safe and widely sold.
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William Myers Dry Goods Co
the World of Sport
Sat Nelson
Kopald’s
Caplio
Champion
OW Hight
Manoeal Makreau
New Oak
Business College
England
America
Grand Junction
Ben Davis
Sauer Kraut
Kelley Mercantile Co
Capitol
Fort Russell
Goodyear
Thevas
Umodesto & Pipitone
Cook Bros.co
Mre. C. A. Ligier
Des Moines
Iowa
Wyoming
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