City News Bits from Cheyenne Listings and Notices
A Cheyenne items roundup reports city services and ads at 1709 Carey Ave and 19th and Carey Ave, along with notices on pardons, a piano class at 510 East Twenty-fifth Street, and a wind event that damaged windows. It also notes Jeffers expected back from Ogden, a dressmaking ad, homestead entries, a Wool Growers convention arrival, and various filings including incorporations and final proofs.
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Carey Ave
Groshon
Reyd Cigar
Mark A. Chapman
Jeffers
Union Pacific
Ogden
Mia
D. Gee
Capitol Avenue
Board of Pardon
Board of Pardons
Mabel EF. Smith
East Twenty-fifth Street
Cheyenne
Courthouse hears divorce petition and arson case updates
In land Wyoming Joseph K Hockman and others are named. Anna Broderick files a divorce action against Poon Broderick in district court, alleging insufficient facts for a case. Willie Unwin faces a scheduled hearing before Judge Mentzer on arson charges linked to a false alarm, with denial that he acted alone.
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Willie Unwin
Mentzer
Willie
Unusual Weather Report For The Past Month
Report by R Q Grant, section director of the weather bureau, shows a high of 51 degrees on the 14th and a low of 5 below on the 12th and 25th. It notes a 0 range on the 5th, .63 inches of precipitation, 7.8 inches of snowfall, and .22 inch in 24 hours on the 25th. Northwest winds averaged 14.1 mph, with gusts to 70 mph on the 20th and total movement 10 473 miles.
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R.Q. Grant
Weather Bureau
Physician Endorses Eckman’s Alterative for Throat and Lung
A physician cites successful tubercular gland treatment with Eckman’s Alterative and notes patients improving, including a Idaho Falls case gaining weight and recovering lung health. Mrs. M. H. Garvin swears to relief. the ad promotes the remedy as nonpoisonous and habit-forming free, with a prescription to request a booklet and contact Bekman Laboratory.
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Eckman
Idaho Falls
Idaho
M. H, Garvin
Garvin
Police Court Broadside of New Year Disturbances
In a police court session yesterday multiple New Year’s disturbances were heard. Sergeant Quinton faced charges of disturbing the peace after allegedly threatening a Chinese man with a revolver, with the man presenting two wrapped stones as evidence. Quinton paid a $15 fine. Two colored women facing similar charges carried knives and razors during a dispute. they offered no statements. Jack Nolan’s case for disturbance was postponed until today pending witness testimony.
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Quinton
Jack Nolan
Cafeteria Dinner Times at The Robinson Featured
Advertising copy promotes a cafeteria serving lunch and dinner at The Robinson with up-to-date home cooking claimed. It also markets fifty pairs of patent leather calf boots in various sizes at 82.50 to close and lists John Harrington as contact.
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John Harrington
Personalities flock to Cheyenne for New Year social mix
A flood of visitors and residents travel between Cheyenne and nearby towns during New Year festivities. Notables include E R Rathburn of Chugwater, P Brand from Chugwater, George T Horne of Medicine Bow, W P Holman of Casper, P J O’Connor from Casper, Dr and Mrs Brandenburg of Lander, and others visiting for holidays or business, with several planning moves or trips to Denver, Denver area, or Honolulu.
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E. RR. Rathburn
Chugwater
Cheyenne
P. Brand
George T. Horne
Medicine Bow
W. P. Holman
Casper
P. J. O'Connor
Mrs. Brandenburg
Lander
F. A. Brown
E. DP. Warton
J. E. Kimble
Kansas City
Mr. Kimble
Union Pacific
John Hogan
Denver
J. L. Stockton
St. Louis
Harry H. Post
Wheeler
Ogden
E. C. Johnson
Pueblo
Cheypone
A. N. Lovell
Denvler
John C. Smith
Jessie Guernsey
Cushing
Neb
C. L. Beatty
Pine Bluffs
Honolulu
Felix Alaton
Atate
Rawlins
Wilson
H. A. Robinson
Fort Collins
W. A. Morrison
HM. E. Dalley
Frank R. Fletcher
Guernsey
Yeater
RA. Caruther
Dirtywater
KE. B. Entertine
Sheridan
Charles Vauver
Red Rose Confetti Carnival Tops New Musical Comedy
The finale in The Red Rose features lavish confetti and lighting, with stunning costuming and stage effects that captivate the audience. Zoe Barnett leads a notable song number Van ity Fair, supported by a list of well known names from comic opera including Ouie Casavant Bly Brown Matiles Darcy Russell Len non Wayne Nunn William H. Con ley Charles Clear Laura Jaffray and Charlotte Philbrick.
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Vanity Fair
Zoe Barnett
Ouie Casavant
Bly Brown
Matiles Darcy
Russell Lennon
Wayne Nunn
William H. Conley
Charles Clear
Laura Jaffray
Charlotte Philbrick
Walter Catlett
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Gentle Cleanser for Children
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as the ideal gentle laxative for children. It claims quick relief from constipation without drugging, using natural figs senna and aromatics. The copy urges mothers to keep the product on hand and follow package directions for all ages.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Upbeat ad snippet with varied offerings and venue name
Fragmentary text advertises an up-to-date place named The Robinson with home cooking and a schedule from 11:80 to 2 p.m and mentions GB to To mm, supporting a casual display of local commerce.
Fight Breaks Out Between Fowls at Poultry Show
An unexpected scuffle erupted at a poultry show when two Indian game roosters housed together in a Pine Want exhibit fought fiercely. Referee Fulton attempted to intervene as the birds turned on him while amused fans watched the brief clash before the room closed.
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Pine Whiffa
Fulton
Birds
Palser-McCarthy
Civil Service Trials in Cheyenne This Month
Civil service examinations announced in Cheyenne with dates January 22 and 27. Positions include press feeder at government printing office with pay 25 to 27 cents per hour, medical interne at the government hospital for the insane at 6000 dollars yearly plus maintenance, and more. Other posts include laboratory assistant in ceramics, junior chemist and junior computer at the bureau of mines in Pittsburgh and Washington, engineer at Tulalip Indian School, and alloy chemist with salaries from 2400 to 3000 dollars annually.
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Cheyenne
Government Printing Office
Government Hospital
Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Mines
Pittsburgh
Washington
Indian Service
Tulalip School
Former Indian Goes Away for Winter
Former Indian star Jimmy Whelan, captain of the Indians in 1910 and 1911, has traveled to Kansas City Missouri for the winter. He led the Ogden club in batting last season and attracted major league interest, now signed by the St. Louis Nationals and awaiting orders to report to the Cardinals likely for spring training in St. Louis for the 1915 season.
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Jimmy Whelan
Kansas City
Jimmy
Indians
Ogden
Union
St. Louis Nationals
Kangan City
Cardinals
St. Louis
Army transfers and promotions at Fort Russell
Special orders at Fort Russell appoint Regimental Sergeant Major Hamilton Kennedy to relief position, promote Private Hamilton Kennedy to Battalion Sergeant Major, and assign Private Calvin Potts in the mounted scouts. Cook Elijah Mavens transfers from Company A to Company B Eleventh Infantry under army regulations.
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Ralph W. Wiles
Eleventh Infantry
Aqnajor
Hamilton R. Kennedy
Eleventh
Infantry
Calvin &. Potts
McGan
Cook Elijah Mavens
Cheyenne Business College Opens Winter Term
The Cheyenne Business College opened its winter term with increased enrollment. The college filled its seating capacity and added practical office facilities for students. President Barritt plans further facilities while Mr BB McKiddy joins the faculty from Springfield, Missouri.
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Cheyenne Business College
Witter
Yewgeo
Illwid
Barritt
Chateeter
BB. OL McKiddy
Springfield
Business College
Cheyenone Business College
Train kills two on track as others barely escape
Traveling freight agent Bu Ment W. Dahi and his son were killed when struck by a train at Pleasant Widge Ohio on January 2. Mrs. Dahl and her father crossed the track in time, while the incident ends with a note to subscribe for The Loader.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Bu- Ment W. Dahi
Grand Track
Pleasant Widge
Dahl
First Nighters Cheer Cheyenne Popu lar Late Play House Show
The first nighters praised the Cheyenne late play house show last night calling it the best ever seen in Cheyenne. Four acts entertained with La Venere posing beauty Miss Clara Farek Mosher and Likes singing dancing and jokes The Three Sinclares provided acrobatics and strength demonstrating graceful balance and stamina The pictures and morale met the standard supporting the overall commendation.
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Cheyenne
la Venere
Clara Farek
Mosher
Sinclares
Debtor Notices From Former Business Premises
Public notice states the debtor will settle at the former place of business for the next ten days and invites all who owe money to pay promptly at their earliest convenience.
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Ti. Labben
Entombed Miners in Soul Mine Face Uncertain Fate
In Tawaqua Pennsylvania on January 2 a rescue effort followed a collapse at a soul mine. Reports say eight men were trapped with at least one believed dead and others possibly alive. conditions described include broken tools and debris blocking access.
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Tawaqua
Notice on eight percent penalty for unpaid taxes
County Treasurer Luk Voorhees announces a full eight percent penalty on the total amount of all taxes unpaid as of January 1 1918. The notice sets the rate and enforces collection actions.
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LUK
Voorhees
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Frank Potts
Fort Russell
Timret
South Cheyenne
Federal Land Office
Geo. C. Christiansen
Wheatland
Wyo
Williames
Miller
Gallio
John Co
Godbey
E. Booth
National Wool Warehouse and Storage Co
Chicago
Wool Growers’ Convention
Secretary of State
Evanston Mutual Building’ and Loan Association
Capital Stock
Evanston
Cheyenne River, Land and Livestock Company
Hampshire
Wro
Caroll
Ankney
Ayer
Concha
Sam Broncha
Eddy Street
A. T. Hale
17Th St
Valere
Harvard
Tigers
New Haven College
Crimson Rooters
Elithie
Foster Sanford
Robinson
Capitol Avenue Theater
Citizens National Bank
Qryenye
Ft. Russell News
Kola
Lika ES Bar Os
Three Sinclares
Darin
Atlas
Voidmy
Kreseth
Teesday
Vilti Palre
Modesto & Pipitone
Capitol Ave
Carey
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