Cheyenne Business in 1913 Over Six Million Mark
In 1913 Cheyenne saw strong trade despite soldier abstention and a shopmen’s strike. Improvements and a farming boom in Golden Prairie and Highland district boosted retail and wholesale activity, with new buildings and Cheyenne becoming a key jobbing center. Real estate sales and postal receipts rose, reflecting broader economic growth for the inter-mountain city.
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Farmers
Fort Russell
Golden Prairie
Highland Colony
Cheyenne
New Women's University Club House Opens in New York
The new home of the Women's University club, built for 260000 dollars, opens today for member and guest inspection. Reported as America’s first women’s clubhouse, it marks a notable milestone. The reminder line about honesty and payday appears as a detached adage.
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New York
Women's University Club
America
Senator Warren and party unity in a German accented chatter
A humorous, stylized diary dialogue mocks Democratic unity and legislative progress. The speakers debate if leaders and President still push reform while contrasting Republican inaction. The piece ends with well wishes for the new year and echoes political critique.
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Edltor von
Holme Schplegelmeier
der Leader
Phillip Dent- Bross
Milwaukee
Golly
Dix
Inie
Herale
Benator Warren
Ches
Helnie
Senator Warren
Sweer
G. C. PF
Train Kills Pickering U P Officer
George Pickering a long time Union Pacific special agent was killed by a switch engine on the railroad tracks in Rock Springs Wyoming. The collision mangled his body and severed an arm while Mrs Pickering loyal to him lies critically ill and may not survive the shock.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
George Pickering
Pickering
Union Pacific
Building Collapse in South Bend Kills Four
A recently remodeled three story building in South Bend Indiana collapsed today killing three men and one woman. Many others escaped with injuries as rescue crews searched the rubble for victims and survivors.
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South Bend
Ind
Beef Imports Show Increase in 1913
Washington reports a tariff free list boosted meat imports in October and November. The Agriculture Department says 18,000,000 pounds of beef and related products entered the country, over three times the total for 1912. Agents condemned 18,800 pounds. nearly half came from Canada with Argentina and Uruguay supplying the rest.
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Washington
Lst
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Canada
Argentine
Uruguay
Poultry Show Prize Winners Announced at Wyoming Event
Last night closed the Wyoming Poultry and Pet Stock show which began December 1 at the old Frontier pool hall. All prizes were awarded as many fine birds entered and attendance was strong. W M Foust won the silver cup for best display. his White Wyandottes took the trophy. Cc F Smith distributed prize checks while winners included J E Niswander Holliday and Morris T Paul Wilcox Wm Charles Mrs J C Fulton Henry Arp Mrs W W Busselle Hert Penman and Quality Poultry Yards Woulder Colorado among others.
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Wyoming Poultry and Pet Stock Show
Old Frontier Pool Hall
W. M. Foust
Buechner Jewelry Company
Hia White Wynndottes
Cc. F. Smith
Plymouth Rocks
J. E. Niswander
Jet
Holliday and Morris
T. Paul Wilcox
Wm. Charles
White Plymouth Rocks
J. C. Fulton
Henry Arp
Buff Plymouth Rocks
W. W. Busselle
Hert Penman
White Wyandottes — Quality Poultry Yards
Woulder
Colo
Fear felt on Jersey coast as gale-lashed seas rise
A northwest gale drives huge seas against weakened bulkheads along the New Jersey coast. The rare storm threatens further flooding with the morning tide, though no loss of life is reported.
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Jersey Coast
New York
New Jersey
Trust Trail May Lead to Prosecution
Washington January 3 The justice department says its cold storage trust probe has found trail likely to bring prosecutions in court. Leaders in the combination operated inside several large cities and the department has redoubled its efforts to uncover evidence linking dealers to the Sherman anti trust law. Officials will not discuss specifics of the findings.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Department
Roosevelt Engagement Reported In Richmond
Letters received today announce the engagement of Belle Willard daughter of Ambassador Willard in Madrid to Kermit Roosevelt. The couple plan a spring wedding, according to the消息.
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Richmond
Belle Willard
Lopez Search Abandoned in Utah-Apex Pursuit
Bingham Utah January 2 Ralph Lopes who vowed more men would die before pursuers faltered appears to have escaped as the official search ends. Sheriff Baith disperses posses leaving the portale unguarded for the first time since November. Citizens plan to resume private searches hoping Lopes is not dead. A $1000 reward remains for Lopes dead or alive.
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Bingham
Ralph Lopes
Baith
Bie Posses
Lopes
Cheyenne Growth Plans for 1914 Public Roads and Livestock Show
Articles urge Cheyenne to act in 1914 to boost growth. Proposals include building good roads and shaping Lincoln Highway across the county, marketing state lands near the city for a June sale, and establishing an annual livestock show with a June auction to attract Wyoming and regional buyers.
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Cheyenne
Taramile
Nebraska
Oth
Wyoming
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Fritz
Democratic Congress
Ike
Hennie
Ue S Treasury
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