Cheyenne Briefs Highlight Out-of-Town Visitors
Short notes from Cheyenne list visitors and business ties. Colorado and Southern official H E Renick spent the day here. travellers from Denver include Reinheimer Ackermann Lapp Stewart and Henritzy. Other arrivals include Bairs of Rawlins Wilkinsons from Wauneta Richards from Trinidad Drage from Loveland Clay Casper visitors Piecree Stowe Vyse and Graham and White of Omaha.
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Denver
Cheyenne
William Reinheimer
William Ackermann
Gus Lapp
J. G. Stewart
J. L. Henritzy
Bridge officials tour Cheyenne with Colorado and Southern
Superintendent Harry James and the bridges and buildings supervisor for the Colorado and Southern spent the day in Cheyenne. The visit focused on inspecting infrastructure and coordination between the railroad and local authorities.
Visitors and locals stop by the Plains this week
Wisconsin resident Mrs I H Sater arrives from Orfordville while Don E Morton and R G Taylor visit from Casper. H N Sanger from New York spends the day in Cheyenne as A A Spaugh Manville rancher and oil director visits on business. Charles Bogen from North Platte and R C Muir of M K and T stay on business calls. The Cheyenne Messenger service plans a six cent post January first.
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Spouch Wero
A. A. Spaugh
Manville
To Lengthen School or Because of The Measles Epidemic
Cheyenne public schools will lengthen the first semester by one week finishing January 26 instead of the 19th to allow students detained by measles to catch up. The second semester will be one week shorter.
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Ra B. Fee
Cheyenne Public Schoola
Are You Intoxi cated? A Curious Health Note
A short health blurb warns about possible poisoning from dinner gases and urges caution. It suggests a detox remedy using meat from whole wheat and claims it can cure auto illness and transform the person into a new man. The fragment hints at dietary remedies and misapplied medical ideas.
Edith Storey Designs Ballet Costume for Folly Screen Story
Edith Storey, the Vitagraph star, designs and supervises the ballet costume for the five part drama A Price for Folly. Her home becomes a dressmaking studio as she crafts a composite costume drawn from over a hundred outfits worn by famous ballet dancers worldwide.
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Edith Storey
Vitagraph
Miss Storey
Arrests in Police Court Include Disturbance and Theft
One case heard this afternoon saw Jim Cook receive ten days for disturbing the peace after attempting to depart the Dyer hotel without paying for his supper, arrested by Chief Embery. J. V. Coleman, jailed yesterday for beating his board bill, will go to the justice court. A Mexican detainee was released after creating a disturbance. Officers Peterson and Rodin arrested Ray King for doing Messenger service without a license.
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Jim Cook
Dyer Hotel
Embery
J. VD. Coleman
Justice Court
Peterson
Rodin
Ray King
Colorado Aims Tougher Prohibition Law If Passed
The Anti-Saloon League seeks a stricter Colorado prohibition bill limiting liquor imports. It would require permits from county clerks, bar deliveries to business addresses only, and set monthly limits of one quart of whiskey and twelve quarts of beer. Applicants face affidavit details and a 60 cent fee. Public notices would name receivers, potential employers, and families.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Anti-Saloon League
Colorado
Coal famine threatens San Francisco on thin coal supply
San Francisco faces a coal shortage with only about one week of supply in the city and scant shipments from Rocky Mountain mines. About forty percent of local dealers report no coal at all, according to barge wholesalers.
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San Francisco
Cal
Rocky Mountain
New Profession Developed by Oil Scouts in Oklahoma
In Bartleville Oklahoma on January 3 a new oil industry role emerges as scouts who monitor drilling activity turn into paid operatives for oil companies. These “scouts” travel from town to town to watch wells, report progress, and warn of royalty opportunities, sometimes earning over a hundred dollars monthly while staying within industry boundaries.
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Bartleville
Bil Jones
Bill Jones
Jones
Pill Jones
Pelite Society
Ble
Oklahoma
Funeral Held Friday for Wall Collapse Victim
Howard B. E. Wainwright died from injuries when the U P paint shop wall blew in. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 PM from the Elks home with the Knights of Pythias and Elks in charge. Coroner Clyde Early scheduled an inquest into the death.
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Howard BE. Wainwright
U. P
Elks
Barry'’s
Elks Home
Knights of Pythias
Brave
Clyde Early
Wainwright
The World and the Woman Opens in New Atlas Today
New Atlas debuts The World and the Woman starring Jeannie Eagels with Thanhouser's cast including Bord Marshall Thomas A Curran Wayne Arey Grace de Carlton Carey Hastings and Ethelmary Oakland. The film draws praise for its striking concept and strong performances.
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New York
Jeannie Eagels
Thanhouser
Bord Marshall
Thomas A. Curran
Wayne Arey
Grace de Carlton
Carey Hastings
Atthe Ethelmary Oakland
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Robert T. Bair
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C. L. Drage
Loveland
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Fred W. Stowe
Chalmers Vyse
Laramie
Will M. Graham
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I. H. Sater
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Orfordville
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R. G. Taylor
Cheyenne Messenger Service
H. N. Sanger
Edison
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North Platte
Charles Bogen
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M. K. & T. Railway
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