Wool Growers Convention Prep Attracts Delegates
Wool Growers Association secretary W. McClure arrived in Cheyenne to organize the January convention. Delegates from across the country, including railway men and merchants, plan to attend the Plains hotel. Prominent attendees include J. J. Bently, E. P. Speath, George Sherrarde, L. G. Renold, L. C. Campbell, J. L. Yundt, P. W. Olson, Charles Haigh, Heath, Knollin, C. H. Jackson, H. P. Hathaway, H. W. Kerhoin, and other industry leaders.
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W. McClure
Wool Grower's Association
Cheyenne
McClure
Booth
Chicago
Roy Schenk
Cokeville
Charles
Haigh
Philadelphia
Mr. Heath
A.J. Knollin
Knollin Sheep Commission Co
C. Wood
C. H. Jackson
Missouri Pacific R. R
Denver
H. P. Hathaway
H. W. Kerhoin
Jos
Bee
Kirklafid Mo
H.C. Wood
New York City
Walter E. Wood
South Onaha
Railway delegates to convention from Salt Lake and Ogden join Casper club
Railway men from Salt Lake City and Ogden have reserved rooms at the Plains for the convention. Delegates from P H ook U P J E B Gosling Kanawha EK R Lela Santa Fe W L Greener N Central N F Heslin Burlington J A Foley Ninots Central and others will attend. The Casper Commercial club has reserved spots for members. The program includes daily sessions on wool industry topics and evening entertainment.
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Salt Lake
Ogden
Plains
P. H.@ook
U. P
J. Eb.gosling
J. J. Kavanaugh
Missouri Pacific
EK. R. Lela
Santa Fe
W. L. Greener
N. ¥. Central
N. F. Heslin
Burlington
J. A. Foley
Ninots Central
J. J. Marka
Omaha
T. ©. Porteons
Spokane Wash
J. J. Ford
Denver
Casper Commercial Club
Teachea
New County Officers to Be Installed This Week
A list of upcoming county office holders is provided. Officials include County Clerk Harry Tupper and deputies Frank Warlaumont Jay Stoddard Misa Tupper. County Treasurer Ray Olds Samuel Schuetz. Deputy Assessor Edwin Smalley Emmett Storey. Deputy Sheriff Frank Roweh and assistants Pat Hayes undersheriff William Yout. Clerk of Court T J Fisher and Geo Merritt. Justice of the Peace William Oakley and W H Ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tupper
Frank E. Warlaumont
Jay Stoddard
Misa Jessie Tupper
Ray K. Olds
Samuel Schuetz
Edwin Smalley
Emmett Storey
Frank Roweh
Hhis
Pat Hayes
Geo. Merritt
Frank Houseman
Wm. Oakley
W. H
Cheyenne Officials Elected In 19th Century Ballot
The piece lists Cheyenne figures: Harry W. Tupper sheriff and county clerk candidate, R. K. Olds county treasurer, Frank B. Roach sheriff, Samuel M. Thompson prosecuting attorney, T. Joseph Fisher clerk of the district court, Mrs. Mamie Hefferon schoolteacher, Edwin J. Smalley county assessor, Everett W. Glafcke county surveyor, Beard coroner, with biographical notes on their long ties to Cheyenne and prior work paths. The account notes The Rose Rose play delighting Cheyenne audiences with The Red Hose production and cast, including Zoe Barnett and Laura Jaffray, plus future show Mutt and Jeff on Jan 8.
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T. A. Castile
Farmington
John B. Sloan
Harry W. Tupper
Cheyenne
Mr. Tupper
R. K. Olds
Union Pacific
Luke Vorhees
Frank B. Roach
Hughes
Samuel M. Thompson
John C. Thompson
Kentucky
T. Joseph Fisher
District Court
J. W. Fisher
Supreme Court
Fisher
Mamie Hefferon
Samuel Brown
Edwin J. Smalley
Schaefer
Everett W. Gla
David Reese
Andre
Vanity Fair
Zoe Barnett
Lola
Laura Jaffray
Gyp
Maurice Darcy
Alonzo Lorimer
Wiliam H. Conley
Raphel Spiegel
Mme. Joyant
Walter Catlett
Charlotte Philbrick
Russell Lennon
Dick Lorimer
Local Cheyenne residents on Republican slate for county offices
Nine-year Cheyenne resident and physician is noted among Republicans alongside Fred L. LaPash county road supervisor, Frank Hovneman justice of the peace, and Wm. Oakley, W. H. Edwards, and T. A. Castle as Republican justice of the peace nominees. The article also mentions newly elected county commissioners from Moesera, Sloan, and Farmington who will form the new board and appoint a successor to Curtles upon his resignation.
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Cheyenne
Fred L. LaPash
Frank Hovneman
Wm. Oakley
W. H. Edwards
T. A. Castle
Castle
Grand Army
Oakley
England
Moesera
Sloan
Farmington
Curtles
Wyoming Poultry Show Draws Largest Attendance
The Wyoming Poultry and Pet Stock association wrapped up its second annual show with record crowds. Judge Stone delivered an afternoon and evening lecture on breeding and raising poultry and answered raisers questions. Local exhibitors took most awards amid strong outside competition. a next show is expected though not yet planned.
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Wyoming Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Judge Stone
Stone
West
Shoes to rise 50 cents as car production tightens leather supply
Denver January 4. A leading Eastern shoe firm told a Denver customer that all shoe prices will advance by 50 cents per pair within two months, effective by March 1 1913. The reason given cites leather shortages driven by increased automobile production, with lower grades hit first and prices climbing from two to four dollars and beyond.
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Denver
Whitein
East
America
Keene Fortune Debated After Death
New York Jan 4 The friends of James R Keene discuss his possible estate with estimates ranging from twenty million to five million dollars amid posthumous scrutiny of the veteran turfman and financier's will.
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New York
James R. Keene
Keene
Taft Declares Wake Tone as He Defends Panama Toll Stance
President Taft, at a Waldorf Astoria dinner, denounces Senate over arbitration with Britain and France. He pledges support for Panama tolls negotiations and frames his political defeat as a wake, calling for Republicans to reunite with faithful members. He speaks to over one thousand attendees focused on progressives.
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New York
Taft
Panama
England
United States
International Peace Forum
Senate
Great Britain
France
Waldorf Astoria
White House
Motor bandits terrorize Chicago shoppers in downtown raid
In Chicago on January 4 a jewelry store robbery sparked a dramatic pursuit as four armed bandits fired on shoppers and exchanged gunfire with police. Patrolman Stricken was seriously wounded after being attacked during a stop.
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Chicago
North Side
Fred Stricken
Clark Street
Thomas Hanson
Hanson
Charles Stricken
Stricken
LaSalle Avenue
Stricken As
Miss Helena Kesterling Dismissed For Looks At Bethany College
Bethany college in Bethany Pennsylvania reports Miss Helena Kesterling physical director to the co-eds has been dismissed by trustees because of her good looks. Five male students are noted in the brief item.
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Bethany
Helena Kesterling
Bethany College
Banish Those Ugly Pimples With Calcium Wafers
An advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a blood purifying cure for pimples, blemishes, and skin eruptions. It claims quick, thorough action, safety, and availability at druggists for 10 cents, promising a visible facial improvement within days.
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Stuart
Beautiful Miss Kesterling Dismissed From College
A female student known for beauty and social prominence alleges she was dismissed for being too beautiful to stay in the same zone with male and female students. She claims trustees gave no clear reason, only citing rules about post office visits after 7 pm with a male student.
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Miss Kesterling
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