Rail line speculation and senatorial candidacy tale
Dated Jan reports from Rifle and Sheridan discuss a rumored Midland Railroad route near Bogas and Denver to Salt Lake City. Sheridan mentions Hon. BF Perkins as a potential United States Senate candidate, pending advice from allies and possible campaign moves.
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Roger
Rifle
Cole
Midland Mailroad Company
Bogas
Denver
Salt Lake City
Midland
Rock Island
Sheridan
United States
Clarence D. Clark
Evanston
Perkins
Cheyenne
Three Day Drink Habit Cure Promoted by Neal Institute
Advert May claim a three day cure for alcohol habit at the Neal Institute in Omaha Nebraska. It touts a no injection, no narcotic method and a no cure no pay policy. The ad references widespread cures in Iowa and Nebraska and lists the address 1402 South Youth Street Omaha.
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Neal Institute
Omaha
Neb
South Youth Street
Iowa
Nebraska
Grand Island
Nest Institute
Neal Inez
America
Commercial club pledges funds for three-county split elections
At a Torrington meeting the Commercial club adopted a resolution to pay expenses for two special elections that would be required if Laramie county is divided into three counties. A petition signed by about six hundred people will be presented to the legislature.
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Honble County
Torrington
Jan
Commercial Club
Laramie County
Hatton Business Men VA Panchapter Game
A local basketball game notes a Panchapter event at Kerr Hall in A C Kerr Hall venue tonight featuring the Hatton Business Men team.
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Haton Business Men
A. C. Kerr Hall
Panchapter
Sheridan bars form fifteen-attorney state association
Sheridan reports a fifteen-attorney bar association formed with a committee to draft a constitution. A runaway accident injures A F Whles a schoolteacher whose buggy and horse were wrecked by a wire fence. Fort Leavenworth field service school invites Captain Lane for April. Mrs Campbell buys a business block for $19 000. Local death births and marriages listed plus half price sale at WM Myrrs Dry Goods.
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Army Field Service School
Fort Lenagenworth
Sheridan —Mre
V. A. Campbell
J. D. Loucks
State Leader subscription drive for Cheyenne readers
Citizens of Cheyenne are urged to promote Wyoming's State Leader newspaper to eastern friends and business acquaintances. The notice promotes subscriptions with special rates including one year for 5.75 and other multi month options, urging immediate action by phone or mail.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Quay
Unita County Hopes for New County Split
In Kemmerer Wyoming January reports say Unita County residents push for cutting off a new county. Plans consider lines across the county with valuation aided by tax rolls to determine feasibility and a single new county with about 12.58 million valuation. The proposal also contemplates attaching western Fremont county if accepted and urges broad public discussion.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Thintea
Unita
Camera
Eyork
Uinita County
Union Pacific
Cokeville
Salt River Range
Fremont County
Chattet
Cireen
Uinta
Star Vally
Jackson Hole
Fremont
Lander
Fremont Couaty
Uinta County
Continental Divide
Leckle Ormith Pass
Sweetwater County
Green River Valley
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Nervous Cure
A reader recounts years of nervous prostration and stomach trouble until Hood's Sarsaparilla eased symptoms and led to lasting relief. The ad argues pure blood strengthens nerves and promotes overall health, urging purchase in liquid or tablet form.
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Barre
Mim
Minerva Reminger
Upper
Rorea
Hood
Why So Thin and How to Gain Weight
A promotional piece argues that thin people suffer social derision and poor health, urging a home remedy using essence of pepsin, rhubarb syrup, cardiol, and cadomone tincture with water and meals. It cites dubious weight-gain claims and ends with a pile of medical advertisements including PAZO OINTMENT for piles.
California towns show remarkable growth near 1910
California cities and towns with 5000 or more people expanded from nineteen in 1900 to thirty one in 1910, census figures show. No place in this category lost population, and the state’s overall rise reflects rapid growth such as that of Long Beach, contributing to a ninety percent increase.
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Washington
California
Census Bureau
Asate
Long Beach
State Veterinarian Names His Deputies
Dr. Benjamin F. Davis of Douglas was commissioned state veterinarian by Governor Joseph M. Carey and spent the day at the state house naming deputies. He designated Dr. R. S. Naylor of Garland as field deputy and Lewis Potter of Douglas as office deputy. Potter is well known in Cheyenne for his bank experience with the First National Bank. He succeeds George La Pash of Douglas.
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Benjamin F. Davis
Douglas
Yeaterday
Joseph M. Carey
State House
Davis
R. 8. Naylor
Garland
Wyo
Lewis Potter
Potter
Cheyenne
First National Bank
George la Pash
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Empire District
Charles Apeese
Ian Way
Justice of the Peace
James Jackson
Justi¢e Wood
Aliexard
Hock Springs
Bloom
J. Kilbourne
Eden
Greybull
J. T. Draper Kemmerer
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Peter Jones
James Matthews
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George Hamiltton
Mira Edith Lowrey
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R. Denio
Cumberland
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Idaho
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Sam Mandal
Capitol Avenue Theatre
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