Cheyenne Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Travel Deals
Local items report Union Pacific tickets to Salt Lake for wool growers convention, officials and stockmen visiting Cheyenne, lawmakers in session, and a taxi service notice. Notables include H. L. Bell, A. W. Woodruff, Thomas A. Dunn, J. Cromer, H. Hansen, Schwood, and J. M. Flyon among others.
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Salt Lake
L. A. Broderick
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Utah
Thomas A. Dunn
Moorcroft
Crook
Campbell Counties
M. W. A. Call for Regular Meeting
The M. W. A. urges all bers to attend the regular meeting Monday evening January 8 at the A. O. U. W. hall.
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A. O. U. W. Hall
Vitagraph Film At Lyric Stages Sailor Scene
Vitagraph's Whom the Gods Destroy at the Lyric today stars Alice Joyce Harry Morey and Marc MacDermott with writers J Stuart Blackton and Cyrus Townsend Brady. Blackton sought realism by filming scenes aboard a real battleship rather than building a set.
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Vitagraph
Alice Joyce
Harry Morey
Marc MacDermott
J. Stuart Blackton
Cyrus Townsend Drady
Lyric Theater
Mr. Blackton
Uncle Sam
Beautiful hand colored film "The Life of Our Saviour" shown
A crowded matinee and packed house last night featured a hand colored production depicting early events in the life of Christ. Two shows this afternoon at 1 40 and 4 40 and two tonight at 7 and 9 o'clock drew strong city interest.
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Christ
Frugal meals praised in brief food note
A brief item extols Shredded Wheat Biscuits with milk as an economical, nourishing meal suitable for a half day’s work. It mentions a four to five cent cost and notes the product is made in Niagara Paris New York.
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Niagars
Paris
N.Y
Lodge Men Bury Victim of U P Falling Wall
The funeral of Howard E. Wainwright, killed in the Union Pacific paint shop wall collapse during a January gale, was held from the Cheyenne Elks’ home with burial at Lakeview cemetery. The Knights of Pythias led the grave service and pallbearers came from both the Elks and the Knights. An inquest found no criminal negligence.
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Howard E. Wainwright
Union Pacific
Cheyenne Elks
Lakeview J
Knights of Pythias
The
Elks
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Plains Garage Adds A Third Story for Storage
The Plains garage on Central avenue expands with a third story sized 50 by 100 feet adding storage for forty automobiles. The new floor frees space for repairs and improves handling of the facility s large business. A freight elevator serves the top floor and the structure is fireproof.
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Plains Garage
Central Avenue
Heinz 57 Varieties and Fresh Market Goods Advertised
Local shop promotes Heinz 57 varieties and a wide selection of fresh market items. The page highlights pickles catsup mustard jams and preserves along with fresh ranch eggs butter and live chickens. It notes daily vegetable deliveries and cheaper root vegetables this year with hundredweight price inquiries.
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H. J. Heinz Co
Heinz
Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges Install Officers in Wheatland
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges held a joint installation and banquet Tuesday night in Wheatland. New officers include James Wright N G and Harold Lucas L 5 V G for the Odd Fellows, with Bertha Webster N G and Laura Wightman secretary among Rebekah leadership.
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V. G
Harold Lucas
Laura Wightman
Fannia Belcher
Dasie Streed
Pauline Edwards
Belle Armann
Katherine Kaneman
Laura Whalen
B. F. Mitchell
F. Harter
Maggie Megiomer
I. G
Louise Bolte
Unidentified Denver Slayer Sought Here
Denver police seek an unidentified Mexican man about 20 with a medium build who shot Anselmo Fortanes to death in Denver. Fortanes was found with a bullet in his heart, the victim of a quarrel possibly over a woman. Three Mexican women at the scene were held for investigation.
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Denver
Anselmo Fortanes
Billy Powell Here Broken Leg Mending in Cheyenne Visit
Billy Powell of Horse Creek, former champion bronco buster, visits Cheyenne on crutches recovering from a broken leg after a horse rolled on him. He recently left Laramie hospital where injuries were treated and was seen greeting acquaintances around town yesterday.
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Billy Powell
Horse Creek
Cheyene
Laramie Hospital
Powell
Case Is Forgotten by Literary Club Banquet
A crowd of twenty three men at Cheyenne’s Plains last night enjoyed the Young Men’s Literary Club banquet. A. D. Walton presided as toast master for the semi annual officer transition. Burk H. Sinclair spoke on The Club in 1966 and M. A. Kline on A Great Novel. D. J. Howell acted as official critic. W. C. Deming, as secretary, will organize the next gathering.
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Plains
W. C. Deming
Auto Licenses Sent Out From Capitol at 100 Daily
The secretary of state reports about 100 automobile licenses are issued daily from the capitol. The statement released yesterday confirms the steady pace of license distribution and outlines the ongoing process.
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Secretary of State
Consid
Mrs Sophia Lie man Buried From Chapel
The funeral for Mrs. Sophia Lie man was held yesterday at 3 PM from Early chapel with Rev. George Van Winkle officiating. She died at 1515 O Neil Street, leaving a husband a daughter and three sons.
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Sophia Lieman
George van Winkle
First Baptist Church
O'Neil Street
Phenomenal Conner Thomas J Abernathy enters canning business
Haz ard senior Abernathy of West Pembroke Missouri, famed for a perfect brain, plans to join his father in a canning venture. His intellect, proven by Munsterberg tests, places him first among 275 students and among thousands tested, with rapid solutions to problems others labor over.
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Thomas J. Abernathy
Hazard
West Pembroke
Hugo Munsterberg
Munastererg
Young Abernathy
Solulea
Licenses Issued Across Wyoming With Road Funds
As 1917 neared, applicants submitted licenses with 1916 numbers. Licenses circulated statewide. The $5 fee splits with $4 to the resident county for road improvements and $1 to the state.
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Wyoming
Cooperative Store in Superior Incorporation Filed
The Workers o Operative Store of Superior filed articles with the secretary of state to enter general mercantile business in Superior. Capitalized at 10000 dollars, all stockholders serve as directors, each owning five shares. Directors include Emisso Odorissi, Lucas Groser, Frank Bergamo, Alex Magagna, Dan Magagna, Mike Tonson, Joe Galfi, Joe Kiopek, Joe Giovennini, Joe Sofia, Joe Brida, Leo Amoldi, and Guido Terrini.
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Superior
Emisso Odorissi
Lucas Groser
Frank Bergamo
Alex Magagna
Dan Magagna
Mike Tonson
Joe Galfi
Joe Kiopek
Joe Giovennini
Joe Sofia
Joe Brida
Leo Amoldi
Guido Terrini
Jack the Peeper Angers Wyoming Towns Amid Daily Street Shows
Citizens in several Wyoming towns express frustration as a figure nicknamed Jack the Peeper is blamed for lurid peeping. The critic notes a daytime street-gadding brigade performing publicly on main avenues, reducing the perceived need for clandestine prowling.
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Wyoming
Jack the
Former Deputy County Clerk Leaves City for Kansas City
Frank Warlaumont, longtime deputy under County Clerk Harry Tupper, plans to move to Kansas City this month with his wife to take a railroad job. Many friends praise his efficient work and pleasing personality as he departs.
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Frank Warlaumont
Harry Tupper
Kansas City
Card of Thanks for Baby Annie’s Sickness and Death
Mr. and Mrs. Nangy and family express gratitude to friends for the moral offering and loving services during the illness and passing of their baby Annie. Special thanks to neighbors Mrs. J R Summerton Mrs Wm Hemthorn Mr and Mrs Frank Rumiley Miss Catherine Von Kennel Mrs Bruce Jones Mrs George Gillin Mrs Mary Bogensberger Mrs Mary Howa and Miss M Lebhart.
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Nangy
Annie
J. R. Summerton
Wm. Hemthorn
Frank Rumiley
Catherine von Kennel
Bruce Jones
George Gillin
Mary Bogensberger
Mary Howa
M. Lebhart
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Apital Coal Company Oal
Sherman Co
H. L. Bell
A. W. Woodruff
Ben F. Swisher
Weat 17Th Street
Whaley
W.T. Whaley
Hyatville
Panama
David Matthews
Brand
Henry Hansen
Chugwater
Cail Lon Davis
Plains Hotel
Meriden
C. N. Lovercheck
Elie Gregory
Lovercheck
Gregory
Frank Marsh
John Danvers
F. W. Cushatt
Snerman Co
Casper
A. C. Campbell
Midwest Oil Co
T. O. Turner
Jim Cromer
Schwood
H. H. Schwood
Cody
the Plains
Denver Wieltore
J. W. Graham
Frank Naedeoll
Frank Hadsell
Rawlins
A. Higby
Anson Higby
Wyoming State Fair Association
Douglas
Lander
F. W. Wheat
Austin
George C. Austin
Davidson
John M. Flyon
Tate Plains
Torrington
J. T. Snow Og
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Federal
J. C. Lorenz
R. C. Boyd
Scottsbluff
Baggs
Laise
G. W. Wilson
W. F. Hay
Sherman Ca
Great Falls
G. C
Mont
P. C. Miland
U.S. A
Davidson's
Laramie
E. W. Rogers
Capitol
Brush
EF. C. Henson
Colo
Barrett
Edwin Barrett
Riverton
Omaha
Ben Davis
Jonathans
Pascal Colery
Mason
Java
Burson
O’connell
East 11Th Street
South Side
NEW Atlas
Lodge
U. P
Olsen
Evans St
NEW Burchner Jewelry CO
Rebekah Lodges
Snow
GODS
Alice Brady
Conner
Thomas J. Abermathy
Co-Operative
of Christ
Wyoming Fuel & Feed CO
Carey & 18Th
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
Capitol Avenue
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