Stockholders Meeting for Chihuahua Lumber Co in Cheyenne
The regular annual meeting of Chihuahua Lumber Company stockholders will be held at 219 W. 16th St Cheyenne Wyoming on January 23 1918 at 3 p m for election of directors and other business. B B Brooks President B Richardson Secretary. Notice: Laramie county certificates of indebtedness registered at county treasurer’s office issued April 1 1912 to June 20 1912 will be paid January 11 1918 or soon after on presentation at the county treasurer. In Egypt drainage project forecast cotton crop to reach 1 000 000 000 pounds in four years. 1911 crop was 1 000 000 000 pounds.
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The
Chihuahua Lumber Company
W. 16Th St
Cheyenne
Wyoming
B. B. Brooks
Laramie
Laramie County
Ray K. Oldas
Egypt
BE. L. Emery
Economy Oil Company
Capital Stock
Denver
Success Oil Company
Lee Champion
Fiks Dance Evening Jan 8 With Dancing At Eight Thirty
Fiks hosts a Wednesday dance on January 8 with dancing scheduled from 8 30 PM. The event emphasizes a social dance night at the venue.
Miller's Repair Shop Promises Correct Watch Service
City brief notes Miller's Watch Repair on Carey Ave offering expert repairs at moderate prices. It also lists Sears, loans, and local real estate ads, with other items including court news, homestead filings, trains delayed by cold, and the formation of two Colorado oil companies in Denver.
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Miller's
Carey Ave
Supreme Court
Oane
Adelaide
J. Woover
Autin
Richardson
Mark A
Chapman
Carey Ava
Federal Land Office
le Grand Patrick
Patrick
Wyo
Supreme Court affirms Dunn v. Omaha-Wyoming Oil Co ruling
Justice Scott issues first decision as chief justice affirming district court in Uinta county. The Charles Dunn vs Omaha-Wyoming Oil Co case originated with an Evans ton land office filing on May 5, 1906. Arguments by R B Lee for plaintiff in error and M A Kline for defendant in error were heard in Cheyenne. case taken under advisement.
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Scott
State Supreme Court
District Court
Uinta County
Charles Dunn
Omaha-Wyoming Oil Company
Carpenter
United States Land Office
Evanston
Supreme Court
David P. Evanson
Cheyenne Cement, Stone and Brick Company
R. B. Lee
M. A. Kline
Industrial Club Adds New Members at Monthly Meeting
The Industrial club held its regular monthly meeting last night and admitted Elmer Lane attorney J M Howard contractor BE BW Brelech VU P agent. The annual meeting is set for Tuesday evening Jan 28 in the club rooms with a smoker for Wool Growers convention visitors and delegates. All members are urged to attend.
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Industrial Club
Elmer Lane
J. M. Howard
BW. Brelech
VU. P
Unclear OCR Fragment on Sleep Inducing Technique
An unclear readable line suggests a note about paging or a dumnipter affecting a man’s sleep. The fragment lacks identifiable persons organizations or places to establish a full news item.
City Considers Ordinance to Curb Bully Bulldog Nuisance
Police face growing dog problems as bulldogs roam freely. neighbors report attacks and a resident even holds a threat to a homeowner. City Attorney Thompson and Mayor Gill discuss drafting an ordinance to regulate dangerous dogs amid rising citizen complaints.
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Hae
John Charles Thompson
Thompson
Gill
Foreclosure Granted for Hanover Canal Assets Sale Tomorrow
Judge Riner denied the postponement of the foreclosure sale of Hanover Canal company assets to satisfy a mortgage of 226,328.28 dollars plus costs. The sale, led by United States Marshal H A Patten, will occur tomorrow at 10 am in front of the federal building. The auction covers all property and company privileges, including rights to one cubic foot of water per second from the Big Horn river per 70 irrigated acres and associated land claims.
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Hanover Canal Company
Riner
Federal
United States
H. A. Patten
Hanover Company
Big Horn
Hudson to Jackson Hole Elk Survey and Capture Plans
H D Hudson state game warden stopped in Cheyenne en route to Jackson Hole to inspect elk and prepare for capturing specimens for distribution within Wyoming. He is setting up corrals near Jackson Hole to repost elk to other regions where herds are scarce. The journey will use rail and wagon and snowshoe travel through what he calls the finest game season in the United States.
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H. D. Hudson
Cheyenne
Jackson
United States
Wyoming
Mr. Hudson
Salvation Army Seeks Cast Off Clothing and Furniture
Salvation Army officials urge residents to donate magazines and used goods to fund outreach. Captain Chesham notes applicants for meals or shelter should contribute by sorting papers and mending clothes, helping avoid pauperizing aid recipients. Call 661 to arrange pick up.
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Salvation Army
Chesham
Cheyenne
Tme
Fur trade figures spark debate in early Russia notes
The report cites large figures for fur kills in Russia, listing 526.00 equirrele, 1,500,000 White beer, 260,000 ermine and 12,250 gables as items produced for the global market. The figures appear in a summary of wartime or trade activity aimed at supplying women with furs.
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Russia
One Way to Stomach Health with Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the cure for stomach misery. It criticizes dieting and modern food quality, claiming the tablets digest food with a single grain ingredient and are harmless. Readily available at drug stores for 50 cents per box.
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Stuart
Fire prevention crusade urged amid urban danger
The article urges aggressive fire prevention amid the grave risk of fire. It laments public apathy and careless protection, arguing that cooperation with authorities could make large cities nearly fireproof through improved defenses and safety measures.
Public Applause Dismissed as Barbarous Stunt
A Brooklyn reporter denounces manufactured applause as an uncivilized nuisance at public meetings. He calls it a harassment of decorum and a hindrance to voting while urging voters to reject such stunts and promote good manners.
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Brooklyn Hagle
New South Wales Women Hunger Strike Over Hatpin Law
Bisty women in New South Wales announce a hunger strike rather than pay fines for violating hatpin regulations. The incident underscores tensions between authorities and women's fashion restrictions, with municipalities likely to learn the ease of coexistence when women are allowed to act freely.
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New South Wales
Boston Diver Advises Man on Walk and Marriage
A fragmented Boston notice reads of a diver who tells a man to walk with muddy feet as a condition to marry. The text hints at a potential wife with strong housekeeping quirks and suggests a humorous or uncertain match.
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Boston
Choop Report From Fall Winter Condition
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a choop or chop item described as in good condition, with partial reference to fall and half-wintered periods. Details are unclear due to text damage, but the terms imply a goods listing or market note from a historical inventory.
Why Mabel Lost Him in a Weekend Visit
A young man recalls inviting himself to Mabel's country family weekend to pop the question. He clashes with rival Rolle Robinson and endures mishaps from water hoses to a garden bed as he pursues a proposal while Mabel's father and friends watch. In the end, he confesses the effort fizzles without a written proposal.
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Mabel
Rolleen
Gil
Marive
Harnets
Wlouge Daily News
Unclear Fragments From A Local Ledger
The readable text presents fragmented phrases about a literary person, a haberdasher, and a line of business. It appears as garbled OCR with no clear event, names, places, or dates to anchor a coherent news item.
Mystery of New York Motel Burglaries Revealed
New York police announce the recovery of jewels and silverware worth over 300000 and the arrest of burglars Percy Wyckoff and Harry Willins from the St Andrew hotel after a night of questioning. Detectives traced loot to Pritchard's pawnshop on West 42d street while another suspect, George Carr, was caught with diamonds. Kitty Carr, wife of George, is also in custody.
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New York
Percy Wyckoff
St. Andrewa Hotel
Harry Willins
St. Andrew
Dougherty
Pritchard
Weat 42d Street
George Carr
West 99Th Street
Kitty Carr
Ransomware Burglary Suspect Invades With Key Access
A crime report describes William Mads docks known as the Yacu burglar entering a residence with a pass key while detectives build the case. The incident occurred as investigators probe the luxurious items and a year and a half old baby reportedly played with a jeweled trinket.
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William Mads Docks
Colohage and Southern Railroad to appeal re opening line
Louisville report states Colohage and Southern Railroad will challenge a state railroad commission order to reopen the 27 mile Como to Breckenridge line for traffic. Principal counsel Ky J Whitted said an appeal to the U S Supreme Court will be sought after the state supreme court denied a rehearing.
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Denver
Colohage & Southern Railroad Company
State Railroad Commission
Como
Breckenridge
Ky J. Whitted
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Power Company Wins Right to Use Public Domain Power
The Great Falls Montana Power company won authority to transmit over public domain power for electrifying 450 miles of the Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound railroad track from Moretown, Mont to Avery, Ma ho. Secretary Isher predicts this signals the start of electrification of all transcontinental railroads.
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Washington
Jas
Great Falls
Mont
Tiwunemit
Chicago, Milwaukee& Puget
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17Th ST
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Fiks Dance
City News
BE. D. Gea
Capitol Avenue
James A. Batley
Fort Laramie
Mabel E. Smith
East Twenty-fifth Street
Here
Green River
J. J. Newton
Union Pacific
Matt McCourts
Newton
William Baily
Kimball
Neb
Baily
Coal Company
Hudson
Jackson Hole
Citizens National Bank
Blanche Harper
Rollson
Mabe
Trailis Barrel House
Carey Avenue
A. Kent
Crescent Tailoring Co
Capitol Ave
Olf Baby
RAYVO
Continental Oil, Company Dees We Cheyenne
Sutin, O Chay
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