Stockholders Meeting of Chihuahua Lumber Company
Regular annual meeting of the stockholders of Chihuahua Lumber Company will be held at 219 W 16th St Cheyenne Wyoming on January 23 1918 at 3 p m for election of directors and standard business. B B Brooks president B Richardson secretary.
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The
Chihuahua Lumber Company
W. 16Th St
Cheyenne
Wyoming
B. B. Brooks
Laramie
Laramie County
Ray K. Oldas
Fiks Dance Evening January 8 Dance Event
Dance hall Fiks hosts Wednesday program with dancing at 8 30 PM. Promoters invite all attendees to enjoy music and social dancing.
Miller's Repair Shop Promises Precise Watch Service
City notices highlight Miller's Watch Repair at 1709 Carey Ave offering correct repairs and adjusting with high grade work at moderate prices. Also listed are legal notices, homestead applications, sewing jobs, railroad delays, and new corporate filings in Denver and surrounding areas.
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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 Chief Judge Affirms Dunn v Omaha Wyoming Oil
In a first decision as chief justice, Judge Scott affirmed the Uinta county district court ruling in Charles Dunn vs Omaha Wyoming Oil Co. The case began with a May 5, 1906 land office filing in Evanston and stayed proceedings pending jurisdiction. Evanson and Cheyenne Cement argument occurred. the decision was taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Holds Monthly Meeting and Admits New Members
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 as new members. The annual meeting is set for Tuesday evening January 28 in the club rooms with a smoker for visitors and delegates to the Wool Growers convention. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
Elmer Lane
J. M. Howard
BW. Brelech
VU. P
Paginat Prompt Sparks Debate on Sleeper Tactics
A fragment mentions a paginat and a bookmaker, noting a method that "puts his man to sleep" and invites discussion on strategy. Context is unclear, but the line suggests a critical or skeptical view of manipulation tactics in play.
Bulldog Nuisance Puzzles Police in Town
The city faces a dog problem as bulldogs roam freely frightening residents. City Attorney Thompson considers an ordinance since no law prohibits bulldogs yet nuisance cases demand action. Mayor Gill supports steps to curb this urgent issue.
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Hae
John Charles Thompson
Thompson
Gill
Foreclosure of Hanover Canal Company Pending Sale
Judge Riner denied the postponement of the foreclosure sale of Hanover Canal company assets to satisfy a $226,328.28 debt plus costs. The sale is set for tomorrow at 10 am in front of the federal building, with United States Marshal H A Patten in charge. The property and company privileges, including water rights from the Big Horn river and land claims, will be disposed of.
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Hanover Canal Company
Riner
Federal
United States
H. A. Patten
Hanover Company
Big Horn
Hudson to Jackson Hole Elk Quest in Wyoming
State game warden H D Hudson travels from Cheyenne toward Jackson Hole to inspect elk and prepare specimens for distribution. He plans corrals near Jackson Hole to capture elk for restocking areas where the species is scarce. The expedition will use rail and wagon travel amid Wyoming’s renowned scenery.
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H. D. Hudson
Cheyenne
Jackson
United States
Wyoming
Mr. Hudson
Salvation Army Seeks Cast Off Clothing and Furniture
Salvation Army urges residents to donate magazines and usable materials to aid employment for applicants at the Cheyenne headquarters. Captain Chesham says helpers who can work should sort paper and repair clothing to avoid pauperizing recipients. Public urged to call 661 for pickup.
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Salvation Army
Chesham
Cheyenne
Tme
Fur trade figures prompt questions in Russia
The item lists large figures on furs killed in Russia last year including 526.00 equirrele, 1,500,000 White beer, 260,000 ermine and 12,250 gables.
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Russia
One Way to Stomach Health with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An advertisement asserts dieting is a fallacy and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the sole path to stomach health. It claims the product digests meals, reduces stomach misery, and is harmless with a single grain ingredient. It urges trying a box, priced at 50 cents.
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Stuart
Fire Prevention Crusade Faces Apathy Across Cities
The editorial laments public apathy toward fire safety measures while urging cooperation with authorities. It argues fire is the greatest imminent danger and that cities could become nearly fireproof through coordinated prevention efforts.
Public applause called uncivilized nuisance at meetings
The Brooklyn Hagel denounces long applause as barbarous and a hindrance to good manners. He says public meetings become a stunt contest with no votes and poor taste, urging an end to manufactured applause by candidates and attendees.
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Brooklyn Hagle
Women protest fines over hatpin law in New South Wales
Bisty women of New South Wales declare they will strike hunger rather than pay fines for wearing hats pin restrictions. Municipalities, the men will learn that the easiest way to get along with a woman is to let her do as she pleases.
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New South Wales
Boston diver offers man a muddy feet marriage option
A fragment from a Boston society item shows a diver advising a man to marry a woman or vice versa with muddy feet. The note hints at a potential wife with good prospects but imperfect housekeeping.
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Boston
Choop In Good Condition From Fall Ye Half Wintered
A fragment notes a choop said to be in good condition following the fall season and half winter period. The readable text mentions conditions without clear dates or location.
Mabel's Country Weekend Proposal Goes Awry
A young man recounts inviting himself to Mabel's country family weekend and plans to propose. A series of mishaps including a soaked dress, a broken proposal attempt, and a rival, Rolleen, thwart his efforts before his footing and dignity collapse. The tale ends with a burst of village humor as the suitor claims he did it to protect Mabel from disappointment.
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Mabel
Rolleen
Haberdagger Lines Echo Local Trade Ties
A fragment from a literary note shows a craftsman asking if a quote is needed for a private line of business. The text hints at market interest and a personal approach to trade connections within the guild.
Mystery of St Andrew’s burglaries solved in New York
Police announce the recovery of jewels and silverware worth over 300000 dollars and the arrest of Percy Wyckoff an elevator runner at the St Andrew hotel and Harry Willins a bell boy after a long interrogation. The pair confessed to major robberies linked to the hotel. Detectives tracked loot at Pritchard's pawnshop in West 42nd Street and found diamonds worth 1000 dollars on George Carr who resisted arrest. Carr’s wife Kitty Carr was later found at his West 99th Street home with more stolen goods.
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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
Yacu Burglar Uses Pass Key to Enter Home
A burglar known as William Mads docks, famed in Yacu cases, gained entry to a house by using a pass key. The incident occurred about a year and a half ago, while a baby played with a jeweled trap tle, prompting investigators to pursue the case.
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William Mads Docks
Colohage & Southern to appeal railroad ruling to US Supreme Court
The Colohage and Southern Railroad plans to appeal to the U S Supreme Court after the state supreme court refused a rehearing. The case concerns reopening the 27 mile Como to Breckenridge line for traffic and was announced by Ky J Whitted, the railroad’s principal counsel.
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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 to traverse domain granted for railroad electrification
The Great Falls Montana Power Company won a public domain permit to transmit power for electrifying 450 miles of the Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound line from Moretown Mont to Avery Montana. Secretary Isher sees this as the start of electrifying all transcontinental railroads.
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Washington
Jas
Great Falls
Mont
Tiwunemit
Chicago, Milwaukee& Puget
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