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 in Cheyenne Wyoming on January 23 1918 at 3 p m for election of directors and other business. Also notice of county indebtedness certificates payment in January 1918 and a note on Egypt drainage project expect cotton crop to reach 1 000 000 000 pounds in four years after 1911.
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The
Chihuahua Lumber Company
W. 16Th St
Cheyenne
Wyoming
B. B. Brooks
Laramie
Laramie County
Ray K. Oldas
Egypt
Fiks Dance Night Dates and Times
Fiks hosts a Wednesday dance event on January 8 with dancing starting at 8:80 PM. The notice outlines a social gathering with music and an open dance floor for attendees in the local area.
Miller's Repair Shop Offers Expert Watch Service
Local ad notes Miller's Watch Repair at 1709 Carey Ave promises correct repairs and adjustments at moderate prices. It highlights high grade work and readiness to handle any job, large or small.
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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 vs Omaha-Wyoming Oil Co ruling
Judge Scott issues his first decision as chief justice affirming the district court in Uinta county. The case involves Charles Dunn against Omaha-Wyoming Oil Co with prior Uinta county trial and US land office actions in 1906. Evanson and Cheyenne Cement case argued before the court and await 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 Admits New Members and Plans Annual Meeting
The Industrial club held its regular meeting last night admitting Elmer Lane Attor ney J M Howard contractor BE BW Brelech VU P agent to the roster. The annual meeting is set for Tuesday evening Jan 28 in the club rooms followed by 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
Paginat and Dumnipter Face Off in Sleep-Deprived Bout
In a curious clash, Tt battles a rival duo as a pager and a dumnipter are blamed for lulling a man to sleep. The scene unfolds with strange jargon and a muted confrontation, leaving observers unsure of the outcome.
Bulldogs Roam Free Sparking City Nuisance Debate
Police face a rising dog problem as bulldogs roam at large. City Attorney Thompson and Mayor Gill weigh possible ordinances to curb nuisance dogs amid reports of attacks and quarrels tied to neighborly disputes.
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Hae
John Charles Thompson
Thompson
Gill
Foreclosure Postponement Denied in Hanover Canal case
Judge Riner denies postponement of foreclosure on Hanover Canal assets to satisfy a $226,328.28 claim. Sale is set for tomorrow at 10 am in front of the federal building, with United States Marshal Patten in charge. Assets include all property and company privileges such as water rights from the Big Horn river and land possession claims.
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Hanover Canal Company
Riner
Federal
United States
H. A. Patten
Hanover Company
Big Horn
Hudson to Jackson Hole for elk survey and capture
H D Hudson state game warden halted in Cheyenne en route to Jackson Hole to inspect elk and prepare to capture specimens for redistribution. He plans corrals near Jackson Hole and a mixed rail and wagon journey through Wyoming’s premier game season.
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H. D. Hudson
Cheyenne
Jackson
United States
Wyoming
Mr. Hudson
Salvation Army Seeks Cast Off Clothing and Furniture
Salvation Army in Cheyenne requests magazines and other waste materials to employ applicants at the local headquarters. Captain Chesham says workers who need aid should contribute by sorting paper and repairing clothing to avoid pauperizing beneficiaries. Call 661 to arrange pickup of material for the cause.
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Salvation Army
Chesham
Cheyenne
Tme
Fur Trade Figures in Russia Reported Remains
Text lists wildlife products and valuations for Russia last year including 1 500 000 White bear 260 000 ermine and 12 250 sable units.
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Russia
One Way to Stomach Health Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An advertisement argues dieting is a fallacy and credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with digesting food and restoring stomach health. It claims one grain digests 1000 grains of food, promotes safe use, and urges purchase at drug stores for 50 cents per box.
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Stuart
Fire Prevention Crusade Faces Apathy In Cities
The article urges stronger fire protection as the greatest imminent danger. It complains that people ignore safety measures and tolerate careless habits, hindering progress toward nearly fireproof cities through coordinated authorities and public cooperation.
Applause Criticized as Uncivilized Public Stunts
A Brooklyn columnist denounces manufactured applause in public meetings as barbarous and a hindrance to good manners. He argues such stunts mislead voters and should be stopped to protect decorum and civic discourse.
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Brooklyn Hagle
Hatpin Law Defied by New South Wales Women
Bisty women of New South Wales arrested for wearing hatpins against law specifications declare they will endure hunger strikes rather than pay fines. Municipalities and men may learn that cooperation comes from letting women act as they please.
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New South Wales
Boston Diving Advice Sparks Unlikely Marriage Talk
A fragment from Boston gossip notes a man urged to walk with muddy feet and propose marriage as a means to a wife. The snippet hints at a potential match with a respectable but imperfect housekeeping reputation.
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Boston
Choop in Good Condition Described from Fall Wintering
A fragment notes a choop in good condition, referenced as being half wintered in the fall and retained through the season. The text is sparse but implies preservation of a tool or item across seasons.
Why Mabel Lost Him in a Weekend of Misadventure
A York City couple recounts a chaotic weekend with Mabel’s family. A boastful suitor pursues a blunt, comic course ending with near disasters, a drenched dress, and a failed marriage proposal amid rival rivals and family meddling. The narrator reflects on fate and persistence as the plan backfires.
Fragmentary odds and ends from a local item
A fragmented OCR style passage presents garbled dialogue about a literary person and a haberdasher, with stray phrases hinting at a misread local business scene and unclear quotation. No coherent events or names emerge.
Mystery of Motel Burglars In New York Unveiled
New York January 7 The solution to a spate of burglaries at the St Andrew hotel is announced. Percy Wyckoff and Harry Willins confessed after a long interview to the thefts of diamonds and silverware valued at over 300000. Police recovered loot at Pritchard's pawnshop and arrested accomplices, including George Carr and Kitty Carr.
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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
Burglar William Mads docks Known as the Yacu Burglar
An intruder identified as William Mads docks gained entry with a pass key during a year and a half old baby’s playtime while detectives searched the house. The note refers to him by the alias Yacu burglar and notes his notoriety.
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William Mads Docks
Railroad to contest order to reopen line in Colorado
Colohage and Southern Railroad vows to fight state railroad commission order to reopen the 27 mile Como to Breckenridge line. Principal counsel Ky J Whitted says an appeal to the U S Supreme Court will follow after the state supreme court refused 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
Great Falls Power Co Granted Rail Electrification Right
The Great Falls Power company won permission to transmit over public domain power for electrifying 450 miles of the Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound railroad between Morelowntown Mont and Avery Maho. Secretary Isher predicts this signals the start of nationwide railroad electrification.
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Washington
Jas
Great Falls
Mont
Tiwunemit
Chicago, Milwaukee& Puget
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J. J. Newton
Union Pacific
Matt McCourts
Newton
William Baily
Kimball
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Success Oil Company
Lee Champion
Coal Company
Hudson
Jackson Hole
Citizens National Bank
Mabel
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Rolleen
Rollson
Mabe
Gil
Marive
Harnets
Wlouge Daily News
Trailis Barrel House
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A. Kent
Crescent Tailoring Co
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