Stockholders Meeting of Chihuahua Lumber Co in Cheyenne
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Chihuahua Lumber company will be held at its office 219 W. 16th St. Cheyenne Wyoming January 23 1918 at 3 p m for the election of directors for the ensuing year and the transaction of such business as may regularly come before the meeting. B B Brooks President B Richardson Secretary. In connection with Egypt's drainage project four years hence the cotton crop will not be less than 1 000 000 000 pounds. It was 000 000 000 pounds in 1911.
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The
Chihuahua Lumber Company
W. 16Th St
Cheyenne
Wyoming
B. B. Brooks
Egypt
Fiks Dance Tonight at Eight Eighty
Fiks presents a Wednesday dance event on January 8 at 8:80 listed time. Local venue hosts music and social dancing for attendees seeking evening entertainment.
Miller's Repair Shop Promotes Honest, Moderate Rates
City notes advertise Miller's watch repair service at 1709 Carey Ave highlighting correct work and reasonable prices. Various briefs cover court actions, homestead filings, sewing jobs, train delays due to cold, a sheriff’s hold, counterfeit checks case, Good Roads meeting plans, and new corporate filings for Economy Oil and Success Oil 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 vs Omaha Wyoming Oil Company decision
Judge Scott issues first decision as chief justice affirming Uinta county ruling in Charles Dunn v Omaha Wyoming Oil Co. Denton filed May 5 1906 at Evans ton land office. Evanson case argued by R B Lee for plaintiff and M A Kline for defendant. 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 Admits New Members and Plans January Events
The Industrial club held its regular monthly meeting 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 Wool Growers convention visitors and delegates. all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
Elmer Lane
J. M. Howard
BW. Brelech
VU. P
Fragmented line hints at a boxing or fight scene
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a scene where a man defeats or knocks out an opponent. Names, places, or dates are not recoverable, but the text implies a decisive finish in a combat setting.
Bulldog Nuisance Falls To Police And City Hall
City faces growing dog problem as bulldogs roam freely and threaten residents. Attorney Thompson drafts an ordinance while Mayor Gill weighs options to curb nuisance behavior from canine neighbors. Authorities seek a legal path amid conflicting claims and escalating fear.
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Hae
John Charles Thompson
Thompson
Gill
Foreclosure Postponement Denied for Hanover Canal Assets
Judge Riner rejects delay in foreclosure of Hanover Canal Company assets to satisfy a $226328.28 claim plus costs. The sale is set for tomorrow at 10 am in front of the federal building, with U S Marshal Patten in charge. The property sale includes all company rights notably water rights from the Big Horn river and irrigated land claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Canal Company
Riner
Federal
United States
H. A. Patten
Hanover Company
Big Horn
Hudson Heads to Jackson Hole for Elk Survey and Capture
H D Hudson state game warden stopped in Cheyenne on the way to Jackson Hole to inspect elk, gather specimens, and stock other parts of Wyoming. He plans corrals near Jackson Hole and travel by rail, wagon, and snowshoe during what he calls the finest game season in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Hudson
Cheyenne
Jackson
United States
Wyoming
Mr. Hudson
Salvation Army Seeks Cast Off Clothing and Furniture
The Salvation Army asks for magazines and other waste material to fund its work and employ daily applicants at Cheyenne headquarters. Captain Chesham urges contributors to sort and repair items so aid recipients help themselves, noting no pauperizing. Call 661 for pickup.
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Salvation Army
Chesham
Cheyenne
Tme
Furs and Hides Trade Figures Reported for Russia
The report lists fur trade figures in Russia showing 1,500,000 white bear, 260,000 ermine, and 12,250 sable pelts amid a targeted supply for women’s wear. It notes a total valuation of 526.00 equivalents and emphasizes fur output for garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
One Way to Stomach Health with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
A vintage advice note promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the sole path to stomach health. It claims dieting is a fallacy and extols the tablet's digestion aid, promising improvement after a trial box. It notes the product, containing a grain aiding digestion, is harmless and sold by drug stores at 50 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Fire prevention crusade faces daily dangers of apathy
The piece stresses fire as the greatest imminent threat and condemns public carelessness. It calls for civic cooperation with authorities to improve defenses, arguing large cities could become virtually fireproof with concerted effort.
Applause Critic Says Public Meetings Misuse Civic Times
In a Brooklyn editorial the writer condemns prolonged applause as uncivilized and says public meetings degrade manners. The piece argues manufactured clapping is a stunt and undermines decorum, noting it sways neither votes nor good taste.
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Brooklyn Hagle
NSW Women Arrested For Hatpin Law Refuse Fines
Women from New South Wales are jailed for defying hatpin safety rules and declare a hunger strike rather than pay fines. The incident underscores municipal frustration and hints at broader clashes over enforcement and gender norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Boston diver offers man match with muddy feet
A fragmentary note describes a Boston diver advising a man to propose to a woman he loves if she agrees to marry him. The tale hints at earning a good wife but warns her housekeeping could be a bit off color.
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Boston
A Choop That 9 In The Fall Ye Half Wintered
A fragmentary entry notes a choop in the fall and half wintering details. The text is incomplete but indicates a seasonal or agricultural reference from the period.
Mabel's Country Visit Ends In Complications
A young man recalls inviting himself to Mabel's country family weekend to win her, facing rivals like Rolle and awkward incidents. He claims love, but mishaps escalate from garden hoses to a kiss attempt and a dramatic foot injury before finally deciding not to press a proposal.
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Mabel
Rolleen
Rollson
Mabe
Fragmentary Query Reshapes Local Trades
A garbled excerpt shows a literary figure asking about a quote and mentions haberdasheries and personal business, reflecting a fragmented historical page. The text hints at market chatter and professional exchanges but lacks clear names or events.
Mystery Burglaries at St Andrew Hotel Uncovered
New York police announce recovery of jewels and silver worth over 300000 dollars and the arrest of Percy Wyckoff elevator operator and Harry Willins bell boy at the St Andrew hotel. After a lengthy interrogation they confessed to the major burglaries, with detectives trailing accomplices George Carr and Kitty Carr, found with diamonds and loot at Pritchard's pawnshop and in their residence.
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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 Breaks In With Pass Key
Detectives confront William Mads docks, known as the Yacu burglar, who gained notoriety years ago. He slipped into the house using a pass key while a child with a jeweled trinket played nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mads Docks
Railroad to contest order on Como Breckenridge line
Colohage & Southern Railroad will appeal after the state railroad commission orders reopening of the 27 mile Como to Breckenridge line. Principal counsel Ky J. Whitted said an appeal to the U S Supreme Court would follow the denial of a rehearing by the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colohage & Southern Railroad Company
State Railroad Commission
Como
Breckenridge
Ky J. Whitted
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Power Firm Wins Right to Use Public Domain Power
The Great Falls Power Company secured authorization to transmit electricity over public domain power for 450 miles of the Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound line from Moretown to Avery. Secretary Isher foresees 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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