Revenue Office in New Building Soon Delayed by Holdups
The internal revenue department plans to move to the top floor of the new city county building this Saturday. The government quarters are nearly finished, with the east end of the upper floor allotted. Leslie A. Miller, revenue collector, will relocate from the Citizens National Bank building, while other areas await completion. County commissioners chair Warren Richardson said offices should be ready in about two weeks. Marble work on the second floor progresses and marble baseboards are installed in the courtroom. Linoleum flooring is laid in the courtroom and most offices, though remaining details keep delaying completion.
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Internal Revenue Department
Government Department
Leslie A. Miller
Internal Revenue Collector
Citizens National Bank
Warren Richardson
Board of County Commissioners
Marple
Wyoming Oil Man Dies in California
Frank W. Page of Thermopolis Wyoming, president of Highland Oil and Gas, died last Sunday at his Santa Monica winter home at age 66. Funeral held in Santa Monica Tuesday. Survived by widow and one daughter. Prosecuting Attorney Charles E. Lane returned from California with a Los Angeles Examiner clipping on the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Page
Thermopolis
Wyo
Highland Oil and Gas Company
Santa Monica
Calif
Page
Charles E. Lane
California
Los Angeles Examiner
Humane Agents to Kill Damaged Stock
Because the expense of destroying estray live stock often exceeds the value of the animals the state board of live stock commissioners has asked State Humane Commissioner E W Burke to arrange with his office to kill estrayed stock that has suffered injury and destroyed its usefulness.
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State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
E. W. Burke
Tragedy Triggers Minister's Nervous Breakdown
Dixon Wyoming January 7 Reverend William Toole longtime Episcopal pastor here has suffered a nervous breakdown after the tragic death of two former boyhood friends killed by a train near Wamsutter. He was taken to Denver for treatment.
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Dixon
Wyo
Wamsutter
William Toole
Denver
Father of County Attorney Returns Home From California Illness
Prosecuting Attorney Charles Lane returned home yesterday from Rendondo California where he was summoned by his father William W Lane a Cheyenne pioneer to illness. The elder Lane was recovering and able to return home after a sudden illness. He will be 80 this year and remains vigorous as he regains strength.
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Charles
Lane
Rendondo
Calif
William W. Lane
Ben
California
Leader Wantad Promises Relief and Reward
Classified notice describes a remedy advertisement from SOUTHINGTON REMEDY CG in Kansas City. It touts a monthly compound with double strength option and a small reward offer. The language is fragmented but suggests medical or health product marketing with price references and contact hints.
Motorcycle Mail Delivery Comes to City Route
A WWII war department motorcycle with side car, built for France, is being tested for post office use on the northern city outskirts. Mail will reach the capitol Pershing Heights and Park additions but only to houses with numbers and mailboxes.
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Post Office
War Department
France
Post Office Department
Sam Brown
Capitol
Pershing Heights
Park
Fingerprints Sent to Leavenworth for Two Suspects
Chief of Police C F Emberg took fingerprints yesterday from Michael Angelo and Carl Price, arrested Tuesday for passing bad checks. The Idaho theft inquiry may link them to other offenses. They are both 28, about 140 pounds, dark hair and eyes. Angelo is 5 ft 4 in, his partner 5 ft 6 in, Angelo speaks brokenly.
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C. F. Emberg
Michael Angelo
Carl Price
Angelo
Beth
Idaho
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Prompt delivery offered for lead er phone issue
A notice states customers will receive a prompt replacement or delivery at our expense if the lead er phone is not obtained. The exact source wording is unclear but implies a customer service remedy with cost coverage.
Mexican gun man kills in dispute at gambling table
In Crosby a card game quarrel over 40 cents led to a fatal shooting. David Alexander, a Mexican gun man, killed Joseph Corak, then fled, walking through zero weather for miles. He was shot in the thigh by Deputy Sparks and captured near Worland, Wyoming, awaiting trial on murder charges.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Joseph Corak
Crosby
David Alexander
Worland
Corah
Alexander
Geral
Gorek
Cerak
Peter Sparks
Laramie Man Weds Cheyenne Bride in City Ceremony
Clifford Williams of Laramie and Miss Annéta Hilton of Cheyenne were married by Judge W. H. Howards Monday evening in Cheyenne.
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Laramie
Cheyenne
Clifford Williams
Annéta Hilton
W. H. Howards
Gold Lace Glitters at Old Guard Ball in Commodore
New York January 7 The Old Guard ball at the Hotel Commodore promises grandeur with gold lace and bubbling spirits as thousands attend. Governor Smith and Mayor Mylan will be present along with naval and military officers from Washington and local stations. Delegations from twenty veteran outfits join the uniformed guests for a grand midnight military march.
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New York
Old Guard
Commodore
Governor Smith
Mayor Mylan
Washington
Governor’s Island
Navy Yards
Philadelphia City
Crack
Quaker City
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston
Governor's Foot Guards
New Haven
Essex
Orange
N. J
Hartford
Richmond
Army
Navy
Band of 200 Musicians to Play for the March and Dancing
A band of 200 musicians will perform during the march and provide music for the dancing afterward. The event promises lively rhythms and a celebratory atmosphere for attendees.
Nebraska Michigan Couples Wed Here in Simple License Grants
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to John Abe Jessup and Miss Hazel Wood of Kimball Nebraska and to Frank Jeemlwey and Miss Hazel Kellgreen of Detroit Michigan.
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John Abe Jessup
Hazel Wood
Kimball, Nebr
Frank Jeemlwey
Hazel 5
Kellgreen
Detroit, Mich
Flu and Grippe Remedy Claim Quick Recovery
A vintage ad urges readers to treat cold signs with hot salt water foot baths and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It promises rapid relief by using the product at the first warning and recommends Sands Hays Drug Co and Forbes Pharmacy for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grippe
Hollister
Sands-Hays Drug Co
Forbes Pharmacy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Revenue Office
City and County Building
Wyoming
Qemusine
Rath
Finger
Rio Grande Valley
San Antonio
San Marcial
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Southwest
Meadow Queen
Cheyenne Creamery Company
Cheyenne Creamery Co
18Th and
Thames Streets
Nebraska-Michigan
Eagles
Eagles’ Hall
BOSS
McKeon & Archer Ladies
The
American National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
U. S
Fed
John W. Hay
John D. Clark
Fred Ef, Warren
Herbert V. Lacey
Joe C. Kinney
Alex
Nimmo
Ford
Thompson Motor Company
West 17Th Street
Central Avenue
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