Cheyenne City Notes Include Arrivals, Marriages, and Lectures
Visitors from Shoshoni and Rock Springs register in Cheyenne as local business figures and officials pass through. Marriage licenses issued to James H Holden and Ella Lewis and to Geo Kemp and Nell Dillon. The Wyoming Children's Home Society is incorporated. A wool exhibit lecture by Mr Holiday addresses growers. Judge Metz arrives for the legislative session and locals discuss city happenings.
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FE. D. Gee
Capitol Avenue
Cheyenne
R. L. Huntley
Union Pacific
Mabel E. Smith
East Twenty-fifth Street
Patrick Green
Green
U. P
James H. Holden
Ella Lewis
Fort Russell
Geo. M. Kemp
Marryville
Missouri
Nell Dillon
Holt
Curtis
G. W. Curtin
Laramie County
Long Beach
Cal
Torrington
Holiday
National Wool Warehouse and Storage Company
Ellis Building
W. 8. Metz
Cheridan County
Metz
Loyal Temperance Legion Meeting Announced
The Loyal Temperance Legion will meet at the MHE church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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The
Loyal Temperance Legion
Mosart and Annex Barn Now Agency Fremont Brewing
Mr. 8 M Shewbridge announces he has taken over the Fremont Brewing Company agency from Henry Becker. Prompt city and Fort Russell deliveries promised. Quotations and prices available on application.
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8. M. Shewbridge
Mosart and Annex Barn
Fremont Brewing Company
Henry Becker
Fort Russell
Caeteria Dinner Hours at The Robinson
Caeteria offers daily meals from 11 30 am to 2 pm and 6 pm onward at The Robinson venue providing midday and evening dining options.
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Caeteria
Robinson
Personal notes from Cheyenne social round up
Laramie resident K. L. Moodey registered in Cheyenne. E. R. Baker from Horse Creek and J. H. Miller from Rawlins visited Cheyenne yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McDowell also called on Cheyenne. Rall Carson registered from Carpenter. Geo. Taylor came from Cody. W. D. Whitman of Casper registered, and W. S. Metz was in from Sheridan.
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K. LB. Moodey
Laramie
Cheyenne
E. R. Baker
Horee Creek
J.H. Miller
Rawlina
J. M. McDowell
Rall Carson
Carpenter
Geo. Taylor
Cody
W. D. Whitman
Casper
W. S. Metz
Sheridan
The Forty Year Test of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
A promotional note claims Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, first offered in 1872, has grown to worldwide reputation after more than forty years. It asserts the remedy both relieves and cures coughs and colds and is available for sale by a distributor.
Trapping Coyotes Progress Report from Seven Mile
Louis Coughlin from Seven Mile ranger station says trapping and poisoning of coyotes is proceeding, with hawks hindering trappers. Traps form three circles around the station, using ald horses and other bait, though hawks steal bait and avoid poison. William Barker, former Leader manager, stops in Cheyenne en route to Denver. Buy a red tag to aid homeless children.
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Louis Coughlin
Seven Mile
Laramie
Leader
William Barker
The
International Correspondent School of Idaho
Cheyenne
Denver
Red Tag Sale Aids Homeless Babies Offer
A brief notice invites shoppers to buy a red tag today to support homeless babies. The ad features a dialogue between Kloseman and Bobby about color and money, ending with the call to action to purchase the red tag.
Milk Analysis and City Health Report Extract
Milk analysis table lists several producers with fat and solids values and cream status. Certification by J. J. Showalter, Cheyenne city clerk, cites extract from city health officer’s report presented at the council meeting January 7, 1914.
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Hughes
Peterson
Wyoming
Laramie
Cheyenne
I. J. J. Bhowalter
Editorial urges Wilson to appoint by future service not past debts
The Commoner argues Governor Wilson should not owe Bryan or any other individual a cabinet seat for past favors. It maintains cabinet posts must serve the public good, honor the party's ideals, and be chosen for future purposes rather than reward for past service. The piece urges Wilson to seek the best and bravest to advance the party and country.
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Lincoln
Wilson
Bryan
Nebraskan
Fiim
Pocketbook Pillow Nonsense Exchange
Dialogue fragment shows Briggs asking Griggas about stashing a pocketbook under a pillow in a hotel. Griggas replies with a dismissive joke about the pillow being too high at first and then not enough money to worry about after a week or so.
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Briggs
Griggas
Wyoming Letters Boost San Diego PanamaExposition Exhibit
Wyoming legislators and officials express strong support for a Wyoming state exhibit at the 1915 Panama-California Exposition in San Diego. They urge a Wyoming appropriation of about 190000 dollars to showcase the state's undeveloped resources and attract homeseekers and investors as governors and secretaries back the plan. Colorado and other western states are also preparing exhibits.
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San Diego
Cal
Wyoming
Jane Beauty
State of
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
National Road Revival Sparks Talk of Federal Highway Plan
A revived national road concept gains steam led by Rep. Warburton of Washington State. He proposes a nation wide system linking state capitals to the federal capital with state aid and a tobacco tax funded road fund. The plan suggests four year funding at $20,000 per mile for about 15,000 miles, with Congress eyeing a Raleigh Washington convention as momentum grows.
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United States
Comores
Menaenta
Stanton Warburton
Washington State
Warburt
Alog
Warburton
Internal Revenue
Tob
Revenue Department
England
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Giettyeburg
Casoarets Promotion for Headache and Constipation
An old advertisement touts Casoarets as a cure for sick headache and constipation. It claims gentle overnight relief, cleanses the system, and improves mood, liver function, and health with a tasty chewable tablet suitable for children.
The Mothers' Favorite Cough Remedy
A child friendly cough medicine praised as harmless pleasant to take and effective. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is presented as the mothers favorite everywhere for sale by local outlets.
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Chamberlain
Notice to School Patrons Reopen Jan List
Public schools will reopen Monday January List. Pupils must report promptly for work. Signed by Ira B Fer Supt of Schools.
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Worl
Ira B
FER
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Waltersbaker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
City News
Miller's
Carey Ave
Shoshoni
J .W. Stuchel
L. W. Blackwell
Mark A. Chapman
C. W.W. Berty
Rock Springs
C. Juel
J. H. Deal
Wyoming Children's Home Society
State
Bobby
Kloseman
J. J. Showalter
Commoner
Setta
Citizens National Bank
Ieyenxe
Barrel House
Carey Avenue
Cheyenne Business College
Deming Bld’g
J. Barritt
Pres
Cheyenne, Wyo
Washington Market
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
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