Advertisements and Bar Convention Reported in Classifieds
Classifieds show sale offers for a twelve room house at 618 W 18th St and a corner lot on 10th Street with terms. The seven annual Wyoming State Bar convention opens in Cheyenne with a two day program including welcome address and membership discussions.
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W. 18Th St
Stewart
10Th Street
Paul H. Moore Beaty CO
Capitol Ave
Wyoming State Bar Association
Cheyenne
Supreme Court Room
State Capitol
B. Cortell
Laramie
Legislative Program Dinner and Officers Meeting in Cheyenne
The Wyoming legal and legislative association holds a two day program in Cheyenne with talks on international law and codification of statutes. President N. S. Cortell of Laramie arrives for the reunion and stays at the Plains hotel.
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Senate
House
Plaint Hotel
W. C. Deming
Cheyenne
Law School
University of Wyoming
T. W. Arnold
Laramie
Tecess
N. S. Cortell
W. CG. Kinkead
John Stansbury
Douglas
Edgardh
Court of Lander
C. O. Brown
O. O. Natwick
Wheatland
R. G. Diefenderfer
Sheridan
George
Brimmer
Rawlins
N. W. Corthell
Association
Corthell
The
Plains
Miss Dora Acton, Smith of
Lingle
Miss Smith
Wife From Scotland Finds Husband Dead in Wyoming
James McDonald, 30, who immigrated from Scotland last March, died at a Lander hospital from injuries after a runaway at the Alex Johnson ranch. He was thrown from a wagon into a barbed wire fence as a wooden stake pierced his abdomen. His wife was en route from Scotland and had not learned of his death.
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Lander
Wyo
James McDonald
Scotland
Alex Johnson
McDonald
Elks Dance and Taxi Listings in Local Guide
Classified notice compiles Elks dance event on Thursday January 13 or 18 with McElroys orchestra, taxi services day and night on Carey, and insurance and carriage shops. Includes contact numbers 53 261W 9 and business names Kirkpatrick Webbs Huckfeldt Winkbiner Massanger Service.
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Carey
Cheyenne City Notes From City and County Meeting
The Cheyenne city page catalogs visiting residents and officials from Rawlins Lander Torrington and other towns. It notes basketball opener for Cheyenne high at the arena against Douglas and mentions a Union Pacific air mail debate alongside court sessions and upcoming school boards meeting led by Mrs Katherine Morton.
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Cheyenne High School
Douglas High
County Association of District School Boards
Katherine A. Morton
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Stockmen and Packers Clash Over Pricing at Convention
Texas delegates rail at packers led by Swift and Cudahy claiming big firms name prices vs small rivals. They cite a disastrous year for packers, question dividends on 150 million, and accuse packers of hoarding hides while fat prices lag.
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Texas
Turney
American Meat Packers Association
Swift
Morris
Wilson
Cudahy
Kansas City
Chicago
Louis Swift
Leather trade talk and casting notes fragment
The excerpt discusses leather prices in New England, noting hides sold at a dollar for grown hides and sixty cents for calf hides, while leather goods like harness stay near previous levels. It also describes a casting process to select actors for a stage work, detailing roles such as Love Frivility Excitement Slander Deceit Passion Intoxication and Frailty and the difficulty of finding suitable actresses.
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New England
Hobart
Many Beautiful Types of Girls in "Experience" at Princess
George W. Hobart’s morality play Experience, staged by F Cometock and Morris Gest, features a range of beautiful girl types. Hobart spent two years writing the piece, while the producers faced the challenge of selecting the diverse cast for the production at the Princess starting Friday January 11.
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George W. Hobart
F. Cometock
Morris Gest
Fast Moving Comedy At Lyric This Weekend
A six reel super comedy titled Up In Marys Attic plays at the Lyric this Saturday and Sunday. The local feature follows a lovable girl named Mary as the central bubbly figure driving misadventures.
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Mary
Lyric
Physical culture school farce delights six reel crowd
Mary attends a school where bathing beauties appear as fellow students and prankful scenes unfold under instructor Harry Gribbon. The fast moving six reel production delivers clear storytelling with a happy ending.
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Mary
Harry Gribbon
Piles Cured in Days by Paro Ointment Claim
Druggists refund money if Paro Ointment fails to cure itching, bleeding, or protruding piles. Advertises relief from itching and better sleep after first use for 60 cents. Also notes Sarah Rector, a prominent Black heiress, living near Muskogee Oklahoma.
Trade Scam Ad For Health Product
An advertisement touts a monthly compound said to relieve ailments in 3 to 5 days with no pain or work interference. It promises a $2,060 double reward and offers a hooklet free, urging readers to write to B. Southington Remedy Co in Wandab City, MO.
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B. Southington Remedy CO
Wandab City
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