Flour Trust Busted and Local Notices in Cheyenne
City briefs report a flour sale offer by Lawrence and Carr at 20th and Thomea Streets with $1.50 per sack. Notaries commissioned J M Carey names Clifton Musser and John C Friend. Civil engineer Warwick Bond visits Cheyenne to see his mother Clara Bond state librarian. Buffalo Progressive leader W J Thom arrives from Buffalo. Civil service exam for Freedmen hospital nurse in Washington D C with $480 yearly salary. Mrs Fred Miller and son Arthur with Miss Cora Hawn leave Cheyenne.
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Warwick Bond
Cheyenne
Newcastic
Clara Bond
Cheyenne Federal Building
Freedmen’s Hospital
Washington, D. C
Fred Miller
Arthur
Cora Hawn
St. Joseph Death Notice for H. L. Hawn
Death notice from St. Joseph Missouri states H. L. Hawn, father of a local family, has died in the city. The notice appears among a cluster of society items and community announcements.
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St. Joseph, Mo
H. L. Hawn
Woman Burned by Gasoline Explosion in Windsor Block
Mrs J W Carpenter of Fall River Mass mother of Miss Ethel Carpenter suffered burns to hands and arms yesterday afternoon in her Windsor block apartment when a small amount of gasoline used to remove a skirt stain ignited. The flames spread, burning a dress and lace curtains. the arrival of Mrs Peat who runs the building likely saved her life.
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J. W. Carpenter
Fall River
Mass
Ethel Carpenter
State Leader Business Office
Windsor
Weather Report Sherman Co Local Snow Forecast
Local weather data for the 4 hours ending at 6 pm January 18 1911 shows a maximum temperature of 64 degrees and a minimum of 28 degrees with no precipitation. Forecasts indicate snow for Saturday and Sunday and colder conditions for youth Saturday.
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Satur
Palasor
Long hat pins in New York draw safety ordinance
New York Alderman Alexander Drescher proposed an ordinance banning extra long hatpins in public places unless pins are guarded to prevent injury. The measure mirrors Chicago's rule and carries a fine up to fifty dollars. referred to committee after brief discussion.
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New York
Alexander
Dresher
Brooklyn
Board of Aldermen
Drescher Ia
Chicago
Thhat
State Leader Want Ads Run Prompt Results
Classifieds offer top returns for sellers and buyers in one simple place. Local readers scan the daily listings for services jobs and goods with fast responses.
Pape’s Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure
An advertisement claims Pape’s Cold Compound cures colds and grippe when taken every two hours for three doses. It states the formula has no quinine, resulted from three years of research costing over fifty thousand dollars, and costs 26 cents per package.
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Pape
New Billiard Room and Parlour Opens at 1508 Capitol Ave
Old and new friends are invited to the opening of a new billiard room and tonsorial parlor at 1508 Capitol Avenue. The notice welcomes the community to attend the novelty event and enjoy the facilities.
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Capitol Ave
Amusements At The Lyric Delights Local Audiences
The Lyric offers entertaining film presentations with Mr Farnsworth returning to manage Friday night coupon giveaways. Patrons receive a number for possible winnings at a Friday bowl event, and copper tokens are showcased as a key prize.
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Farnsworth
Barnong Ogalg
Pelorus Jack the Protected Dolphin Guides Ships
Reports describe Pelorus Jack, the famous dolphin escorting steamers on the Nelson to Wellington route in Australasian waters. The creature is legally protected under New Zealand fisheries regulations. Local lore links him to a French rescuer named Jaques Tregoulet, with stories of daring deeds around his fame.
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Pelorus Jack
Hisso
Nelson- Wellington
New Zeland
Jaques Tregoulet
Fraudulent Office Holders Return Funds
In Dauphin County Court restitution of 1.2 million dollars and surrender of warrants totaling 200 thousand dollars were made by defendants linked to capitol frauds. The commonwealth drops further criminal actions against most defendants, with Joseph M. Huston remaining under an indeterminate sentence awaiting appeal. The state capitol costs totaled about 14.6 million, with alleged fraud near 5 million. The settlement includes estates of several former officials and others, ending a major Pennsylvania corruption prosecution.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Commonwealth
Joseph M. Huston
Philadelphia
Capitol
Pennsylvania
M. Hampton Todd
Hi. BH. Hardenburgh
WH. Burd Cunnel
Old Common Sense Change Food When You Fool Out Of Morta
A man with stomach trouble and headaches follows old advice to stop fried foods and meat for breakfast, tea, and supper. After a few days he improves and recovers, writing that he feels healthier than before. The note claims the advice is genuine and full of human interest.
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Morta
Wellville
Hwuman
Call Issued for Statewide Publicity Convention in Wyoming
Leaders Arthur C. Jones and Judge C. N. Potter urge a state campaign to advertise Wyoming resources for settlers and investors. A Cheyenne convention is set for January 28 1911 at 10 a.m. to discuss publicity methods and form a state association, with designated representatives from commercial clubs and local governments.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyoming Conveys Plan for State Convention Representation
A call outlines representation for a Wyoming state convention with counties entitled to two representatives each and railroads two representatives each. Corporations engaged in Carey Act irrigation mining coal oil or mineral development receive one representative. Supporting bodies include Laramie Chamber of Commerce led by Arthur C. Jones and the Cheyenne Industrial Club led by Charles N. Potter with a sign-off date January 12 1911.
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Ers
Laramie
Another Suit Filed Over Mrs Eddy Will In New Hampshire
In Concord New Hampshire January 13 a second suit related to Mrs Eddy s will is filed by Dr J Foster Eddy extending the ground of the earlier equity action by George W Glover of Lead South Dakota An order to restrain trustees from removing personal property in Merrimac county is sought and the bill cites Glover s involvement
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Concord
N. H
Unclear text fragment about names and sponsors
Fragmentary item mentions Mrs. Eday Foster Eddy and Glover Collier's White Lead at Snerman Co but lacks coherent event or context to summarize. No verifiable actions, dates, or outcomes present.
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Collier
Snerman
Start a Savings Account With a Dollar Today
A persuasive bank ad urges readers to open a savings account with one dollar. It promises security, integrity, and future access to necessities, appealing to illness contingency and long term benefits with a four percent interest backdrop.
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Capitol Avenue Theatre
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Jence
Henry W. Savage
Lawrence & Carr
20Th
Thomea Sts
J. M. Carey
Clifton J. Musser
John C. Friend
Rawlins
Buffalo
W. J. Thom
Johnson County
Labot
GEO. A. Dickel & Co, Distillers Nashville
Teun
Idelman Bros
Obeyenne
Stork
Fred Horst
Denver
Metropoles
C. W. Burdick
Wasserman’s
Stanley Felach
Prisma Donna
A of Splice Company
Compan
Moose Investment Company of
The
Sherman Co
Cheyenne Brick CO
Superior
Aavidant
Puone
the Lyric
Chi-Namet Varatsh
Shermian Cay
New Zealand
Arthur C. Jones
C. N. Potter
Carey
Industrial Club
la Trade
Ouch
Gs & Commercial Glub Hgara ‘ Trade
Chamber of Oat R Boy
Board of County Commission
California
Sunkist
Clark Street
Ill
Industrial Club OF
Charles N. Potter
Eddy
Will
Williams
Williama
Price Bio
Williams Mfg. CO
Cleveland
A. E. Roedel
Wank
Magic City
Sam Mandel
Citizen’s National Bank
Disadeane, Kintald & Co, Cleihote
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