Peyton’s Autobiography Under Way in Wyoming
Kemmerer January 12. E T Peyton, longtime resident known for time spent in the insane hospital, writes to say he is drafting his life story from cradle to publication. He plans to include My Mental Machinery and his Red Bank tragedy involvement, noting future versions will recount the event differently.
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Kemmerer
Peyton
Wyoming
Camere
Evanston
Associated Press
W. A. Richards
Red Bank
E. T. Payton
Grazing Rates Set for Speridan Reserve This Year
Rates effective January first set grazing charges for Speridan reserve cattle and horses. Season from May to October lists cattle 27 to 46 cents, horses 7 to 60 cents, sheep and goats 6 to 63-6 cents, lambs 2 cents per head. Rates higher for cattle May to October. deep rate lowered. Permits issued for 100000 sheep and 94000 cattle and horses after consult with livestock groups and agriculture secretary.
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Fie Horn
Secretary of Agriculture
BromO Quenene Laxative Ad Ends With Signature Claim
An old ad touts Bromo Quenene as a laxative used worldwide to cure in one day and urges readers to look for the signature of E. W. Grove. The fragment notes the price 258 but lacks full context.
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E. W. Grove
Rabies Suspected After Attack On University Sheep
In Laramie a dog or coyote attacked a university stock farm band injuring six sheep, three fatally. Two more died while scientists on site planned microscopic tests to confirm rabies as the animal showed aggressive barking and biting behavior.
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Laramie
Jan
University Experiment Atation Gtock Farm
Knight
Baville
Prief
Daly Rides 18 Miles After Arm Break in Wyoming
Hawkes Wyoming January 13 W W Daly a well known Carbon County sheepman fell from a camp mover wagon fracturing the bone in his left forearm. He rode eighteen miles on horseback through a severe storm to reach a railway and catch a train to Rawlins after the accident.
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Hawkes, Wyo
W. W. Daly
Carbon County
Rawlina
Wrestling Match Set In Moorcroft Between Van De Mark and Black
Local sports brief notes a wrestling bout scheduled for Moorcroft on the 10th featuring Roy Van De Mark of Upton against B. B. Black of Moorcroft. Other items list injuries, appointments, and local notices from Cody to Sheridan including a skeleton found near Castle Rock and a frozen death near Hermosa.
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Moorcroft
Roy van de Mark
Upton
B. B. Black
Hadly
Glenn Thompson
Cody
Cody Club
Carnegie
Sam Blake
Casper
PF. M
Liszsle McDonald
Joe Funk
Alcora
Hermosa
Dr. Tomkin
Riverton
A. M. Russell
Inheritance Tax Suit Begun in Laramie
Laramie January 13 County Attorney Anderson filed suit to collect inheritance tax from estates of Ell Crumrine who died September 3 1910 J T Holliday who died September 206 110 and William R Williams who died February 23 1900 under Wyoming law
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Laramie
Anderson
Ell Crumrine
J. T. Holliday
Wiliam R. Williame
Natrona Railroad Planned From Casper to Greenville
A new Natrona Railroad Company is formed to build a 75 mile line from Casper to Greenville. Reportedly backed by Union Pacific, the line will later use oil as fuel in its locomotives.
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Casper
Greenville
Manville
Jan
Natrona Railroad Company
Union Pacific
Captain Baker Named for National Defense Trophy Honor
The Wyoming National Guard bulletin reports Capt. Baker of Co F recommended for the National Defense Trophy, a $200 shield by CuPont Powder Co, for the company with the most marksmen in the year. Co F qualified 27 marksmen and Baker is commended for promptness in submitting his target report.
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Douglas
Wyoming National Guard
Baker
Adjutant General
National Defense
Curpont Powder Co
Kasper v Bird case filed over dog killing dispute
The district court clerk received the Andrew Kasper versus Luke Bird case this week seeking $5,000 in personal damages for an incident where Kasper says Bird beat Kasper with a club. The conflict arose from a dog’s death and a nearby dispute.
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Cody
Wyoming
Andrew Kasper
Luke Bird
Kasper
Beg
Congressmen Nearing Fisticuffs in House Dispute
In Washington, Jan ta a heated exchange between Rep Hew Johnson of Kentucky and Rep Martin C Madden of Wisconsin nearly turned physical during debate on the District of Columbia appropriation bill. Johnson invited Madden outside but friends intervened and the two later apologized.
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Washington, D. C
Hew Johnson
Kentucky
Martin C. Madden
Witnels
District of Columbia
Madden
Try This Famous Pine Pint of Cough Syrup
A cough remedy promising instant relief and quicker results than rivals claims to save $2. It touts Pinex mixed with sugar or syrup, says it treats whooping cough croup bronchitis and throat ailments, and offers a guarantee with a money placement.
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Canada
Norway
Yio Pines Co
Pe Suyue
Lodiana
Don’t Explain With Your Eyes Optometrist Ad Claims Superior Service
An advertisement extols an optometrist with expert diagnosis and correction of refractive errors. It touts personalized lens grinding, claims to own the state’s only lens grinding plant, and asserts unmatched service and equipment in the country.
Yellowstone Highway route discussed for Denver map plans
People of Denver will meet Mr. Emery to discuss the proposed Yellowstone Highway route and incorporate it on maps and descriptive material. The project will be designated The Yellowstone Highway to boost advertising for Wyoming and Cheyenne.
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Denver
Emery
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Striker Piper Arrested In Assault Case
On December 14 Piper was arrested with Eugene O Leary and Chas Doody after a similar beating incident involving Sporberton Ed Koebler and Chas Tremel. The case, postponed several times, is set for January 27 in district court with bonds posted.
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Piper
Jall
Eugene O'Leary
Chas
Doody
Sporberton
Ed Koebler
Tremel
U P
Mystery of Coyote in City Is Solved
The Leader reports a coyote seen on Capitol Avenue during a storm was misinterpreted as a drunken citizen tale. The animal belonged to Police Officer O'Brien and Chief of Police School, escaped from the pound and remained unrecovered last night.
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Coyote
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
O'Brien
Police School
New Salvation Army Adjutant Quant to Farewell in Cheyenne
Adjutant Quant who has led Salvation Army racks here for two years will host a farewell meeting Sunday at the hall on Seventeenth Street. She will depart Monday for Denver to lead relief work there. No successor announced. Quant is praised for her capable service and strong community ties.
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Adjutant Quant
Salvation Army
Seventeenth Street
Cheyenne
Lienver
Moving Protoc Colloquial Mr At Capmidol Avenue Theater
A fragment mentions relocation of a theater on Capmidol Avenue with unclear surrounding details. The note references ongoing private motion and potential site change. No concrete dates or names are readable.
King Dodo Missing From Infantry Garrison Visit
Reveille notes the elusive king figure may have left for Canada while the Infantry garrison has not seen him. Groffs travel to Denver for a horse show. Corporal Groff in company Elith Infantry plans to visit relatives. Ninth Cavalry Drum Major Hutter returns to duty as the band departs for Denver with entertaining engagements.
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Dodo
Canada
F. H. Groff
Denver
Groff le
Elith Infantry
Groff
Hutter
Ninth Cavalry
Private Manton Hester Goes On Month Furlough to Kentucky
Private Manton Hester of Battery F receives a month furlough to Kentucky to marry a young woman who has said yes and will be brought back to Cheyenne. Corporal Leipold of company F 1 Lth Infantry is reduced to private and awaits postal investigation for opening another’s mail and forgery charges. The garrison notes few men get afternoons to lie down.
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Manton Hester
Battery F
Kentucky
Hester
Cheyenne
Manton
Corporal Leipold
Lth
Liepold
Chamberlains Cough Remedy touted for cold cure
A remedy praised for curing colds is Chamberlains Cough Remedy, claimed to have a world wide reputation for its cures and reliability. It is sold by all dealers.
Moving Pictures At Capitol Avenue Theatre Today
Current events are showcased at the Capitol Avenue Theatre this afternoon with a program titled Moving Pictures. The event highlights local screenings and aims to attract cinema enthusiasts.
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Capitol Avenue Theatre
Pedperal Troops Capture Revolutionary Bandits
Ronquillo Sonora January 13 federal troops who have pursued bandits and revolutionists through the mountains captured near Represso two leaders Jesus Buella and Juan Cardenas both shot on the spot A home made candy recipe for children follows detailing sugar corn syrup egg whites and cooling drops on paper
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Ronquillo
Sonora
Mexico
Mountain
Represso
Jesus Buella
Juan Cardenas
Pyramid Pile Remedy Promises Free Trial Sample
An advertisement claims the Pyramid Pile Remedy cures piles in various stages and offers a free trial package by mail. Readers are urged to send name and address to Pyramid Drug Co. 426 Pyramid Ave Marshall Michigan for a no cost sample.
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Soca
Pyramid Drag Co
Pyramid Ride
Marehall, Mich
Cheyenne Advertising Noted By Industrial Club
J J Forsyth of Shamokin Pennsylvania sends a letter to Secretary Pearlatine praising Cheyenne and Wyoming advertising. He describes exhibiting show pictures and requests another poster to describe the exhibition and notes immense crowds visiting his location.
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Frontier Dayaa
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Pearlatine
Industtial Club
J. J. Forsyth
Shamokin
Penn
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Trial Offer Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as fast acting relief for an overloaded stomach. It claims rapid digestion, reduced gas, and a refreshed tongue, with a trial package available by writing F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
Tuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Notable deaths and life insurance policies listed
A compilation notes prominent figures who died in 1911, listing their professions or roles, death dates, and life insurance coverage. Included are Abraham Abraham of Abraham and Strauss, John Quincy Adams, Aaron Homer Byington, Dennis Doyle and others, with policy amounts ranging from thousands to six figures.
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Abraham Abraham
Abraham & Straus, Dry Goods
Brooklyn
New York Life
John Quincy Adams
American Flag House
Betsy Rons Memorial Association
New York City
Aaron Homer Byington
Charles A. Dana
New York Sun
Gettysburg
Lincoln
Flushing
Long Island
Dennis N. Doyle
Albert J. Moriarty
William F. Wearr
Chicago
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Glenrock
John Morgan
Torrington
Walter B. Gurney
Eva Selby
Guernsey
H. Frederick
Misa Trump
Newcastle
Franklin Albert Coates
Nellie Guttery
Charles B. Breininger
Mise Anthony
F. W. Anthony
Pirles
Laramiga
Geo. Adanminan
G Peck
Sheridan
Karnes
Pine Bluffs
Wire
Davison
Cop
National Guards
Dupont Powder Co
Vietin Sues
Niveth Jewelry & Optical Company
17Th and
Capitol Ave
Yellowstone
Y. Ayens
Capmidol Avenue Theater
Dal
Reveille
Fites
Lorugse
Hanson
Atlas Theatre
BLK
Walter B. Duffy
Duffy
Rochester
N. Y
Bright
Henry Firestone
McKeesport
New York
William C. Greene
Green Consolidated Copper Company
John M. Harlan
U. S. Supreme Court
Edward Harrigan
N. Y. City
Frank T. Howard
New Orleans
R. Dewitt Mallary
American International College
Springfield Mass
Paul Morton
Iaquitable Life Assurance Society
Navy
Roosevelt
Samuel Woolner
Peoria
W.E. Lewis
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