National Protection League Meets in Cheyenne
Dr J M Sattler of Denver state organizer for the National Protection League visited Cheyenne this past week guiding lodge activities Five or more new members were added and a large crowd attended Friday evening The speaker spoke on for the good of the order and members showed willingness to join a boosting club The N P L early adopted Fraternal Congress Rules to protect members from rate increases The league is a large fraternal organization offering life and accident insurance alongside burial and other benefits
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J. M. Sattler
Denver
N BP
Cheyenne
Bava Eee
Fraternal Congress
U. S
Iek
Feeldent Insurance
United States District Attorney Ridgeley Arrives in Cheyenne
United States District Attorney Ridgeley arrived in Cheyenne and was introduced to the court by Mr. Burke. Judge Riner praised Ridgeley’s successor and Burke’s thirteen years of service. Mrs. Ridgeley plans to join him in Wyoming once suitable quarters are secured.
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Ridgeley
Basin
United States
Wyoming
T. W
Eeethinelty
Cheyenne
Burke
Riner
Ridge
Violin Maker Contest at Lyric Theatre
Amusements note a matinee and evening at the Lyric Theatre featuring two pupils apprenticed to a renowned violin maker. The contest for the king’s title and a pension triggers a romantic triangle as the younger pupil wins both the prize and the daughter, aided by a selfless friend.
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Lyric Theatre
Nuremburg
Visitors from out of town fill Cheyenne corridor
A stream of visitors arrives in Cheyenne for business and social calls. Names include Renator W of Encampment Morrison of Wheatland Lawis of Lander Clayton of Islay Holt of Glendo Mullin of Philippa Herrick and Killeot of Bordeaux Martin of Diamond, Yoder of Meridian, Rowell of Green River, Dolan of Egbert, Emersons of Encampment, Carrolls of Wheatland, McWhinney of Douglas, Greer of Green River, and Harlan of Moneta among others attending to matters in the city.
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Renator W
Fr. Taylor
John Herrick
John
Cheyenne
W. G. Emerson
Creston
Iowa
Thos. Carroll
Floyd Carroll
Wheatland
H. McWhinney
Douglas
Little Leaders At Capitol Avenue Pictures
The article notes small items from the town including a hand made trunk sale at a factory on West 16th Street, a Capitol Avenue moving picture show promising pay in two ways, and several local moves and departures. Residents report heavy snow in Grover Colorado and plans for church opening, a Sons of American Revolution meeting, and a directors meeting in Chihuahua.
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Weat 16Th Street
Capitol Avenue
Grover, Colo
Warren Richardson
C. B. Richardson
Chihuahua
Mexico
Chihuahua Lumber Company
Cascarets Promise Quick Relief for Headache and Stomach
Advert shows Cascarets as a purifying laxative that cleanses stomach and intestines, removes undigested food and gas, reduces bile, and relieves headache and constipation. Claims men and children can rely on Cascarets nightly for health.
Residents travel opinions and local business changes noted
Visitors Mea Marvel Primonux and others returned from Cheyenne pleased with the climate and plan to visit again. Dry farmers Baker and Bigelow favored Wyoming over Nebraska after a Nebraska trip. The Mishap Millinery Parlor on West 17th Street sold. Edna Dick to manage the new chef. Mrs Dempsey left Capitol shop. Cahill to run the French shop. The Second Baptist church reports revival under Rev. Matt S. Jones. Storefront work at Boyd cigar store nears completion. Streetcars and lights failed for about an hour due to water-sewer issues.
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Marvel Primonux
Maxwell Af
Hinck
Mia
Gleason
Von
Devonport
Iowa
Cole
Hou
Cheyenne
Wyoming
N. C. Baker
Frank Bigelow
Here
Siver
Nebraska
West 17 Street
Adah Bryano
Pauline Shellhorn
Chicago
Edna Dick
Hes
Sixteenth Street Boyd Cigar Store
Carey Avenue
lFor
Wearliweet
District Court In Session After Holiday Break
The district court reopened after the holiday with only action being the appointment of a committee from the Laramie County Bar to draft a memorial on the death of Sheriff L Hughes. Judge Matson appointed W C Kinkead J D Clark and Chas L Rigdon to engross the record. Lulu B Swisher was granted a divorce from Spray G Swisher. Judge D H Craig arrived to preside over the state vs Thus Gunston charge of statutory rape set for today. The jury reported for service yesterday afternoon.
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Laramie County
Bar Association
L. Hughes
Mataon
W. C. Kinkead
Joh D. Clark
Chas. L. Rigdon
Lulu B. Swisher
Spray G. Swisher
D. H. Craig
Rawlins
Gunston
Afernoon
Cheyenne Schools Face Closure Over Pipe Freeze Report
A Denver paper with Cheyenne date line claimed Cheyenne schools were closed for the day due to frozen service pipes. The report is unfounded. schools were only briefly affected by a temporary freeze, and were running again after the defect was remedied.
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Denver
Cheyenne
Konnett Syd Churchill
Handsome Policeman Wins Grand Prize
A Cheyenne city policeman won the $100 silver service grand prize in a Saturday night Arcade drawing. The description notes a portly, handsome officer who bought a 45 cent lucky number and would not sell the set for ten times its cost.
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Cheyenne City
Aulo
Fred
Entertaining Officials Preparations by Industrial Club
President Potter and his committee plan to entertain high railroad officials arriving tomorrow night with a reception and conference at the club rooms, followed by a dinner at the Plank Hotel at 11 p.m. Also notes Mrs. A R Tabor in Ordner Missouri reports relief from five years of sick headache after using Chamberlain's Tablets.
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Potter
Plaing Hotel
A. R. Tabor
Orider, Mo
Government Seeks More Male Civil Service Examinations
The U S Civil Service Commission announced exams to fill vacancies in Cheyenne Wyoming over the next two months. Posts include Land Grant College Specialist at $1800, Preparatory in Biology at $1200, Laboratory Assistant in textiles at $900 to $1290, Preparatory in Zoology, Nautical Expert at $1000 to $1600. Applications and details via the secretary of civil service, Cheyenne.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Education
Department of Interior
Bureau of Biological Survey
Cheyenne
Secretary of Civil Service Department
Wyoming
Goshen County Presses for State Highway Link to Yellowstone
Goshen County seeks inclusion on the new Yellowstone Highway line. Led by Senator Sawyer, Torrington residents plan a Torrington to Cheyenne turnpike to connect with the Yellowstone Highway, aiming to begin work on a top road project in the state.
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Goshen County
Yellowstone Park
Torrington
Sawyer
Yellowstone
Cheyenne
Chicken Thief Caught With Goods On Him
Policeman Bodenstead and night force arrest Ray White after catching him with two fat hens taken from the Per ty In roost. A trio named Healey Lovejoy and Jim Davis faces disturbance charges at Sam Stark’s Eddy street plate. Three others, two soldiers and a civilian, jailed for drunkenness by midnight.
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Bodenstead
Night Force
Nich
Ray White
Healey, Lovejoy
Jim Davis
Sam Stark
Eddy Street
Two Peculiar Wyoming Laws Resting On the Books
The State Leader reports two long-unused Wyoming statutes. One makes it a misdemeanor to serve from chipped dishes with fines up to 50 dollars. The other requires employers to provide seating for female workers, with fines for noncompliance. A Chicago policeman at Maxwell Street station reportedly helped Morrie Goldberg after his horse died.
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Wyoming
Chicago
Maxwell Street
Morrie Goldberg
Ingersoll Store Sale Opens with Large Bargains in Cheyenne
The Ingersoll store launches a major week long sale with new stock and unusually low prices to attract crowds. Mrs. Ingersoll oversees the event promising strong volume of business and real bargains for women and children. Mayazille Ky reports a husband’s coffee request followed by a fatal heart attack. Hammond Ind notes a 16 year old girl’s court-ordered 100 day jail for spanking by her husband.
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Ingersoll
Cheyenne
The Third Degrees Comes to Cheyenne January 20
The piece by Charles Klein titled The Third Degrees draws strong interest with absorbing curtain to curtain impact. Notable cast members mentioned include Prachiyn Ale Minute Radcliffe Chas Burnham Neil Barrett Harry Poraman Kenneth Stuart Wesley Todd and others.
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Cheyenne
Tlone
Praohiynale
Minute Radcliffe
Chas
Burn.ham
Neil Barrett
Harry Poraman
Kenneth Stuart
Wealey Todd
Othera
Police Seek Henry Martin Gage Missing Since 1871
Cheyenne police assist Chas. L. Gage of East 9th Street to locate Henry Martin Gage said to have been kidnapped from Holland in 1871 at age 20 by a band of gypsies. After an elderly gypsy woman’s death, clues surfaced about his true name and history. Authorities traced references to an Omaha newspaper seven years prior and are contacting Texas papers to locate him.
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Chas. L. Gage
East 9Th Street
Henry Martin Gage
Holland
Gypely
Ils
Omaha
Hing
Texas
Bride of Postman Delivers Mail 22 Miles Through Gale
In White Plains New York Mrs William Girling, wife of a rural postman, delivered the mail after her husband fell ill and could not work, traveling 22 miles on a gale snarled route and missing no houses on the rural route.
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White Plains
William Girling
Peevish Child Needs a Laxative
An article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for children and others. It cites mother endorsements across the country and offers free home samples by mailing name and address to Dr. W. B. Caldwell in Monticello, Illinois.
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Caldwell
Ing
G. A. Bates
6Th St
Salt Lake City
Utah
T. B. Tilckman
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