An Effective Laxative For Growing Children
A testimonial for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin praised as a mild natural laxative for children and adults. Mrs Leo Wolgand of Pittsburg endorses its use for regularity and reduced doctor bills. The advertisement notes its peppermint taste, no griping, and availability at drug stores for fifty cents with a free tin bottle offer by writing to Dr W B Caldwell.
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Leo Wolgand
Central Ave
Pittsburg
Frank
Joseph
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Ilinois
Warden Alston Visits Cheyenne in Plains Outing
Rawlins warden Alston spent the day in Cheyenne as a guest of the Plains and toured the empires during the afternoon. Sheridan ranchman A T Yankee arrives in Cheyenne and is hosted by H A Floyd for a few days. Visitors from Sheridan W 5 Mets C L Salkers and D P B Marshall registered at the Plains in Cheyenne. Pete Kinney, Newcastle resident, also arrives and plans to stay several days. The ad notes The New Edison at the Wyoming Book Store.
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Alston
Felix Alston
Rawlins
Cheyenne
Plains
Yonkes Heere
A. T. Yankee
Sheridan
H. A. Floyd
W. 5. Mets
C. L. Salkers
D. P. B. Marshall
the Plaine
Peta Kimney
Pete Kinney
Newcastle
Washington
David T. Day
The
Mayor Owen-W. S. Owen Accompanies Parker After Cody Funeral
Sherman County reports Mayor Owen-W. S. Owen of Cody and brother in law of Captain Parker is traveling with him back to Cody after attending Colonel Cody’s funeral in Denver.
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Mayor Owen
W. S. Owen
Cody
Captain Parker
Colonel Cody
Denver
Paper Hanging Sherman Co Anxious Cheyenne Arrivals
Denver visitors and local residents listed in Cheyenne on a recent day. Names include H G Faever J W Flynn O S Norman Henry B Cutten B Foyle Ray Husted H W Ridgeway W O D Zook Paul Pilon Guy Craig Gene Fallon Leo P Cohn and Joe Macks from Kansas City Missouri. E Friedel was hospitalized at St Johns after a train arrival with pneumonia. origin and family details unavailable.
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Denver
Cheyenne
H. G. Faever
J. W. Flynn
Norman
Henry BE. Cutte B. Foyle
Ray
Husted
H. W. Ridgeway
W. OD. Zook
Paul Pilon
Guy Craig
Gene Fallon
Leo P. Cohn
Sign Painting Sharman Co Casper Old Man E J Carlin in Cheyenne
Casper area sign painter E J Carlin of the Sherman Company spent yesterday in Cheyenne on business. He was seen touring business districts and discussing mural work.
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The
Sherman Co
Casper
E. J. Carlin
Cheyenne
Reservations Only Fill Up Cheyenne Hotels
Hotels in Cheyenne report near full occupancy as reservations are required for rooms. The Cheyenne Messenger plans to raise call charges after January 1, adding 5 cents per call. Notables arriving include J. C. Schulte from New York and William H. Daugherty for the American Live Stock association meeting. Bas in visitors John McFadden and Guy Craig are in town, while optometrist Ben F. Swisher maintains his practice on West 17th Street. E. P. Bowman from Meeteetse stops in Cheyenne on business.
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Mieckman
William H. Daugherty
Cheyenne
American Live Stock Association
Visitors and Locals Populate Cheyenne in Busy Day
Travelers from Thermopelila Cody Buffalo Guernsey and Washington arrive in Cheyenne for meetings business or to stay at the Plains hotel. Officials including state veterinarian A W French and judge W C Mentzer depart or visit as numerous locals from Laramie Pine Bluffs and Jamestown circulate through the city.
Board of Control to Meet at State Capitol
Robert Carron, water commissioner of Rock Springs, arrived in Cheyenne and a special Board of Control meeting will be held at the state capitol tomorrow.
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Robert Carron
Rock Springs
Cheyenne
Board of Control
Capitol
Royal Neighbors Install New Officers at AOUW Hall
A well attended Royal Neighbors meeting at A O U W hall Monday night installed officers for the year. Oracle Iva Pattison and vice oracle Harriett Hansen led a full slate including chancellor Mary Robertson recorder Mattie Storey and others. Refreshments followed with a social conclusion to the evening.
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A. O. U. W. Hall
Oracle
Iva Pattison
Harriett Hansen
Mary Robertson
Mattie Storey
Ida Buckley
Alma Finkbiner
Mary Davidson
Pomie Gaulke
Julia Piper
Mary Pickford at the Lyric in Hulda from Holland
Mary Pickford stars in the Famous Players feature Hulda from Holland at the Lyric. The production recreates a Dutch village on set with hundreds of villagers and follows Hulda and her brothers from Holland to Pennsylvania where an Uncle’s home anchors the Pennsylvanian scenes. John B directed the film for Famous Players as the team shot in Dutch and Pennsylvania settings.
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Mary Pickford
Famous Players Studio
Bieht
Lyric
Famous Players
Hulda
Holland
Edith Barnard Delano
Paramount
America
Pennsylvania
John B, O
Clark and Haggard Form New Cheyenne Law Firm
John J. Clark announces the formation of Clark and Haggard in Cheyenne with D. A. Haggard joining from Brainerd Minnesota. The firm will occupy rooms 611 614 in the First National Bank Building and continues the Clark family legal legacy and city manager charter experience. Haggard, a Nebraska and Minnesota attorney, has editorial and university teaching background and has served as city attorney for Brainerd. His wife and two daughters will relocate to Cheyenne soon.
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Cheyenne Monday
John J. Clark
D. A. Haggard
Brainerd
Minnesota
Clark & Mageard
First National Bank
Clark
Aime
Clark, Riner & Clark
New York
Ohio
Nebraska
Hageard
St. Paul
College of Law
Haggard
Cheyenne
Wyoming Protests Removal of Jim Baker Cabin to Denver
Secretary R M Lamont of the Industrial Club of Cheyenne urges keeping the Jim Baker cabin in Wyoming. He proposes moving the relic to Cheyenne if needed or placing it in Capitol grounds, the city park, or Frontier Park within the state to preserve early Wyoming history.
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Wyoming
R. M. Lamont
Denver
Jim ‘Baker
Snake River
Cheyenne
Capitol Grounds
City Park
St! In
Frontier Park
Industrial Club OF
R. M. Lament
Private Telephone Company Formed In Spark’s Region
The Spark's Telephone company filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. It will operate a private line from Spark's ranch to Moffat County Colorado and to Rock Springs in Sweetwater County Wyoming. Capitalization is $10,000 and directors are Charles L. Spark Eva Spark and Arthur Spark.
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Spark’s Telephone Company
Spark
Nurse Shares Recovery and Advocate Lydia Pinkham
A graduate nurse from Chicago recounts illness caused by displacement, describes six months of medical care, and celebrates becoming a healthy mother. She endorses Lydia E. Pinkham’s Medicine and invites other women to seek guidance from the company in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Chicago
Woguean
Lydia Pink
Savere Aventis
Ben Ts Shani
Mit Yan Nee
Lydia
Pinkham A Medicine Co
Lynn
Mase
Firemen and Cops Get Pay Increase Beginning Feb 1
Cheyenne firemen and patrolmen will receive a $45 monthly raise, up $6, effective February. City council gave first reading to the ordinance after considering a $10 request and approved a $5 compromise within the current tax limits.
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Cheyenne
Language Courses Offered Cheyenne By University
The University of Wyoming modern languages department will offer extension courses in French Spanish and Italian in Cheyenne every Thursday from January 25 through June 7. A $50 fee applies. University credit may be earned by arrangement with the instructor. Interested individuals should contact Prof. I. V. Medici in Laramie. courses are open to all entrants regardless of meeting university entrance requirements.
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Department of Modern Languages
University of Wyoming
Cheyenne
I. V. Medici
Laramie
Demurrage Rate Increase Cases Set For Feb 9 Hearing
The board of public service commissioners ordered hearings for Western and Inter Mountain Demurrage bureaus on February 9. They seek a new price scale for cargo handling after loading and unloading time, charging $1 for day one $2 day two $3 day three $5 day four and each additional day.
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Board of Public Service Commissioners
Inter- Mountain
Railway Mail Clerk Examination February 10 1917
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for railway mail clerk for men only with February 10 1917 as the deadline. Apply using form 394 and send to the Civil Service Commission Washington D C with sufficient postage for prompt delivery.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
Fremont County stockmen report Winter hay prices and shortages
Lander Wyoming January 16 stockmen report hay priced at 16 to 18 dollars per ton in the Lander area. Cattlemen purchase Nebraska prairie hay at about 12 dollars delivered. Despite cold and snow there have been no stock lows yet, with only a small number of cattle and sheep on the range and feed being hauled or shipped in to survive the winter.
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Lander
Nebraska
G O P Moose Split Remains Wide Says Perkins
New York Jan 16 George W Perkins chairman of the national progressive party says actions by the republican national committee failed to heal the breach with progressives and left the split as wide as ever. Perkins and others did not attend the Willcox dinner and withdrew their acceptances. John T Adams of Town allegedly opposed Willcox over selection as national committee chairman.
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New York
George W. Perkins
National Progressive Party
Republican National Committee
Wilcox
Perkins
Willcox
John T. Adame
Town
National Committee
Celibacy murderer's life sentence handed in Joliet
Chicago Jan 16 J Maurier Pettit confessed killing his 19 year old bride Katherine Kaiser Pettit to keep her pure. Judge Barrett sentenced Pettit to life imprisonment in Joliet Monday.
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Chicago
J. Maurier Pettit
Katherine Kaiser Pettit
Joliot
Barrett Monday
Memorial balloons released for poet executed in Salt Lake
In San Jose California on January 16 mourners released balloons bearing ashes of Joseph Hillstrom the poet executed last year in Salt Lake City Utah for murder. The scattering followed memorial services held nearby.
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San Jose
Cal
Joseph Hillatrom
Salt Lake
Utah
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