Local notices and public items from Cheyenne paper
The page lists loan services and housing ads for Mark A. Chapman and Mrs Mabel B. Smith at 9 organizing a piano classes at 610 East Twenty-fifth Street. Case notes indicate Cook Bros and Broderick separations to be decided by Judge Mentzer on Monday. Salvation Army opens a wood yard to aid the city’s jobless. Captain Chesham appeals for local support.
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Mark A. Chapman
Carey Ave
Mabel B. Smith
East Twenty-fifth Stree
Broderick
Mentzer
Cook Bros
Salvation Army Corps
Chesham
Cheyenne
Wong and Dills Wed in City Ceremony
Ralph B. Wong and Miss Margaret Dills of the city were married Saturday afternoon by Justice of the Peace Frank Housman in a simple ceremony.
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Ralph B. Wong
Margaret Dills
Frank Housman
Local Cheyenne Notices and Oddities In City
Digest of city happenings includes clergy exchanges at Pirot Presbyterian and Creeley chapel, land office steady work by Proof Made in Boulder, Alfred Harris gains homestead, Sheridan’s Mr. Weat expands business, Prof Creager takes lease, war incident ending with Officer Christensen arrest, trial on the Aweat vs Sweet case, and McCord Brady wholesale building nearing completion.
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Curi M. Billing
Boulder
Colo
General Land Office
Alfred Harris
Sheridan
Jor
Weat
J. O. Creager
State Normal School
Leaseo
Christensen
Paul Snodgrave
Snodgrass
Menteer
Burke
Ainer
Miss Sellhorn Heads to Chicago and New York for Millinery Purchase
Miss Sellhorn will leave Saturday to visit Chicago and New York to buy spring millinery for her shop. She plans to select hats and related accessories from prominent suppliers in the two cities.
Feat of Motorist in Moving House Noted
W E Dineén, agent for American underslung cars, cites the Underslung News illustration of a 1909 roadster pulling a 15 by 18 shed about 600 feet. P L Lariver of Cheyenne Wyoming reports 1404 pounds of mules could not move it while the car dragged the house atop two telegraph poles.
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W. E. Dineén
Wyoming Mfg Co Stock Secured and Operations Planned
The Wyoming Manufacturing Company has secured stock subscriptions totaling about $15,000 since opening on Thursday. Mr. Johnson will travel to acquire machinery and Trackage rights have been obtained. The Sorenson Contracting building is leased for renovation to house the new production of sheet metal products. Mr. Twigg will assist in management. The company expects to begin production as machinery is installed and to employ at least thirty workers.
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Wyoming Manufacuring Company
Johson
Sorenson Contracting Company
Wyoming Manufacturing Company
Johnson
Sheridan Iron Works
Twigg
Indiana
Body of John Paul Jones to be moved to crypt
The body of John Paul Jones will be transferred to the crypt beneath the chapel on January 24. Simple ceremonies will mark the event. Jones has lain in Banorofy Hall for several years.
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Annapolis
Bhe Bean
John Paul Jones
Banorofy Hall
Cafeteria Dinner Schedule At The Robinson
The Robinson cafeteria serves meals daily with lunch from 11 30 to 2 00 and dinner from 6 00 to 7 00 each day.
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the Robinson
Cheyenne Set for Unparalleled Prosperity in 1913
A leading railroad man predicts Cheyenne will enter a boom year 1913 aided by railroad improvements and new factories. The Burlington Gulf-to-8ound Hoe opening will direct vast trade through Cheyenne, boosting employment and population as married men fill positions left by strikers. The Wyoling Manufacturing Company and depot expansions are expected to enhance growth and make Cheyenne the best town in the West.
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Cheyenne
Burlington
Wyoling Manufacturing Company
A Butterfly on the Wheel at Capital Avenue Theatre
The play centers on Pegsy Admaston a wife who flirts with Rod erick Collingwood while her husband a rising Parliament figure pays little attention to her After a Swiss trip and a Paris train misstep the husband learns of the affair and Pegsy sues for divorce The courtroom scene follows with Pegsy on the stand
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Pegey Admaston
New York
London
Ie Capital Avenue Theatre
Paris
Varia
Peggy
Collingwood
Admaston
Pogey
A Butterfly on the Wheel Inspires Strong Theatrical Verdict
A London stage drama explores suspicion and mischief as a wife’s innocence is tested by a mysterious anonymous letter. The pivotal reveal ties the letter writer to the Paris plan, and Peggy’s marriage strains until a final reconciliation is found. The production is praised for realism, acting, and gripping courtroom drama. The New York Times lauds it as worth seeing multiple times.
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Paris
Collingwood
London
Pegey
Jim
Peggy
New York Times
Kenyon bill clears Senate on segregated district plan
Washington January 18 The Kenyon bill to end the segregated district by injunction passed the Senate yesterday. It follows a lone law model and enjoins property may be sold publicly unless the owner posts bond ensuring the property is not used unlawfully.
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Washington
Kenyon
Senate
Disbarment follows bribery conviction of Charles Hyde
Charles Fi Hyde former New York City chamberlain and recent bribery convict was disbarred from practicing law by the appellate division of the supreme court. Hyde’s punishment adds to his conviction and marks a formal loss of his legal license in New York.
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Hugh Huse
Memphis
New York
Chicago
Charles Fi Hyde
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Urgent $3000 Emergency for Secret Service Aide to Wilson
Secretary MacVeagh seeks a $3000 emergency appropriation to pay Secret Service protection for President-elect Wilson through inauguration. The note notes global disturbances influenced by theoretical German science and mentions oscillation affecting lands.
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Washington
Secret Service
Wilson
Cote Gees
MacVeagh
Simple home cough syrup from pantry mixed with paint warning
A damaged item describes making a home remedy by dissolving sugar in hot water and adding a medicine bottle, claiming quick relief for cough and throat irritation. It mentions a vague Pinex product and a promise of family benefits, with disclaimers about safety and guaranty.
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Walter
Stanly
Guaine
Canada
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