City Briefs and Notices From Local Columns
Street level items include Mens and Womens Felt Slippers at 95c for 10 days at Wasser man. Birthdays mark Robert Burns anniversary. Infant twin dies a one-day-old boy of F I Galloways twins buried at Lakeview cemetery. Elkhorn saloon on West Sixteenth sold by Gauft & Co to Charles Lamp. Flour sold by Lawrence & Carr. Incorporation papers filed by Star Dry Goods of Rawlins and Mountaineer's club of Sundance. Site clearing noted for new building project.
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F. I. Galloway
Lakeview Cemetery
Elkhorn
West Sixteenth Street
Gauft & Co
Charles Lamp
Pine Bluffa
Star Dry Goods Company of
Rawlins
Mountaineer’s Club
Sundance
Judgment as pivot of life and saving habits
The piece urges saving for the future, noting good judgment turns life toward security. It argues misfortune stems from lack of foresight and stresses building a habit of saving beyond present earnings, deeming future preparedness more important than current interest rates.
Potty thieves plead guilty in Logan County cases
Jamon Hathaway and Bert White pleaded guilty to potty larceny before Justice Howards. Each was fined $25 for stealing souvenirs from the Logan store on Sixteen Street and Carey Avenue and items from the Wm. Myers Dry Goods company. Deeds recorded show Ina V. Murray transferring property to Chas. W. Riner and J. J. Mesray for $4,000 and Wyoming Fuel, Feed and Delivery Co. transferring Lot 6 and 44 feet of Lot 4, Block 356 to C. W. Riner and J. L. Murray for $13,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamon Hathaway
Bert White
Justice of the Peace
Howards
Logan
Sixteenth Street
Carey Avenue
Wm. Myers Dry Woods Company
Deeda
Dillman
Ina V. Murray
Chas
W. Riner
J. J. Mesray
Wyoming Fuel, Feed and Delivery Co
C. W. Riner
J. L. Murray
Atlas Tonight and Imperial Vaudeville Openings
Amusements section previews Atlas opening with Past Gibson act and The Town Fiddler in a rural sketch by Joseph Kettler Co. Cheyenne’s Imperial Hone showcases The Girl in the Kimono with Helen Gage and Phil Schwartz credit, boasting celebrated chorus and dance visuals for a week ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Gibson
Joseph Kettler & Co
Chicago
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Helen Gage
Phil Schwartz
Canton Cheyenne No 3 Meeting in Full Dress Uniform
All members are requested to be present in full dress uniform at the I.O.O.F. hall on Friday evening January 27 1911 by order of Captain Schumaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Cheyenne No. 3
1.C. O. F. Hall
Schumaker
Vinol Promises Strength For Weak Women In San Francisco
An advertisement urges treating run down and nervous women with Vinol a cod liver and iron tonic. It cites Mrs Jane Pepper of 2307 Howard Street San Francisco who reports improved health after several bottles and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Mra
Jane Pepper
Howard Street
San Francisco
Cal
A. E. Roedel
Reorganization Day at Colorado Springs High School
Colorado Springs Colo January 26 today was reorganization day at the high school due to the removal of Principal Mil from all athletics and activities. Twenty nine boys who refused to give up their fraternities elected new class officers and filled vacancies on school papers. Cap tains and managers of the baseball and football teams were chosen. Principal Hill vowed the school would field athletic teams despite the ban on its best athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Spriggs
Colo
Mil
Hill
Santa Fe Officers Plan Luncheon Meeting In Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs January 25 Officers of the Santa Fe slate will be meeting for a business luncheon to discuss union activities and agenda items at a local venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolorado Springs
Santa Fe
Attempted assassination shocks Parla as Briand survives
In Janu 25 scene at the Chamber of Deputies a man named Giselme fired two shots at Premier Briand from the public gallery but missed. One bullet hit the log of Leon Mirman director of public accluance, while Briand escaped unharmed amid police control and ministerial guards.
Union Depot Plan to Be Revisited Next Thursday
Efforts to revive the union depot project continue after last summer's abrupt squelch by the Santa Fe. With both the Santa Fe and Rio Grande planning new depots, local businessmen see next Thursday as the opportune moment to persuade the Santa Fe company of the need for a union depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Rio Grande
Santa Fe Company
Burglar Caught In St. Joseph's Church Box Theft
In Peoria Illinois on January 26 a burglar alarm in St. Joseph's church collection box led to the arrest of Roy Burns after he opened the box and took $5.85. Police alerted by the alarm, Officer Archdale chased Burns by horse and recovered the money. A broken knife was found on Burns with the blade left in the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria, I
St. Joseph's Church
Herman Greve
Roy Burns
Archdale
Burns
Churches Overbuilt Warns Presbyterian Leader
Washington Jan 25 Rev Dr Charles J Thompson secretary of the Presbyterian Board of World Missions told the annual meeting of the Federal Council of Churches that too many churches in one city drain finances. He cited New York as an example noting waste from overlapping congregations and questioned why towns with two small churches should exist in locales of modest populations.
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Washington
Charles J.thompson
Presbyterian Board of Woreisn Missions
Federal Council of Ofth Churches of Christ In America
Thompson
New York
Murderous break in at Harper residence by discharged butler
Yoki, a Japanese butler recently discharged by the Harpers of Ouila Nova near Philadelphia, forced entry with a butcher knife. He attacked Mr and Mrs Harper in their bedroom, struggled with a man, and wounded Mrs Harper severely. Authorities report the crime as a violent home invasion with the suspect attempting to flee.
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Yoki
Jobo M. Harper
Ouila Nova
Philadelphia
Mire
Harper
Opees
Sen
Earth
I Or
What can federation do for home missions
The text argues federation should standardize home missions and act as a spiritual clearing house distributing value and erecting standards. It asks how home missions relate to city, reform, world problems, and international policy, urging full responsibility within the federation from local to top levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitalale
Federation
Street Railways of Chicago May Be Consolidated
Rumors in La Salle street claim Chicago surface and elevated street railways plan a full consolidation. The total capitalization nears 271 million dollars as negotiations, led by Henry A. Blair of the Chicago Railways company, intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jan. Pi
la Salle Street
Henry A. Blair
Mayleg Spirit
Chicago Railways Company
Glazier Ice Gift Presented to Cornell University
Several hundred pounds of lazier ice were donated by the Canadian Pacific Railway company to Prof. Ralph S. Tarr of Cornell University in Ithaca New York. The gift supports Tarr's geological work and was presented during a brief ceremony at Cornell.
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Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Ralph 8. Tarr
Cornell Geol
Ogist
Felda
Selkirks
Prof
Tarr
What Every Woman Is Learning About Store Advertising
A historical view explains how advertising evolved from dull notices to essential store service. It argues that adequately advertised stores offer real value, wider selection, and lower per sale profits, making advertising crucial for women shoppers and overall competition.
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Pabst Blue Ribbon
Pabst
Milwaukee
Delman Bros. Co
Ferguson
City ‘Briefs
Wasserman's
Robert Burns
Plour Trust
Kanesas
Lawrence & Carr
20Th
Thomas
Godda
A. Rovee
Sixteen
Central Avenue
The
Gleason Mercantile Company
Cheyenne
Mick
Wrathanynes
Colorado Springs
Arthr
Ministery of the Interior
Voty Serjaunane
Sasins
Qieolme
Bayonne Sud
Agsivn
Mons. Briand
Giselme
Tora
Breranin
Chamber OF Deputies
Chas. L. Thompson
Presbyterian Home
Mis Mons
Victrg Oap
Allah Siom
Vionday
Vrances Warren
Wyoming
Alegield
C. H. Garwood Florist
Wyoming Fuel and Feed Co
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