City Briefs and Births and Local Changes
City briefs cover 95c mens and womens slips at Wasser man for 10 days, Burns birthday remembrance for Robert Burns, infant twin dies of a one day old twin born to Mr and Mrs F I Galloway, saloon sold on West Sixteenth Street from Gauft & Co to Charles Lamp, flour sold by Lawrence & Carr, incorporations filed by Star Dry Goods Co of Rawlins and Mountaineer’s Club of Sundance, site clearing at a new building project by A Rovee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 on saving and foresight
The piece argues that sound judgment in saving shapes future comfort or want. It urges setting aside part of present earnings for the future, noting misfortunes stem from lack of forethought and stressing saving habits over current bank interest.
Potty thieves sentenced in Logan for larceny
Potty thieves Jamon Hathaway and Bert White pled guilty to potty larceny before Justice Howards. Each was fined 25 dollars for stealing souvenirs from Logan store at Sixteen Street Carey Avenue and a quantity of alll from Wm. Myers Dry Woods Co. Deeds recorded show Ina V. Murray transferring property to Chas W. Riner and J. J. Mesray for 4000 dollars and Wyoming Fuel, Feed and Delivery Co. transferring Lot 6 and 44 feet of Lot 4, Block 356 for 13600 dollars.
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 Amusements Offer New Bill and Stage Acts
Atlas opens with Past Gibson sketch and The Town Fiddler plus Radel Co's comedy and modern dances. Imperial Hone in Cheyenne offers The Girl in the Kimono with Helen Gage writing and Phil Schwartz music, praised for its costuming and chorus.
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
All members are respectfully requested to be present in full dress uniform at the I C O F hall 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 advertised as tonic for weak women in San Francisco
An advertisement claims Vinol strengthens run-down women and boosts appetite. It features a testimonial from Mrs. Jane Pepper of 2307 Howard Street, California, praising Vinol after several bottles. The copy notes the product is a cod liver and iron tonic and offers a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Jane Pepper
Howard Street
San Francisco
Cal
A. E. Roedel
Reorganization Day at Colorado Springs High School
In Colorado Springs Colorado on January 26 the high school held a reorganization day after Principal Mil barred 29 boys from athletics and activities for not giving up their fraternities. New class officers and staff vacancies were filled and captains and managers for baseball and football were elected. Principal Hill said the school would field athletic teams despite the ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Spriggs
Colo
Mil
Hill
Santa Fe Officers to Hold Luncheon in Colorado Springs
Santa Fe officers who are slated to attend a luncheon in Colorado Springs will meet at a local business venue on January 25. Attendees include prominent company leaders and union representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolorado Springs
Santa Fe
Attempted assassination shocks French Chamber
Janu 25 scene in Parla as two revolver shots fired at Briand premier from the public gallery. He escaped unhurt though a fragment struck Leon Mirman, director in the interior ministry. The would be killer, a former Bayonne clerk named Giselme, was seized by deputies. Briand praised for escaping death as police and ministers protected him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Acuutance
Ministery of the Interior
Voty Serjaunane
Sasins
Qieolme
Bayonne Sud
Agsivn
Mons. Briand
Giselme
Effort to revive union depot plan faces Santa Fe opposition
Antlers business leaders aim to reintroduce a union depot project halted last summer when the Santa Fe refused to consider it. With both railroads set to build new depots soon, businessmen see next Thursday as the opportune moment to pressure Santa Fe to back the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Rio Grande
Santa Fe Company
Burglar Caught By Church Box Alarm at St Joseph's
In Peoria Illinois on January 26 a church contribution box alarm led to the arrest of Roy Burns after he opened the box and stole $5.85. An officer pursuing with a horse captured Burns and the knife fragment found on him, with the remaining blade in the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria, I
St. Joseph's Church
Herman Greve
Roy Burns
Archdale
Burns
Churches Overabundance Criticized by Church Leader
Washington January 25 Rev Charles J Thompson secretary of the Presbyterian Board of World Missions opened the annual meeting of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America urging fewer churches per community. He cited New York as an example of wasteful duplication and called for economy in church extension and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles J.thompson
Presbyterian Board of Woreisn Missions
Federal Council of Ofth Churches of Christ In America
Thompson
New York
Victim Harpers Fend Off Murderous Assault by Discharged Butler
A discharged Japanese butler named Yoki broke into the Harpers’ residence near Philadelphia and attacked Mr and Mrs J M Harper with a sharp butcher knife. He grappled with a man, wrenched an item from his hand, and fatally wounded Mrs Harper in the bedroom during a night-time assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoki
Jobo M. Harper
Ouila Nova
Philadelphia
Mire
Harper
Opees
Sen
Earth
I Or
Allah Siom
Federation and Home Missions in World Stewardship
The text contrasts large church funding with the need to standardize home missions through federation. It argues federation should act as a spiritual clearing house, distributing values and setting standards, while home missions must embrace responsibility to align with broader goals and local engagement. It calls for balance between local duties and global policy within God’s plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitalale
Federation
Street railways of Chicago may be consolidated
Rumors in La Salle street claim Chicago street railways including elevated and surface lines plan a full consolidation. Total capitalization cited at 271,736,770 dollars. Negotiations, led by Henry A Blair, would unite properties under a single plan already advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jan. Pi
la Salle Street
Henry A. Blair
Mayleg Spirit
Chicago Railways Company
Glazier Ice Presented to Cornell University
Several hundred pounds of glazier ice were donated by the Canadian Pacific Railway to Prof. Ralph S Tarr of Cornell University in Ithaca New York. The presentation was reported from Ithaca on January 25 and noted Tarr’s prominence in geology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 persuasive essay argues advertising has become essential for stores serving women. It contrasts old dull notices with modern store service and claims advertised stores offer real value through larger volume and lower per sale profits, broadening access for housewives.
Also Mentioned on This Page
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
Tora
Breranin
Chamber OF Deputies
Chas. L. Thompson
Presbyterian Home
Mis Mons
Victrg Oap
Vionday
Vrances Warren
Wyoming
Alegield
C. H. Garwood Florist
Wyoming Fuel and Feed Co
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