Cheyenne Briefs Tout Visitors and Local Happenings
James Coxen of Laramie and A F Brubaker of Glen Rock are in Cheyenne while Miller of Riverton visits. A marriage license was issued to David H. Merna and Miss Clara B. Mace. Typhoid germs found absent in Cheyenne water after tests at Round Top. Western snow impacts train runs with all trains on time. Interior bulletin notes Lance Creek oil field data and maps. Clocks in city offices show scattered stopped times. Numerous locals and visitors noted including Snapper Garrison of the Denver Post and Miss Agnes B. Shaw. No police court yesterday. two homesteads filed final proof. Snow Western spread from Green River to Laramie. two inches near Green River to Ogden.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Green River
Ogden
Laramie
Sublette County Described as Wyoming’s Grand, Rich Frontier
A vivid portrayal of Sublette County in Wyoming, detailing its vast area of 4,040 square miles, varied geography, and abundant resources. The piece extols its unspoiled skies, forests, rivers, glaciers, and wildlife, highlighting potential for farming, oil, coal, and beef, while praising its independent citizenry and scenic beauty.
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Massachuetts
Rhode Island
Delaware
Columbia
Connecticut
Massachusetts
R. I
Sublette
Rhode Island- Connecticut District of Columbia
Wyoming
Fremont Peak
Yellowstone Park
Trout County
United States
Howdy
Miss Sublette
Murdered merchant wounded suspect flees toward Cheyenne
Messages to Sheriff Carroll and Police Chief Embery report J. S. Reeder, a Casper merchant murdered recently, wounded his killer just before the killer died by suicide with a forty five slug to the neck. Officials ask officers to search for a 22 year old, 155 pounds, light haired man in a brown overcoat headed for Cheyenne.
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J. S. Reeder
Casper
Carroll
Embery
Cheyenne
Wounds and revolver calibers reshape old Casper chase tale
New details emerge about the fatal highway ambush near Casper. A report mentions a wounded suspect in the stomach, reversing prior accounts of Reeder firing a .25 while the highwayman used a .45. The fate of Reeder hinges on which slug delivered the fatal wound.
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Casper
Reeder
Moonshine Raid Reported at Wheatland
Federal agent M. C. Wachtell announced the seizure of a moonshine still and three prisoners at Wheatland. Arrested were H. W. Laidley George Arrgos and Mary Williams. Details of location and plant status were not learned by Cheyenne officials last night. U S Marshal Hudson was notified by telegram.
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M. C. Wachtell
Prohibition
Denver
Cheyenne
Wheatland
Wachtell
Rocky Mountain District
H. W. Laidley
George Arrgos
Mary Williams
United States
Hudson
Union Pacific Water Firms Elect Woodruff President
A. W. Woodruff has been elected president of the Union Pacific Water company the Green River Water company and the Rattle Snake Creek Water company. The headquarters have moved from Omaha to Cheyenne placing Union Pacific water administration under Wyoming oversight. Woodruff is the general superintendent of Union Pacific railroad.
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A. W. Woodruff
Union Pacific Water Company
Green River Water Company
Rattlesnake Creek Water Company
Union Pacific Water Companies
Wyoming
Rock Springs
Green River
Hanna
Fort Steele
Omaha
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Water
Woodruff
Union Pacific Railroad
Rotary Club hosts big Cheyenne meeting with notable guests
The Cheyenne Rotary Club held a large gathering led by President Max and Vice President Blake with many guests including Senator Daly and Casper officials. A resolution backed Warren Forbes against lax law enforcement. Dr. Charles Merdliska urged state health regulation and the Big Brother program. Mrs. Hofmann spoke on Armenian relief, recounting her 72 hour captivity and threats to orphans. George Daiber was named Near Hast Relief chairman.
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Cheyenne
Charles V. Merdliska
United States Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Olive Wills
Sherwood
H.B. Hofmann
Red Cross
Armenia
Hofmann
Haver Pasha
American Relief Commission
Uncle Sam
Geo. Daiber
Rotary Club
Near Hast
Coffee House Raid Net Seven Prisoners
Policeman Reilly raided Tom Polus' coffee house at 304 Fifteenth Street on suspicions of gambling. Seven prisoners with money were taken, no gambling apparatus found, bailed by Polus, to be arraigned in police court today. Philadelphia's first hotel exclusively for women has recently opened.
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Tom Polus
Fifteenth Street
Reilly
Polus
Stocks Open Firm As Rails Lag In Early Trading
A thin opening on Wednesday left rails largely dull while other sectors advance. California Petroleum, General Asphalt and Manhattan Elevated led gains, with American Woolen, Canadian Pacific, and United States Rubber rising fractions. Famous Players up over 2 points to 57 percent.
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New York
California Petroleum
General Asphalt
Manhattan
Canadian Pacific
American International
American Smelting
United States
Texas Pacific
Republic Steel
Baldwin
Mexican Petroleum
Reading
Houston Oil
General W Electric
Motors
Independent Steels
International Paper
Sears-Roebuck
Worthington Pump
Hagenbarth Elected to Lead Woolgrowers
Salt Lake City January 19. The fifty sixth annual convention of the National Wool Growers Association closed with Frank J Hagenbarth of Salt Lake reelected president and resolutions adopted.
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Hagenbarth
Salt Lake City
National Wool Growers Association
Frank J. Hagenbarth
Salt Lake
Bily's Cream Basin Offers Instant Nose Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Bily's Cream Basin for colds and catarrh. It promises nostril relief by applying a small amount of fragrant antiseptic cream inside the nostrils to soothe swollen mucus membranes and clear air passages.
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Bily
Jly
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James Coxen
A. F. Brubaker
Glen Rock
Miller of
Riverton
David H. Merna
Clara B. Mace
Carr
Round Top
Miller
Mr. Volstead
A. A. Gorsline
Pullman
Department of the Interior
Lance Creek
Niobrara County
C. R. Hall
Pine Bluffs
Gus Holm
Cody
Agnes B. Shaw
Snapper Garrison
The
Denver Post
Frank N. Shiek
Mr. Shiek
Altha McCard
Ralph F. Jones
Vulcan Copper Mining Company
Taylor
H. R. Brown
Weiser, Idaho
Mr. Brown
Weiser
Organ Short Line
Anna M. Dobbin
Hool
Groper
Man
Union Pacific Water Administration
Fletcher
Castor Oria
Nage
York Orry
American Red Cross
Turk
Coffee House
Philadelphia
First National Bank
Pioneer Morning Beam
Hills Bros
National Biscuit
van Camp
Pan
K and
Campbell
Yellowstone
E. C
Corona
Corona Brand Macare
D Vermier
Alli
Yni
Armour’s
Eparidall
Ane
Doran’s Coffee
Crisco
Aarl
Wyoming Fruit Company
Old Masonic Building
West 16Th St
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