Local Notes Roundup of Business Blurbs and Social Items
Miller's repairs and 1799 Carey Ave offer correct watch service at moderate prices. Mark A. Chapman handles loans insurance and houses at 19th and Carey Ave. Mrs. Wilkins and two daughters plan Jacksonville trip. Mrs. Mabel B. Smith reorganizes. A piano class is announced at 610 East Twenty-fifth Street. Private car Athabasca of the Canadian Pacific passed through yesterday. Diessmaking wanted by experienced seamstress Mrs. B E D Geo at 2104 Capitol Ave. Max J. Sieger departs for St. Louis on a business pleasure trip from Carey Ave. Mrs. Kent buys a six-cylinder Chalmers-Detroit car. Cheyenne residents rush to Denver via low rate to the 23rd. Sam Asher buys a late model Overland touring car through Kingham & McAllister. Merchants Delivery wagon toppled at Sixteenth and Capitol, scattering groceries. Clara A. Ligier offers beauty culture parlors and hair goods at 411 W. 19th St. Phone 817. The William Meyers Dry Goods fire loss underwriters arrive to adjust damages over $15,000. Wyoming exhibit planned for Burlington depot open soon for inspection. Shriners meeting moved from January 31 to January 27 with a large new class and paraphinalia from several places. Committee to handle recruits not yet named.
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D. Geo
Capitol Avenue
Max J. Sieger
Carey Avenue Clothier
St. Louis
Kent
Whitaker
Denver
Sam Asher
Johnson Grocery Company
Kingham & McAllister
Merchants Delivery Service
Sixteenth and
Clara A. Ligier
19Th St
William Meyers Dry Goods Company
Wyoming
Burlington Depot
Schenk
Shriners
STATE ARRIVALS OF MILITARY PERSONNEL AND FAMILIES
Plains George E. Pexton Evans ton B D Dray Laramie H B Gates Worland T Clark Sheridan Bob Davidson Islay J J Underwood Underwood Interocean C F Farthing and wife Iron Mountain Normandie Coll W Harrison and wife Wheatland Nettle Davis Douglas W H M Vaughn and wife Guernsey J M Golden and wife Hillsdale C A Winter Casper Becker J P Webster Chugwater Mrs James McFary Buford J H Rebstock Rock Springs Metropolitan J S Rebillet Hartville Henry T Miller Hartville A Weight Port Laramie James Marsden Douglas Gertrude Allan Casper S Emery Rawhide W B Ost Riverton Annie Townsend Big Piney Anthony Wilkerson Egbert Allan Laughlin Glenda T B and Ethel Jones Meridian Alma Abbott Shoshoni S Andrews and wife auston John Ley lalay
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Winter
Casper
Becker
J. P. Webster
Chugwater
James McFary
Buford
J. H. Rebstock
Rock Springs
Metropolitan
Rebillet
Hartville
Henry T. Miller
A. Weight
Port Laramie
James Marsden
Douglas
Gertrude Allan
S. Emery
Rawhide
W. B. ‘Ost
Riverton
Annie Townsend
Anthony Wilkerson
Egbert
Allan Laughlin
Glenda
T. B
Ethel Jones
Meridian
Alma Abbott
Shoshoni
Andrews
Auston
John Ley
Coliseum Plans Skating As Rails Bring Skates
Coliseum management says skating will start soon after railroads deliver roller skates to Cheyenne where shipments have arrived from the West.
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Coliseum
Cheyenne, S A
Wat
Fine sugar on sale at Boyd's store
A 19 pound bag of fine sugar is priced at 1.00 and available Wednesday at Boyd's. Call 30 for details.
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Boyd
High School Notes Schedule and Events Mentioned
The high school announces a busy schedule with games against Cheyenne Boulder Sidney and others, semeste r finals next week, and planned student events including freshmen rhetoricals on Feb 15 and a Radium lecture on Feb 25. Scarlet fever exposure led to fumigation and all students returned to classes with no fever cases reported.
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Doulder
Cheyenne
Greeley
Rawlins
Laramie
Sidney
Greeley High
Chéyenne
Boulder
Heyenne
Schweiring
Train Delays Prompt Texas Suit for 700000
Texas sues the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe railroad in district court claiming about 700000 in damages for alleged failure to run a train on its advertised schedule. The suit targets train No. 5 from Gainesville to Dallas with a daily penalty of 5000 for 140 days. The article notes the shortcut may not always be correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
State of Texas
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Gainesville
Dallas
Syrup of Figs Promises Quick Cures for Sick Children
An old time household remedy promotes Syrup of Figs as a safe bowel cleanser for children. The ad claims coated tongues signal internal waste and that a teaspoonful relieves constipation, stomach upset, and related symptoms in hours. It emphasizes a tasty product made from figs and senna and urges readers to buy the full named preparation from a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Pig Syrup Co
Dyspepsia and catarrh of the stomach promoted by Peruna
Dr Hartman asserts many dyspepsia and bilious conditions stem from catarrh of the stomach and claims Peruna cures more cases than any other remedy. He notes diet and habits affect outcomes and promotes his products from the Columbus Ohio company with a free 1913 Peruna Almanac offer.
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B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Hartman
Pe-ru-na Company
Inauguration of WyomIng University's New President
The inauguration of President Duniway of the state university will be a landmark event. The Union Pacific donated a special train for Cheyenne residents and legislators, leaving Cheyenne at 6:15 AM and returning from Laramie at 10:30 PM. Delegations from Yale Harvard and Cornell will attend.
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Duniway
The
State UniVersity
T.F. Burke
Union Pacific Hag
Cheyenne
Laramie
David Star Jordan
Stanford University
Cornell
Agricultural School
Yale
Harvard
Domentic Science Department
Union Pacific
State Highway Association
Arrest of Richards Confirms Sensational Cheyenne Tale
In Pueblo, Charles Clark, alias Homer Richards, confessed to Oklahoma bank robberies and a river chase with three accomplices. He claimed a $1,000 reward and pointed to Amy Harrison, the Tulsa woman who was with him, as his partner in flight. The couple said they fled to Cheyenne to escape police and expected to marry if not pursued.
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Pueblo
Colo
Charles Clark
KR. A. Crossman
Oklahoma
Alo
Claremore
Oklo
Homer Richards
Bie
Talbot
Cheyenne
Amy Harrison
Tulsa
Clark
Richards
Central Station
W. W. Green
Charles O'Connor
Metropolitan
Union Avenue
South
Edward Yoder
Green
Plains Hotel Hosts Enthusiastic Highway Meeting
Delegates and many citizens gathered at the Plains hotel as road improvement dominated discussion. Democrats and Republicans set aside the senatorial fight to back transport upgrades. several speakers including Schwab Metz Brock Kilborn Johnson Martello and Warden Alston addressed the crowd. A highway association resolution was adopted and a drafting committee appointed. Frank Wood of Casper was chosen president with Jacob M. Schwab of Cody named vice president and John L. Baird and Jackson D. Kilborn named treasurer and secretary.
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the Plains Hotel
Messrs
Schwab
Metz
Brock
Kilborn
Johnson
Martello
Warden Alston
Election of Industrial Club Officers
Despite a smaller-than-expected turnout the Industrial club met for a highly beneficial session led by Judge Potter on Cheyenne’s future. A dollar dinner was proposed for deeper discussion and the following directors were named for the year: Fred Hofman Steve Bong Judge Potter J D Clark A River George Gilland Roseman Bb W Stone and A D Kelly.
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Industrial Club
Judge Potter
Cheyenne
Fred Hofman
Steve Bong
J. D. Clark
A. River
George Gilland Roseman
Bb. W. Stone
A. D. Kelly
Fraternal Hall event at Woodman Social Thursday
A Woodman Fraternal hall social is set for Thursday evening at 4 20 with admission priced at 2 50 per couple and 1 00 for an extra lady. The notice lists January 23 as the date.
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Woodman
City Council approves a busy agenda and raises salaries
The city council met with full attendance and approved a $160 000 appropriation for city expenses. The chief of police salary rises to 1500 and the water commissioner to 1200. An ordinance raises dog tax and fines the police for snow cleanup delays. A fire station addition and a new road machine are funded. Officials are reappointed and the Tribune named official paper for 1914.
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Morrie Street
28Th Street
Bent Street
A. G. Crandal
Gill
Jay Bhowalter
D. &. Ewan
R. D. Goodrich
EB. P. Taylor
Chlef
Bob Tagalla
Volcano Eruption Forces Mass Flight in Mexico
Thousands flee villages and ranches near Colimate volcano in Quadalajara Mexico as a violent eruption prompts fears of many lives lost and widespread damage.
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Quadalajara
Mexico
Bills in Brpkot Today
Nine enacted and referred bills and amendments approved by voters in the November election take effect later under the proclamation issued by Governor Ammons today.
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Brpkot
Denver
Ammons
Proverbs on Luck Across Nations and Ages
Readable excerpts discuss how proverbs reflect luck across cultures. Examples include Greek origins for French sayings about cups and lip, and English, Italian, French, Livonian, Arabic, German, Spanish, and Latin lines showing similar ideas. Emphasizes cross language parallels and the idea that fortune influences fools and fools influence fortune.
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Samos
Nile
Jacques
Jack
Misfortune and a courtroom farce in a southern case
Laura Hamilton recalls a comedy of errors in a fumbled trial where a young attorney pleads innocence by recounting family history. The defendant, an old man, erupts, declaring guilt in a booming negro dialect and scolds the judge as the jury faces a short sentence.
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Halton
Laura Hamilton
South
Darby
Gallant Greek Lieutenant Leads Charge in Ambiguous War Scene
In a Harper's Weekly style scene two American corresp ons eye a conflict as a familiar Greek lieutenant leads a bold assault. A barber shop memory ties the officer to Steenth avenue and Umtpiph street while the charge advances with marching troops shouting Next Shine.
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Dents
Kinkletop
oMcer
Leutenant
Blithers
Steenth Avenue
Umtpiph Street
Harper’s Weekly
Strenuous Oratory in the Back Room
A humorous Stray Stories item notes a clumsy attempt at drafting a speech in a back room. The office boy jokes about the MP crafting oratory, implying frantic activity and confusion without stern detail.
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M. P
Phony gold certificates flagged in transit
A reader warns that certain gold certificates with serial Fi16800398 show suspicious bow hoelden and may be counterfeit. The note urges recalling who passed them along to identify the source of the phony notes.
Almond Gookies Bake With Almond Gores
A short, unclear recipe fragment describes cookies using one egg one tablespoon powdered agar and flour with butter. The method mentions mixing at one bake on pan with a knife, cutting fine stripes of almond, sprinkling on top, and baking in a moderate oven.
Ely's Dream Balm Big Cream Halos For Cold Relief
A promotional note touts Ely's Dream Balm and a cream haloes product claiming instant relief from nasal congestion and catarrh. It advises trying a small bottle, applying at the input rim, and promises rapid soothing effects and better breathing.
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Ely
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City News
Miller's
Carey Ave
Cleyenne Printery
Mark A. Chapman
Merida
Mabel B. Smith
East Twenty-fifth Street
Athabasca
Canadian Pacific
Yeaterday
WYO
University
Rubber
Citizens National Bank Wyonixa
Gapitol Ave
Milano
Nestor
Orchestra Music
Truckey's Store
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