Cheyenne city notices list arrivals and services from multiple towns
A jumble of short notices shows visitors and residents in Cheyenne from Chugwater Lander Casper Wheatland and Pine Bluff with taxi services hotel signs and a call for homes for Children from the Wyoming Humane Society includes names like James Miller Blanche Miller and E W Burke plus references to taxis touring cars and a service flag at Cheyenne High School.
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Chugwater
James Miller
Cheyenne
Blanche Miller
Cheyenne High School
Christy Houx to Be Buried Today
Funeral services for Christy P. Houx son of Acting Governor Frank I. Houx will be held at the Methodist church at 2 p.m. All state and county offices are closed for the day. Governor Houx arrived from Washington with Attorney General A. Preston. The body, brought from Fort Collins, lies in state at Ferry's. after 10 a.m. it will be moved to the governor's mansion. Pallbearers include Woodie Warren and Donald Forsyth among others. interment follows at Lakeview.
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Christy PF. Houx
Frank I. Houx
Methodist
Governor Houx
Washington
A. Preston
Christy
Fort Collins
Ferry’s
E. F. Brace
Methodist Church
George van Winkle
The
Baptist Church
J. J. Stubblefield
Presbyterian Church
J. J
Weather Report for Ata Ato and Surroundings
The report notes a high of 26 degrees at 2 30 p m and a low of 9 1 degrees at 6 00 am with a mean around 26 degrees. Winds from the northwest at 6 50 am reached 15 mph. Precipitation since January 1 shows 0 2% total, with last 24 hours rain zero and trace snow melted.
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Ata Ato Am
Funeral services for Clarence Ritchie held at St Marys
Funeral services for Clarence Ritchie were held yesterday from St. Marys Cathedral at o clock in the morning. Interment followed in Olivet Cemetery.
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Clarence Ritchie
St. Mary's Cathedral
Olivet Cemetery
Tag Your Shovel Day Urges Wyoming School Kids
Augustine Kendall the Federal Fuel Administrator for Wyoming asks 25000 Wyoming school children to attach economy tags to coal shovels on January 30 1918 to save shovelfuls of coal for war needs. Schools distribute tags encourage ceremonies and the mayor and White House shovels to be tagged.
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Augustine Kendall
Wyoming
United States
Rock Springs
Wic
Federal Fuel Administration
Helly
Washington
Whitehouse
Fuel Administration
Tom
Lone Star Stockholders to Receive Dividend Checks
B S Dickert announces that Lone Star Ol stockholders will receive dividend checks. He says checks have arrived and will be turned over to stockholders upon proper proof, with details pending for those awaiting their payments.
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Lone Star Ol Company
B. S. Dickert
Lo Ea
Lone Star Company
Death by Own Hand Near Pierce Colorado Shocks Residents
A man identified via a note as John Ford of Denver killed himself in his car near Pierce after being picked up south of Cheyenne by Edward McGee. The group included Fred McGee Emil Smith and Edward Harmon. Ford left the car at the state line then fatally shot himself as the party urged him to rejoin the vehicle amid cold weather.
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Pierce
Colo
John Ford
Denver
General Delivery
Jack
Ford
Cheyenne
Edward McGee
Eaton
Fred McGee
Emil Smith
Edward Harmon
Auto Party
Pierce Ford
Teachers Reinstated After Probe in Wyoming School
Evanson? Evanston Wyoming story reports Irma Smith and Esther Myers reinstated after dismissal for insubordination. Board action by Prof J B Holly and Dr C E Thompson questioned. three board members resign, including Holly Kuhr and Thompson. Officials say investigation showed charges unfounded and eight member board acted without consent.
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Evanston
Wyo
Lyman
Irma Smith
Esther Myers
J. B. Holly
C. E. Thompson
Jennie Isherwood
Laramie Health Survey to Be Coordinated Locally
The Delineator plans a survey in Laramie with nurse Mise Bessie Amerman directing instruction for local committees. Moody will handle bacteriological work and Oscar Lamm will inspect dairies as part of a war time supported program. The Federation of Clubs women and many volunteers canvassed homes, with a New York report due late this week to be presented at a public meeting next week.
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Laramie
Mise Bessie Amerman
Sheridan
Moody
Oscar Lamm
Amerman
Cheyenne
Federation of Clubs
R. A. Morton
F. H. Douglas
H. C. Olsen
David Nimmo
Fred Miller
Robert Jerpe
Enos Laughlin
Midwest Refining to Spend 1.5 Million on Casper Greybull Refineries
The Midwest Refining company plans about 1.5 million in 1918 to expand Casper and Greybull refineries and add storage facilities. It is also constructing casing head naphtha plants costing over 500000. The firm has drilled extensively in Salt Creek Big Muddy Grass Creek and Elk Basin and plans more field prospecting to match rising production.
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Midwest Refining Company
Casper
Greybull
Midwest
Salt Creek
Big Muddy
Grass Creek
Elk Basin
500 More Needed for Flying Service
Fort Omaha seeks 500 experienced mechanical electrical and gas engine experts and machine shop personnel to enter a seven week training program and become second lieutenants. Applications via mail or telegraph due by Thursday January 24. Exams and immediate assignment to training camps will follow, candidates urged not to resign until acceptance is confirmed.
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Daniels
War Department
Aviation Service
Fort Omaha
Liberty Oil brings in high grade oil well near Spring Valley
Evanston Wyoming January 21 Liberty Oil company brought in a forty barrel well of high grade oil near Spring Valley. The company has two other wells under way and several other companies plan to drill in the spring.
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Evanston
Wyo
Liberty Oil Company
Spring Valley
J H Walton Made Vice President of Stock Growers Bank
Officers and directors of the Stock Growers National bank were elected at the annual meeting. J Walton was promoted from cashier to second vice president and A Roedel was named first vice president. John Clay remains head of the board. A H Marble, J Johnston, and John Whitaker elected as directors for the year.
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John Clay
A. H. Marble
A. E. Roedel
J. Johnston
John Whitaker
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Darker Hair
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy home solution to darken gray or faded hair. It claims natural, even coverage after dampening a sponge and applying to small strands, with repeated use improving gloss and fullness. The product is pitched as a beauty item, not a medical cure.
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Wyeth
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