Local Notices and Classified Briefs Highlight City Life
Cheyenne notices report Miller's Watch Repair, travel departures for Frisco and Denver, and business ads for loans and insurance. Rail traffic remains heavy per Union Pacific. Rev Hilldenger leaves Lutheran church for San Diego. Mabel E B Smith starts piano classes at 510 East Twenty-fifth Street. Edward Mahoney of the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul line visits on business. Seamstress job wanted, Mrs. E D Gee listed at 2104 Capitol Ave. Clara Ligier Beauty Parlors advertises hair goods and services at 411 W 18th St. Also a marine recruiting effort noted.
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Hilldenger
The
Lutheran Church
San Diego
Cal
Mra
Mabel EB. Smith
East Twenty-fifth Street
R. R
Edward Mahoney
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Clara A. Ligier
18Th St
Denver rush to stock show continues with heavy crowds
The Denver stock show draws big crowds as over 100 people take advantage of a low fare yesterday. Today is the last day the rate is in effect. The Beaver Mining Company gains incorporation papers with a $50,000 capital and Evanston as its principal office. Incorporators include Gordon McCarty and Brayton of Salt Lake City. Notaries appointed include John R. Arnold Evanston Mary A. Wilson Van Tassel C J Stinger Van Tassel and Raymond D Ward Worland.
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Silver State
Denver
Beaver Mining Company
Evanston
Gordon
McCarty
Brayton
Salt Lake City
Carey
John R. Arnold
Mary A. Wilson
van Tassel
C. J. Stinger
Raymond D. Ward
Worland
Shriners Leader Arrives in Cheyenne for Plains Hotel Meet
Shriners head Charles Millar, recorder of Korein Temple, Mystic Shrine Rawlins, will arrive Sunday morning and set headquarters at the Plains hotel. He invites all Shriners in good standing to attend the gathering. An error in The Leader's notice misdated the university inauguration set for Friday January 24 with Cornell official Dr. Bailey to address. Special trains on the Union Pacific will serve attendees.
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Charles Millar
Korein Temple
Mystic Shrine
Rawlins
Cheyanne
Plains Hotel
Duniway
The
State University
Dr. Bailey
Agricultural Department
Cornell University
Union Pacific
Colds Cause Headache and Grip Begin to Vanish
A note references Bromo Quinine as the remedy to colds causing headaches and grip. It highlights a single formula phrase and mentions the signature of E. W. Grove, with a brief, dated tone.
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E. W. Grove
Dancing at Woodman Social Hall Jan 23
Dance event at Woodman Social Thursday January 23 at 8 30 p m Fraternal hall excellent music and refreshments admission 25 cents a couple extra lady 10 cents includes music and social details from a local notice
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Woodman
Agents Wanted for Tailoring Proposition
Advertisement from P. W. Goodman president 550 Regal Building Chicago invites applicants for a tailoring proposition. No investment or experience required. Weekly earnings listed as 60 dollars. Printed in Chicago.
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P. W. Goodman
Regal Building
Chicago
Charity Societies Form Associated Charities of Cheyenne
Representatives from Cheyenne charitable societies met at the Parish House and organized the Associated Charities of Cheyenne. A. D. Kelly was elected president Judge Matson first vice president Floyd H Fee second vice president A J D Johnson treasurer Dorothy Riner secretary Dr J D Pershing of Denver spoke on charity work. Mayor Gill opened the meeting and a committee was named to submit officer and director names. Dues are set at 2 dollars per year.
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Associated Charities of
Cheyenne
A. D. Kelly
Judge Matson
Ra F H. Fee
A. JD. Johnson
Misa Dorothy Riner
J. D. Pershing
Denver
Pershing
United Charities of
Gill
Davidson
Keep A Climbing and The Changing Tides of Power
A mixed slice of verse and political satire traces uplift through song, then shifts to satirical portraits of Woodrow Wilson and William Howard Taft in a fictional 1912 style. The piece contrasts hopeful perseverance with a critique of public life and philanthropy.
Recruit Rejected By Naval Officers
Mary Hilts of Boone Iowa attempted naval enlistment at the local marina recruiting office on Monday. The officers halted the examination after discovering the applicant was a woman, refused enlistment, and offered sympathy but no guidance for uniting with her army-bound lover in San Francisco.
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Marina
Youhr
Enlater
Mary Hilts
Boone
Iowa
Miss Hilts
San Francisco
Frisco
Miss Hills
Burns Day Observance At Parish House Friday Night
Scottish clans gather to mark Burns birthday with an all night program starting 8 p.m. at the Parish House. The lineup includes addresses by Chief Cook and General John Charles Thompson, pipe selections, songs by David Miller and others, dances by Irene Nowatney Colin Finnie and friends, recitations, and a post lunch program of songs and dancing, presided by Mrs. W. Hart.
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Burns
Chief Cook
Jack Finnie
Strathspey
Highland Society of London
John
Hunter
William Reid
Laura Richardson
Jim
Irene Nowatney
Colin Finnie
Byrne
Thomas Heaney
Gordon's Men
Louis Reilly
Misa Irene Nowatney
Afton Water
W. G. Walker
VK. Hart
Plang
Sunday School Basketball Seeks Citywide Support
Mr Reilly of the Parish House club promotes a Sunday school basketball league with growing interest and aims for pastoral approval. The men’s class meets weekly with about 25 members and room for more, while a ladies’ class for those inclined to obesity is planned.
VENERABLE WATCHMAN Cites Civil War Service Record
Rock Springs night watchman Pelix Devlin one of the few with a four year discharge for Civil War service. He served in the marine corps at war onset and was present at the Fort Suap ter second attack, among 35 of 100 to report for duty. Now an elderly man, Devlin recalls events with remarkable memory, having moved from Omaha to Wyoming and worked as a blacksmith before settling in Rock Springs.
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Pelix Devlin
Rock Springs
Senate
Devlin
Marine Corps
United States
Fort Suapter
Nonce
Omaha
Swede Sage Quotes Pratt On Laramie Politics In Sheyenne
Sven Alexon cites a heated capital debate in the Laramie Boomerang. He urges political unity, criticizes city council fights and party graft, and warns that continued infighting risks loss of charter and public trust. He calls for cooperation between Republicans and Democrats to avoid chaos.
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Sven Alexon
Laramie
Counsil
Dave Stickney
Shevenne
Republicoans
Warren
Menate
Much Lake
Moose Democrat
Patalander
Senate
Vieneas Akal
Hole
Alvays
At the Age of Real Worth and New Criminology Aim
Aged eighty, Andrew D. White of Cornell University fame begins a new phase, pursuing criminology research to contribute real value. The Kannas City Star notes his shift from youth ideals to wiser, concrete goals and his plan to build on a solid foundation for meaningful work.
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Hopea
Andrew D. White
Cornell University
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Iabheart
Kannas City
Contentment in a Confused Moment
Fragmentary line from Puck hints at temporary forgetfulness about upcoming desires. The quote suggests a playful meditation on desire and the nature of contentment in fleeting thoughts.
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Puck
Blood allotment study hints at industrial changes
A fragmented note from a Canadian mites department outlines an official plan on blood, industry, and a possible shift in electro smelting adoption. It references a long history of revelations every decade and questions the impact on commercial viability.
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Mites Department
Canada
Theron
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Shriners Attention
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Mijle
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