Briefs and Personals from Cheyenne and to Wyoming
Palmer fined 15 dollars after arrest for disturbing the peace on January 19. Notables visiting Cheyenne include C and S officers from Peaver company, Lingle Wyoming notary appointee L.R. Vickery, and John T. Judd visiting from a Little Laramie valley ranch. Sherman Co officials and Sheridan Chamber secretary M. Steele attended the good roads convention in Cheyenne. Oscar W. Nicholson of Riverton visits the Plains Hotel for a few days. Rev J. L. Stubblefield leaves for Marshtown Oregon due to his daughter's illness. New Edison advertised at the Wyoming Book Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaremie
John T. Judd
Little Larame Valley
Capitol
Laramie
Omaha
Sheridan
M. Steele
Sheridan Commercial Club
E. C. Gullivans
Cheyenne
Good Roads
Riverton
Oscar W. Nicholson
the Plains
Brand Officials Visit Cheyenne On State Business
W A Sea tuum of Kelly Lincoln County spent the day in Cheyenne on business and called at the brand office at the capitol to request a brand book. Warden Here-Feix Alston of the state penitentiary visited Cheyenne from Rawlins and stopped by the sheriff’s office during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamond
George Rainsford
Cheyenne
Diamond
W. A. Seatuum
Kelly
Lincoln County
Brend
Capitol
Feix Alston
State Penitentiary
Visstor
Rawlins
Sheriffs Office
Lift your old, torturous coins and calluses right off
A compact note presents a tool or method claim to ease or remove painful coins and calluses using finger methods. It emphasizes quick relief and simple technique, appealing to readers seeking at home comfort.
Freezone Foot Corn Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts a tiny bottle named freezone discovered by Cinei- Nai wan. It claims ether-based drops instantly relieve corns and calluses on feet without skin irritation and can lift loosened skin for easy removal. Genuine bottles feature a yellow label and cost only a few cents.
Cheyenne Briefs and Visits From Lincoln to Lovell
Local notes report several visitors staying in Cheyenne from Lincoln Nebraska Diamondville Lovell Douglas and other towns. Ranch owner Oscar Sannelso arrives from Carpenter for several days while engineer John A H Rice and Baltimore visitor A Lilly Jr also stop by. After January 1 Cheyenne Messenger will charge six cents per call in addition to existing rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Oscar Sannelso
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Cheyenne Briefs From Local Teleconnections and Visitors
Local railroad officials from Omaha Denver and Sterling visited Cheyenne on business. Calls and communications noted with travel agents and messengers. Visitors include Dr. A H Cooper from Lander and H E Weat J B Hazlett of Independence Missouri with oil interests in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wakely
Omaha
BR. Drury
Denver
W. Bradley
W. L. Murphy
Sterling
Colo
Cheyenne
H. E. Weat
J. B. Hazlett
Independence, Mo
Wyoming
Sheep Fed On Beet Pulp Feeding in Billings Factory
R M Wood returned from Billings where he studied a beet pulp feeding project for the National Wool Growers magazine. He reports 80 000 sheep on feed at the factory and Montana shows a 20 percent drop in sheep numbers versus last year. Snow is heavier in many areas and the winter is severe. Stockmen are feeding cotton cake corn or hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
R. M. Wood
Billings
National Wool Growers’ Magazine
Montana
Young Denver Couple Wed in Cheyenne
A marriage license was issued to Harry J. Smart and Magderre Bischoff of Denver. They were married by Dr. J. J. Shingler of the Congregational church then departed on the 5 50 train for Denver. The groom is a furniture dealer in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Smart
Denver
Magderre Bischoff
Cine
J. J. Shingler
Congregational Church
Five named for United States Shipping Board
Bernard N. Baker of Baltimore ship owner John Barber White of Kansas City lumberman and John A. Donald of New York president of a steamship company are among five nominees to the United States Shipping Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard N. Baker
Baltimore
John Barber White
Kansas City
John A. Donald
New York
A Steamship Company
United States Shipping Board
Farmers 10 Seek Law repeal at Pine Bluffs meeting
At the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance annual meeting near Pine Bluffs the 200 members voted to repeal the state law restricting mutual fire insurers to 200 members. A committee led by R M Lamont of Cheyenne will push the measure with legislators, aiming to have a bill introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Pine Bluffs
Hmite Mutual Fire Insurance Companions
R. M. Lamont
Cheyenne
Mr. Lamont
I. B. Young
Chugwater
G. M. Brown
Federal
F. P. Hawk
LaGrange
Rh. M. Lamont
Bright Sayings Of Children From Cheyenne And Local Tales
A column of humorous childhood quips from Cheyenne and nearby families. Notable bits include a Clark child claiming to have "the satchel" after his father’s grip, and Hilliard Jr recounting a Sunday school misadventure about going blind to explain why he emptied the penny basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
J. D. Clark
Daddy
Brad
Hilliard, Jr
H. 3
Hidgley
Coming Statesman
Ellis
The Happiness of Three Women at the Lyric
Myrtle Stedman stars with House Peters in the Morosco production of The Happiness of Three Women at the Lyric. The cast includes L. W. Steers, William Hutchison, Lucille Ward, Daisy Robinson and Milton Brown in supporting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Stedman
House Peters
Morosco
Alvert Payson Terhune
Lyric
Paramount Theaters
Sessue 'Hayakawa
Lasky
L. W. Steers
William Hutchison
Lucille Ward
Daisy Robinson
Milton Brown
Students Visit Weather Station
A high school geography class led by Miss Whitehead toured the Weather station and Union Pacific shops last Tuesday morning. J Cecil Alter explained the roof apparatus and how forecasts are made while guides at the shops detailed similar work for the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Whitehead
Union Pacific
J. Cecil Alter
Whitehead
Arglad
Wyoming House Bills in 1915 session on taxes and registrations
House bills discuss nurse housing in Sheridan fund, county fairs aid, stallion registration penalties, poll tax amendments, blocking railroad crossings, registry agents, neglected stock control and sale, all referred to committees in the 1915 Wyoming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Sheridan
Wyo
Farnsworth
Hunter
Wyoming
Rkid
Stuart
Carroll
Oviatt
State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Hungarians Present New Emperor with $250,000 Gift
In Budapest on January 25 the newly crowned Emperor Charles received a popular gift of 250000 dollars in gold from the Hungarian people. The emperor ordered the funds devoted to national purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Charles
Kidney and bladder weakness linked to uric acid
Noted authority explains uric acid irritates kidneys and bladder causing burning and frequent night trips. Four ounces of Jad Salts mixed in water before breakfast for two to three days neutralizes urine acids and restores normal urinary function. Jad Salts, inexpensive and harmless, is a preferred remedy.
Nervous Headache Remedies Promoted by Dr A F
Article discusses a condition called xiv headache and its presumed causes. Dr A F of Louisville advertises "antikamala tablets" as prompt relief. Advice includes bed rest, dark room, quiet attendants, emollient baths, and regular bowel care. tablets are sold by druggists as A K Tablets for nervous headaches, neuralgia and pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Sabiete
Eppear
Val Peewee
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Toe Sherman Co. of
L. R. Vickery O Lingle
Kendrict
Hest
Oregon
Stubblefield
The
Presbyterian Church
Marshtown
Edison
New F. Swisher
West 17Th Street
L. M. Devitt
T. J. Moody
Suerman
Plains Hotel
Lon Davis
Houl
Lincoln
Kdarry Reese
Nebr
Supreme Court
Nettie West
Ray Gossard
BR. L. Ward
Central
Piamondville
Thomas Sneddon
Diamondville
Rice
John AH. Rice
Casper
Sherman Co
A. Lilly, Jr
Lovell
M. R. Collins
Schwartz Bros
Lamler Hector
A. H. Cooper of
Lander
Plains Garage
R. McCafferty
Pnone
F. 8. Owens
Phelan
Boston
H. A. McNabb
Tue Sherman Co
Shipping Corporation
Congress
Ensurance CO
the Lyric Today
Call Plains Hotel
Wilson I
Ploece Orchestra
Chicago
Los Angeles
A ParamouNt
Lillian Walker
Clara Kimball Young
Susan
American Dyestuffs
Hox
Colorado
Castoria Ins Porter
Savings Bank
First National Bank
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