Local briefs and notices from Cheyenne city pages
Palmer fined for disturbing the peace after arrest on January 19. Taxi service prices and hotel taxi call lines listed. C & S company officers visit Cheyenne for business. Notary appointment in Lingle Wyoming. Rancher Judd visits capital from Omaha. Sheridan club secretary attends Good Roads convention. Reverend Stubblefield leaves for Oregon due to daughter’s illness. Riverton visitor Olson at the Plains Hotel for a few days. Optometrist Swisher and visitors from Denver noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
M. Steele
Sheridan Commercial Club
E. C. Gullivans
Cheyenne
Good Roads
Brand official visits Cheyenne in state affairs
W. A. Sea of Kelly Lincoln county spent yesterday in Cheyenne on business and called at the brand office at the capitol seeking 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.
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Hamond
George Rainsford
Cheyenne
Diamond
W. A. Seatuum
Kelly
Lincoln County
Brend
Capitol
Feix Alston
State Penitentiary
Visstor
Rawlins
Sheriffs Office
H. E. Weat
J. B. Hazlett
Independence, Mo
Wyoming
Lift your old, torturous coins and calluses right off
A quirky shopper’s tip promises painless removal of old coins and rough skin from fingers using a simple home method. The note offers no medical claims and reads like a joke item in a light lifestyle column.
Freezone corn remover promises quick relief
An advertisement touts a tiny bottle named freezone made from ether as a cure for tender, aching corns and calluses. It claims instant soreness relief and easy removal with no skin irritation. The notice highlights a yellow label as proof of genuineness and notes the product costs only a few cents.
Diverse visitors perk Cheyenne scene with arrivals
A series of visitors arrive in Cheyenne from Lincoln Nebraska Diamondville Lovell Douglas and other locations. Notable names include Mr and Mrs Kdar ry Reese, Mrs Net tie West, Ray Gossard Corsets, A Lilly Jr, and John AH Rice.
Business visitors and locals gather in Cheyenne scene
Omaha and Denver railroad officials C T and Q and C B Q personnel, plus travelers from Sterling and Independence, Mo, visit Cheyenne on business. Doctors from Lander and Boston visitors join a day in the city. Plains Hotel guest Lon Davis touring cars noted. Sign painting by Sherman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains Garage
Plains Hotel
Lon Davis
Sheep Fed on Beet Pulp at Montana Factory
R M Wood, returning from Billings, reports 80 000 sheep on feed at the beet pulp factory and a 20 percent drop in Montana sheep population this year. He notes heavier snow elsewhere and that many stockmen feed cotton cake corn or hay during the severe winter.
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Douglas
R. M. Wood
Billings
National Wool Growers’ Magazine
Montana
Denver Couple Wed in Cheyenne After License
A Denver pair, Harry J. Smart and Magderre Bischoff, received a marriage license yesterday afternoon in Cheyenne. Pastor J. J. Schingler of the Congregational church united them, and they departed on the 7:50 PM train to Denver. Smart works as a furniture dealer.
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Harry J. Smart
Denver
Magderre Bischoff
Cine
J. J. Shingler
Congregational Church
Notable trio among five named for U S shipping board
Three of the five members nominated for the United States shipping board are 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.
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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 200 members voted for repeal of a state law restricting mutual fire insurance companies. A committee led by R. M. Lamont of Cheyenne will push for a bill and legislative action. The company covers Laramie county and parts of Platte and Goshen.
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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 Local Households
Cheyenne figures among future leaders with wit from Mrs Clark’s son who claims he has the satchel Daddy had during his grip. Hilliard Jr recounts a Sunday school tale about going blind to avoid placing a penny in the collection basket and later buying candy after sight returns.
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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 Morosco and Terhune story The Happiness of Three Women at the Lyric. Other cast members include L. W. Steers William Hutchison Lucille Ward Daisy Robinson and Milton Brown in supporting roles.
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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 Field Trip by Geography Class
Miss Whitehead leads a high school geography class on an annual visit to the weather station and Union Pacific shops. J Cecil Alter oversees the weather plant and explains forecasting apparatus while students tour the roof and shop operations learning how forecasts are made.
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Miss Whitehead
Union Pacific
J. Cecil Alter
Whitehead
Arglad
Wyoming House Bills Summaries and Sponsored Revisions
A list of proposed Wyoming laws including Kendall bill for a nurses home in Sheridan, Farnsworth repeal of fund for county fairs, Hunter stallion registration penalties, Hunter poll tax amendments, Stuart crossroad obstruction of railroad crossings, Carroll registry agent registration, Oviatt neglected stock control, all routed to respective committees including public buildings, ways and means, stock raising, revenue, elections, and railroad.
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Kendall
Sheridan
Wyo
Farnsworth
Hunter
Wyoming
Rkid
Stuart
Carroll
Oviatt
State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Hungarians Gift $250 000 to New Emperor Charles
Budapest reports the newly crowned Emperor Charles received a popular gift of 250000 dollars in gold from the Hungarian people. The emperor has ordered the gift to be devoted to national purposes.
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Budapest
Charles
Kidney and bladder relief through Jad Salts remedy
Noted authority explains uric acid irritates the bladder and kidneys. A simple treatment using Jad Salts mixed in water purportedly neutralizes urine acidity, easing burning, scalding, and frequent awakenings. The remedy is described as inexpensive harmless and widely used.
Nervous Periodical Headaches and Home Remedies
An old medical column explains that headaches called xiv. headache may stem from blood poor conditions or nervous tension. Dr A F of Louisville recommends antikamala tablets, rest in bed with darkened room, quiet attendants, emetics for relief, and pancaking baths with towels. He notes two tablets hourly may shorten attacks and that A K Tablets are sold by druggists for nervous headaches and neuralgia.
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Louisville
Sabiete
Eppear
Val Peewee
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Fatima
Apital Coal Company Ab
Shill & Holliday
Toe Sherman Co. of
L. R. Vickery O Lingle
Kendrict
Hest
Jaremie
John T. Judd
Little Larame Valley
Laramie
Omaha
Oregon
Stubblefield
The
Presbyterian Church
Marshtown
Edison
Riverton
Oscar W. Nicholson
the Plains
New F. Swisher
West 17Th Street
L. M. Devitt
T. J. Moody
Suerman
Carpenter
Oscar Sannelso
Houl
Lincoln
Kdarry Reese
Nebr
Supreme Court
Nettie West
Ray Gossard
BR. L. Ward
Central
Piamondville
Thomas Sneddon
Diamondville
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Rice
John AH. Rice
Casper
Sherman Co
A. Lilly, Jr
Lovell
M. R. Collins
Schwartz Bros
W. Wakely
BR. Drury
W. Bradley
W. L. Murphy
Sterling
Colo
Lamler Hector
A. H. Cooper of
Lander
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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