Picnic plans and July Fourth celebrations in Cheyenne
Local notes detail Presbyterian and Baptist group picnics in City Park with dinner at Club dining room and Frontier days meals set for five o'clock. A church event in Stanfield Grove along Pioneer Avenue plans games and a hearty lunch. Numerous residents prepare trips, family visits, and social gatherings around July Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Pelety
Hel Club
Baptist
Stanfield Grove
Torner
Pioneer Avenue
Mirrel
Commission Named to Settle Anthracite Wage Dispute
President Wilson named a three man commission to settle the wage controversy in the anthracite coal district. William L. Connell of Scranton represents the coal operators Neal J. Ferry of Hazelton represents the miners and Willam C Thompson president of Ohio State University represents the public. The board met in Washington for its first session.
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William L. Connell
Scranton
Neal J. Ferry
Hazelton
United Mine Workers
Willam C. Thompson
Ohio State University
Wilson
Washington
Cheyenne News Roundup of Local Events and Ads
A roundup of Cheyenne items notes July Loramle celebration planning at Hell City, a miniature Frontier event in Gem City, and various ads. Also mentions unofficial thermometers high, summer outings, auto service ads, street improvements, police traffic cards, and local insurance and real estate notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loramle
Hell City
Gem City
Boiled delegate at large from cow country visits Palace Hotel
A garbled sketch notes a delegate from Missouri amid palace hotel life with rural humor and romance themes, highlighting social contrasts and travel impressions in a bygone convention scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iife
Palace Hotel
Bar-Orench
Missouri
Foley Kidney Pills Help Mayfield Man Health
James Carm en of Mayfield Kentucky writes that he is in good shape now after taking Foley Kidney Pills. He says the remedies helped relieve swelling and pains in joints and back by supporting kidney function.
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James Carmen
Mayfield
Cam
Foley
Road trip to Campstool and Hereford inn on C G Tracks
A note invites travelers to Sunday visitors to Campstool and the Hereford inn in Hereford Goto, with additional mention of Saturday evening bar.
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Campstool
Hereford Inn
Hereford
Goto
Barcing
City News in Brief Lights and landscaping in Cheyenne parks
City workers install new lights in the women’s rest house at City Park and plan more. Gardeners trim the south hedge to match the neat side. Many Cheyenne lawns are irrigated with sprinklers despite a water ordinance. Firecrackers face curbs under a city ban and a Chinese firm markets long firecrackers. Red clover blooms near Lake Minnehaha as residents prepare decor. Colorado & Southern painting nears completion. Fourth of July precautions rise as burn treatment supplies are stocked. Denver attorney De S. D Lappe visited on business. Cheyenne residents fear drought with many lawns nearly burned out. A Mixckenale and Edward Maties flew Cheyenne to Extile for Newcastle’s Independence Day events. Dealers report high business from rising temperatures.
Opal Mine Reopened After Discovery by Idaho Chicken
Plans are under way to reopen an abandoned opal mine near Mic cow Ida. A donkey foraging led to the discovery of the lode about thirty years ago, with opals praised for fine fire and color. Mining proved unprofitable at the time, and the lode faded from memory. Nearby, a Moscow woman found a fine opal in a crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miccow
Ida
Great Bunker Hill
Sullivan
Wardeller
Shoshone
Moscow
Opal Mining Plans Revived at Local Farm
The article notes a fowl found near town and describes an opal mine 20 feet deep. Workers removed material to prove the mine’s extent. Old relics still survive in the neighborhood as W A Meeker now owns the farm and plans to renew mining operations halted thirty years ago due to rising opal demand and high prices.
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W. A Meeker
Highways Report Notes Varying Road Conditions
Fort Gollins frond reports fair conditions from State Line to Grouse and near Denver with otherwise good roads. Greeley road segment affected by about ten miles of construction near Cheyenne. Other routes described as good with some rough spots.
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Fort Gollins
Fair State Line
Grouse
Denver
Greeley Row
Cheyenne
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California
Miss Anne'Gennell
Frank ‘Teaves
Los Angeles
Nadine Nolitseon
Mrs. J. Jer
A.W. Barter
Mee
Chris Olsen
Miss Olsen
Mrs. Bruce
Dies Molaow
Minnehotta
Misses Emery
Vern Kerriean
Jessa
Yy Estee “'Ioyle
Dorotty Dora Wright
Messrs
GC. J _Verace Manion
P. L. Gro
Frank Davis
L. E. Gleent
Comn
J. Warper Formes Lal Company
F. Magner
East Twenty-sifth St
Fufealow Thompson
Ft. Brelach
Frank
Tmlay
Bennett
Mise Bennett
Steve Bon
Auto
Casper
Ceel Beg
Mrs. Bon
Mrs. Shingo
P. S. Cook
Fred Warren
Frances Pace
Mary Helen
Devner
Warren
Satur
Clarence Price
Alan
Kansas City
Frontier
F. A. M. Stuart
Dan Park
A. W. Jorden
David Nimmo
Europe
Wil Conk
Waller
Ralph Benston
William Barber
Eaton, Colorado
Dagald Whitaker Ranch
Mrs. Whitaker
Budsello
Teven
D. BR. Cowtilek
Shoros
Elinorente
Ohio
Marion Hughes Heaves
Salt Lake
Portland
Oregon
Warrior Oskes
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Mid West
Misa Gertrude Converse
Glenrock
P. Glasgow
St. Latkes’ Hospital
Tenver
Pacific
Lions” den
Yellowstone Park
Missesanes
Ella
R. Hopkins
Bart Milates
Paul Milazzo
ACR
Cheyenne High
Frank Gleason
Aner
Hongbird
Hubby
Hempei
Geo
Unia
Wiebathtom Beach
Hotba, Huckfeidt & Finkbinder
Estel Pa
Cheyennne
Redile
J. A. Kirkpatnga
Carey Ave
Union Trust Co
Enty Commissioners
City Other
Lincoln
Welton St
Eee
Real Hobba
Huckfeldt & Finkbinder
City County
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
First Naonal Bank
Gheyenne
Hunlers
Automobile Insurancen
Benner
Union Pacific Jazz Orchestra
City News
City Park
Uume
Alsas
Lake Min- Hebaha
Cheyanne
Colorado & Southern
de S. D Lappe
Spagreteing Rapidy
CG. A. Mixckenale
Edwanl Maties
Extle
Wya
Newcastle
Ihe
Idaho Chicken
Dendsa
Sedeat
Abweys
Eatonic
Try
Dr. Price
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