Local political announcements from Laramie County candidates
Independent sheriff candidate Thomas F. Talbot seeks support from voters who want non partisan law enforcement. Democratic hopefuls Frank B. Roach and J C Hansen also announce for sheriff and assessor respectively. A candidate for county commissioner and superintendent of schools announces his primary run. Mamie E Hefferon enters as a Democratic nominee.
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Laramie County
Wyoming
Thomas F. Talbot
People's Primarios
J. C. Hansen
Campstoot
Laramie
Democraic
Tf Mamie
Hefferon
Pater R. Warlaumont
120 IN THE SHAD IN OUR KITCHEN
Mary and I plan luncheon and dinner at the Ocean Hotel Cafe. Window glass and Sherman Co mentioned in Sanitas.
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Mary
The
Sherman Co
Sanitas
W. O. W. Officers Installed Last Night
The Woodmen of the World in their hall installed officers last night led by Counsel Commander Robert Cook and Adviser Lit Anthony Rels. Other roles filled include Katoric A. Premeaux Watchman Wm Freeman Soutry Jno Boehn and Managers Jno McDonald and 400 Hagar.
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Robt Cook
Anthony Rels
Katori
A. Premeaux
Watchman
Freeman
Soutry Jno
Boehn
Managera— Jno
McDopald
Hagar
Local notices and ads highlight repairs and events
Miller’s watch repairs at 1700 Carey Ave promise precise service. Funeral for Brennan infant held at Early chapel. Hand made trunks at 216 West 14th Street. Freeport homestead entries listed by Pred Poot and Arthur E Burch. Chiropody at 1921 A Street. Labor union efforts target bartenders and laundry workers. Lt Colonel Henry C. Lee tours Cheyenne for Salvation Army talks. Prof. Saul to demo human hair goods today at James Sisters Millinery. Ringworm outbreak in Carbon County sheep reported. Polo Mountain maneuvers funded by national government. John Benson, longtime Cheyenne resident now in Los Angeles, underwent surgery. recovery hoped.
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Carey Ave
Auper
Brennan
Freeport
Vat Tassell
Arthur EB. Burch
Laramie
Addy St
Henry C. Lee
Salvation Army
Cheyenne
Shesam
Sau
New York
James Sisters Millinery
Carey Avenue
Carbon County
Wyoming
Polo Mountain
John Benson
J. R. Roberts
Los Angeles
Benson
Paul Milateo
Picnic Cancelled By City Congregational Society
The Christian Endeavor group of the First Congregational church has indefinitely postponed their picnic planned for Saturday afternoon July Sth at Minnehaha Park.
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Christian Endeavor Society
The
First Congregational Church
Minnehaha Park
Union Pacific lays off 150 as Cheyenne heavy engine work ends
The Union Pacific railroad discharged about 150 workers because no heavy engine work will be done in Cheyenne. The Denver shop will handle heavy work moving forward, using the old Pullman shop rebuilt near the facility.
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Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Denver
Pullman
Package return offer tied to Isley Road theft window
If the party returns the package taken from the mail box at the G A Moore house on Isley road between 7 p m Monday and 7 p m Tuesday no action will be taken. Otherwise necessary steps will be taken to recover goods.
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G. A. Moorehouse
Isley Road
Edholm and Akin Plan Wyoming Headquarters for Jewelry Chain
Jewelry firm Edholm and Akin plans Cheyenne as a headquarters for a seven store Wyoming Nevada Idaho chain. Traveling member Mr Edholm currently serves the territory. stores exist in Cheyenne Evans ton Green River Sparks New and Wontpelier Idaho with plans to add Rawlins Laramie to control U P watch routing along the line.
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Edholm and Akin
Plains
Wyoming
Nevada
Idaho
Edholm
Cheyenne
Evanston
Green River
Sparks
New
Wontpelier
Ida
Rawlins
Laramie
U. P
Artillery Band Plans Fort Concerts This Week
The Fourth Field Artillery band will perform a series of concerts at the fort band stand with three shows weekly on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 1 30 p m The first concert starts this evening featuring a program including March State Militia Review Koppitz Overture Jubelsee and more conducted by A D Avery director and A D Aintolo assisting notes indicate program pieces by Wagner Moret and others with selections from Cavalleria Rusticana and Ragged Robin.
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Field Artillery
Mareh
Oe Secessees Koppitz
Coppelia Ware
Atlas Bill 18 Opens With Scotch Acts And A Laugh
The Atlas opened the last half of the week with an excellent bill. Jack and Kitty Sue perform in Scotch costumes singing native songs and dancing. Wolf and Wolf present a strong musical act with violin and vocals. The Obumars provide a funny back stage sequence ending in reunion. The pictures include The Ocean's Roll and Angol Rag s with an Indian tale. The Little Orchestra performs as usual.
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The
Atlas
Jack
Kitty Sue
Wolf
Local notes from South Cheyenne and area life
Mrs J F White of 219 W 12th street is seriously ill with doctors Snyder and Crook in attendance. J B Thalken has taken a track foreman post in U P yards and moved his family to 101 E 12th. Mr Hall and family moved to a ranch east of town. Mrs Chas Emery visited Albin Wyoming to stay with her mother on a ranch. Mrs Mary Field of Buford will live with daughter Mrs J B Thalken. Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs J W Phoer on East Ninth, about forty attended. Two new memberships accepted. Musical program featured solos on piano and violin by Mrs A Hubbard, Hazel Woods, Doris Varnum, Pertha Mumm, Mrs Wood. Refreshments served. Mrs Piper and daughters praised as entertainers. Attendees listed include Hazel Wood, Bertha Mumm, Doris Varnum, Effie Hubbard, Martha Mumm, Gladys Piper, Marguerite Bresnahan, Verla Parker and others. Mr and Mrs Rabber, Sloan, Estes, Mubhard, Prichard, Hendersonhot, Woods, Hremahan, Parker, Folak, Batnum, Jordan, Jensen, Mackey, Mutuim, Hall, Work. R B Rodgers returned from Bidney after a two week stay.
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J. F. White
W. 12Th Street
Snyder and
Crook
J. B. Thalken
Buford
U. P
South Cheyenne
E+ 12th street
Hall
Chas. Emery
Albin
Wyo
Mary Field
Ladies
Ald Society
J. W. Phoer
East Ninth Street
Mra. A. Hubbard
Hazel Woods
Doris Varnum
Pertha Mumm
Wood
Effie Hubbard
Martha Mumm
Gladys Piper
Marguerite Bresnahan
Verla Parker
Mesdamea Rabber
Sloan
Estes
Mubhard
Prichard
Henderahot
Woods
Hremahan
Parker
Folak
Batnum
Jordan
Jensen
Mackey
Mutuim
Work
B. A. Rodgers
Bidney
Wilson and Clark to Confer Next Saturday
Songit New Jersey July 11. Gov Wilson announced he will hold a three hour conference Saturday afternoon with Speaker Champ Clark who is coming to Hartford to woo him. Representative Widerwood may attend to hear a conference next week.
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Wilson
Clark
N. J
Champ Clark
Widerwood
Whild
Great Circus Arrives With Elephants Indians and Rifle Queen
The Yankee Robinsons Great Shows bring a giant three ring spectacle to the grounds near 28th and Carey. Musical elephants, Kongo the Indian elephant, and a band of Indians from Texas Bill's Wild West accompany Princess Kiowa, a famed rifle shot and rope artist, in a grand touring display that promises to eclipse prior seasons. A small boy, eager and awed, anticipates feeding water to the elephants and watching the animal pageantry.
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Fort Circus
28Th
Carey
Kongo
India
Kiowa
Civilization
Will Senate Follow Red Flag Is Lorimer's Plea
The chamber debated Lorimer's legitimacy as Senator with clashes over perjury allegations and political pressures. Senators sparred over evidence and privilege as Lorimer's plea continued. A vote was anticipated after Lorimer's closing remarks.
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Senate
Lorimer
Jones
Senator Smith
Washington
Smith
Ilinoia
Miinola
Michael Link
Lee O'Neill Brown
Rites Held For James M. Newman At Lake View Cemetery
Under Masonic auspices the body of James M. Newman was laid to rest at Lake View Cemetery after a family service at home led by Rev Hille with Lodge services by Dr Rafter. Masons and friends escorted the casket. bearers included Governor Carey John Schuneman John F Rossman Timothy Burke and others amid numerous floral tributes from orders and individuals.
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Masonic Order
James M. Newman
Lakeview Cemetery
Heat and Women Health Tips Promote Digestive Comfort
Weather can weaken women and reduce appetite for meals. Avoid heavy foods and favor light fare while maintaining digestion and regular bowels. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is recommended as a safe digestive aid, available in bottles at drug stores. free trial may be requested by writing to Dr W B Caldwell at 406 Washington St Montwell, lines.
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Caldwell
Death of Mrs. George W. Hoyt Wife of Cheyenne Postmaster
Mrs. George W. Hoyt died after years of illness following an operation in Denver in July. An Episcopalian and active church worker she leaves her husband the Cheyenne postmaster, a sister in Minneapolis, a niece in Mart Texas and a nephew in Tarado Texas. An old Wyoming settler since 1866 funeral plans for Sunday with Rev. Dr. Geo. Rafter to officiate are pending.
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George W. Hoyt
Denver
Episcopal Church
Cheyenne
Geo. Rafter
Buckley Again Named Lagor Head At Convention
The convention discussed the president's report on public playgrounds for children and called for methods to implement plans. A workman's compensation bill was considered with a resolution adopted asserting the need for action and a secure framework.
State convention to draft compensation bill for workers
A state convention resolves to empower its legislative committee to draft a workers compensation bill for injuries and deaths occurring in the course of employment, to be presented to the next state legislature for enactment.
Fort Russell Clerk Caught After Two Years
Blake Christy, missing for over two years, was arrested in Denver on attempting to pass a forged officer’s name on a large Kaiserhof Hotel check. He had deserted from the army in 1910, leaving his wife penniless, later divorced, and bonded out in San Angelo before capture near the Mexican border. He faces trial on multiple counts across western cities.
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Blake Christy
Denver
St. Russell
Kaiserhof
Colorado City
Christy
San Angelo
Tex
Quartermaster’s Department
Bert Dr. Peters
Peters Sample
State Leader in the Want Ad Medium of Wyoming
The Wyoming want ad weekly claims the state lead in classified advertising. Editors tout broad reach and quick listings across towns, inviting readers to place notices, jobs, or merchandise with local emphasis and regional coverage.
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Want
Wyoming
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Edward G. Schoel
State Federation of Labor
Albert Fito
Nebe
Postum Co
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Artillery Band
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News of
Hold Newman
Mars. Hoyt
Buckley
Lagor
Fort Russell
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