Lice of Stockholders Meeting of Railway Employee Building and Tata assoc
Notice of annual stockholders meeting to elect seven trustees in Cheyenne Wyoming on Friday July 25 1919. Unpledged stock may incur a 10 cent per share fine if not represented. Proxies held for pledged stock. Also notice of tax sale purchase and intention to apply for deed for Lot 7 and 10 in Block 28 Holdredge Addition Cheyenne Wyoming with redemption expired June 27 1913 and deed application November 10 1913 by J F Jenkins.
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Railway Employee Building and Tata Association
Court House
Cheyenne
Laramie
Wyoming
Luke Voorhees
Laramie County
Laramin County
Geo. Sneder, Jr
Laramieounty
J. F. Jenkins
SLOOND GLENROCK CONTRACT AWARDED FOR SCHOOL ADDITION
The Sloond Glenrock school board awarded the schoolhouse addition contract to Petry and Van Moulton of Cheyenne as the lowest bidders at 1985 dollars. Work starts with waterworks crew already on site and should take about three months. Multiple notices invite young men and women to meet civil service examiner H L Carl at the Inter-Ocean hotel in Cheyenne on July 15 for positions paying 75 to 150 dollars monthly.
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Petry and van Moulton
Cheyenne
M. van Moulton
Trmis
Glenrock
ML. Carl
Inter-Dcean
H. L. Carl
Civil Service
Inter-Ocean Hotel
Chersaee Tuesaday
Brave ten year old saves boys in river rescue
On July Fourth near Wye a wagon and boy party fell into a river ford. Clarence, the eldest, steadied his younger companions on a sand bar while Mr Snyder plucked them from danger. All were pulled back to the wagon and later joined a picnic after recovery.
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Drowolier
South Fork
CR. Angder
Cucer
de Plente
Habner Ranch
South Park
Mr. Spyder
Sutory
Clarence
Mr. Snyder
Don Snyder
Killed By Lightning As Companion Speaks
A Mexican sheepherder named Ray, working for Joseph B. Crosby near Lovell Wyoming, was struck by lightning during a thunderstorm in the Big Horn mountains and killed instantly. Foreman Al Asay and nearby herders rushed to the scene but found him dead.
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Towell
Wyo
Big Horn Mountains
Ray
Joseph B. Crosby
Lovell
al Asay
Agly
Fifth Victim Wood Tick Seriously Sick
Cody Wyoming July 14 Adam Hoge at the home of cousin W D Hogg is seriously ill with spotted fever. Hoge, a sheepman, had been on the range most of summer and spring docking his sheep. He fell ill days after returning to Cody with his condition worsening to bed rest. Dr Bennett diagnosed the case as spotted fever likely from a tick bite.
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Cody
Wyo
Adam Hoge
W. D. Hogg
Hoge
Bennett
Sale First Step In Sundance Railroad
The Wyoming end of the McLaughlin Tie and Timber company railroad sold at sheriff's sale in Sundance to William R. Lyman for 339420.78. This sale is seen as the first step toward procuring a railroad for Sundance and likely to link with the Mystic Rapid City line and be absorbed by a major road extending toward Sundance to connect with the main line.
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Sundance
Weo
Wyoming
McLaughlin Tie and Timber Company
William R. Lyman
Mystic- Rapid City
Oil for Country Roads in Central Illinois Test
A state highway commission conducts a notable experiment on rural roads near Springfield Illinois. They mix topsoil with asphalt to a depth of about six inches to improve road quality on heavy clay soils. Drainage and maintenance are emphasized as essential factors for success. The survey will be watched with interest.
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Lilinois
Springfield
United States
Trinole
Great Prairie States
Armor-Plate Factory Would Save Millions
Washington July 14 experts report a government armor plate plant costing 8 466 000 would save 140 a ton on armor over private prices. Secretary Daniels says savings possible with government plant or via competition. He urges a full investigation into costs and potential bids from Bethlehem Carnegie and Midvale, noting past price jumps and the need for reform.
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Washington, D. C
Ecretary
Daniels
Senate
Con Kresa
Bethlehem
Carnegie
Midvale
Roosevelt
Bureau of Ardnances
Congress
Office of Public Roads Boosting Highway Work
The Office of Public Roads in the Department of Agriculture touts progress in highway improvement. It cites that about 10 percent of U S roads are improved and argues that expanding to 20 percent would raise efficiency, save millions in crop transport, and cut wear on livestock and vehicles. Since 1912 it built 215 model roads totaling around 800 miles and helped establish over 60 model country road systems across states.
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Office of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
United States
Office of Public Ronds
Benedola
Nlso
Secretary of Agriculture
Onion Patch Weighs Up Life and Death in Garden Riddle
A humorous debate compares crops and hoarded riches with a deadly warning from a garden scene. The verse contrasts corn oats alfalfa and onions with a chilling line about paying with life for cucumbers. The excerpt blends whimsy with a stark threat.
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Mateh
Denver
Restraint of Trade at a Southern Household
A new butler Ephraim Gowdfrey offered cheap broilers to his mistress promising a dozen for two bits each. She approved and he delivered. A farmer later obtained a summons from the justice of the peace showing Ephraim bought poultry for her without paying, implicating the mistress in the scheme.
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Mia
Ephraim
Justice of the Peace
New York Evening Post
The Modern Viewpoint on Women and Wealth
A Chicago Record-Herald note reflects on gender roles and class through a poem about a privileged woman unable to relate to housework. It contrasts mannequins of ease with women who labor and feel restricted by social expectations. It cites Bradley Martin and a New York party quip about wealth and age in marriage from the Washington Star.
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Bradley Martin
New York
Cluthman
Milllionaire
Washington Star
Nut Cracker tale recalls Mrs Cooke and cake critique
A brief excerpt from Lippincott's discusses Mrs Cooke and her new servant Della. The first cake lacks sufficient nuts and the girl explains she cannot crack more because her jaw hurts from cracking.
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Mrs. Cooke
Mia
Della
Lippincott’s
On the Wagon
A brief verse describes a long hard ride on the wagon with monotony and absence of fanciful creatures, contrasting with imagined animals never seen in Chicago Journal’s framing. The tone hints at weary travel and quiet endurance.
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Chicago Journal
Pike's Peak Known for Summit Station and North America's Highest Rail
Pike's Peak stands as a well known rise in the United States with a weather bureau station once atop its summit. It now hosts a sub steantis railway station at the end of North America's highest railway line.
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Pike's Peak
United States
Weather Bureau
Old man mocks young woman as heartbroken
A dismissive old man with dyspepsia belittles a young woman with a broken heart. The piece complains that dry goods stores’ bargain sales waste money and notes a competent widow can care for a man as much as a more interesting suitor.
Wyoming Highway Talks In Greeley With Weld Leaders
Senator F. E. Warren and Laramie county commissioners met Weld county officials in Greeley to discuss a highway toward the Wyoming state line. No decisive action emerged from the conference.
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F. E. Warren
Wyoming
Laramie County
Greeley
Weld Commissioners
Weld County
Storms Delay Pittsburgh Track Meet Card
Storms and heavy rains halted racing conditions at the Pittsburgh event. The card slated for today will be run tomorrow, shifting the meet to Saturday from Friday.
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Pittsburgh
Drunots Island
Tomor
Marital Union Reaches Across Divorced and Refugees
A terse note suggests societies favor stable marriages amid upheaval where divorcees seek shelter. The text hints at collective refuge and cautious commitment in uncertain times.
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