Independent Sheriff Candidate Seeks Laramie County Support
A public notice lists multiple candidates for Laramie County offices in Wyoming. Thomas F. Talbot declares as an independent sheriff candidate. Frank B. Roach seeks Democratic nomination for sheriff. J C Hansen announces for County Assessor. Thos R Reid aims for County Commissioner. Mamie E Heffaron and Edw J Peckham announce for various Democratic nominations including Assessor and Superintendent of Schools.
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Laramie County
Wyoming
Thomas F. Talbot
Frank B. Roach
J. C. Hansen
Campstool
Laramie
Deeeeene AK
Mamie E. Heffaron
J. Peckham
Peter R. Warlaumont
Notice to Tax Payers in Laramie County Wyoming
The Board of Equalisation of Laramie County Wyoming will meet starting July 22 1912 and sit for three to five days to hear complaints about inequitable assessments. No changes will be made after adjournment. John Charles Thompson Jr county assessor and clerk of the board announces the session. Knights of Pythias event in Denver and a Union Pacific round trip ticket sale to Denver August 6 7 8 for one third fare.
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Board of Equalisation
Laramie County
Wyo
John Charles Thompson, JR
Knights of Pythias
Denver
Colo
Local Notices and Advertisements Digest
Community notices report repair shops and services with addresses on Carey Avenue and West 16th Street plus a beauty parlors ad on West 19th. The piece notes Tent Victim Edythe Trusdale improving after a circuit tent collapse and nine new members joining a Presbyterian church service. It also highlights S P Stevenson winning three wiring contracts for Fort Russell hospital and banks in Kemmerer and here.
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Miller'o
Carey Ave
W. 20Th
Mra. A. &, Ferguson
Weat 16Th Street
Chicago
Barker
Modern Brotherhood of America
Fort Russell
First National Bank
Kemmerer
Citizen'’s Bank
Cannot Kill Sage Chickens Says Warden
Deputy wardens in Lara mis county enforce the sage chicken hunting law out of season amid heavy winter losses. Thousands perish, leaving the birds rarer than ever as law abiding sportsmen are urged to comply and wardens warned to arrest violators.
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Laramis County
Freight traffic unusually heavy as election year slows
Railroad officials note freight movement is unusually strong amid broader business slowdowns. H. B. Dyer of Burlington and Colorado & Southern cites persistent demand in the Northwest and Cheyenne flows. Union Pacific officials report a nine-car Pullman train carrying Chicago tourists en route to Yellowstone Park.
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H. B. Dyer
Burlington
Colorado & Southern
Northwest
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Yellowstone Park
Chicago
Black Hills Military Institute Promotes Healthful Mountain Campus
Sylvan Lake area school advertises military training for boys and young men with boating, fishing and Boy Scout activities. Offers courses leading to degrees and urges readers to write for catalog from the secretary in Custer, Dakota.
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Aboma
Black Hillarf Institute
Custer
Berth Dako
Miners' Scale Convention in Session Today
The constitutional convention of Metriet No. 22 United Mine Workers of America in Ih aonslon has met at Eagle's hall and will adjourn this afternoon. Afterward a convention to prepare prospective rule schedules will begin, likely lasting several days with adjournment expected Saturday. Officials from the International Union including John Lawson Edwin Perry John Pitse tb on and James Moran have arrived to stay several days. Reports from committees have been heard and approved, with measures to benefit district members.
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United Mind Work
Ers of America
Eagle’s Hall
Éselon
International Union
John Lawson
Denver
Colo
Edwin Perry
Indianapolis
Ind
John Pitsetbbons
Scammon
Kan
James Moran
Oskaloosa
Lane Succeeds King on State Sheep Board
Joseph Lane of Laramie was appointed to the state board of sheep commissioners by Governor Carey, succeeding Frank S. King who resigned amid reported criticisms of Roosevelt. Carey denied knowledge of King’s Chicago contribution before the Laramie Republican item surfaced.
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Joseph Lane
Laramie City
Carey
Frank S. King
King
Commissoner
Lane
Albany County
Laramie
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
American Sheep Breeder
Chicago
Roosevelt
After-dinner Speaker Delivers Hour and a Half
A remark applauds a speaker who is described as exceptionally engaging after meals. The quote notes he can hold an audience for an hour and a half, highlighting his strong speaking prowess.
Council orders new fire house for Worth End
The Worth End council approved building a new fire station at 28th Street and Central after a petition from property owners affecting about 200 properties. The plan includes a mix of chemical and hose wagon and three firefighters at the North Side station, with occupancy expected within weeks. Other actions included re-papering the council chamber interior, considering track elevation on 26th Street, and resolutions on park concerts and water issues.
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Ely
28Th Street
Central
Chioe Taylor
Fire Department
New North Side
Counci
Resolutin
Frontier Park
Lane Muinehaha
Hreenahen
Cheyenne
Whitehead
B. B. David
Adrian B. Nielson
Round Top Reservoir
Fuswo
W. C. Morris
All Star Bill at the Atlas Delights London Audience
Four real acts plus pictures thrill the Atlas theatre audience last night as Edwin Dorkings recounts Titanic escape vividly. Billy Link delivers a standout monologue while Miss Mlosom Robinson charms with songs from The Spring Maid and Stage Door Johnnie. Getaway and Roberta, blackface comics, entertain, with piano numbers, orchestra selections, and two film reels completing the program.
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Atlas Theatre
Edwin Dorkings
Dorkings
Billy Link
Hoe
Mies Mloesom Robinson
Getaway
Roberta
Deserters Sentenced to Prison Terms for Desertion
Six soldiers from Worth Field artillery and Fourth Field artillery were convicted of desertion under First Sergeant J Brown and Corporal Harry Burgess. Sentences ranged from one to three years. They will be confined at Fort Leavenworth Military Penitentiary and spend several days in Kansas City before returning to Fort Russell.
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J. Brown
Battery F. Worth Field Artillery
Harry Burgess
Battery B. Fourth Field Artillery
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Port Leavenworth
Kansas City
Fort Russell
Fire chief honored with helmet and coat
Fire Chief Ed Taylor received a two piece gift from Ex Chief Julius Pearse of Denver, a pattern helmet and a rubber coat. Chief Pearse visited Cheyenne and promised a present, surprising Taylor with two fine items instead of one.
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Ed Taylor
Taylor
Julius Pearse
Denver
Pearse
Cheyenne
Sweeping Cuts in Express Rates Made
The Interstate Commerce Commission released a report on reforms to express rates and practices. It proposes an average rate cut of about 14 percent, with major reductions for parcels under twelve pounds and tiered per pound charges for heavier shipments. The plan sets a minimum 21 cent charge for six pounds, with rates rising by weight and distance, and highlights maximums of around 12 cents per pound for long domestic trips.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Alaska
New York
Chicago
Denver
Little Stories of Daily Life from Cheyenne
A Cheyenne humor piece observes daily life quirks in town. A man notes numerous pawn shops while counting street lights and a cowboy humorously comments on uniforms worn by police. A girl seeks a dog license at a drug store and a dairy tip suggests rotation of alfalfa potatoes grain.
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Cheyenne
Aad
Cheyenne Viewed as Bad Town by Eastern Outsiders
A New Yorker visiting Cheyenne was surprised by the town’s crowd of uniformly dressed men. He stopped a bearded individual to ask if all these men were part of the town’s regular male populace.
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Cheyenne
Coynse
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Thos. R. Reid
Clara A. Ligler
W. 19Th St
Hanson
Vetera
Edward G. Schoel
Brbibch
William Dailey
Union Pacific Railroad
William Mahoney
William Dalley
Black Hills
Miiitary Institute
Sylvan Lake
Council
Worth End
William Ruhn
27Th
Shyder Streets
Committee On Water and Sewerage
Bill
Atlas
Tite
Ray
Ciy. Penne
TI United States
Oweyenne
the Leader Publishing Company
Cheyenne, Wyo
Page
Story
Bolly
Donderknaw
A. J. Pring
Central Ave
Frank Dubsky
Garey
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