Fort Collins Mourns Mrs. Long Death
Carrie Myrtle Clemens Long of Cheyenne formerly Fort Collins resident dies at 21 after abdominal surgery and peritonitis. She leaves husband F. A. Long and parents C. S. Clemens and family, with funeral arrangements to be announced by local relatives.
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Carrie Myrtle Clemens
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Fort Collins
C. S Clemens
Iowa
Fort Collines
F. A. Long
Frank Rumley
West
Myrtle Street
Clemens
Howard Clemens
Hastings
N.i
Audrey Rumley
Gladys
Laxel Clemens
W. A
Boston Bills Patriotic Wild West Show Arrives for Frontier Park
Boston dispatch Will arrives on special train at 6 o clock and is driven to Frontier Park for an hour long Bucking show by McCarty and Gilford outfit. Hoston Lodge No 10 BPOE plans event. Real bucking exhibition promised this afternoon.
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Boston
Frontier Park
Hoston Lodge
McCarty
Gilford
Cheyenne Hospitality Shown With Evening Entertainment
A Cheyenne event at the Wika' Home promises lively evening entertainment and stunts to showcase local hospitality to visiting eastern guests.
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Cheyenne
Mexican leaders seek peace as Huerta regime moves abroad
Provisional president Cane Posesgion informs the United States he plans to retire in favor of Carranza. Carranza signals willingness to negotiate with Carbajal on Mexico City authority, suggesting a cessation of hostilities. Reports from Saltillo and Castellot reach the State Department as filibusters evacuate Palomas and Huerta forces depart Guaymas. Sixty eight trains move to San Luis Potosi under General Gonzales.
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Mexico
United States
Carranza
Saltillo
Carbajal
Mexico City
Bryan
Jose Castellot
Mexican Senate
State Department
Emassy
Huerta
Blanquet
Europe
Castellot
Monterey
San Luis Potosi
Gonzales
Carlisle Advises Laramie On Water Project
Carlisle visits Laramie to address citizens about the water question. He pauses a $75,000 water plant for Casper and cites his experience as former city engineer when Laramie installed its $2,000,000 water system.
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Carlisle
Laramie
Casper
Intruder Sir Arthur Bullivan Derailed by Patron
The Intruder, Sir Arthur Bullivan of Gilbert and Sullivan fame, lingered behind the dress circle after a performance and began humming a tune. An angered patron shouted for silence, saying he came to hear Sullivan's music, not Bullivan's.
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Sir Arthur Bullivan
Gilbert and Gullivan
Sullivan
Beauty and the Child Commentary on Appearance and Influence
A quoted anonymous reflection discusses how children adore inanimate objects despite ugliness in humans. It argues that a child’s sense of fitness is outraged by human ugliness while clinging to odd objects for affection. The text presents a provocative view on beauty, power, and childhood perception.
What Man Escapes Vanity Outfit
The Cincinnati Enquirer tone mocks a man who would be unable to call his vanity outfit bold if he wore a section of elevator cable around his neck with a can opener monkey-wrench ice-pick whiskey desk screwdriver and a sardine can attached, suggesting the idea lacks nerve or sense of humor.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Ladies Aid Society Aims to Help Soldiers with Food
In a lively exchange from Puck's Quarterly Mrs Willis asks what the Ladies' Aid Society can do for the front line troops. Mrs Gillis recalls soldiers making sorties and proposes they bake and ship meals to the soldiers, sharing wartime practicality and support.
Peculiar Order From Cardiff Ship Load Shortage
A Cardiff ship owned by Mr Heaven was set to sail with coal when officials found it underloaded. The shipping agent ordered a telegraph to Heaven for more coal to complete the cargo.
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Heaven
Cardiff
Miller's watch repair shop advertises expert service
Miller's je the place for correct watch repairing and adjusting. No job is too difficult. Moderate prices. High grade work. 1709 Carey Ave. California Timothy Dwyer returned from Berkeley, California. Phone 8 for the Cheyenne Messenger service—the only local service in town. Prompt service, prices reasonable. County Attorney Sam M. Thompson, county attorney, went to Denver yesterday to witness the Elk's parade.
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Miller's
Carey Ave
Cheyenne
Denver
Sam M. Thompson
Griffin
C. J. Griffin
Little Daughter
Cheyenne Notes and People in Brief
Albany barbers open nights while census official C C Kirby works on Laramie county figures. Taxicabs at Plains hotel. Buschow of Pine Bluffs passed Cheyenne en route to Kansas with family. he also joined the Denver Elks frolic. Mac Kay ill kept him from work. Palmer Wauneta booster in town. Knittle of Douglas, state treasurer candidate, is here.
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C. C. Kirby
Census Bureau
Laramie County
Cheyenne
Buschow
C. Ft. Duschow
Pine Bluffs
Denver
Kansas
Elks
Carriage Shed Turned Garage Plans Sparking Family Debate
Dialogue reveals a father and daughter weighing a suitor's claim that their old carriage shed could be converted into a garage while the attic could serve as a billiard room and bowling alley. The exchange hints at a potential marriage tied to a practical renovation.
Not a Sad Occasion Involving Briggs and Mawkeer Relations
A collage of brief humorous quotes and fables with street encounters. Notable lines reference Briggs Griggs funeral Mawkeer inheritance and Ada Bilisgard divorce in Sidney plus a boy finding a penny and a returning patient query to Dr Bigbill.
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Mawkeer
Griggs
Stormy
Ada Bilisgard
Sidney
Youngstown
Melancholy Defined By Osler Quote
A reflection on melancholy noting it as a state where one is disconnected from life and his surroundings. The quote by Sir William Osler highlights life losing its sweetness when reality fades from view.
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Sir William Osler
What Did She Mean To Pupils Hair Pulling Teacher Line
A schoolroom moment captures a teacher rebuking a pupil who pulled a seatmate's hair. The teacher directs the student to sit with her, declaring the pupil unfit to share a bench with decent company.
Unfortunate Transaction at Local Shop
A terse dialogue notes a man named Tweed ley who opened a shop but was caught in the act and faced consequences. The exchange hints at a failed or unruly venture and a timely downfall. No additional names, places, or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Tweedley
Dropping the Period in Family Naming Practices
A Boston Transcript note discusses how marriages sometimes drop the period in surnames. It explains that while individuals intend to keep the family as number one, the period can disappear in practice.
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Boston Transcript
Woman Troubled by Newlyweds After Years in Harness
A woman who has spent years driving in double harness becomes fretful at the sight of a newly married couple making love, reflecting echoing social anxieties about marriage and partnership.
Denver Elks Parade Boosters and Returnees
Local items note Benlor Kelley and A D Kelley in Denver for the Elks parade with returns of Oscar Lamm and Ed McCarty from the event. William Petry and Dr J A Devine also traveled to Denver while Frank W Crockett visits Grants Pass. Grant from the weather bureau and Walter Keenwright’s Lincoln highway wagon feature in a parade context.
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Walter Keenwright
Bart McGrath
McCarty
Ed McCarty
Denver
Grant
R. Q. Grant
U. S. Weather Bureau
Centennial
West
Uncle Sam to Aid States in Agricultural Extension Work
Washington officials announce next fiscal year's plan to allocate 10 million dollars to each state for agricultural extension, with nine year total federal funds of about 23.12 million and state matching requirements. The article also notes changes to purity stamps, a boll weevil control effort, a Maine potato quarantine, and a prize for Alabama corn clubs.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
United States
United States Department of Aggriculture
Department
United States Department of Agriculture
the Treasury, Agriculture and Commerce
Ita
Maine
Department of Agriculture
Louisville
Alabama Corn Clubs
The Man Who Fails Delays Study of Hourly Lesson
A terse reflection on procrastination, warning against waiting for tomorrow to learn today. It cautions that postponing study harms progress and underlines the urgency of engaging with the lesson of the moment.
All the Difference in a Curious Exchange
A brief, humorous exchange centers on a misheard claim of credit and a friend’s playful correction, highlighting a mispronounced term and a wink at the speaker’s own past slips. The vignette emphasizes wordplay and friendly banter.
Daily Thought Are But Thy Soul and God Alan
Readable fragments reflect a devotional aside titled Daily Thought noting the soul and divine presence. No clear event or attribution found.
Motorcycle Act Delights Capitol Avenue Audience
A large Capitol Avenue theater crowd praised Smith and Sherman for a daring motorcycle balancing act. The pair rode almost flat on the floor, blindfolded, circling the stage while audiences applauded the novel performance and hinted at future possibilities.
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Smith
Sherman
St. Albana Inn
Linden
Wren
Wayne Christy
Bradley
Cheyenne
Wheatland Lawyer Plummer and Casper Visitor in City
C P Plummer, attorney of Wheatland, is in the city on business. Jos Gustafson of Casper, en route to Minneapolis, visited his brother for a few days before leaving yesterday. Also mentions paint supplies and watch repairing services by The Sherman Co.
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Wheatland
C. P. Plummer
Minn
Jos Gustafson
Casper
Minneapolis
The Spitfire at Lyric Theater With Carlyle Brickwell
Four reel melodramatic farce from Famous Players Film company stars Carlyle Brickwell and Mins Valdes Girard. A yacht tale blends jewel theft theft pursuit and a perilous sea rescue as two gentlemen carry missing gems toward the American coast. The Spitfire promises constant thrills with lively action and varied suspense throughout.
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Carlyle Brickwell
Famous Players Film Company
Lyric Theatre
Mins Valdes Girard
Ahe
Morson Ie
London
America
Miss Girzard
Wanted A Woman Cook No Experience Needed
Classified note seeks a woman cook with no experience required for Chalmers Quick Lunch. Also advertised for sale three dozen purebred White Leghorn yearling hens at eight dollars per dozen from Li E Thompson General Delivery.
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Chalmers
Thompson
Gen
Del
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