Public notices and classified ads mix in Cheyenne Leader
A collage of notices includes land filings and public sales in Cheyenne Wyoming with Homestead entries by Wolinsky Romsa and others, stock-raising proofs, estate sale orders, and an Elks Dance ad. Names include Abraham Wolinsky Ellen Romsa Orville Cotton William Merna James Hawkins Knud Willadsen Penny Smith and Luke Voorhess.
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Department of the Interior
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Abraham Wolinsky
Granite Canon
Township
Range
6Th P. Meridian
Register and Receiver
Penny Smith
Nathan Smith
Sam Chvar
Sam Magelvsky
Will Reid
Register
Ellen G. Romsa
Hellen G. Heagney
Islay
Wyoming
William Cole
Orville Jay Cotton
Register and
Roy Cotton
Martin Willadsen
Walter. Ferguson
Hecla
Knud Willadsen
Rudolph Gals
James H. Willadsen
Harry Wolinsky
U.S. Land Office
James H. Hawkins
Boulder
The
General Land Office
Knud H. Willadsen
Luke Voorhess
National League scores and box line items in disarray
Baseball results list Pittsburg and Brooklyn games with runs hits and errors, then Cincinnati at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia. A long clipped passage followed about St. Louis and New York matchups and a note on Idaho's Minidoka project described by Mr. Franklin Lane in The National Geographic June issue.
Bargain Standard Piano Refinished by Experts
Knight-Campbell Music Company advertises a moderately used piano that has been restored and refinished by experts. It offers a one year exchange policy for any piano in stock and a $10 cash sale with flexible small payments. Located at 311-3138 West 17th LT 23.
DILDINE Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner
To the voters of Laramie County F R Dildine announces his bid for a four year County Commissioner term subject to Republican primaries August 17. He signs as T M F to Aug 17 and L 8 T to Aug 17.
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Laramie County
F. R. Dildine
Library to Close for Decoration at Laramia Carnegie Building
The Laramia County Library trustees awarded a contract to J. Rosenblum to retint and redecorate the interior of the Carnegie library. The work requires four days of closure during Frontier Days to allow decorators to work without disrupting patrons.
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Laramia County Library Association
J. Rosenblum
Carnegie Library
Fifteenth Cavalry to be Rebuilt as Enlistments Expire
Colonel Bigelow of the Fifteenth cavalry says defections reflect expired enlistments after the war. Recruiting continues, mainly for Mexican border regiments, and the Fifteenth will be rebuilt in due time.
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Bigelow
Fifteenth Cavalry
New Salt Creek Well Flows 800 Barrels Daily
An Ohio company reports a new well on New York Oil Company holdings in section 1297-40 79 Salt Creek flowing 800 barrels per day. The well reached a depth of 2,406 feet Sunday and is expected to be one of the best in the area.
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Ohio Company
New York Oil Company
Salt Creek
Pioneer Finds Fruit Bountiful Despite Labor Scarcity
Pioneer resident Fred Bohnstedt who came here in 1878 returns from a two month visit to his son Fred in Ogden Utah. He reports a large crop of fruit across the west but notes a severe shortage of workers to harvest it.
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Fred Bohnstedt
Fred
Ogden
Utah
Wyoming Roads praised as in tip top condition by tourists
Visitors to Cheyenne report Wyoming highways in exceptionally good shape with the Lincoln and Yellowstone routes described as boulevard quality. Detours are well provided where work is underway and state maintenance crews ensure constant care along all miles. An electrically operated kitchen is introduced in Glasgow Scotland by Treton Ltd. to run its restaurant. It is said to be the most sanitary and scientifically equipped kitchen in Scotland with French decor and Wedgewood ware.
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Laramie
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Star Leads Double Life on Screen in The City of Masks
Robert Warwick stars in The City of Masks at the Princess in a story about masquerade and intrigue. The plot follows a chauffeur who is really an English lord as New York’s masked nobility collide with romance and suspense. Adapted by Walter Woods and directed by Thomas Heffron.
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Thomas Heffron
Big Musical Hit On Pantages Bill
A clever musical tabloid titled His Taking Way headlines the Pantages vaudeville at the Princess for Friday and Saturday. The cast includes six charming young ladies and two fanmakers with a moving picture studio plot filled with laughable situations. Walters and Walters perform a ventriloquial comedy novelty with Mrs Walters imitating a crying baby.
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Walters
Russell Proves a Perfect Fibber at the Lyric
William Russell appears at the Lyric in Some Liar. He turns out a first rate liar with vivid tales of slaughter and danger. The story blends humor and romance as Dempsey’s world champion seamy side colors the action.
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William Russell
Villian
Dempsey
Vaudeville Show Promises Lively Netherlands Themed Sketches
Navgins and Gordon appear in a bright diverting sketch set against windmills and dykes of Netherlands. Henry and May present a novelty act with details kept secret until performance. A clever imitator and various absurdities close the program with laughs as the Netto orchestra rehearses a special score.
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Gordon
Netherland
Henry
May
Netto
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