The Goo Boat Rally Promises Wyoming Rural Road Work
More than two hundred volunteers from the county go out tomorrow to mark and repair half a dozen roads radiating from Cheyenne toward the Albany county line and Pine Bluffs. They aim to remove stones fill holes and smooth surfaces to attract automobile traffic and open up arable land and mountain scenery. Community funds and state help are urged to sustain long term road improvement for lasting value and pride in Wyoming.
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Poner Sion
Wyoming
Daramic County
Gool
Cheyenne
Albany County
Pine Britts
Mondell and Leader in the Melon Patch Dispute
Sheridan Enterprise accuses Congressman Mondell of entering Kendrick's melon patch and seizing a 640 acre homestead. It alleges the Leader passed melons over the fence to Mondell and disputes Kendrick’s allies. The Leader defends its role in publicizing the issue and backs Kendrick while denying any exclusive claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondell
Sheridan Enterprise
Kendrick
Enterprise
Leader
Mr. Kendrick
Kinkaid
Nebraska
Mendell
Wyoming Has But One Obstacle At Farmers Roundup
At Archer J R Carpenter contrasted farming in the valley midwest with Wyoming noting the latter faces a single obstacle. He described wet springs and dry falls, hot winds and blight, drought, rust and chinch bugs, causing yearly grain losses and rare harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer
J. R. Carpenter
Middle West
Valiey
Big advance eyed as wool tariff debate spurs sheep trade
In a Cirbon Contr Journal summary from the Western sheep country J V Merrion of Lee Live Stock Commission Co notes the tariff move toward free wool could cut middleman profits. He cites a wool shortage, higher meat prices, strong demand and rising bids as signs the Western sheep industry may benefit despite production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Live Stock Commission Co
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Omaha
Sioux Ole
Denver
Port Worth
J. V. Merrion
Congress
Washington
Cirbon Contr Journal
Wyoming Range In Good Shape
Clyde Stevens a Denver stock buyer reports Wyoming cattle in good condition, leading western states. He viewed Australian beef with limited approval and saw heavy але cattle with dark yellow flesh. Travel along the Grand Canyon and Union Pacific noted dry western route, but Wyoming stock and markets reported strong despite global beef concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Wyoming Range
Clyde Stevens
Denver
West
Stevens
Clyde
Union Pacific
Tie
Western
Vich
Nevada
Varnishing? The Sherman Co. The State Leader
A clipped note from a Wyoming newspaper fragment mentions The Sherman Co. and a state leader urging readers to try a varnishing product via an ad in a regional medium.
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Mae
Wyoming
Bryan Faces Secretarial Social Life on Limited Salary
Washington debates whether William J. Bryan can sustain a secretary of state social life on a $12,000 yearly salary with $8,000 after rent. Calumet Place at $4,040 a year is owned by Mrs. John A. Logan and deemed a bargain for entertaining in this period.
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Calumet Place
Bryan
Washington
William J. Bryan
John A. Logan
Kile
Ments
Governor Foss Seeks Canada Tariff Reciprocity Push
Massachusetts Governor Foss a Democrat says new tariff measures push him to Canada. He notes B R Sturtevant Co expansion in Ontario due to lack of reciprocal trade with Canada, criticizes Congress for hesitating on tariff reciprocity and cites labor unions and workmen issues as factors. Foss estimates US capital invested in Canadian plants at three to five hundred million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Foss
Canada
Boston
Foss
Massachusetts
Precent
B. Ff. Sturtevant Company
Galt
Ontario
Congress
United States
West and East Will Feature Wild West Scenes
A descriptive notice describes Buffalo Bill’s Wild West and Pawnee Bill’s Far East showing an ox wagon train, settler camp, and Indian attack. Cowboys perform stunts on horseback while Indians stealthily approach, leading to a dramatic combat sequence illustrating pioneer dangers on the prairies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
Pawnee
Bill
Far East
Prairies
Western and Orientic Equestrian Exhibition Contrasts
A riding contingent will show thrilling feats and riding methods of the world’s equestrians. In contrast an Oriental spectacle will illustrate Orient costumes customs and people, pairing Sahara sands with Western prairie imagery in a juxtaposed display.
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Orient
Sahara
Presidential Nominations Include West and Meeker
President Wilson announced two nominations in Washington on July 2. Preston C. West of Oklahoma would serve as assistant attorney general attached to the interior department, and Royal Meeker of New Jersey would become commissioner of labor statistics.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Oaeiaenel Preston C. West
Oklahoma
Interior Department
Royal Meeker
New Jersey
Bomb at Silk Mile Wrecks Paterson Silk Mills
An explosion at the Helvetia silk mills in Paterson New Jersey awakened hundreds of sleeping workers on July 22. The blast damaged machinery and fittings, shattered many windows, and crushed a wall as operations were disrupted amid a previous strike.
Japan Seeks Curb On Anti American Demonstrations
Mexico City July 22 Japan through its charge d affaires here has suggested to the Huerta government it will not sanction any demonstration on the arrival of the Japanese minister that might partake of an anti American character.
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Mexico City
Japan
Charge D'Affaires
Huerta
Clairvoyant Page Advertises Gifted Clairvoyant in Windsor
An ad promotes Gabriel Page a Cheyenne based clairvoyant palm reader at 1717 Capitol Avenue Windsor apartment house. It claims thirty years’ experience and moderate prices with half price this week. The copy adds unrelated quotes from Jane Addams and a stray line about a married man.
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Gabriel Page
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Windsor
Beulah Hepburn Joins New Rhythm School in Massachusetts
Daughter of A B Hepburn and member of Chase National Bank board joins a rhythmic expression school run by Florence Fleming Noyes at Charon Massachusetts. The group of young women practice nymph like dress on secluded grounds, going barefoot and exercising in the woods.
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New York
Financier
Jénus
Massachusetts School of Expression
Mise Beulah Hepburn
A. B. Hepburn
Chase National Bank
Pujo
Reat House of Rpresentatives
Money Treat
East
Florence Fleming Noyes
Charon
Mase Thess
Constipation and Heat Linked to Health Concerns
An old health notice urges caution about bowel regularity in hot weather and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective laxative. It warns against harsh laxatives and cites testimonials from Florida families, offering postpaid bottles via Dr. W Healdne, Washington St.
Witty remark on knowledge and reformist marriages
A dated observation contrasts men's knowledge with women's insight into fashion. It mocks wives who attempt to reform husbands, implying they spend time on appearance rather than self-improvement.
Tuberculosis Case Recount For Eckmans Alterative Relief
Sworn affidavit by Joseph B. White of Philadelphia details illness from glandular tuberculosis starting March 1909 with failing health and failed operations. After two bottles of Eckmans Alterative, health improved, weight returned, sleep restored, three hemorrhages ceased, and he returned to work by November 1910. The letter endorses the remedy for tuberculosis and gland trouble with a request for further information.
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Eckman
Larusten St
Phila
Hickman
Joseph B. White
Eekown
Eckman Laboratory
Enue
Public Notice of Homestead Final Proof Cheyenne
Department of the Interior notices William C Arnold of Cheyenne Wyoming plans final three year proof for homestead entry Serial 05225 in Township 12 North Range 65 West. The hearing before the Cheyenne Land Office register and receiver is set for September 9 1913 with witnesses Edward Cushman Ervin Clark William Merney all of Cheyenne and William Delaney of Campstool Wyoming.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
William C. Arnold
Register
A. S. Land Office
Edward J. Cushman
Ervin Clark
William Merney
Wyomng
William Delaney
Campstoo
W. B. Chaplin
Foreclosure Notice Involving Sivers and Heane Estate
Notice records a mortgage securing 450 dollars on parts of lot seven and lot eight in Cheyenne Wyoming later assigned to Margaret Heane. Margaret Heane died in 1919 and Albert D Johnsten was appointed administrator of her estate in 1913. Default has been made.
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Marle Siver
Harry J. Siver
Margaret Henne
Cheyenne
Coun
Laramie
Wyoming
Marie Siver
Tlarry J. Siver
Margaret Heane
Albert D. Johnsten
District Court
County of
Notice of Mortgage Sale and Deed Application
Notice of purchase of Henley at Tor Sale Intention to Apply for Deed Therefor. Mortgagee Albert D. Johnston states amount due 865.95 and that suit has been instituted. Auction will be held by the sheriff of Laramie County Wyoming at the court house Cheyenne to satisfy the mortgage. Dated July 15 1914 Clark and Clark Attorneys. 266-23-30-46-11-2407
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Cage
Laramip
Yoming
eabPelock
Cheyenne
Laramie
State of Wyoming
Che Cugty
Albert D. Johnston
Addin
Margaret Lenne
Clark and Clark
Henley
Tor Sale
Luke Voorte
Larame County
Wyoming
W Young
Laremie County
Geo. Suyier
Y.ias
Arnto
Homestake Copper Company Incorporation Notice
Notice stating formation of Homestake Copper Company to mine in Nevada and Utah with capital of 250000 dollars divided into 50000 shares at 5 dollars each. Directors listed include John A Hassell F B Schroeder and W Evan, with Wyoming as principal state and Evanston as county seat, agent John Branston."}
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Wyo
Homestake Copper
Vada
Utah
United
Board of Liver
John A. Hassell
Schroeder
Evan
C. Lee
Hassell
Buslixeas
Cor
Wyoming
Evanston
Ain
Ita
New York City
Star
A. E
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Leader Publishing Company
Nutiness and Publication Offices
Carey Aye
Mondeil
The
Sherman Co
Ranch Life Out
Id West
Par East
Silk Mile
Jane Addams
Drowe
Tr Diemer
San Pedro
St. Tring
Dr. W.healdne
Washington St
Montireity
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