Community Events and Social Gatherings Advertised
Public notices list upcoming meetings and social activities including a Sunday school picnic at a park, an Epworth League opening event at a Methodist church, a church supper in shore parlors, and a rosary card party at Mrs. Olaf Swanson's home. Local residents are invited to attend and participate.
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Laramie Road
Qebaha Park
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Arterian Church
Guo
Greeny
Olaf Swanson
Correct Your Napis and Take Chamberlains for Health
A historic ad style note urges correcting napis and taking Chamberlains to cure stomach troubles and related conditions. It lists sedentary habits constipation torpid liver anxiety and overeating as causes and promotes the remedy for sale by all dealers with generic sales language.
New York Excise Dept Enters Liquor Trade With Auctions
New York excise department entered the wine and liquor business with two auction sales. More than half of 45,000 gallons of whiskey previously distilled were sold at low prices, champagne bottles fetched 10 to 15 cents each, and barrels of old whiskey sold for 4 to 5 dollars per barrel.
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York
State of New York
Excise Department
Eah
Clamvoyant Palmist Cont Gabriel Page in Cheyenne
Cont Gabriel Page presents clairvoyant services at 1717 Capitol Avenue Windsor apartment Cheyenne. The ad claims thirty years experience offering love marriage deception business wealth travel and location change with moderate prices and a half price offer this week.
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Gabriel Page
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Windsor
Sherman Co. Glazing and Housepainting
Brief item notes the Sherman Company involved in glazing and housepainting work. No further details provided.
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The
Sherman Co
Local Happenings and City Notices Stir Cheyenne Streets
Cheyenne civic notes span repairs and services with Miller's repair shop on Carey Ave offering moderate prices and high grade work. Bell and mail orders at Lucio Davis postal address noted. Town updates report visitors from Pine Bluffs Denver Kansas City and Laramie plus court and law enforcement activity and a Ringling Bros. bill poster crew at work.
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Miller's
Carey Ave
Mark A. Chapman
Grady
John L. Graily
Rock Springs
Pine Bluffs
Dolan
L. Beatty
Wheatland
St. Paul's Church
Charities Board
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Rawlins
Ringling Bros
Central Route Advocates Plan State Transcontinental Highway Meet
A. E. Frederickson, A A A field secretary, calls a July 29 meeting in Rawlins to organize Wyoming plans for the central transcontinental highway. Delegates from Cheyenne Centennial Medicine Bow Corinne Rock Springs Rawlins Wamsutter Green River Kemmerer and other points along the route are invited. The meeting aims to finalize improvements from Wyoming’s southern to northern boundary. Charles Elmer Lane notes Cheyenne delegates may attend.
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A. E. Prederickson
Rawlins
Weeming
Cheyenne
Centennial
Medicine” Bow
Coramie
Rock Springs
Wamsutter
Green River
Kemmerer
Frederickson
Wyoming
Sheridan
Charles Elmer Lane
Laramie
Street Carnival Debated for Frontier Nights in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne club reviewed a partial report by Rey K Olds proposing a street carnival or open air dance each night during Frontier Days to attract visitors. They considered a free attraction, funded by merchants and a street fair company, and endorsed higher license fees on itinerant vendors to boost city revenue.
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Greater Cheyenne
Rey K. Olds
Frontier Nights Committee
Owls
Siguention
Two More Homestead Applications Filed in Morrill Neb
Two more applications for homesteads were received at the United States land office yesterday from Myrtle Mitchell and Archie BE, both of Morrill Nebraska. Final names were made by Francis L. Schenefelt and Jobo G. Lins of Divide, and Selon Wella of Leo.
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United States
Myrtle Mitchell
Archie BE
Morrill
Neb
Francis L. Schenefelt
Jobo G. Lins
Divide
Selon Wella
Leo
Heat Medicine in the World Cure Praised by Mother
Mea William Orvis of Clare Michigan says Cham berlin's Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her daughter who suffered severe dysentery. She calls it the best medicine in the world and urges buyers to purchase from local dealers. Some men are too busy with their hammers to bear the oppor unity involved.
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Frank E. Runcorn
Tuesaday
Justice Edwards
Justice Hadwards
Cheyenne
Hughes Burich
Tillie Hughes
First Baptist Church
Chamberlin
Mea
William Orvis
Clare
Mich
Por Daly
Oppor Uallay
Cotton States Could Afford to Spend on Highways
A government agriculture bulletin argues good roads cut costs for cotton regions. Improved highways would save about 2 million annually in hauling, lowering freight and farm costs and boosting land values as farmers' expenses decrease. The report notes average cotton haul distances and weights, and estimates total crop hauling costs across the nation for 1911 and 1918, urging road investments despite interest concerns.
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Department of Agriculture
South
Schipplu
Fleethove
United States
Sargent
Caen
Hotel Arrivals List Of Passengers And Names
A list of hotel arrivals includes A T Buyer Ordway FB Cotton Mrs Bullivan Lander Crutchfield Mrs M F Coleman Orin Junction A R Welliamaon Denver Art Somer well Kansas City Join Smith Lar amie Myatt Cheyenne T J Huffman Sterling T B Robinson Omaha B W Smith Danver Wyman Murchison Coryell Denver W D Winn T Kur an J dostin T J Berophy C Chapman T Simmons C Porter W A Erwin Hollow OG M Adrian I FF Ararre KM Vandergraf W Gilby G Gilby P Montgomery J Mayen Tenoy Ringling Bros Frank Wil kingon Home Creek Walter Hlack Herne Creek Men C M My bra Porthand RR G Piper Here ford John Hegenberger Sterling CR Verser Montgomery Mo J C Campbett Denver
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A. T. Buyer
Ordway
Kansas City Names at Plains Hotel Gathering
A crowded list from the Plains Hotel shows attendees and contacts including W. C. Turner of Kansas City, A. Trowbridge, Hughes, Ragan, J. Nevens of Denver, J. Park of Ft. Morgan, and many others from Denver, Chicago, New York, and surrounding cities. The compilation records guests, spouses, and associates across multiple states.
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W. C. Turner
Kansas City
A. Trowbridge
Hughes
City
Ragan
Cassa
Wye
J .C. Nevens
Denver
T. J. Park
Ft. Morgan
BE. Ripley
Ll. Ripley
Burkley
Mt. Morgan
R. W. Schenck
J. D. Barton
Low
Old fashioned girl who parted hair seeks new fame in Wyoming
A fragment from a Wyoming paper muses on the old fashioned girl with a middle parting now facing changes in fashion and ambition. It mentions house painting and hints at a broader cultural shift in the State Leader era. It references Try 1 and a remark on jealousy impacting happiness.
Is President Mellen a Goat for J P Morgan & Co
A critical assessment frames Charles H. Mellen as deposed head of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad. It accuses Morgan and company of steering policy toward trolley and monopoly projects while neglecting railroad operations. Public and regulatory bodies denounce the company as debt grows and equipment degrades.
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President Mellen
New Haven
J. P. Morgan & Co
Charles H. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
International Commerce Commiaship
New England
Morgan and Company
Mellen
Melon
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Clamvoyant
Swagger
Citizens National
Cheyenne, Wyoming
City News
Brown
den Brown
Ray FE. Lee
Victor Joffee
K. C
H. C. Brown
Laura Brown
Yoder
Jesse Yoder
Goshen County
K. Ll
Merrit
Seventeenth Street
O. W. Wheeler
Winkleman
G. M. Winkleman
Niobrara County
Horace Jenkins
Henry Sweet
Greeley
Fred Bullen
Pueblo
Laramie County
Frontier
Colorado
Hamrod
Yen Tenday
C. K. Verser
Montgomery
Rd. Woods
Nasates
J. (. Brown
Baker
O. K. Lynder
Joe Stimson
L. H. Witson
Gralaing
Chris Olson
Jed
Ted
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
Ulrich
Palmers Bakery
16Th St
Omeansthin's
Capitol Grocery and
South Sling Meat Market
Clover
Inter-Ocean Hotel
John Brown
la Carte
Thorofares
Harry P. Hynds
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