August founder and sale items for Everybody's Magazine advertised
An eclectic sale notice lists August founder of Everybody's Magazine for sale at Logan's Book Store Carn Fry Plains Hotel Olga Berger 1506 Capitol Ave A Bird 1814 Corey Ave J W Gilmore 108 W 17th J P Barry 209 W 16th St plus assorted goods. It notes a humorous boarding house exchange and references Sherman Co Pure White Lead Bun-Proof Paints and a July beauty parlor promotion for Mrs Clara A Ligter 411 W 19th St with phone 817 W.
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Everybody's Magazine
Logan's Book Store
Carn Fry
Plains Hotel
Olga Berger
Capitol Ave
A. Bird
Corey Ave
J. W. Gilmore
J.P. Barry
W. 16Th St
Clara A. Ligter
Roach and Hansen Seek County Office Nominations
Edward G. Schoel announces as Democratic candidate for sheriff in Laramie County with primaries on August 20. J. O. Hansen of Campstool seeks County Assessor nomination, urging a county officer be nominated by Democrats.
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J. O. Hansen
Campstool
Laramie County
Democratic and Republican primary candidates listed for Laramie county
The notice lists several candidates for county offices in Laramie county subject to August 20 primaries. Names include THOS R REID for county commissioner, MAMIE B HEFFERON for county superintendent, EDW J PACKHAM for county ancestor, and GHO H TRUCKDY for county treasurer.
Candidates Seek Laramie County Posts in 1912 Primaries
CORSON W SLINGERLAND announces for Road Supervisor in Laramie county on the Democratic ticket subject to primaries August 20 1912. W B McCOMAS seeks Democratic nomination for the Board of County Commissioners for a two year term. RAY K OLDS announces candidacy for County Treasurer after two years as deputy for the past two years.
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Laramie County
Peter R. Warlaumont
Wyo
William Dunstan
Eratic
Augwat
Corson W. Slingerland
Commiestonia
W. B. McComas
Anguat
Sun&wed
Ray K, Olds
Various Cheyenne Notices Include Repairs Sales and Local News
Multiple brief items report on local happenings such as Miller's-Is Water Repair Shop, a visit by Chester Webb and Edith to Boswell Wyoming, handmade trunks at the West 16th Street factory, and Lucy Davis’s contact details. Also noted are property sale offers by Taylor & Co, a Post Concert by the Fourth Artillery band, harvest labor needs, a repainted Roedel Drug sign, two surgeries, Darwin Lowry’s funeral, R F Howard’s reporting trip, Frontier Park gate work, Mrs Anna Cowan's North Cheyenne farm plans, a Capitol avenue burglary of Olga Berger’s store with $10 stolen and $60 left untouched.
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Carey Ave
Chester Webb
Edith
Boswell
Wyo
West 16Th Street
Lucie Davis
Taylor & Co
Plains Hotel
Fourth Artillery Band
John Laycock, Jr
Watuneto
Roedel Drug Store
17Th Street
Dusy
Chris Olson
Carrie Johnson
Lowrey
Darwin Lowry
28Th Avenue
Nelson
Lakeview Cemetery
R.F. Howard
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Portland Oregonian
Frontier Park
Eddy Street
Anna R. Cowan
Olga Berger
Capitol Avenue
No. 3 Wreck Collision injures few on westbound rail
Westbound Union Pacific passenger train No. 3 at Mondell collided head on with freight No. 295. No passengers were seriously hurt aside from one light injury. Conductor K. Ross of Cheyenne led the passenger train. dispatcher fault cited for wall orders lapse. Property sale notice and local ads follow.
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Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Mondell
8 K. Ross
Visit Mrs. Ligier's Beauty Parlors Ad
An old classified style notice advertises Mrs Ligier's Beauty Parlors offering high close work at 411 West 19th Street with a phone contact.
Cheyenne to Host Bankers Convention August 6 7
Cheyenne welcomes the Wyoming Bankers Association August 6 and 7 with a convention at the Carter Library. Officers of the executive council will be elected and topics on banking will be discussed by experts including KR Gurensey of Omaha and Mr Chase of the Omaha Western Banker. A banquet closes the event and railroads offer a round trip fare of one and a third for attendees.
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Cheyenne
Wyomink Association of Ankers
Carteg Lebrary
Tremiere
KR. Gurensey
Omaha
Chase
Omaha Western Banker
A. H. Marble
Charles Thomas
English Lord Dick Burton Sings at Atlas
Dick Burton English lord and Australian baritone will inherit the title and estates after his father Lord Burton dies. He is engaged by Atlas Theatre management for an indefinite period and has previously performed there. Burton, once with the New York Opera company, is regarded as a leading baritone in the country.
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Richard Burton
Lord Burton
Cheyenne
Burton
Atlas Theatre
Mr. Burton
Atlas
Heaney
Country
The
New York Opera Company
Runaway Lads From Omaha Headed Toward Cheyenne
Chief Ed School of Cheyenne received a telegram from John J. Donahue Omaha police offering a large reward for two Omaha runaways. Thomas Lewis 15 son of a Nebraska City businessman and Clifton Planck 16 are described as small with glasses. The pair left during school vacation and are believed headed west toward Cheyenne.
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John J. Donahue
Omaha
Neb
Thomas Lewis
Nebraska City
Clifton Planck
West
Cheyenne
Saxo Salve praised for curing child eczema
Mrs E P Hook of Connersville Indiana says Saxo Salve cleared her daughter's hand eczema after two tubes with immediate itch relief and root-level action. The ad promises universal skin relief and a money-back guarantee from A K Roedel Druggists in Cheyenne Wyoming.
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E. P. Hook
17Th Street
Connersville
Ind
KE. Roedel
Cheyenne
Wyo
Business Opportunity Ad With Small Investment
A terse notice promises a good money maker with very small investment and profits around $10 per day. Contact Daniel at rear 510 1-2 W 21st street after 5 p.m. The item is a local classified style notice from a mid century newspaper.
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21St Street
Daniel
Two Die in Fire at Danforth House Vermont
A blaze at the Danforth House in Fairlee Vermont killed two women and injured three others. Miss Effie Perkins of Pivehing and Miss Florence Albee of Springfield Massachusetts died. The Perkins family suffered the most losses with a father, mother, and sister among the injured.
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Vermont
Fairlee
Perdons
Danforth
Effie Perkins
Pivehing
T. 1
Wlorence Albee
Springfield
Masa
Mins Perkina
Slater
Bachelor Is Exposed Theale Unnatural Civil Condition
The article analyzes the bachelor as a social predator and comic figure, detailing two types the troglodyte and the butterfly. It describes the chase by women as a social trap, leading to captivity, marriage, and social manipulation, with varying fortunes before and after wedlock. Sic transit gloria bachelorum.
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Mer Claima
Harry
Hector
Diana
Benedict
The Story of Scotch the Working Collie
Scotch was a short-nosed collie with shepherd blood, an expressive face, agile build, and a shaggy black coat with white on the feet tail tip and chest. He learned words, brought tools on cue, and eagerly helped drive cattle horses or burros, using instinctive heeling to nudge reluctant animals.
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Scotch
America
How They Kept Their Word in Scituate Brothers’ Odd Pact
In Scituate two Litchfield brothers stand back to back and face away from each other as a lifelong pledge born from a quarrel in youth. The measure, though aged, remains a famed local custom reflecting their vow not to look at each other again.
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Scituate
Litchfield Brothers
Boston Record
A Great Friend of Mine Phrase Reveals Social Meantime
The passage questions why elites label someone with a polite stock phrase a great friend of mine. It notes well bred people avoid exposing others private affairs to impress their own social circle and consider the interests of conversation partners.
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Milady
McGarvey Wins 22 740 Damages Against City in Cheyenne
Judge Charles Carpenter awards Charles B McGarvey a net judgment of 19 717 12 plus 7 interest per cent from September 1 1919 totaling 22 740 51 against the City of Cheyenne in a long running suit over rock and material excavation for Round Top Hill reservoir. Counterclaims denied with costs taxed.
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Cheyenne
Charles B. Metrarvey
Wan
Charles Carpentéé
Jude Mateon
District Court
McGarvey
Round Top Hill
Charlies EB. Carpenter
Roderick N. Matson
Counsal
A.D
L. Charles BE. Carpenter
Reward Offered for Crop Trespass Evidence Near Cheyenne
The Wyoming State Farm Board offers twenty five dollars reward for evidence leading to arrest and conviction of persons trespassing on the State Dry farm north of Cheyenne. Damaged potatoes and crops used for experimental demonstrations are reported. F H Vaughan president and Alex Hastie secretary authorize calls to Stevenson for wiring. Telephone 695 tt.
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Wyomingg State Farm Board
Cheyenne Fhd
Los Angeles Theatre Votes On All Female Staff Policy
Theatre manager Aton M. Mozart announced a new policy that all staff at the approximately 1,000-seat venue will be women including ushers stagehands and the police detail. He stated the vote against wen is absolute and that roles around the theatre can be filled more efficiently by either sex.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Revenet 5
Aton M. Mozart
Wen
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Moose Marty
Sherman
the Sherman Co
Kansas
Peabody & Nelson
Standard Fornishing CO
Eddy St
Olgah.berger
Curios
A. J. Bring
Central Ave
Sheripa
Edward G. Schoel
Frank B. Roach
People’s Primarion of
Eeendthak
Aurusel
Thos, R. Reid
Mamie B. Hefferon
J. Packham
Gho
H. Truckdy
Hanson
Dick Burton
Lord
W'Garvey
W. E. Mullin
Ray B. Lee
W. BR. Ross
Mr. Mc Garvey
F. H. Vaughan
Alex, Hastie
Sec’y
Stevenson
Telephone
Ren
A.gusroner
Young’s Cafe
DR. Sweatt
Walter Barnett
Bresnehan Block
Cheyenne -Pr't
A. T. Hale
A. E. Roedel
West 177Th AT
Rexall
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