August founder sale notices for Everybody's Magazine items
An auction style notice lists August founder sale items and various street locations including Logan's Book Store Carn Fry Plains Hotel Olga Berger 1506 Capitol Ave and others with multiple names and addresses. The fragment mentions political humor and product references plus beauty salon promotion at Mrs. Clara A. Ligter's Beauty Parlor 411 W 19th St.
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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
Roach and Hansen Seek Democratic County Posts in Laramie
Edward G. Schoel declares for sheriff as a Democratic nominee in Laramie County. Frank B. Roach announces for sheriff, subject to the August 20 primary. J O. Hansen of Campstool runs for County Assessor in the Democratic Primary, urging officers from the county.
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J. O. Hansen
Campstool
Laramie County
Democratic and Party Candidacy Notices for County Officials
Announcements list candidates for county offices in Laramie. Names include THOS R REID for county commissioner, MAMIE B HEFFERON for superintendent, EDW J PACKHAM for ancestor of Laramie county, and GHO H TRUCKDY for county treasurer. Primaries date August 20, 1912.
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Laramie County
J. Packham
Laramie County Nominees Enter Primary Fray
CORSON W. SLINGERLAND seeks Road Supervisor on the Democratic ticket with August primaries. W. B. McCOMAS runs for the Board of County Commissioners for a two year term on the Democratic ticket in August primaries. W Ray K. OLDS announces candidacy for County Treasurer after two years as deputy, subject to August primaries.
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Eratic
Laramie County
Augwat
Corson W. Slingerland
Commiestonia
Wyo
W. B. McComas
Anguat
Sun&wed
Ray K, Olds
Local notes mix business family and town hubbub
Local items include Miller’s Water Repair offering fixed prices and quick service at 1709 Carey Ave, Chester Webb and Edith visiting Boswell, Wyo., a handmade trunk from The Factory on West 16th, and Lucie Davis with mail orders. Also reports on property sales, Post concerts, harvest help, park gates, a funeral, a writer visiting Cheyenne, and a burglary at Olga Berger’s store.
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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 in Wreck No One Hurt
Westbound Union Pacific passenger train No. 3 due at Cheyenne at 12 20 a m collided head on with extra freight train No. 295 eastbound near Mondell Monday night. Aside from a few minor injuries no passengers were seriously hurt. Conductor 8 K Ross of Cheyenne headed the passenger train. The dispatcher's wall orders fault is blamed for the crash. Property sale 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 line advertises Mrs. Ligier's Beauty Parlors offering close work at 411 West 19th Street with a phone contact.
Cheyenne Hosts Bankers Convention August 6 7
Cheyenne will entertain the Wyoming Bankers Association August 6 and 7 with sessions in the Carnegie Library. Officers of the executive council will be elected. Experts KR Gurensey of Omaha and Mr Chase editor of the Omaha Western Banker will discuss banking topics. A banquet closes the event. Railroads offer one fare and a third round trip to encourage attendance.
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Cheyenne
Wyomink Association of Ankers
Carteg Lebrary
Tremiere
KR. Gurensey
Omaha
Chase
Omaha Western Banker
A. H. Marble
Charles Thomas
Dick Burton Sings at Atlas Despite Inheritance Fact
Australian baritone Richard Burton, heir to the lordship after his father Lord Burton's death, will inherit title and estates. Burton's Atlas engagement is indefinite, marking a return after a prior multi week run. He arrived in the U S five years ago and sang with the New York Opera company.
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Richard Burton
Lord Burton
Cheyenne
Burton
Atlas Theatre
Mr. Burton
Atlas
Heaney
Country
The
New York Opera Company
Two Runaway Lads Headed for Cheyenne
Chief Ed School of Cheyenne received a telegram from Omaha police offering a large reward for two runaway boys. Thomas Lewis age 15 son of a Nebraska City businessman and Clifton Planck age 16 are missing. They were last thought to be headed west toward Cheyenne to spend vacation away from home.
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John J. Donahue
Omaha
Neb
Thomas Lewis
Nebraska City
Clifton Planck
West
Cheyenne
Saxo Salve claimed to cure child eczema
Mrs. E P Hook of Connersville Indiana praises Saxo Salve for curing her daughter's hand eczema after two tubes. The ad claims the salve allays itching, penetrates to the roots, and heals without scarring with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. A K Roedel Drugists Cheyenne Wyoming distributes the product.
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E. P. Hook
17Th Street
Connersville
Ind
KE. Roedel
Cheyenne
Wyo
Business Opportunity Offer Near 21st Street
Advertisement promises easy profit of about $10 per day from a small investment. Contact Daniel at rear 510 1-2 W 21st street after 5 pm. The message is terse and lacks details about the venture.
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21St Street
Daniel
Two Die in Fire at Danforth House in Vermont
A fire at the Danforth House in Fairlee Vermont killed Miss Effie Perkins of Pivington and Miss Florence Albee of Springfield Massachusetts. Four others were injured including a parent and sister. The blaze left two dead and three critically hurt with one likely fatally 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 Natural Condition Reexamined
An essay contrasts two bachelor types the troglodyte and the butterfly. It portrays bachelors as targets of social pursuit by women, warning of loss of freedom, status, and dignity once married, with vivid satire on the chases and consequences. The piece ends with a latin proverb on the fate of bachelors.
The Story of Scotch the Working Herding Dog
The piece describes Scotch a short-nosed collie with shepherd strain, an expressive face and white markings. He learned human words, helped fetch tools, and efficiently drove animals, acting as a heeler and responsive companion in Country Life in America.
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Scotch
America
Litchfield Brothers Still Back To Back In Scituate
In Scituate two men, the Litchfield brothers, stand with their backs to each other as a lifelong pledge not to gaze upon one another. Once quarreling youths resolved their dispute with a vow to avoid looking at each other, a sentiment kept through the years as a living tradition.
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Scituate
Litchfield Brothers
Boston Record
A Great Friend of Mine Phrase Used by the Elite
The passage questions why distinguished people tag others as “a great friend of mine” and notes how well bred individuals avoid exposing private affairs in social talk. It suggests refined circles speak to the interests of listeners and avoid flaunting connections to impress milady.
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Milady
McGarvey Wins 22140 Damages Against City of Cheyenne
Charles B. McGarvey sued the City of Cheyenne for damages over Round Top Hill excavation for a reservoir. Judge Charles B Carpenter awarded McGarvey 19917.12 plus 7 percent interest from Sept 1, 1919 and costs totaling about 32740.51, with counterclaims adjusted as specified.
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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 notice for potato crop trespass investigation
The Wyoming State Farm Board offers a reward of 25 dollars for evidence leading to arrest and conviction of persons trespassing on the State Dry farm north of Cheyenne, damaging potatoes and crops planted for experimental and demonstrative purposes. F. H. Vaughan president. Alex Hastie secretary. contact Stevenson for wiring. telephone 695.
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Wyomingg State Farm Board
Cheyenne Fhd
Theater in Los Angeles Votes to Hire Women Only
The management of a 1000 seat Los Angeles theatre announces a policy to employ only women for all staff roles including stagehands and police, claiming no position around the theatre can be filled more efficiently by a man or by a woman.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Revenet 5
Aton M. Mozart
Wen
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