Cheyenne notices mix of people places and errands in city page
Local column lists arrive and depart notices for Cheyenne notables and visitors. Entries include Mrs Mary Cahill trip to Laramie and Rev Dodie’s journey to Oregon in early July. Officials from Irwin Brothers and Missouri Mo. travels, business trips, and marriages are noted with several addresses.
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D. G. Dodie DD
Sterling, Kas
Viellig
Effie Rhodds
National Christian ‘Teenship League
Ortland
Ore
Dols
Sherman Company faces paper hanging and mirror plating issues
Local notices report Sherman Company dealing with paper hanging and mirror plating tasks. Officials urge inspection and adherence to industry standards. Community members await further details on remedy steps and timelines.
Two Sentenced in Leavenworth Crimes
Ben Costel lo wil face life in federal prison at Leavenworth for breaking into the Kinnear post office and outraging Mrs Kinnear. Allan Harper received five year terms on each of two counts for falsifying bank records at the First National in Laramie, with concurrent sentences. John Kirkpatrick drew 60 days in jail for selling liquor to Indians on the Wind River Reservation. All sentences were pronounced by Judge Riner. Harper and Costello will be moved to Leavenworth today by U S Marshal Patton and Deputy Show.
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Presbyterian Church
D. C. Hudson
Laramie
Leon C. Hills
The
Hills
R. S. Cress
Jenkins’ Shoe Store
Denver
Hugo Donzelman
George Joffee
Albany
Colorado
Doane
Union Pacific Coal Company
Cheyenne
Egbert
J. B. Guthrie
Anthony Wilkingon
Chicago
C. H. P. Robinson
Jaramie
Bob Myers
Parente
Marble
A. IT
Kinnear
John Kirkpatrick
Wind River Reservation
Riner
Harper and Costello
United States
Patton
Show
Leavenworth
Road Leveler Declared Complete Success by County Officials
The S-horse power ram leveler and grader purchased by the county passed a thorough test on the P.O. road two and a half miles north of the city. Agent Farrar and Commissioner J. B. Sloan oversaw the trial, shaping forty rods of road for winter travel and proving the machine delivers rapid, thorough work. The device is expected to see extensive use across county roads to restore and maintain first class conditions.
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Farrar
J. B. Sloan
P.O
Everyone Should Help Chautauqua
The piece urges redeeming pledges from last year to fund another Cheyenne summer chautauqua with lectures and music. It appeals for at least a thousand supporters to buy season tickets for two dollars, notes tickets are available at The Leader office, and promises new children’s activities.
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Cheyenne
Leader
Divide farmers seek final proof for homestead entry
John G Lins and FP d Shenfelt, dry farmers from Divide, applied in the city for final proof on homestead entry. They report rain fell last night on this side of Divide, dusting their crops and yielding optimism about a favorable crop prospects once the 1013 account is tallied.
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John G. Lins
FP. d. Shenfelt
Divide
Elks Dance Highlight Ends Season With Farewell
Local Elks dance event closes the season as guests reflect on a year of music, friendship, and community service. Jane D. leads performers while attendees recall favorite moments and bid farewell until next year.
Civil Service Examinations Announced For City Jobs
The Civil Service Commission will hold several city examinations within two months to fill vacancies in departmental and classified service. Upcoming tests include sail biochemist on July 7 for men only with salaries from 1800 to 2000 a year, ship draftsman for navy positions on June 25 and 26 with per diem wages 3.25 to 5.04, copyist ship draftsman on June 18 with 2.40 daily, and sanitary bacteriologist open to men with 1200 to 1500 yearly. Subjects include biology chemistry and bacteriology, with educational prerequisites and college level training required for the scientific postings.
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Civil Service Commission
Thin City
Sail
Navy Department
Reo Truck Named Samson After Mighty Ram
Reo Sales of St. Catherines Ontario proprietor A Piffield christens his Reo Model J Truck Samson claiming it tamed the two story Lelek stable by tearing it down with grappling chains and hauling the walls away to reveal a brick and slate heap ready for removal and truck transport.
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A. Piffeld
Reo Sales Company
al. Catherines
Ontario
Fifield
St. Catherines
Silence in a difficult argument to beat in Wyoming ads
The State Leader in Wyoming runs a blunt want ad item marked Try Lt as a bold prompt for readers. It frames a tough debate as a challenge and signals a call for decisive action from the audience.
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Want
Wyoming
Try
Railroad News From the Union Pacific and Rails
The article reports on Union Pacific personnel moves and conventions across rail groups in Chicago and St Louis, noting appointments of officials, reports on boiler and locomotive efficiency, and a $4,000 per mile valuation increase by Nebraska. It mentions new coal chute at Rock River, 49 new locomotives, and engines assigned to Cheyenne service.
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International Railway Fuel Asswo
Chicago
Buell
Union Pocttirotveational Bureau
Muell
Huell
Milway Telegraph
J. RK. Sheldon
Union Pacific Jc
St. Ouis
Master Boilermakers Association
W. L. Park
Ilinois
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
C. L. Hempel
Theebraska State Board of Equalization
J. Barron
Pinion Pacific
Ulinels Central
J. F. Waddell
Denver
Laramie
Northwestern
J. IL. Terry
Wheatley
Alaska Northern
Uvunion Pacific
G. A. Ziehike
Kansas
Union Pacifier
Frank W. Fleming
Cnase
Chas
Wyoming
Rock River
Digwa
W. C. Weigel
Omaba
Wna
Hera
O'Neill
Tlaraile
T. T. Kelliher
Hilnels Gentral
Mark
T. J. Foley
Knote Central
Foley
Huper
Neutriska
J. W W. Prinkerhoff
Coloradio
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J. C. Brinkerhoff
Kemaas
Cheyanne
Washington
Porthiad
Telephone beacon for mine rescuers tested at throat link
The device uses a throat held transmitter for helmeted mine rescuers. The report cites over 1900 boiler explosions yearly in the United States, causing about 600 deaths, injuring between 790 and 500, and causing property damage exceeding a million dollars.
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Erloin
Inc
Doctor Removes Burglar's Brain Tumor to Reform Man
Cincinnati June 2 surgery centers on Dr. L. P. Kramer who removes a tumor from a burglar's skull in a play. The drama shows a doctor offering brain surgery to turn a thief toward honesty. The patient, Sam Byers, is treated at Speer's hospital Dayton Ky and shows physical success. Moral outcome remains uncertain as critics weigh the effect on character.
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Cincinnati
P. Kramer
Sam Byers
Grieen
Pennsylvania
Speer’s Hospital
Dayton
Hotel Arrivals and Guest Names Parade Across Cities
A list of hotel arrivals shows numerous guests and families from Denver, Berthoud, Kansas City, Des Moines, Cheyenne, Salt Lake, New York, and other places. Names include J J Mellnuhan, Mrs W H Bherlock, Landers Misa Radio Myers, C W Crowley, GW Wilson, John I Blades, Charles Sweeney, Harry Card, Arthur Whelan, Harold Manorgan, J P Hughes, Harry G Martin, Sidney W Holbrook, W C Hawking, Fred Harvey, Clay Fisher, and others among diverse destinations and origins.
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J. J. Mellnuhan
Phillipa
W. H.bherlock
Lander
Mia
C. W. Crowley
Landers
Misa Radio Myers
W. Harris
Loveland
G. M. Wilson
Berthoud
C. A. Welker
Denver
Wilson
John I
Blades
Kansas City
Charles Sweeney
Dow Moines
Harry Card
Manville
Arthur Whelan
Manvillé
Decree Sets Steps For Strike Before Action
A decree issued by President Bolingharst of Peru outlines steps to start a strike, requiring due notice to police and approval from authorities. The piece names a long list of individuals and places, followed by a note that the State Leader serves as Wyoming's preferred information channel.
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Bolingharst
Peru
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