China and Glassware Sale in Cheyenne
Advertisement notes the largest stock of China and Glassware in Cheyenne with open stock patterns so customers buy only needed pieces. It lists preserves and fruit items such as pineapples and cherries and mentions crates and dozens for oranges bananas and similar items.
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Cheyenne
Fresh Vegetables Prices Listing From Colorado Market
A dated price listing shows various vegetables with 2 pound or 2 bunch unit sizes. Items include Colorado asparagus two pounds green beans wax beans green peas new beets turnips and carrots cucumbers green onions radishes pie plant and others with listed prices such as 20 35 and 60 cents.
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Colorado
Meat bill to rise as rail freight rates increase
Washington June 4 The nation's meat bill will rise by 8 million dollars due to an 15 percent freight rate increase sought by the railroads. S. R. Cowan of the national livestock shipper protection association told the Interstate Commerce Commission today that local weather forces cattle on ranges to be fed on grass rather than grain.
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Washington
BD. C
S. R. Cowan
national livestock s#hiprk protective association
Lans Estate Commerce Commission
Cowan
No One Should Have Gray Hair Hair Restorer Ad
An advertisement promotes Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer and related products as a harmless liquid solution to restore natural hair color. It claims permanent, non dye results and lists A. J. Roedel as a distributor with Hess Ellis Drug Co. in Memphis and offers a free book on Hair Culture.
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A. J. Roedel
Hess
Mrs Brookhart Dies in Cheyenne After Long Illness
Mrs J W Brookhart died at her Cheyenne home 2019 Carey avenue after nine years illness. Born Payton May 10 1848 she lived in Muscatine Iowa in youth. She married J W Brookhart on Dec 16 1866 and celebrated a Golden wedding last December. Survived by husband and three children Dr Leslie Brookhart of Cleveland Herman A Brookhart and Mrs L M Woodman of Cheyenne. Funeral at Methodist church at 11 this morning.
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J. W. Brookhart
Carey Avenue
Payton
Muscatine
Iowa
J. W. Prookhart
Conscription Topic Signals Industrial Club Meeting
Patriotism and conscription dominate the Industrial club gathering as speakers urge support for registrars registering men aged 21 to 30. The group calls registration a business matter with no day of celebration, naming D A Preston J T Thompson W C Deming Foltz McNam ee McGovern Bigler Gordon and Varisee among speakers.
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Industrial Club
D. A. Preston
J. ©. Thompson
W. C. Deming
Foltz
Col. McNamee
Bishop McGovern
Bigler
Gordon
Varisee
The
Red Cross
Women Plan To Keep City Clean
The Women’s Civic League meets after a city commissioners vote to discuss enforcing laws and aiding the unemployed affected by the segregated district closure. Committees study welfare for fallen women, legal options for real estate, saloon laws, and collaborate with a men’s league group.
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Women’s Civic League
N. 8. Thomas
W. TD. B. Gray
J. F. Jenkins
Kathryn Hurley
Ellen Werlaufer
Robert Jerpe
Walter Larsh
Russian Army Chief Resigns in Petrograd
June 4 General Michael Alexieff resigns as commander in chief of the Russian armies. General Alexis Brusiloff is named to succeed him on the southwestern front. For sale two AMT 490 Chevrolet cars at 500 each and one 1917 Briscoe at 400, phone 559.
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Petrograd
Michael Alexieff
Alexis Brusiloff
Southwestern Front
AMT
Chevrolet
Briscoe
Indians Triumph Over Regimental Cavalry in Fort Russell Game
The Cheyenne Indians beat the First Cavalry at Pioneer park 7 to 6 in a high rivalry game.Cronland pitched for Cheyenne while Manion starred at the plate and on defense. Gooch and Warlaumont contributed key hits. About 200 spectators witnessed the contest and a return game is planned at the fort.
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Fort Russell
Pioneer Park
Cavalry
Indiana
Army
Rocky Mountain
Manion
Cronland
Warlaumont
Fleet
Schmidt
Indians
Gooch
Cheyenne
Ricks Manson
Fort
First Cavalry
Osborne
Fort Collins
Chandler
Tlar
POA E
Mathin
Lester
Cheyenne Indians
ABA Hpoa FE Gooch
O Kelley
Hendershot
Unter
Weybrecht
Crowland
Chian
Smith
Napier
Lancaster
Indiang
Sullivan
Hungarian Socialist Leader Sees Planned Revolt Abroad
Stockholm June 4 A Hungarian socialist delegate Dr Hunfi hinted that radical Hungarians plan a democratic revolution. He said a mid European democratic upheaval would affect European policy and peace. He noted socialists abroad hope to unite on a common peace program at a forthcoming conference.
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Stockholm
Hunfi
United Press
Himfi
Vice President of China resigns amid rebel gains
A cablegram reports Vice President Feng Kwock Chew resigned to President Li Yuen Hung who then called for unity and proclaimed neutrality. The revolutionary forces nearly control Chi Li province where Peking lies, but have not attacked the capital.
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San Francisco
Cal
Feng Kwock Chew
Li Yuen Hung
Chi Li
Peking
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