Local notes and notices from a Cheyenne page
Repairs and deals listed for Millows watch shop at 1709 Carey Ave and a trunk shop at 316 West 16th Street. Final proof filed on a 120 acre homestead by Sunrise resident Mary A. Longa den. Disturbance case in D C with a police hearing before Judge Wellnitz. Sons of the Revolution hold a library meeting Thursday. State medical board and board of health plan joint sessions June 12 13. Marriages in Pueblo Colo include Herschel Taylor Clara Gettamy and Libby Thullen with partners. Bigamy case prisoner returned from Casper to Arizona. Oil revenue to Wyoming schools 2881 45 from Midwest Oil. Cheyenne industrial club to sponsor a regional promotion booklet with about 1000 copies. Children’s Day at the Methodist church next Sunday baptismal plans. contact Rev. Nelson. Spring Valley Dairy bought by A Dangen bach who will run dairy and vegetable garden. Gas stove safety tips and local contact 367.
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Carey Ave
Mary A. Longaden
Sunrise
Weat
16Th Street
State Medical Board
Joy
Senate Chamber
State Board of Health
Cupid
Rev. Hills
Herschel Taylor
Clara Gettamy
Enver
Thomas F. Dusshey
Mita Agnes Killam
le Nittinser
Libby Thullen
Housman
Pueblo
Colo
C. F. Hamilton
Casper
Arizona
Niner
Hopkins
Midwest Oil Company
Cheyenne
Industrial Club
W. N. Monfort
G. S. Banta
Methodist
Nxet
Nelson
Langendbach
Spring Valley Dairy
Elks Dance Invites All Members to Season Finale
The Washington Star reports an invitation to all Elks and holders of invitations for the season’s final dance on Thursday June 6. The item includes a humorous exchange about diplomacy and a pun on core between the men.
New Pastor and Church Dedication in Cheyenne Presbytery
The Cheyenne Presbytery plans an adjourned meeting on June 29 at Lin ele with some business to transact. On June 30 Rev. L Hore old Porde will preach the dedicatory sermon for the new church, with projected cost around 5000 dollars. In the afternoon Rev. John Davis of Rawlings will deliver the titallation sermon for Rev. Cline H. Wittman, the pastor of the church.
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Cheyenne
Linele
L. Hore Old Porde
John Davis of
Rawlings
Cline H. Wittman
Belgium Faces Violent Riots After Socialist Victory
Bloodshed and property destruction erupt across Belgium following Sunday election results. Socialist leaders Van Der Velde and Denis urge calm while the press calls for restraint. Education policy fuels the unrest as church and public schools seek funding parity from local and state authorities.
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Brussels
M. van der Velde
M. Denis
Adopts Fatherless Boy Amid Washington Scandal
Philip Hinckborn a six year old boy whose mother was a principal in a Washington scandal is adopted by Mr and Mrs Paul Pearsall after the child s father died by his own hand on March 27 at the Pearsall home He will take the Pearsall name and become heir to the Pearsall estate under an adoption authorized by Hee Hee Daniel Thew Wright Mrs Hinckborn and Horace Wylie fled to Europe and are now missing.
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Washington
Philip Hinckborn
Philip Hickborn
Paul Pearsall
iMra
Pearnall
Pearsall
Pearwall
Jun Hee Daniel Thew Wright
Hichborn
Horace Wylie
Europe
Mountain States Telegraph gains Arizona control in acquisition
Denver based Mountain States Telegraph and Telephone announces it now controls the Arizona Telephone and Telegraph company after a Globe Ariz. meeting. The transfer tightens Mountain States hold on Arizona's telephone exchanges as part of a plan to consolidate territory from Denver to Pacific states lines.
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Denver, Corp
Mountain States Telegraph and Telephone Company
Denver
Arizona Telephone and Telegraph Company
Globe, Ariz
Arizona
Mountain States Company
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Montana
Utah
Interracial Marriages Debate by California Professor
In Los Angeles Professor Miller of Polytechnic High School warned that U S intermarriage with foreigners costs the nation about 20 000 lives yearly. He told Normal School students that 10 000 personal crisis reports 10 000 homicides and 70 000 divorces occur annually, due to strenuous lives nervous degeneracy and intermixture of blood through intermarriage.
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Los Angeles
Cal
United States
8. J. Miller
The
Polytechnic High School
Normal School
Footprint Remarks Stir Conversation About Legacy
A Washington Star excerpt shows Senator Sorghum debating leave behinds in history. The dialogue references marks left by a man, likening them to thumbprints and footprints and even the chance to print a lasting impression.
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Senator Sorghum
KolMe
Washington Star
War Speech Sparks Fashion Parlor Motto Mix
A garbled quotation from Mr. Dolan and jumbled names mix with an odd protest against internal conflict while a beauty parlor address at 411 W signals a clipped Washington city snippet. The fragmentary text hints at wartime reverie and local business context without clear events.
Weather symbol code explains fair and rainy indicators
The guide lists numbered displays where No 1 and No 4 signal fair weather with temperature trends, while No 2 and No 3 indicate rain or snow with stationary temperatures. Combinations like No 1 above No 4 suggest fair weather, while No 2 below No 1 or No 3 with No 4 indicate colder rain or snow.
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Warner
How Central Market Keeps Meats Fresh
A Leader reporter visits Central Market to learn Hawes Brothers’ method for preserving meat in hot weather. The market uses a modern cold air cooling system with pipes and frost coated fixtures maintaining about 34 degrees in airtight rooms and cases, keeping meats dry and naturally fresh without ice.
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Hawes Brothers
Weet
Lee
Grand Officer of Elks Dies Suddenly in Kansas City
F H Kitnealey grand acting knight of the Elks, 56, died today at his home in Kansas City Kansas from heart disease. His sudden death ends a long service record with the fraternal order.
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Kansas City
F. H. Kitnealey
Kneht
Elka
Kan
Taft Leaders Claim Tight Delegate Race With Roosevelt
The Taft camp argues a tight delegate contest with Roosevelt, listing state proxies and key figures. They name Kellogg, Rogers, La Follette as potential roiled delegates and cite Alaska and Washington proxies. Proxies include Bartholdi for Narel Crone and Olmstead for Penrose, with Barnes as possible proxy for Roosevelt opponents.
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Arizona
Sturseas
Minnesota
Frank J. Kellogg
New Mexico
Solomon Lutin
Tennessee
Ini
Wisconsin
Alfred T. Revers
Hawaii
H. J
Rogers
William Barnes, Jr
New York
Bond Indicted in Wife Assault Case with Knife Evidence
Frederick O. Bond a clubman and executive member was indicted for assault and battery with intent to kill his wife Camilla Beach after a February 26 1912 attack. Police say a bloodstained diamond studded knife found near the scene tied Bond to the crime. Rumors of a blood feud followed the case as Detective work uncovered the weapon.
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Frederick O
Beauty
Beweh Wnell
Beach
Jim
Cowsip
C. Oliver Iselin
Navy class graduations court many Annapolis marriages
Washington June 5, practically all twenty marriageable women in Annapolis will wed on the day the naval academy class of 1912 graduates. The brides will become wives as midshipmen receive commissions, and many husbands will be ordered to the Atlantic fleet shortly after.
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Washington, D. DC
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Atlantic Fleet
Navy Department
Construction Plans Proceed Without Congress Approval
In a Fortunate Age, Noah asks what Ja phet is smiling about and Ja phet replies that it was lucky they could move ahead with building inert without needing an appropriation from Congress, as noted by the Washington Star.
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Noah
Japhet
Congress
Washington Star
Alabastrol Cream Promises Youthful Skin Power
A bold sales notice claims Alabastrol delivers the most perfect skin rejuvenation with a soothing cooling feel. It advertises a large five month sales figure of 1,852 packages and offers home delivery in generous packages for 50 cents with plain wrapper.
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Miiuren
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