Navy recruiting ad seeks ambitious men for ports and cruises
Don’t worry phone 93 the want ad number cash must accompany orders. Navy recruitment offers chance to sail on a foreign cruise next winter and opening of the Panama Canal, the Great San Francisco Exposition. No expenses, good pay, easy hours, trades taught. Call Navy Recruiting Station Cheyenne Wyoming or write Bureau of Navigation Washington for illustrated booklet.
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Panama Canal
Great
San Francisco Exposition
Cal
Navy Recruiting Station
West 11Th Street
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Washington
U. S. Navy
Navy
Wyoming
Morgan Farewell Delays Liner To Sees Sister
The Hiner France sailing to Havre was delayed thirteen minutes to allow J P Morgan to bid farewell to his sister Miss Anne Morgan who will spend the summer at a villa near Paris. Dr Alexis Carrel of the Rockefeller Institute also aboard.
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New York
Hiner
France
Havre
J.P. Morgan
Mise Anne Morgan
Parle
Mr. Morgan
Miss Morgan
Hin
Alexis Carrel
Rockefeller Institute
Mr. Carrel
Paris
Berlin
Five Insane Patients Help Subdue Laughing Attacker
Milwaukee report says Julius Jeswein laughed 16 hours after a vaudeville theater gag. He attacked orderly John Thompson at the Emergency Hospital. five other insane patients aided Dr Williams in subduing him and he was placed in a strait jacket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
John Thompson
Julius Jeswein
Willams
Jeswein
Jenwein
Central Police Station
All Sailors Desert and Navy of Hayti Scrapped
The Hayti navy vessel Ferrier, a converted yacht, left Philadelphia for New York in tow to be sent to a scrap heap. Most crew deserted en route. Admiral Watt stayed three months awaiting orders before the craft was sold to a New York shipyard.
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Hayti
Philadelphia
Ferrier
New York
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Watt
Little West Indian Republic
Tog
Veterans to Wear Hearts on Sleeves at Gettysburg Reunion
Gettysburg hosts Blue and Gray reunion with romance rumored as veterans plan to wear their hearts on their sleeves. A note to burgess Holtzworth says several Civil War veterans from Missouri may attend with widows or single women seeking marriage, stressing good housekeeping and suitable ages.
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Gettysburg
J. Allen Holtzworth, Burgess
St. James
Call for bids on toilet installation at Wyoming Penitentiary
Sealed bids will be received by the State Board of Charities and Refo rt in Cheyenne until 1 o'clock noon Tuesday July 1 1978 for furnishing all material and labor to install toilets in each cell block of the Wyoming State Penitentiary. Bidders must supply plans and specifications and a certified check for 2 60 with a guarantee of entering a contract if bid is accepted. Contingency to State Board of Charities and Reform.
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State Board of Charities
Cheyenne
Wyoming State Penitentiary
Denver Market Report Grain and Hay Prices
Market items from Denver show wheat supplies with choice winter at 1.27 and choice prime at 1.60 per bushel. Oats barley and flax seed listed with varying values. hay prices include South Park 3.50, No 1 South Park 18.00, Colorado yylond 9.50, prairie timothy 14.00, No 1 choie timothy 13.50, alfalfa 2.00, No 1 alfalfa 2.50, straw 0.75.
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Nebraska
Tholca South Park
Bouth Park
Ebolte Colorado
Eholte Prairie
Notice of Incorporation in Wyoming Company Names Directors
Notice records the incorporation of The American Company of Wyoming in Cheyenne on May 27 1913 for oil gas and related products. Capital stock set at 1 090 000 shares par one dollar with five year term and nine directors led by M Wheelock and William K Somers Moorcroft as agent for service.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
M. Wheelock
T. ©. Altehings
Sitman Ritterman
Frank L
Bbishop
D. A. Barton
P. H. Holme
William Kk. Somers
W. C. Denilson
Jr. P. Cole
William K. Somers
Moorcroft
Public Land Claim Notice Cheyenne 1928
Department of the Interior notice lists Harry H Stanton of Cheyenne Wyoming filing intention to prove final three year claim on land described in sections 4 and township 12 north range 66 west. The hearing will occur before the Cheyenne land office register and receiver on the Sunday of July. Witnesses named are Herbert D Sherman Wilfred Danfitt Georges Header Van Warren all of Carpenter Wyoming.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Harry lI. Stanton
Wio
Township
Rimeo
Prince Meriifan
United States
Cheyvile
Wiyo
Ldn
Herbert D. Sherman
Wilfred Danfitt
Georges Header
van Warren
Carpenter
W. E. Chaplin
Reglater
Penveeer Livestock Cattle and Market Summary
The market for cattle finished strong with beef steers at 7.85 to 7.70, cows 6.35 to 6.00, fair to good quality bulls 5.50 to 6.25, veal 8.00 to 9.00, and feeders in good demand. Heavy hogs arrived late. packers bid liberally and buyers remained on market. Sheep and lambs weaker as lower prices persisted. ewes sold around 4.00 with limited offerings to support values.
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Veale
Ferder and Stockers
Storker
Folthkey
Mugla Mountain Group Stockholders Meet in Cheyenne
Annual stockholders meeting of Mugla Mountain Group set for June 8 at 8 oclock in Cheyenne Wyoming. Officers to be elected and other business to be transacted as needed. President John Morris signs off with formal notice from The Sherman Co.
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Mugla Mountain Group
Cheyenne
Wya
Thones Street
Eastern Livestock Cattle and Sheep Receipts and Prices
At Chicago and Kansas City markets June 5, cattle and sheep receipts ranged with mixed prices. Cattle receipts about 4,500 to 8,000 with steady to strong demand for beef steers and westerns. calves and cows varied. Sheep receipts around 14,000 showed weakness, lambs around 8.00 to 8.50, yearlings about 5.00 to 6.50.
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Chicago
Kansas City
ST. Joshph
Cattla
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Decline Across Market Reports
Market receipts show cattle and hogs mixed with steers and heifers trading near steady to lower levels. Sheep receipts remain strong with prices around several dollars per hundredweight, while bulk sales and regional figures highlight ongoing trading activity in South Omaha and Western markets.
Wheat and corn futures report from Kansas City exchange
Market notes from Kansas City show No 2 hard wheat at 87% 9214 with bids for No 3 4644, No 2 red NIM OGe, and No 2 stopse. Corn No 2 white around 84 cents, oats No 2 white 400, rye and hay unchanged. Wheat receipts listed at 41 cars with July wheat at 44 cents and September December futures varied across months.
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Kansas City
Notice of administration for Barry J. Shupe
Orphans Court of Westmoreland County Pennsylvania declares the death of Barry J. Shupe of Greentree Borough on May 24 1914 and requires any claimant to appear by August 20 1913 with evidence of life or show cause why letters of administration should not be granted.
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Barry J. Shupe
Greentury
Boro
Westmoreland Co
Ariven
Orphans’ Court
Anid Tarry J. Shupe
Clalam
David A. Miller
Fragmentary 4H to 6H text hints at mishmashed names and places
The readable parts show scattered proper nouns such as Menruue Wuagid and Texaps Corsi Ube, with references to trade, celebrations, and a list of garbled phrases. The fragmentary source lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize into a full news item.
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Reuelia
Moropran Patel Payee
Texaps Corsi Ube
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Hesham
Salvation Army
Paterson
Vendome
U. S. Army
Capitol Ave
John Thies
Gus Olson
J. F B. Tierney
Deming
Gleason’s
16Th Street
Central Avenue
26Th Street
Carey
J. M. Carey & Bro
Bartlett Euogineering Co
Rei! Capitol Ave
Robinson
J. M. Car & Gra
J. M. Carey
Snyder St
Tadley Block
Thames
Gapitol
Sherman Co
Herman
A. B. Walker
Saratoga
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
M. P. Keefe
Young's Cafe
America
Madison Mills
Broadway
Molfatt Hotel
F. Hunter
Bt. Louie
Pocatello
L. A
L. BR. T
Dru Ore
Pilla
Tey My
Morgan
Castoria
Denver
Denver, Juves
Vor
Penveer Livestock
Donzelman & Howell
Attorneys-at-Law
Carey Block
Cheyenne, Wyo
Wilfred O'Leary
First National Bank Building
Black
John Charles Thompson
Breanahen
Ernest BP, Macdougall
Weyoming
Tel
Charles Elmem Lane
Flist National Bank
W. H. Taylonk
First National Bank
William Dubois
First National Bank Hullo
Notary Publi
Mark A. Chapman
West 19Th Street
TI Uartlety Engineering Company
Micnedira
C. W, Riner & CO
Carey Ave
Bwaygeh
Swagger
Bent Street
Randall Blvd
Herbert
Ide
Ramly
Calley Way
Glare A. Ligier
Annual Stockholders’ Meeting
The
Sherman Ca
Eastern Livestock
Sam Vittoria
17Th ST
Sam Stark
Awe
Stovkers and
Femlors
Omatia
Hoze
Henve
Kansas City, MO
Ghats
Callahan-fell
Attys
Lovd- Nagel
Ible Eddy ST
Rock Springs
Dallas
ST. James Importing Company
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