Notarial Commission and Wyoming Official Travel Notes
Pauline H. Sanrenbacher of Painter Park county Wyoming received a notarial commission from Governor Kendrick in Burns where he also spoke at a Grange field meet. Warden Felix Alston of Rawlins penitentiary is in Cheyenne on official business. Anderson and Parker depart for Sheridan for a Fort Mackenzie officers school session lasting a week. Sheridan’s new Congregational minister travels from Tabor Iowa toward Sheridan with wife and son. Thermopolis attorney Victor T. Johnson attends the Democratic National Convention in St Louis, Cheyenne report.
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Pauline HH. Sanrenbacher
Painter
Park County
Wyoming
Kendrick
Felix Alston
Rawlins
Cheyenne
National Guard of
Sheridan
Fort Mackenzie
Tabor
Iowa
Overland
Emal
Taxi Driver Ordered to Police Court Over License Charge
A well known auto driver was ordered to appear in police court last Saturday to answer a charge of operating a taxi without a valid license. The case outlines the license requirement and the expected court proceedings.
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Lon Davia
License Offered for City License Payment at Hearing
Police Judge W Q Phelan offered a city license for $20 during the hearing. Davis testified several other auto drivers are taxiing without a license and will be investigated by police. The report lists multiple residents and visitors in Cheyenne on various business, travel, and personal matters.
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W. Q. Phelan
Davis
Man Fined for Assault on Neighbor in Local Court
Charles Wolf of 815 West Twenty-fifth Street was fined 15 dollars in the police magistrate's court for assaulting John Kenkel, proprietor of the Pioneer grocery. Mrs. McCoy, Kenkel’s mother in law, testified tearfully as key witness. Wolf admitted the act, claiming Kenkel insulted his wife months ago. he then attacked Kenkel in his yard, though the grocer sustained no serious injuries.
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Charles 8 Wolf
Weat
Twenty-fifth Street
John Kenkel
Pi+neer
Mra. McCoy
Kenkel
Wolf
Young Boy Charged With Incorrigibility in District Court
Leonard Eggabroad, 12, of Archer, stood trial before Judge W. C. Mentzer on a charge of incorrigibility. Parents resist prosecution and seek to disprove alleged immorality. testimony did not finish and the case was continued to today.
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Leonard Eggabroad
Archer
District Court
W. C. Mentzer
Don Shingler Returns From State University
Dr J J Shingler of the Conger Congregational Church was in Laramie yesterday for the University band concert. He arrived home at midnight with his son Don who has finished his sophomore year at the university after studying there this past school year.
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J. J. Shingler
Laramie
Don
Train at Danger Signal Sparks Platform Flight
A railway guard orders passengers away as a train at a danger signal lingers at a wayside station. Curious travelers rush to board in haste while the guard frantically signals them to stay back. Turbulent scene reported by the Pittaburgh Dispatch.
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Pittaburgh
Rural sanitation and public health urges in early bulletin
A reflective note on rural sanitation as a health protection for city dwellers, urging infant care, clean water, food, houses, and garden exercise. The piece cites California’s typhoid reduction and highlights flies from manure piles, rat costs, and civic health messaging.
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U. S. Public Health Service
California
Service as life’s best ideal at Cheyenne high school
The baccalaureate sermon at Cheyenne High urged graduates to pursue self mastery and lifelong service as the core of education. Rev BH RB urged to live unselfishly, to rule one’s spirit, and to serve others while staying true to Christian ideals as they move into college and beyond. He reminded graduates of a cloud of witnesses and the Master’s steady support.
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Cheyenne High
BH. RB
T.grenday
Mr. Brace
Jesus
Cheyenne High School
Christ
Nature Rejoices Sung At Assemblage Event
Rev. George W. Winkle from First Baptist led the event. A male quartet including Dr. H. R. Mill ard, I. B. Fee, D. N. Ball and D. Baker performed While Nature Rejoices. Rev. J. J. Shingler of the First Congregational church read scripture. The program closed with congregational singing and benediction.
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George W. Winkle
First Baptist Church
Nature
H. R. Millard
I. B. Fee
D. N. Ball
D. &. Baker
J. J. Shingler
First Congregational Church
Bartlett Article Attracts Attention Across States
The article by I. B. Bartlett on Resources of the Arid Land States, a U S senate document, attracts national notice. Eastern papers reprint and comment while Philadelphia Evening Ledger requests copies. Portsmouth Chronicle and Independent of New York note it. Industrial club ordered 2000 copies for distribution.
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I. 8. Bartlett
United States Senate
United States
Shafroth
Colorado
R. N. Lamont
Industrial Club
Lamont
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
Independent of
New York
Portmouth
N. H
Chronicle
Society Maiden to Work in Mil
Kansas City, June 3. Miss Beth Huttig, 18, daughter of William Huttig of the Huttig Millwork Co, has accepted two years of practical work in the mill offices as she pursues Smith College studies and aims to do double work toward a four year degree. The versatile debutante is noted as a horsewoman, motorist, tennis and golf player, with interests in painting and music. She plans to return June 29 and attend Miss Shirer school before heading to Northhampton Smith College next fall.
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Kansas City
William Huttig
Bot
Huttig Millwork Comyn
Beth Huttig
Tig
Shipley
Bryn Mawr
Smith's
Permanent Relief for Chronic Constipation
An old home remedy promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a dependable laxative for chronic constipation. It claims relief comes from regular habits and recommends a morning elimination, with occasional bedtime use. A free bottle offer is mentioned through Dr Adolph W. Caldwell in Monticello.
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Dr. Caldwell
C. C. Allen
Foam &T
New Monterey
Calif
de W
Washington Hf
Monti
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E.S. Johnston Grocery Co
Cheyenne’s Lending Grocery House
No’s Len
Imperial Valley
Missouri Strawsherries
Burns
J. B. Kendrick
Anderson
Captain Parker
Canosa
Gomis
Metrs
W. &. Metz
Percy Metz
Basin
Lt. Laird
Hot Springs County
Pine Bluffa
Earl Burt
Pine Pluffs
Casper
Toni Martin
Denver
Vensen
Yensen
Hecla
J. B. True
St. John's Hospital
Sunday Onoight
John Charles Thompson, Jr
Fort Collins
Sam Thompson
Clyde B. Pearson
Cornelius Grey
Sheriff Reach
Niels. D. Nielsen
Valentine
Valentine Great Dome Company
Riner
The
Great Dome Company
St. Louis
Kemmerer
P. A. Mo‘tovern
Elmer E. Matson
Polk
Neb
Alice K. Larnen
Albis
Wyo
Bells
Daniel FP
Raleigh
William Stubbs
George W. Brewer
Mybert
Wm. Tobeck
Hells
Ity
Thomas Heaney
Henry Web
Alta Vista Addition
Casper, R. Simpson
George Weeks
Caoper
Thermopelis
Thomas Ellias
P. M. Downer
Thermopelle
Cuerenne
Wheatland
Alice Jewell
Ocoee
Moo
Don Shingler
State University
Sherman Co
Dinneen
K. BE. Wack
Panish Mouse
Bien Jolie Brassiere
Bitar
Yeorent
Kelley Mercantile
Bartlett
Ben F. Swisher
West 17Th Street
la Fontaine & Alsup
Kanbas Wity
Hwarbangain
Mis
Alamn
Capitol Avene
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