Notarial Commission And State Officials Activities
Pauline H H Sanrenbacher of Painter Park county Wyoming received a notarial commission from Governor Kendrick in Cheyenne. Governor Kendrick spent the day in Burns delivering a Grange field meet address. Felix Alston, prison warden at Rawlins, is in Cheyenne on official business. Anderson and Parker leave for Sheridan for an officers' school at Fort Mackenzie. Sheridan’s Congregational minister travels from Tabor Iowa with wife and son through Cheyenne to northern Wyoming. Victor T Johnson of Thermopolis, delegate to the Democratic National Convention in St Louis, visited Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline HH. Sanrenbacher
Painter
Park County
Wyoming
Kendrick
Burns
J. B. Kendrick
Felix Alston
Rawlins
Cheyenne
National Guard of
Sheridan
Fort Mackenzie
Tabor
Iowa
Overland
Emal
Taxi Driver Ordered to Appear in Police Court
A well known auto driver, Lon Da, was ordered to appear in police court to answer a charge of operating a taxi without a license. He was notified last Saturday to attend the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Davia
License Fees and Local Court Notes In Cheyenne
The city license fee of 20 dollars was offered by Police Judge W Q Phelan. Davis testified that several other auto drivers have been taking taxi work without licenses, an issue under police investigation. Notables visiting Cheyenne include Judge Metz and son, Commissioner Lt Laird, and visits from Casper and Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Q. Phelan
Davis
Man Fined for Assault on Neighbor in Court Drama
Charles Wolf of 815 West Twenty-fifth Street was fined 15 for assaulting John Kenkel, proprietor of the Pioneer grocery, in a case that drew emotional testimony from Kenkel’s mother in law Mrs McCoy. Wolf admitted the assault saying it followed his wife’s alleged insult by Kenkel. Outside, Wolf claimed Kenkel had insulted his wife. Kenkel suffered no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8 Wolf
Weat
Twenty-fifth Street
John Kenkel
Pi+neer
Mra. McCoy
Kenkel
Wolf
Young Archer Boy Charged With Incorrigibility
Leonard Eggabroad a 12 year old of Archer stood trial in district court before Judge W C Mentzer on a charge of incorrigibility. Parents resist prosecution and seek to refute alleged immorality. Prosecution testimony not concluded and case continued to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Eggabroad
Archer
District Court
W. C. Mentzer
Don Shingler Returns from State University
Dr J J Shingler of the Conger Congregational church returns from Laramie after attending the University band concert. He arrives home with his son Don who completed his sophomore year there and has studied at the university during the past school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Shingler
Laramie
Don
Train Denied Stop Sparks Platform Uproar
At a wayside station a signal at danger halted a train while passengers opened doors to board. The guard shouted angrily to keep back as chaos erupted and the train sped on, leaving travelers frustrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittaburgh
Rural sanitation and public health in early 20th century talk
A fragmented excerpt cites Public Health Service bulletins on infant care, clean water and housing, and cites California's typhoid reduction. It also notes waste, manure, and flies, and mentions local businesses and sanitation heads in a period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Public Health Service
California
Education’s Highest Aim Is Service Says Cheyenne Grads Sermon
A Cheyenne high school baccalaureate sermon urged graduates to pursue self mastery and unselfish service as the core of education. Rev B H RB underscored Jesus as the exemplar and pressed students to rule their own spirits, endure temptations, and serve mankind beyond personal gain. The class of 1918 was to receive diplomas Friday evening in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne High
BH. RB
T.grenday
Mr. Brace
Jesus
Cheyenne High School
Christ
Innovation Led by Rev Winkle at First Baptist Assembly
Rev George W Winkle of the First Baptist church delivered the innovation. “While Nature Rejoices” was sung by a male quartet Dr H R Mill ard I B Fee D N Ball and D & Baker Rev J J Shingler of the First Congregational church gave a scripture reading. Singing by the assemblage and the benediction closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
I 8 Bart lett article on Resources of the Arid Land States issued as a U S senate document drew wide notice nationwide. Eastern papers reprint and comment, Philadelphia Evening Ledger requests a copy, Independent of New York noted it, and Portsmouth Chronicle published it in full. Industrial club ordered 2000 copies for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Mill for Practical Training
Kansas City June 3. Miss Beth Huttig, 18, daughter of William Huttig of Huttig Millwork, plans two years of practical mill office work after Smith College. She will graduate from Miss Shirer school and return June 29, then pursue Smith College coursework next fall to combine studies with mill experience. She is skilled in riding, driving, tennis, golf, painting, and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
William Huttig
Bot
Huttig Millwork Comyn
Beth Huttig
Tig
Shipley
Bryn Mawr
Smith's
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touted as relief for constipation
An old advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a dependable laxative for chronic constipation. It claims natural relief by regular habits and prefers gentle herbs over harsh purgatives. A testimonial from Mrs. C. C. Allen supports its use, with a free bottle offer through Dr. Well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
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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