Local Notices and Appointments Highlight Fort Pierce Items
Multiple short notices report inspections appointments and filings across Wyoming and nearby areas. Notaries public named J E Nyers Leo A Hart and Charles J Heiner. C L Richards and Bryant Coates file land entries and a 50 000 incorporation by H C Snyder and Co. Reappointment of C Belnap and William Hall as U S commissioners. Hunt for land offers J Ross Carpenter Henry Altman propose two 160 acre tracts for state program. Humane Society president Paul O Brewster resigns. David Nimmo to serve as acting head. Also listed are hospital expansion funds and various business ads including Miller's watch repair 1709 Carey Ave and a trunk shop at 316 feet 16th street.
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C. L. Richards
Milo
Bryant Coates
Fish Creek
C. C. Lee
H. C. Snyder and Company
Lusk
U. S
C. Belnap
Cora
William Hall
Glenda
Law
W. R. Stoll
Vernon Law Book
Company of
Kansas City
Huco Donzelman
J. Ross
Carpenter
Henry Altman
State Dry Farm Board
Humane Society
Paul O. Brewster
State Humane Society
David Nimmo
Board
E. L. Crabb
Moore
Hoshont
Carey
Wright Named Parish House Director After Colorado Graduation
Prof. Karl B. E. Wright arrives to lead the Parish House club along MCA lines after earning a Colorado University degree. An informal smoker at Parish House tonight features the 11th Infantry Band and a buffet lunch, inviting club members and city men for a cordial gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl BE. Wright
University of Colorado
Railroad fires on Laramie line prompt rail news
Passengers on the Laramie Hahn's Peak and Pacific train faced a floor fire caused by engine sparks. A box car also proved aflame on the same train. Both blazes were quickly extinguished with little trouble. High water expected to be minimal this spring as snow fades and streams should stay within banks. Construction gangs swell as laborers arrive for Colorado and Southern work. U P teams practice thrice weekly at the park near the graveyard in preparation for summer games. Railroad personnel including L J Spence and R S Ruble passed through Cheyenne, along with several other agents from major lines. A ten cent basket social invites locals to the M E Church parish hall with assorted treats and refreshments. Stevenson relocates to 22nd and O'Neil.
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Laramie
Hahn's Peak
Pacific
Colorado & Southern
Cheyenne
MeKerney
U. P
L. J. Spence
New York
Harriman
Ruble
F. B. Choate
Denver
Green River
E. B. Erwin
San Pedro
J. B. Willard
Ftreight
J. J. Cravon
UW. P
W. V. Kipp
I. P
C. A. Melin
Nickle Plate
Ed. Mahoney
Milwaukee
A. P
J. A. Duffy
Mra. Co. F
Frontier Day Celebrations Promoted by K of P Committee
The Frontier Committee seeks visitors for the 16th annual frontier celebration in August. It urges the Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge, meeting in Denver August 6, to attend, noting Denver round trip rates of 2.00 to 3.25 and hotel prices with no wartime-like price hikes. Roosevelt and Taft endorsements appear in a four page pamphlet detailing events, schedules, and lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Frontier Committee
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
Denver
Roosevelt
Taft
German Shoemaker Survives Explosive Mishap
A German shoemaker left a lit gun in his shop overnight. A violent explosion blew him through the door toward the street. A passerby assisted him. the craftsman joked he escaped by a narrow margin as his shop burned but not quickly. The item cites an Everybody's Magazine anecdote and includes an ad for Mrs Ligler's Beauty Parlors at 411 W 19th.
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Strick & Match
Weather Displays Indicate Fair or Wet Conditions
The interpretation notes show Display No 1 indicating fair weather with stationary temperature while No 2 signals rain or snow at constant temperature. No 8 also marks rain or snow with steady temperature, and Nos 3 and 4 together imply fair weather and warmer trends.
Car Line and Power Co. Fail of Agreement
A conference with Denver official and Northern Colorado Power Company officials aims to prevent a takeover of the local street car line. It is stated the car company will not agree to terms the power company deems reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car Line and Power Co
Denver
Northern Colorado Power Company
A Day's Work
A worker asks for a day off to accommodate visiting children who will ask questions, prompting a light exchange about family matters and attendance with the boss.
Philadelphia banker gifts 500000 pearl necklace bride
The Chinago Record Herald quotes a Philadelphia banker gifting his bride a 500,000 pearl necklace, noting readers should stay posted on daily happenings. The fragment reflects a society gossip tone with no confirmed details.
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Philadelphia
Chiongo Record-Herald
Bedside iron warms Lena in cold winter tale
A Swede girl Lena recalls her mistress telling her to take a hot iron to bed to warm it in the morning. The kindly woman asks Lena how well it works and says it will be almost warm by morning.
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Lena
Pritty Guda
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Gleason
Miller’s
Carey Ave
B. Kopald
Iss Fannie Kopald
Otter Colorado
16Th Street
Woolridge
Cheyenne Light, Fuel Aid Power Company
Robert §. Gray
State Land Office
Saratoga
Quartermasters
Fort Russell
J. E. Nyers
Leo A. Hart
Greybull
Charles J. Heiner
Bedford
Pnblic
Stevenson
Telephone
Mra Ligter
eBabhy Parka
W.loth Hone
Wright
Railroad News
Laramie Plains
M. EB
O'Neil
Sherman
K. OF
Overland Cereals Company
Wyoming
Cheyenne Ice Co
Peabody & Nelson
Grocers
A. T. Hale
Notha
White & bin
Coles
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Willis. L. Moore
Mehawk Pom
Smithers
Haltimore American
Vince
Rockwell
Cheyenne Chantanqua
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