Hall to study livestock marketing under federal program
Louis D. Hall of the US Department of Agriculture arrives in Cheyenne to study sheep breeding, lambing, shearing, and market conditions with Governor Kendrick and state officials. He will visit the Wyoming Experiment Station at Laramie to learn scientific methods and analyze the marketing of beef, mutton, and wool. The Cheyenne Motor Club offers ten dollars for tip leading to sign vandalism arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis D. Hall
United States Department of Agriculture
Kendrick
Joseph M. Carey
George Walker
Wyoming Wool Ceowers Association
Alice Smith
Wyoming Stockbrowers Association
Laramie
United Statee
Ilo
Hall James Fon Washington
Department of Agriculture
Middle Row
Gould's Private Secretary, Known Here, Is Dead
Leopold Kabie reports the death of his old friend and relative Manners of Newark New Jersey. Manners served as private secretary to Howard Gould for about 20 years and was a member of the New Jersey legislature. He and his wife visited the Kubla residence here on two occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Kabie
Red ‘Manners
Newark
N. J
Manners
Howard Gould
Jhe
New Jorary
Cross Continent Hiker Aims at World Amateur Record
R. M. Coyne of New York arrived in Cheyenne to begin a cross country trek aiming to set a world amateur record and to represent Holy Cross Lyceum in July amateur marathon races in San Francisco. He left New York April 1 and plans to reach San Francisco by July 31, having visited Michael McCloskey of the Normandie hotel and Bishop P A McGovern in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Coyne
New York City
Cheyenne
Coyne
Holy Cross Lyceum
San Francisco
Metropolitan Athletic Union
New York
Michael McCloskey
P. A. McGovern
St. Mary's Cathedral
Jury fails to reach verdict in 21.5 million contract suit
The Washington jury in the Daniel J. Sully vs John Hays Hammond case, filed in the District of Columbia Supreme Court, failed to agree after more than 24 hours of deliberation on the 21.5 million alleged breach of contract claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniel J. Sully
New York
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
John Hays Hammond
Cheyenne Ranch to Round up Mavericks for Frontier Days
The Cheyenne Ravneh No. 2 rounds up about 40 mavericks at Odd Fellows hall for stunts and branding. A Cowboys Rangers presence swells with Rawlins Ranch No. 14 and plans for additional ranches, aiming to surpass 1,000 performers for Frontier Days with parades and outdoor stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Sing Fettle
Cheyenne Ranch
Cheyenne
Denver Rangers
H. C. van Norman
Denver
Rawlins
Rawlins Ranch No. 14
Wyoming
Hanna
Steals Saddle Walks Thirteen Miles Before Capture
Charles Brown a sheepherder stole a saddle borrowed it to travel mud soaked thirteen miles to a pawnbroker Sam Marshick. Marshick and owner Mr Marshick confronted him and Brown was jailed then bound over to district court after paying back the six dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brown
Sam Marshick
Marshick
Merebick
Brown
Justice
Turns In Alarm to Give Firemen Job
A fire alarm sounded yesterday afternoon at 2 15 pm for the first time in three weeks. Chil Taylor noted it could not be a box call and a readying effort followed as the chief checked boxes town wide. One box showed a pegleg broken and locals suspect a prankster amused by the firesmen having an easy shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chil Taylor
Peglang
Man Loses Hunger Bet Goes Hungry on Brooklyn Lawn
Brooklyn man Joseph McGlennon forfeited a wager by starving himself to seek work. He wandered to Mrs. Crowley’s home on Carey Avenue and begged for food after more than 48 hours without eating. Police took him to St John’s Hospital where he recovered, claiming he left Omaha aiming for Cheyenne to find work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McGlennon
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. H. Crowley
Carey Avenue
St. John's Hospital
McGlennon
Omaha
Cheyenne
Death claims Mrs. E. Sullivan in New York visit
Katherine Kane Sullivan aged 64 of Cheyenne died Monday morning in Binghamton New York kidney trouble she visited from Cheyenne with her husband J B Sullivan daughter Louise and son Ed J Sullivan at her side funeral set for next Friday at St Marys cathedral Cheyenne body to arrive Wednesday midnight survived by two daughters Mrs Frank Cahill and two sons Marry Sullivan and William Sullivan two sisters Miss Emma Kane Mrs Mary Murphy and two brothers Thomas Kane Edward Brennan all to attend the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Kane Sullivan
Cheyenne
J. B. Sullivan
Binghampton
N. Y
Louise
Ed J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Order of
Campaign manager heads to Denver to plan prize events
P B McGlynn, campaign manager for the State Leader, leaves for Denver to arrange the State Leader prize winning party to the Panama Pacific exposition and to coordinate prize events for Boulder Morning News and Fort Collins winners. He will arrange an excursion from Colorado towns for Frontier Days on July 23 and bring back two experienced workers to wind up Cheyenne and Fort Collins campaigns in good shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. McGlynn
Denver
Boulder
Cheyenne
Fort‘elling
Fishing floor wax and home services ad snippets
An OCR fragment lists services and providers with references to fishing floor wax and household tasks. It mentions D N Ball and a contact phone 1024 J with vague lines about paperhanging calsomining and hot coffee. The readable items suggest a local classified ad cluster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Ball
J. Usu
Board approves new home plan at Lander institution
The state board of charities and reform discussed plans for a superintendent's residence and a Nurses' home at the state school for detectives in Lander. Architect A A Baerreson outlined preliminary designs, with bids to be invited, and plans for stables at Worland were also touched on. Edith K Clark, superintendent of public instruction, reported on visits to Colorado institutions and urged Wyoming’s ability to care for delinquents locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Charities and Reform
Diis
A. A. Baerreson
Loerremen & Wieger
Linder
Cheyenne Motor Club Rewards Glass and Nail Throwers
The Cheyenne Motor Club offers a standing reward of five dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone throwing glass or nails onto any public highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Motor Club
Auction at Crynnenne Furniture Co store
The Everything and Stock will be auctioned at the Crynnenne Furniture Co store located at 1619 Pioneer Ave. Bidders may inspect items before the sale and terms will be announced at the auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnryenne Furniture, CO
Pioneer Ave
Notice of Sale of State Lands in Wyoming 1915
State land sale by the State Board of Land Commissioners to be held June 16 1915 at Cheyenne Wyoming for Lot South half Section 10 Township 15N Range 70W. Parcels valued at 15.38 per acre with minimum bids and 10 percent cash down. Purchaser may pay full price at sale with 4 percent interest on deferred payments. Bids may be rejected.
Public land sale notice Cheyenne County 1915
Auction set for June 15 1915 at 1 pm in Cheyenne County Laraamie State. Lands described include multiple sections totaling about 1004 acres with parcels in sections 2 4 9 4 2 17 67 west of the p m. Appraised value 15.55 per acre minimum three fourths. Terms require at least 10 percent down with rest in 18 annual installments or full payment at sale. Advert cost borne by purchaser. Assessments and sale conditions listed by J M Caray & Bros Inc with official seals.
State land sale notice by boards of land commissioners
Notice states the State Board of Land Commissioners will offer 40 acres of state lands for public sale on June 15, 1915, at 1 pm front of Wyoming. Details include NEYNEY section 15 township 1 north range 64 west, minimum bid 10 dollars per acre, purchase terms, and right to reject sale. Signature by Commissioner Kendrick and Secretary Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Land
Commissioner of Public Lands
State Board of Land Commissioners
State Board of Land Cormsioners
Witnees
A. B
Joan B. Kendrick
SBAL
Ss. G. Hopkins
Public Lands
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Atlas Theatre
Violet Meeertan
Universal Star
Air Ipart Comey
I Atlas
EVERL
Cowboy Rangers
Nowber
Denver Ranch
Fort Collins
Pueblo
Greeley
E. Sullivan
Qesnerman
Lander
County of
State of
Uhis
A. D
John B. Kendrick
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G. Hopkins
Public Landa
Chile
Concha Sambrano
Capitol Avenue Theatre
AL Jolson
Frank Carter
Helen Lee
Ceri
Kitty Doner
Harry Clarke
Mary Robwon
Fred Laalle
Eileen Molyneux
Rae Bowlin
Earl Foxe
Harry Wardell
Mae Dealy
Harry Wilcox
Ted [Oher
Vesuvius
Venetian Canal
Ashton Stevens
Chicago
Wilton Lackaye
Laraaiie
Township
P. M
J. M. Caray & Hro., Inc
SFAL
The
Shermen Co
Funday
Plains Pharmacy
Plains Hotel Corner
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