Local notices blend services and travel in Cheyenne
Small ads and briefs list Millee's water repair shop 1709 Carey Ave and handmade trunks at 316 West 16th Street. Notary commission issued to Herbert Zullig of Sheridan. Laramie trips for official business and commencements share the page with fishing license cautions and wedding news.
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Millee
Carey Ave
Denver
A. E. Roedel
Familly
Carey
Herbert Zullig
Sheridan
Star Valley
Newlin
Voters Receive Sheriff Candidacy Announcements in Laramie County
Two notices show Frank J. Roach Yuruse Zurn Roach and Peter R Warlaumont announcing Democratic sheriff candidacies in Laramie County. Roach seeks the nomination subject to August primaries. Warlaumont enters the race for the same office and party ahead of August 20 primaries.
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Laramie County
Peter R. Warlaumont
Remedy Promises To Restore Natural Hair Color
A garden sage based formula Wyeths Bane and Sulphur Hair remedy claims to restore gray hair to its natural color after a few applications. The remedy also treats dandruff itching and hair loss and is sold for fifty cents a bottle by drug stores with a promise of improved appearance and confidence.
Preparations for Bridge Work on Union Pacific Line
Rail officials plan a July 1 start for second track bridges between Lookout and Laramie as 15 carloads of steel arrive and 150 workers lay steel and ballast on the double track. Repairs detail changes include Paul Comer moving to Oregon Short Line as trainmasters clerk. Margaret Anglin special cars to pass through Cheyenne January 13 on UP No. 10 along with Willys Overland band vehicles arriving July Ord and leaving July 4.
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U. P
Laramie
Lookout
Paul Comer
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Calloway
Oregon Short Line
Potatello
Idaho
Margaret Anglin
U. P. Willys Overland Band
Ord
Train bearing Senator Nixon’s body passes Cheyenne
A special train carrying the body of Senator Nixon and a congressional committee passed through Cheyenne last evening as a second section of Train No. 1.
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Senator Nixon
Congressional Committee
Cheyenne
Railroad Personalities Near Cheyenne and Nearby Cities
A. C. Peterson and wife left for a short vacation in Omaha Nebraska. Peterson is chief clerk in the 17, P. B. & B. department. Chief Clerk Walsh of the mechanical department of the LA. P. at Lara mie formerly employed in Cheyenne was in the city. General Passenger Agent W. H. Tayloe of the Southern railway was in Cheyenne in official capacity. Harriet Lund went to Detroit Michigan. Stumphrey Dawson was a VU. P. passenger for San Antonio Texas. Mrs. William Benton left Cheyenne for Chicago via the U. P.
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A. C. Peterson
Omaha
Neb
Peterson
Walsh
LA. P
Laramie
Cheyenne
W. H. Tayloe
Southern Railway
Harriet Lund
Detroit
Mich
Stumphrey Dawson
VU. P
San Antonio
Texas
Mra
William Benton
Cheyene
Chicago
U. P
Memorial Day Fraternal Meeting and Parade
M W A members are urged to gather at the A O WT W hall Sunday afternoon in June to join the Fraternal Memorial Day parade at 2 o clock and to attend services at the Episcopal church afterward. The hall will be cleared at 7 15 PM for the Memorial Day services.
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A. O. WT. W. Hall
Epscopal Church
State Board Hears Ore Tax Dispute With C F I Company
The Wyoming State Board of Equalization met to hear testimony on the tax for ore shipped by Colorado Fuel and Iron to Pueblo. Last year the tax rose from 33 to 6 cents per ton, which C F I contends is excessive, while the tax commissioner maintains the ore's valuation is too low and taxes should be higher. No action was taken.
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State Board of Equalization
Wyoming
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Pueblo
Steel Corporation
What Salvation Army Has Done in May
Captain Chesham reports Cheyenne Salvation Army May activity totals including 228 beds 86 meals 342 garments 120 situations found 1 transport 4 medical aid 2 prisoners visited 18 other relief 132 hours visiting 188 houses 51 meetings 1821 attendance 12 conversions 230 papers distributed in jails and hospitals He notes growing local interest and invites cast-off clothing and furniture to support work by employing men and women to fix items.
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Chesham
Salvation Army
Cheyenne
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Publicized
A historical note credits Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts with creating a herbal remedy for female illnesses. It claims the plant-based formula 40 years ago established a standard worldwide for restoring female health and normal function.
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Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lynn
Mags
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Mme Winterroh Clairvoyant and Palmist Promoted
An advertisement touts Mme Winterroh The Worlds Greatest Clairvoyant and Veychie Palmist as a high class psychic ready to ease grief and fear. It invites patrons to consult her at parlors rotated at 312 1-2 West Reventopath Street K of P Iplock, promising personal magnetism and divinely inspired guidance.
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Reventopath Street
P. Iplock
Mrs Connett to Sing at Consistory Reunion
Mrs Harvey A Connett is expected in the city to sing at the Consistory reunion and will perform a solo at the Presbyterian church in the evening. Her former regular church singing impressed locals who look forward to her return, noting her rare contralto voice suited to sacred music.
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Harvey A. Connetl
Ciy
Connett
Presbyterian Church
Fashionable party guest jokes about boredom
At a stylish gathering a guest yawns near the door and asks if others are bored. The reply confirms deep ennui and the suggested exit is met with the host's constraint. The exchange captures light social satire from Harper's Magazine.
The Wrong Port Sherman Co. Dialogue Exchange
A brief dialogue notes a misaddressed sea voyage with Mrs Neuritch and Miss Young discussing landing at terra firma, correcting a presumed Liver pool arrival, referencing the Sherman Co.
Stop Kisses From Infants Says Medical Meeting
Atlantic City reports the American Medical Association on child disease warns against kissing babies when adults have influenza or a cold. Dr Thomas Southworth of New York argues the common cold can injure young children and spreads within households, shifting focus to who else has a cold rather than how a baby caught it.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Medical Association
Thomas
Southworth
New York
Special Examination for Teachers Certificates Dates Set
Notice from County Superintendent Mamie Glover on a special exam for teacher certificates in Cheyenne to be held June 14 and 15, 1912. The program lists sessions across Friday and Saturday mornings and afternoons covering orthography, grammar, pedagogy, psychology, science, and education theory with a long roster of topics.
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Cheyenine
Wyoming
Mamie
Fferon
Fragmentary literary notes on Clarisga Marlowe and Clarrissa
A garbled passage recalls an artist tempted to grant a heroine health and happiness in a work titled Clarisga Marlowe. It notes volumes tested periodically and ends with Clarrissa dying, illustrating a mis guided enthusiasm and its effects.
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Halfour
Clarisga Marlowe
Clarrissa
Richardson Refused Five Thousand For Health Restoral
In a London Chronicle note, Richardson declined a five thousand pound offer to restore a woman to health, described as a matter of literary interest.
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Richardson
London Chronicle
Baltimore American Snippet Expresses Cash Talk Silence
A fragment from the Baltimore American notes a dismissive take on money talk with a terse farewell implied. The brief item comments that discussions of cash are avoided or punted.
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Thomas F
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Stanton
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C. H. Barnett
Wisherman
Colorado
Sherriff D. B. Campbell
Carbon County
Islness
King Do Do
Alcatraz Island
Art Russell
Maurice Groshon
Crook County
Roy Schenckig
Buffalo
Wyo
Yellowstone
Schenck
Sundance
Gillette
Wilford G. Eyler
Chugwater
Misan da Keerna
Indiana
Baptist Parsonage
George van Winkle
Robert H. Bailey
J. H. Eyler
The
Sherman Co
Sherman
Mireasgier’s
19Th St
Stevenson
22Nd
O'Neil
Frank J. Roach
Railroad News
Attention
Geo
BELL
V. C
Ee Stevenson
Sanitary
Cook Gros. Co
Mme. Winterroh
Mrs. Connett
Werher
Harper's Magazine
Actice
Baltimore American
Morey
the Money Saving Store
Oxfords & Pumps
Oxfords
Garrison
Capitol Avenue
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