Small items and notices from Cheyenne society page
Local snippets include Millee's water repair shop promoting moderate prices and service. Notable mentions cover a Denver trip by A. E. Roedel and family, a trunk factory ad, a Sheridan notary commission for Herbert Zullig, and Newlin’s departure for Star Valley on official business. Several community updates note church, education, and law enforcement activity along with an Indiana-Wyoming wedding and a Good Roads meeting in Buffalo.
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Millee
Carey Ave
Denver
A. E. Roedel
Familly
Carey
Herbert Zullig
Sheridan
Star Valley
Newlin
Voters of Laramie County hear two sheriff nominees
Two candidates announce Democratic nominations for sheriff of Laramie County. Frank J. Roach and Peter R. Warlaumont address voters, noting participation in the August primaries. Each emphasizes running for the sheriff post under the Democratic banner.
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Laramie County
Peter R. Warlaumont
First Gray Hair Sign of Age Promoted Remedy
An article extols Wyeths Bane and Sulphur Hair remedy made from sage and sulfur to restore natural hair color and prevent shedding. It claims dandruff and itching are eased, hair regrows, and idleness in hair care is worse than facial aging. Available at drug stores for fifty cents a bottle.
Preparations for Bridge Work on Union Pacific Line
The Union Pacific plans second track bridges between Lookout and Laramie with 15 carloads of new steel on site and work to begin by July 1. A 150-man crew is laying steel and ballast on the double track main line as progress continues. Paul Comer leaves Cheyenne to become trainmaster's clerk with Oregon Short Line at Pocatello Idaho. The Margaret Anglin special cars pass through Cheyenne January 13 on No 10, with Willys Overland band, three cars, arriving July 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
Special train bearing Senator Nixon passes Cheyenne
A special train carrying Senator Nixon and the congressional committee moved through Cheyenne last evening as a second section of Train No. 1.
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Senator Nixon
Congressional Committee
Cheyenne
Railroad Personalities Headed Regions and Cities
A. C. Peterson and wife departed for a short vacation in Omaha Nebraska. Peterson is chief clerk in the 17, P. B. & B. department. Chief Clerk Walsh of LA P mechanical department at Laramie, formerly Cheyenne staff, was in the city Saturday. General Passenger Agent W H Tayloe of Southern Railway is in Cheyenne in an official capacity. Harriet Lund traveled to Detroit Michigan Saturday via the UU. P. 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
M. W. A. Fraternal Memorial Day Rally and Services
Members are asked to meet at A O WT W hall on Sunday afternoon June 5 to take part in a Memorial Day parade starting at 2 PM. Evening gathering at the hall precedes services at the Episcopal church at 7:15 PM.
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A. O. WT. W. Hall
Epscopal Church
State Board Hears Ore Tax Dispute In Wyoming
The Colorado Fuel & Iron company argues the ore tax on shipments to Pueblo is too high after last year’s increase from 33 to 6 cents per ton. The State Board of Equalization and the Tax Commissioner clash over ore valuation and tax rate, with no final decision reached.
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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 activity for May with beds 228 meals 86 garments 342 situations found 120 transportation 1 medical aid 4 prisoners visited 2 other relief 18 hours 132 houses 188 meetings 51 attendance 1821 conversions 12 papers distributed 230. He notes growing local interest and invites cast off clothing and broken furniture to aid work and employment programs.
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Chesham
Salvation Army
Cheyenne
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Shown as World Remedy
A 19th century claim credits Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts with discovering a roots and herbs remedy for female ills. The text asserts decades of use and positions the product as a standard for restoring female health.
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Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lynn
Mags
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Mme Winterroh Clairvoyant at 312 1-2 West Reventopath
A promoted notice for Mme Winterroh the World's Greatest Clairvoyant and Palmist offering divinely inspired guidance to calm fears, reawaken ambition, and provide personal magnetism. Parlors listed at 312 1-2 West Reventopath Street K of P block.
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Reventopath Street
P. Iplock
Mrs. Connett to Sing at Consistory Reunion
Mrs. Harvey A. Connetl is expected in the city to sing at the Consistory reunion and solo at the Presbyterian church in the evening. Locals recall her regular past performances at the church and look forward to her return. Her contralto voice is noted as rare and expressive, with a strong sacred music leaning.
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Harvey A. Connetl
Ciy
Connett
Presbyterian Church
At a Fashionable Party Hosts Might Leave Early
A dialogue from Harper's Magazine describes a guest yawning at a stylish party. A second guest asks if he is bored, and the host notes his inability to depart as the gathering's organizer. The piece uses witty banter to highlight social restraint.
The Wrong Port
Dialogue excerpt about a sailing trip ending ashore at terra firma with mishearing Liver pool and Liverpool. source appears to be a comic or local page from Poston Transcript, Wood Ftainipe.
Stop Kissing Babies Warned By Medical Experts
Atlantic City authorities report doctors at the American Medical Association on child diseases urge restraint on kissing infants especially when influenza grippe or a cold is present. Dr Thomas Southworth of New York warns the common cold can seriously harm young children and spreads through households as adults may escape, but babies usually do not.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Medical Association
Thomas
Southworth
New York
Special Examination for Teachers Certificates Notice
Notice is hereby given that a special examination for teachers certificates will be held at the office of the County Superintendent in Cheyenne commencing at 9 o clock sharp on June 14 and 15 1912. The program lists sessions on a wide range of subjects across Friday and Saturday with multiple courses and topics. Dated this 9th day of March 1912 Mamie Bofferon County Superintendent of Schools.
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Cheyenine
Wyoming
Mamie
Fferon
Fragmented Review on Literature and Heroine
A fragment discusses an artist tempted to grant a heroine health and happiness in a tale about Clarisga Marlowe. The piece recalls how the narrative evolves through volumes and ends with Clarissa left dying, reflecting on mis guided enthusiasm and the great cause of cheering readers.
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Halfour
Clarisga Marlowe
Clarrissa
Richardson Offered Five Thousand for Health Restore
A London Chronicle snippet notes Richardson refused a £5,000 offer to restore a woman's health in the next volume, labeled as literature hosts heroes.
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Richardson
London Chronicle
Baltimore American quips on money talk in brief wordplay
A short Baltimore American item notes playful lines on money talk and goodbyes. The snippet presents the paper's tongue in cheek style with a casual aside about currency chatter.
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Thomas F
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Stanton
23Rd St
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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