Former Cheyenne Weather Official Injured In Accident
The obituary note honors E M Emigh son of Ve and Mem B Migh of Cheyenne and Augusta area. He served as a weather observer at Dodge City Baltimore and Augusta and was well known in Cheyenne. A wagon accident caused a dislocation of the right shoulder and a broken right leg, requiring 90 days indoors. Friends and Augusta business circles commend his long service and expertise on river conditions.
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Cromther Augusta
Cheyenne
Bia
Oene
Weather Bureau
Evra
Ie Maude Morley
Pieter Hergersen
Dodge City
Kaw
Baltimore
Augusta
Ome
Emnigh
Yeaterday
Jele
D. Emigh
Emigh
Savanah
Department of Government
Bereau Chiefs
Omigh
Perm
M M
Thief Robs Market of $1.00 In Cash
The Washington Market on West Lincoln Way was robbed of one dollar early this morning. A hole was cut in a screen door to admit entry while the front doors were left open for air. Police have arrested several suspects in connection with the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lincoln Way
Risi
Local American Doctors Volunteer for WWII Service in Britain
The article notes American physicians including Dr Walter M. Ladsy of Chayenns volunteering to serve with British forces in France. It mentions UK hospitals under government supervision and plans for American doctors to depart from New York to join war effort in Europe.
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Walter M. Ladsy
Chayenns
France
Awertean Dives
Lor Lakoog 'Gs
Funeral for Morimer H. Fains Draws Many Friends
Funeral services for Morimer H. Fains attracted a large crowd of friends and acquaintances. The service reflected the community’s respect while noting a simple, devout ceremony with heartful tributes to the deceased’s life.
Rumor of extraordinary bucking horse for Frontier Days
The Frontier Days committee in Fremont County reports a remote ranch near Pinedale has a horse described as the meanest bucker seen, sought for entry in Cheyenne July 21 22 27 and 28. Chairman Hofmann seeks details but cannot identify the owner, while secretary Cahill notes another unusually vicious bronco discovered since the last celebration.
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Fremont County
Frontier Daya
Fuaf
Pinedale
Cheyenne
Hofmann
Abova
Formann
Ltte
Cahill
The
Frontier Committee
New Milling Co Incorporated in Sheridan Wyoming
The Wyoming Homestake Mining and Milling COMMER filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state via Frank M. Downer Jr. The new firm, capitalized at 100000 shares of 1.00 each, aims to acquire and operate mines in Sheridan and Johnson counties and own water rights and mills for ore processing. Directors listed: W. Morgwreidge, Frank Murray, P. J. Pelisair, A. J. Flores, and Hf. Burns, all of Sheridan, Wyoming.
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Wyoming Homestake Mining and Milling
Commer
Sewiquary of State
Frank M. Downer
Sheridan
Loden
Johanson
Father Hartman Sets Six Week Vacation Journey
Father James A M Hartman of St Marys cathedral leaves for St Michael Minnesota for six weeks of travel. He has served in the Cheyenne diocese for nearly three years and will assist at the first mass of a schoolmate ordained to the priesthood. He plans to visit relatives in St Michael and may travel east for two weeks, stopping to see Archbishop Keane in Dubuque on the return.
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James A. M Hartman
St. Mary's Cathedral
St. Michael, Minn
Father Hartman
Cheyenne
St. Michael
St Miehkse
Remains of John Heins Laid to Rest
Funeral services for John Heins were held yesterday at the First Baptist Church with Rev. George Winkle officiating. Many friends attended, graveside interment followed at Lake View Cemetery.
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John Heins
Jotun Liclas
First Baptist
Chereh
George Vag Winkle
Guany
Oemih- Intermeat
Lake View
Straw use rules prompt cleaner drink service
Maurice Groshon unveils two sanitary regulations for straws, cans, and containers. Straws used in saloons, soft drink bars, and ice cream shops must be kept in clean containers away from dirt and dust. All milk and cream containers must be thoroughly cleaned before reuse to prevent bacteria, prompting shops to stop serving sodas with previously used straws.
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Maurice Groshon
Cruggist
Land and Livestock firm buys Polo ranch near Cheyenne
The lone Land and Livestock company led by J T Hell agreed to pay 110000 for Charles Kete's 4400 acre Hirsigpola ranch seven miles north of Cheyenne. The deal includes 800 cattle and 100 horses, famed for polo ponies bred and sold to eastern buyers. The purchase expands a pattern of nearby land acquisitions for extensive livestock operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Land and Livestock Company
J.T. Hell
Charles Kete
Sands Store Showcases Fishing Tackle and Floor Wax
Local dealers advertise a wide range of fishing tackle and floor wax at Sands store. Beerman Co. promotes competitive prices and a broad selection for hobbyists and household use.
National union delegates plan San Francisco convention
The three national mail clerks organizations and the Woman's Auxiliary announce a June convention in San Francisco with a special Chicago to San Francisco train. Delegates from across the United States will attend, with stops in Denver Colorado Springs Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City Ogden and a four day stay in San Francisco before continuing to Los Angeles. Local Cheyenne members and leaders are noted among organizers and attendees.
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Woman's Ausiliary
Railway Mail Association
R. M. 8. Mutual Benefit Association
San Francisco
United States
Mat
Cheyenne
Chicago
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Albany
Colorado Springs
Pike Peak
Manitow
Garden of the Gods
East Lake City
Glenwood Springs
Royal Gorge
Secnrc
Houss
Salt Lake City
Ogden
California
Sacramento
Golden Cate
Mount Tamalpol
Clift Howe
Party & Chance Co
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Mount Low
Los Angeles County
Pasadena
Orange Groves
bemeRes
Chamber of Commerce
Catalina Islands
Plen
A. Beach
C. E Smith
Hving
Mra. L. KR
General Sliney appoints Wyoming officers in new commissions
Adjutant General George Sliney yesterday issued commissions in the Wyoming National Guard naming officers including Captain George Harmaberger Lasder Lieutenants P D Bellemy Lar emie Hay Wingst Cheyenne C Clyde II Donaldom Newcastle J C Jefferies Newcastle Percy S Jackgen and Capt Clyde Glens Pewelly Wm A Sawtelle Lew W Barnest Powell These men were appointed within the last six months.
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George Slimey
Wyoming National
George Harmaberger
Lasder
D. Bellemy
Laremie
Hay KM. Wingst
Cheyenne
Reale
Legrante
Caytein Clyde II
Donaldom
Newcastle
Ldent
J. C. Jefferies
Percy
Jackgen
Cauteim David
Glens
Pewelly
A Sawtelle
Lew
W. E. Barnest
Powell
Frontier track closed for soft conditions at Cheyenne park
The Cheyenne Motorcycle Club has closed the gates to the one mile Frontier track. Riders and owners are asked to stay off while the surface is soft after rain. Previously gates were open and some drivers used the track, but now no practice or racing can occur until it dries and is graded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Motorcycle Club
Frontier Park
Reg Laniera
Ales
Renan Sails to Sand Quintet Victory in Open Meet
In a late edition report, Renan led the Sand squad with a top finish at the open meet. Cortes and Cortes aided the effort as the team secured a strong showing against regional rivals.
Summer care for babies cools health risks and baths
The guide from the children's bureau urges keeping babies cool in hot weather to prevent summer diarrhoea. It recommends light foods, frequent tepid baths, soft clothing, and careful skin care, with specific bath and drying practices and protection from drafts.
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Children’s Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Paby
Veby
Summer Baby Care From the Household Guide
The article advises keeping babies in cool places day and night, preferably on a screened porch or outdoors away from flies. It urges fresh air, proper feeding at regular intervals, clean bedding, and minimal clothing, with caution against giving medicines not prescribed and ensuring safe drinking water.
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Children’s Bureau
Public Land Sale Notice for Willem Stevenson tract
Notice from the Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces a public sale under Rec 2455. Willem Stevenson, mineral number 012916, offers Lots 3 and 4 and the northwest quarter of section township 13 north range 6 west at not less than 2.76 per acre. The sale date is July 10 and bidding ends when attendees stop.
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Seth
Land Sale by State Board in Cheyenne Wyoming
The Commissioner of Public Lands will auction parcels in Cheyenne on June 16 at 1 pm. Land includes portions of sections 2 3 4 9 2 17 N Range 67 W P.M. totaling about acres with appraised value 12.32 1 2 per acre and minimum bids at 75 of appraisal plus minimum $19 per acre, terms require up to 18 yearly payments at 4 percent interest or full payment. The State Board may reject bids.
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State Board of Land Commissioners
Commissioner of Public Lands
Cheyenne
Laremie
Ot N
J. M. Carey & Bro., Inc
State Board of Land Commissioner
State Board of Land
Commfeelomers
Joan B. Kandrick
SHALL
Commissioners
G. Hopking
Homestead Final Proof Notice for Paula Wyoming
Department of the Interior Cheyenne Wyoming June 7 1945 notice that Ben Sherman Stanley of Paola Wyoming filed 1912 homestead entry 08389 for 3 5 acres township 26 north range 7 west lot FP MM intends to make final three year proof before Register and Receiver Cheyenne Wyoming on July 1 1945 with witnesses lm Kinnick William L Arnold and Pred D Bolce all of Cheyenne and Paola Wyoming. Hundreds of Leader Want Ads are read daily.
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Landffice
Cheveuns
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M. Hamm
Ural
Morimer H. Fains
Spss Aton
Ware R
Sherman Ov
NEW Milling CO. IS Incorporated
Hirsigpola Ranch
Rerman Co
Gen. Sliney
Frontier
Hos Cortes
Oaatiac
Sand
Renan
Robert Tllovat
Bella Wal
Mavis
Glen
Atlas Theatre
Valley Porch
Atlas Solo
Ara. Lm. Fiei
Kila Wheeler Wilcox
Mr. Hoseline
the Sherman Co
Noth Mor Publication —Inc
Department of the Interior
Plains Pharmacy
Plains Hope
Counek
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