City News Briefs From Carey Avenue and Downtown
Local items note repairs at Her's 6 store on Carey Avenue and nearby businesses. Mentions meetings, licenses, weddings, and travel, with names like Mark A Chapman, John W Wire, Nora Bray, and H Van Horn. Reported visits by John P Ryan of Wolcott and A W Auge of Overland Cereals. A trial of Mrs Jacob Wier is set for November in federal court. Repair services advertised include American Electric Shoe Shop and a local tailor.
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Cheyenne
T. Noton
Carey
Mark A
Chapman
Carey Ave
Charles Watson
District Court
Rawwas
Dan
Park
Anus
Sherman
Sacks
Wyoming UN Sen Fuel & Feed Co
Kas
Tom McGee
American Electric
H. van Horn
Cody
Capitol
A. W. Augepurser
Overland Cereals Compans
Laramie
Jouison
R. N. Jamixite
Loromie
George Mov Xomery
Willian McDonald
Townsix
Casper
G. Hopkins
Stal
Cooper
Wyoming
Ty Stockmen
Edward Wedemeyer
State Hour
Twe Stock Commissioners
Big Piney
Green River Valley
Local notes from Laramie and Cheyenne society pages
Cheyenne and Laramie items report visits by Muriel Guy, Thomas Meteo, and others. families from Ottumwa and Casper visit Cheyenne. bakery expands with a $1000 brick addition. many residents travel to Denver and other cities. a coyote hunt planned near Grover. various returns from travel and court actions. a Waltz prize winner and a high school report day scheduled. a missing boy case prompts police search. multiple Metropolitan State arrivals listed with names and towns.
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Nolan
Patrick Nolan
Casper
Cheyenne Baking Company
Louis A. Reilly
Denver
Everett Glafeke
Stoddard
Jay Stoddard
Pella
A. Jp. Estes
Plains
Fort Collins
U. BP
Hern
Charles Ware
Union Pacific
H . E. Black
Union Pacify Land Department
Laramie
United States
Mar- Patton
Field Hospital Corps
Ft. Russell
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chickamuga
Joseph Puldge
M. Roncuo
Pine Bluffs
Frank Housman
Pine Bluffs Vedie
B. W. Marshall
Patsy McMann
Louis Manewal
Harold Edeon
Eaton
Colo
Cheyenne
Irwin Bros
W. 5. McKimmins
la Grange
N. H. Shorrari
Alfred Christianson
Lea Grange
Thos, Woods
Ciwigwater
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
Mia J. N. Hansen and family thank friends for sympathy and aid after the illness and death of their husband and father. Gratitude is extended to members of the Masons Eastern Star Owls Woodmen of the World and Knights of Pythias for kindness and support.
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Mia
J. N. Hansen
Masons
Eastern Star
Owls
aWodmen of the World
Knights of Pythias
Statement of Nonresponsibility by Herman Jahckel
A notice declares that the speaker will not be responsible for any debt contracted by his wife, identifying Herman Jahck El as the party disclaiming liability. The text appears in a historical newspaper notice format and notes formal separation of financial obligations.
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Herman Jahck EL
Sherman Co Housepainting Floor Inlehting Mystery
Fragmentary lines describe The Sherman Co and a poetic justice reference. Indicates a cost of living drop tied to forty cannibals charged, but details are unclear and texts are unreadable.
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The
Sherman Co
Bierra Leone
Cheyenne Woman Elected President of Federated Clubs
Mrs J A Baker of Cheyenne was elected president of the Federation of Colored Women's Clubs of Colorado and Jurisdiction at the annual convention. Salt Lake City was chosen for the 1914 meeting. officers from Denver Pueblo and Colorado Springs named for key posts. Delegates to the national convention at Wilberforce were chosen, and a closing musical at the African Methodist Episcopal church marked the end of the gathering.
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Mra
J. A. Baker
Cheyenne
Federation of Colored Women's Clubs of
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Salt Lake City
J. P. Watson
Pueblo
William May
Clara Banks
Colorado Springs
Nelaine Howard
Denver
Josephine Cassell
DeMarge DeWeese
Irene Cooper
Elza Goens
L. M. Davis
Winchester
la Junta
Mattie Seymour
Eirza Goens
Josephine Cassel
Wilberforce
Ohio
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Searchlight Club
Commissioners Favor Road Tax for Laramie County
The county commission likely to approve a road tax this year with July meeting to consider a new law. Commissioners Sloan and Farrington favor the tax aimed at transients and residents alike, set at 2 per year payable in money or labor. Legal advice will decide if women voters are taxed.
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Laramie
J. B. Sloan
Frank Farrington
Board of Equalization
Sloan
Farrington
Ten Homesteaders Complete Final Proof and Apply for More
Ten homesteaders completed final proof in the U S land office yesterday while thirteen others filed applications for homesteads and other claims. The final proofs included Charles D. Terwilliger of Encampment Euniee Mabel Robinson of Chugwater James Flood Burns Charles M Enix Calvin B Enix Elva Ziffa Enix Mers of Chugwater Thomas Payne Slater Charles K Carson and Madison RK Carson of Pine Bluffs Archie L Walling. First applications were filed by Walter L and Earl Mak of Florence Ta red Chacon LaGrange Nettle Clark Erick J Adama Wilbur J Clark Milford Montgomery of Dixon Edwin Stromberg Rages Ralph EF Woods Chugwater William Wahl Lardinfe James M Sowder Saratoga Millard F Coleman and Mary FP Coleman of Junction for isolated tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Commissioner
Charles D. Terwilliger
Encampment
Euniee Mabel Robinson
Chugwater
James Flood
Burns
Charles M. Enix
Calvin B. Enix
Elva Ziffa Enix Mers
Thomas
Payne
Slater
Charles K. Carson
Madison RK. Carson
Pine Bluffs
Archie L
Greater Cheyenne Club Luncheon Honors Nels Darling
The Greater Cheyenne Club announces a Monday noon luncheon at the Plains hotel in honor of Nels Darling. Attendees include business men. Darling will discuss mail order business and its impact on merchants. Tickets cost one daily, with sales closing Saturday night via Paul Lariver, C. K. E. Lane, or O. M. Robertson.
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Nels Darling
Plains Hotel
Mr. Darling
Paul Lariver
Citizen's National Bank
C. K E. Lane
First National Bank
O. M. Robertson
Union Pacific Master Mechanic's
Money Collector Faces Federal Impersonation Charge
Charles Mitchell was arrested at Rock Springs for allegedly posing as a revenue official and collecting ten dollars from a saloon man. Deputy U S Attorney W E Mullen and U S Marshal Patton lodged him in the county jail to await trial after a hearing before Commissioner T B Tallaferra and no bail could be posted.
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W. E. Mullen
United States
Patton
Charles Mitchell
Rock Springs
T. 8
Tallaferra
Mitchell
Bal
Commencement Tonight at Public School Gym
Commencement exercises for high school graduates will be held at the public school gymnasium this evening. About 765 seats exist with 600 free for the public. trade school children must be accompanied by a parent. Dr C A Duniway president of Wyoming State University will deliver the main address. Fred Leichhart class president will give the valedictory on Forestry in Wyoming. Margaret Murphy will deliver the salutatory on Montessori methods in teaching.
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City Park
Contra
Miss Smith
Mildred Burke
Florence Shaw
Julia Cohen
Ana Crain
Hermanna Stuli
Dorothy
Sloan's Lake
Capitol Grounds
A. F. Saunders
Rev
Mra
L. C. Hills
Hoye
C. A. Duniway
Wyoming State University
Fred Leichart
Wyoming
Margaret Murphy
Teweha
Ing
Money in Sight for Flour Mill Cheyenne
A joint Industrial and Greater Cheyenne clubs committee works on stock subscriptions for a flour mill aiming at 15000 pounds. About 2000 dollars secured so far. Site selection pending until manager D F Chandler inspects locations next week. A company will be formed after site and plans are finalized.
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Industrial Club
Greater
Cheyenne Club
Gil
Ghe
D. FF. Chandler
Chandler
Cheyenne
Easterners Asking About Frontier Days
Frontier day spectators begin to inquire about the event. A letter from Fred M. Gibson of Kirkwood Missouri asks for the date and accommodations for an honorary party driving in, requesting details to make travel plans.
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Pearlstine
Industrial Club
Fred M. Gibson
Kirkwood
Irwin Bros. troupe members in police court dispute
Floyd Irwin and several Irwin Bros. performers were arraigned in police court yesterday afternoon. Texas Jack Worans and lick Evans, a Cherokee, were arrested for disturbances after midnight. Evans threatened Floyd Irwin with war, a fight followed, and Irwin acted in self defense. Evans did not appear, case dropped, bonds forfeited.
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Floyd Irwin
Trwit
Jack Worans
Texas Jack
Lick Evans
Baker
Young Irwin
Irwin
Graduation Gifts At Swaygei Green House
American beauty and Hech Mond Ross are featured for graduation gifts at Swaygei Green House Randall. Phone 614 4 details provided.
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Hechmond Ross
Swaygei Green House
Hhnt
Randall
Hotel Arrivals List Sparse City Names
A jumbled hotel arrivals snippet lists numerous guests with scattered initials and places including Denver Greeley Omaha Laramie Mystic Grand Island and Ogden. Readable names include Mrs Carpenter Mr and Mrs Covell and several others with varied spellings and incomplete towns.
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Ly C. Bly
Orvaha
Lilly
Denver
Charis Thompson
V. A. Spurlinger
A. A. Carpenter
Putte
A. Black
Ogden
Iay
M. M. Bramson
Hraxton
Minn
A. Cook
Laramile
C.D. Mallany
G. Mason
G. Lundereen
Mra. Kelley
Greeley
BE. J. Moyers
Omaha
BE. M. Brave
BE. M. Brave Grand Island, (. R. Broker, Laramie: Mra. A
Inter Ocean and Associated Names List
A compact OCR fragment lists multiple individuals and cities including Omaha Denver Laramie Salt Lake City and Bristol with initials and varied spellings. The snippet appears as a roster or attribution line without a clear event or role.
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D. Harrower
Omaha
C. W. Fernandes
J. W. Segman
Laramie
T Muftiman
Glayamie
J. M. Holcomb
Denver
H. H. Negles
Pittchurch
Jon Anderson
W. A. Gleason
A. Goldamilch
WW. BR. Dillard
Kansas City
HH. W. Quaintance
A. Oliver
Herman Price
Carpenter
C. R. Watson
Raw- Wirie
K Vanney
Salt Lake City
PF. Lovett
Bristol
Okla
J. H. Upton
Joe Anderson
Verna Torrington
Eghert
Unclear OCR listing of hotel and city names
Fragmentary OCR text lists hotel names and a string of personal and city names including Plains Hotel J BR Teagarden Kansas City Buck Omaha F H Drake Cleveland H T Longstreet Chicago FP Thomas St Louis A C Hunefield St Louis D F White head St Louis Tahan Cleveland J H Tellon Philadelphia B Pickett Denver W E Belts Lara
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J. BR
Teagarden
Kansas City
Buck
Omaha
F. H. Drake
Cleveland
H. T. Longstreet
Chicago
FP. Thomas
St. Louis
A. C. Hunefield
D. F. Whitehead
Tahan
J. H. Tellon
Philadelphia
B. Pickett
Denver
W. EL Belts
Lara
List of names and towns in regional notice
The fragment lists numerous individuals and their cities including Denver Laramie Torrington Ellsworth Casper New York San Francisco Philadelphia and others. Names include J N Tin W M Mauries H R Farnum and many others with spouses and families, suggesting a passenger or member directory style notice.
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Ed A. Renville
Dough
W. F. Bureh
Denver
C. M. Day
W. B. Hardie
Casper
Barney Well
New York
N. W. Kevlin
Boston
Fred L. Holt
Carpenter
J. C. Tatmnidge
N. M. Bennett
Wife
Mrs. Yergin
F. E. Acken
State Department Prepares Reply to Japanese Note
Secretary Bryan says the United States will respond to the Japanese note, but completion may extend past this week. Officials keep strict secrecy on negotiations as Vice President Marshall advises fair domestic conduct and continued caution remains.
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Washington
State Department of the United States
Bryan
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City News
M. Corske
Model Cleaners
H. Schuman
J. Abramd
Manewal
Wier
Jocob Wier
United States Army
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens National
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Swagger
Mina Muriel Guy
Thomas Meteo
Lbeon Clark
Mackburn
Harold Blackturn
Jowanson
W. L
Earl Fish
Ottumwa
Cheyenne Womak
Federated Clubs
Greater Cheyenne Club
Premoette
PREMO
Albany
U. P. and
Burlington Depota
Connection Ly
Almany
Ayer
Lael
Grand Rapids
the Capitol Grill
Inter-Ocean Hotel
John Brown
la Carte
Thorofares
Gheyrn
Harry P. Hynds
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