Warren primarily owns Cheyenne properties says tale
A local traveler learns Senator Warren, Pershing's father in law, allegedly controls many Cheyenne properties including a big hotel and a row of houses. The account notes the contractor's other holdings and ends with social notices about birthdays and weddings in Cheyenne society.
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General Pershing
Senator Warrett
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Senator Warren
Warren
Ladies' Home Journal
Red Cross Seeks Volunteers for Comfort Kit Work
Special Red Cross notice appeals all women to attend headquarters Saturday at 1 30 PM to complete comfort kits. Rooms remain mostly closed awaiting materials. A boll of gauze arrives from Mrs F P Briscoe and $10 from the Young Hebrew Association is acknowledged.
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Robert Davideow
Red Cross
F. P. Briscoe
Young Hebrew Association
Visiting List Records Local Ranch Trips and Guests
A stream of visitors and family groups are recorded visiting Meadow ranch on Horse Creek and surrounding areas. Charles Carey and family stayed to visit Mia Walcott's school in Denver and return to Philadelphia. Others include Mr. and Mrs. Bruce with daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Dugald Whitaker planning a ranch summer.
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Charles Carey
Elizabeth
Louise
Meadow
Hiorse Creek
Kise Morris
Mia
Mia Walcott
Denver
Philadelphia
W. G. Bruce
Arthur Carpenter
Pederal
T. A. O Coser
J. A. Martio
Cosgriff
Carnegie Library
Haw
Rowe Lawler
Anos
Eddie Lawler
Fort Logan
W. DB
Gochenour
Mra
Clark
Laramie
Prater
Coal Of Ale Kinds From Cabili Holliday Firm
Coal offerings from Capital Coal Company proprietors Cabili Holliday were promoted with a phone contact for orders today referencing various coal kinds and a local sales pitch.
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Holliday
Capital Coal Company Proprietors
Wyoming notices and local ads mix with WWll era updates
A fragmentary 1945 Cheyenne page lists piano tuning services and beauty parlors, a window and door ad, and a car servicing station near the post office. It also reports local labor demand for sheep herders and ranch hands, notes Camp Lewis remount gifts, and mentions service enlistments and farming conditions with a plan to ship 10 000 books to soldiers in France.
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Cheyenne Pilling
Allme
Lahoy
Cheyenne
Coal Shortage Hits Wyoming Dealers In Brief Notice
Freight delays along the Colorado and Southern line near Cheyenne slowed traffic last night as a small wreck derailed several cars briefly. A separate fire call at 6 30 am reported burning paper at the back of the Leader office. Coal dealers in Wyoming will receive at most one car per week from WU P Coal, with others likely to run short due to transportation and production gaps.
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Colorado & Southern
Cheyenne
Fire Department
Coal Supply Limited
Wyoming
WU. P. Coal Company
Local residents and visitors bustle through Cheyenne
Multiple brief notices report various people transacting business or visiting in Cheyenne and nearby towns. Names include C A Gravee C O Hansen L M Claveen H M Hook F A Koehler J M Stark RK Brandhaus L T Lockwood John Newall Ira B Stigh D M Junkes W I Janders Otto Gramm Miss Nelman Miss McGufey W C Deming and George W Baten.
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C. A. Gravee
Laramie
C. O. Hansen
L. M. Claveen
H. M. Hook
Meadows
Cheyenne
F. A. Koehler
J. M. Stark
Hook River
RK. Brandhaus
Horse Creek Ranch
L.T. Lockwood
Kimball
Neb
John Newall
Ira B. Stigh
D. M. Junkes
W. i. Janders
Pole Creek
Otto Gramm
Mionte Nelman
Federal Land Office
Jennie McCgufey
Colorado
W. C. Deming
Chicago
Manter Robert Walton
George W. Baten Haw
Cheyenne Hosts Visitors From Chugwater and Meridian
Mrs E A Swenson traveled from Chugwater to Cheyenne for shopping. Mr and Mrs Robert Grant of Chugwater were among visiting locals in Cheyenne. Louis Wascher of Meridian and John Maltin of Phillips also conducted business in Cheyenne during the week.
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E. A. Swenson
Chugwater
Cheyenne
Robert Grant
Upstate
Thureday
L. B. Guthrie
R. W. Gray
Chas. Griffin
J. H. Hunter
J. H. Frazer
Laramie
Louis Wascher
Meridian Wen
John Maltin
Phillips
Weather report snippet with temperatures and rainfall
The data show a date with 62 to 76 degree range and humidity around 56 to 42 percent. Highest temperature 47 from 3:40 pm, lowest 60 at 4:46 am. NW wind up to 20 mph, precipitation since Jan 1 at 4.28 inches versus normal 7.13 inches.
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Até Até AM
P.M. Temperatura
Velbelly
Cacconsee
Warner
Merry
Surveyors Keep Wyoming Reurveying Amid War Strain
The U S surveyor office led by Mr. Decker assigns six field parties across Wyoming to press public surveys despite wartime manpower limits. A party operates in the southwest, another near the Powder River country by the Montana border, two near Ten Sleep, and two in the Meeteetse region. They focus on recurveys and correcting line placements.
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United States Surveyor’s Office
Decker
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Powder River
Montana Pbordir
Tenvloop
Meeteetes Rim
Amusements for the Day Parade a Movie and Stage
Princess J Warren Kerrigan stars in The Turn of a Card. June Caprice appears in Blue Eyed Mary. Carmel Myers featured in The Marriage Lie. Atlas reviews a good film today with vaudeville Saturday and Sunday. Chautauqua offers Victor's band after noon and evening.
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Princess
J. Warren Kerrigan
June Caprice
Carmel Myers
ATLAS
Chautauqua
Victor
Dairy Commissioner touring Uinta farms to boost dairy stock
State Dairy Commissioner Burton of Cheyenne travels through Uinta county speaking to farmers at Hillard Flats and Millburne to promote higher quality dairy cattle and discourage selling dairy cows for butcher stock. He notes dairy cows are as vital as beef cattle and offers guidance to improve profitability. Also reported is Cheyenne’s Speedy Swift, ex baseball player and city policeman, now cooking for an ammunition train in France.
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Uinta County
Lyman
Burton
Cheyenne
Hillard Flats
Here
Millburne
Hetyhe
Speedy” Swift
France
Wyoming University Plans Tower Restoration and Gym Expansion
The University of Wyoming board of trustees agreed to restore the Liberal Arts building tower after war conditions, remodel and enlarge the gymnasium to separate military and physical training, and suspend German study for the war's duration amid a statewide petition.
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Laramim
Alumni Association
University of Wyoming
Egamasium
Uluget
Greenwich MP Commands Zeebrugge Smoke Barrage Launch
London report says Commander Tinamon Benn of Greenwich led one motor launch in Zeebrugge smoke barrage operations. He escaped unharmed despite damage to the boat’s bow and a perilous mission during the British expedition.
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London
House of Commons
Zeebrugge
Tinamon Benn
Greenwich
Iin Vease
For Sale Tomato and Cabbage Plants
For sale tomato and cabbage plants priced at 1 cent per dozen and 64 cents per hundred. Located at 314 W. 25th Street. Phone number 91.
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