Cheyenne Newscares Mix of Local Notices and Inquiries
A chaotic Cheyenne page lists local business ads and updates from Carey Ave to Fort Russell. Entries cover repairs, travel, shopping, and personnel moves including a meat market, a trunk factory, a dogged inspector in Cheyenne, and a Fort Russell artillery march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Ave
Denver
Durham
N. & Walker
J. F. Renfro
Denvar
Mrs. Stanton
Oklahoma
Heavey
Fort
AL Nugsell
Guthyle
Weet L6th
Canada
B. H. Chern
Cheyenne
North Battleford
Saskatchewan
Seattle
Ludwig
Fort Collins
Mud Foot Deep Buffalo Streets Halt Business
Sheridan Wyoming reports a foot of mud in Buffalo Street areas halting business while citizens organize a cleanup. About fifty Sheridan laborers may travel to assist city crews cleaning streets and damaged properties. relief funds exceed 1200 with more on the way. Some nearby farms are destroyed and fires seen in several townships.
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Heridan
Wyo
Sheridan
Ily
Buffalo
Union Pacific Ball Team to Play Two Saturday Contests
The Union Pacific ball team plans two weekend games on the U P diamond at 27th and Maxwell. The first pits the mail clerks against the team, the second features Barlow's M H squad. Also notes Mormon converts traveling east and a washout delaying Train No. 18 on the Oregon-Washington line.
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U. P
Union Pacific
Barlow
M. H
Maxwell
West
Oregon-Washington
Cheyenne
Oregon
Rail line movements and shop overhauls reported
W. T. Fox purchased a ticket to Chicago over the Union Pacific yesterday. Hooper departed Cheyenne for Hazen Nevada via the Union Pacific. Engine 1610 finished a thorough overhaul at the UP shops and will head to Evanston for branch service. Shop forces are producing more work than at this time last year.
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W. T. Fox
Chicago
U. P
Hooper
Cheyenne
Hazen
Nevada
Thorugh
Evanston
Presley Church Sees Youth Lead Sunday Evening
Helen McDonald leads the Presley Church Christian Endeavor meeting this Sunday. Dorothy Bruce forwards the last payments for the big EB office building in Boston. Mabel Knight played piano last Sunday. The C B World aids leaders. teachers are missed and vacation time may be shortened to two months. The junior class advocates extending time to four months. The master is an enthusiastic flag day man judging from his house and front.
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Dorothy Bruce
Boston
Our Society
Our
Aster Ia
Three-Bill Atlas Show Delights Local Audiences
The Atlas offers a varied program this week headlined by a goats act that charms children and adults alike. The Messenger Boy Trio Slegle Brothers and Cooper perform fresh patter and singing while the Marionettes receive strong applause. Pictures and orchestra meet Atlas standards with Stevenson handling wiring.
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Atlas
Messenger Boy
Slegle
Hood River Berries 14c Per Box at Truckey's
Readers are offered Hood River berries at 14 cents per box advertised by Truckey's Department Store. The note highlights low price and local fruit availability for shoppers.
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Truckey’s Department Store
Sanitary Ice Priced at Thirty Cents per Hundred
Cook Bros. Co advertises sanitary ice at 30 cents per hundred with contact by phone number 197.
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Cook Bros. Co
Senior Priest Hayes Appointed Beulah Parish Leader
Rev. T. P. Hayes, a senior Cheyenne diocese priest, is appointed pastor of Beulah and its attached missions by Rt. Rev. Bishop McGovern. He was ordained by Bishop Lenihan as Wyoming’s second priest, previously serving Sheridan and Evanston and overseeing vast northern Wyoming and adjacent areas.
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T. P. Hayes
McGovern
Beulah
Father Hayes
Cheyenne
Lenihan
Wyoming
Sheridan
Wyo
Hilarission
Montana
South Dakota
Evanston
Keane
Dubuque
Consistory Ball Brilliant Draws Dense Social Attendance
A gala Consistory ball at the Masonic Temple closed June sessions with a crowd of distinguished men and beautiful women. The Buchannan orchestra played while guests danced and explored the temple rooms, illuminated by patriotic decor and a single large flag canopy.
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Masonic Temple
Buchanan
Electric Mighty
Delroy Shingle
Clarence Hammond
Clarence Hammond, Mra
Steever
Jennie Rossman
Bunting
Exvilre Company
Muccepsfilly
Wyowlig
Cvine Loite
Happy Lose
Darrow Lawyer Blunder Sinks Evidence Question
In Angeles Cal June 14 the Darrow trial faced a blow as a prosecutor attacked the admissibility of chauffeur Johannesen and C A Tveitmoo testimony about removing Mrs Coplay, wife of an alleged dynamiter, to Nevada. Rogers delivered a controversial speech challenging the evidence and defense strategy.
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Angeles
Cal
William Coplay
California
Nevada
McNamara
Clarence S$. Darrow
Voulisal
Karl Hoxers
A. Johannesen
C. A. Tveitmoo
Fan Francisco
Mra
Canlaon
McNam- Afa
Hutton
McNamara Defense Hurt by Adinteston Remark
A garbled report indicates Trelimore questioned the McNamara defense, a remark deemed fatal by Judge Hutton as it breached a rule on admissible conduct. The testimony time and potential conspiracy implications were cited in the Derrow trial context.
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Trelimore
McNamara
Hutton
Councel
Derrow
Irish Friction Grows Over Irish Exchequer Funding
London June 14 The Nationalists led by John Redmeonil clash with David Lloyd George over the handling of a large surplus for Ireland under the Home Rule bill. Ireland seeks at least 508,000 to settle its exchequer while Lloyd George resists and offers little clarity on funding.
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Llold George
London
John Redmeonil
Nationalista
David Lloyd George
Trraveller
Reimond
Ireland
Lloyd Clearge
Edison denies donor claim to MIT fund in report
Thomas Edison emphatically denies any truth to claims that he donated to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He says he has a better use for his money and rejects the report. The item appears in a local clipped notice from Orarke, New York.
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Orarke
Thomas Edison
Yhiore
Massachusetta Instituty of Technology
Pelagra Death Reported In Northern Colorado
A girl named Mia, daughter of K. P. Twhew, died at 6 o'clock last night from pellagra. The illness first appeared last September and was diagnosed after local doctors became familiar with it. She was removed from school and treated, but the disease progressed. Since September she suffered pneumonia and rheumatic symptoms. It is believed she contracted pellagra during a visit in Georgia, her native state.
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Prvlagka
Colorado
Maton
Golo
K.P. Twhew
Tere
Pelingra
Veung
Sehdo
Binve Jiet
Trie
Georgia
Atate
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Huriel
Greenwood
Eleventh Infantry
D. A. Russell
Fort Russell
Eli. J. Roth
Ofolorado Springs
Yellowstone
Frank Accord
Thley
Iern Fenwick
Gladys Smith
Furca
The
Capitol
Cheyenne Meat Company
Tisglebeck
Charles Curdher
Peventeenth
Riley
Ft. Riley
Ce Fourth Field Artillery
Man
Tetm
H. D. Beamer
Pet
Ridgeway
Pree McNeff
Laramie
Grace KH. Smith
Eort
Charles E. Barnes
Allan
Aires
Anthony Harry Fort Russell
Sophia Hevan
Leadville
Colo
Charles R. Kaynee
Torrington
Reclamation Home
Pathfinder
C. C. Campell
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Campbell
Crawford
Solier
Goars
Cootral Avenue
Railroad News
Eastern States
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Wheatland
Ava
A. P. Jones
Christian Endeavor
Presley
Helen McDonald
Mabel Knight
C. B. World
Atlas Bill
Stevenson
Hood River
John Burroughs
Alu
Darrow
Kdison
Technology Sco
Vorniehes
Sherman Co
Ayer
Hanna Coal
van Tassell & Proper
Cubes
Boby St
Old Capitol Ave
Carey Hye
Fideve
Reaal
Universal
Oxford
Russia
Heelells
Joseph Wasserman
Carly Avenue
the Atlantic Tea CO
Frank Hadley
Atlantic Tea Company
Moyune Company
MR. Hadley
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