Children’s Day Picnic at Hillsdale Grove
Hillsdale Presbyterians held a Children’s Day service at Lodge Pole creek with nearly two hundred attendees from Hillsdale and Durham. Pastor Markley led worship before a picnic dinner, followed by a vibrant program of songs, recitations, and an address by Alex Hastie of Cheyenne on building a community. The event emphasized morals, religion, and good citizenship for Wyoming’s future.
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Pole Creek
Bundiy
Hillsdale
Durham
Markley
Alex Hastie
Cheyenne
Ita
K. Markley
Golden Prairie
Wyoming
Henry Clews Optimistic About Business Outlook
Henry Clews foresees a brighter business landscape as confidence returns and harvest prospects improve. He notes light merchandise supplies due to previous delays, potential steel rebounds, tighter railroad activity easing, and a strong crop outlook with record wheat yields boosting demand for textiles, cottons, and woolens.
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Fabrica
Generous Action by U P Railway Delivers Free Train Ride
The Union Pacific donated a special train free of charge to carry Cheyenne residents and others to the farm board round up at Archer. Secretary Alex Hastie and Director W L Quayle secured the coach from Superintendent Jeffers and staff for a 10 am to 3 pm excursion. Free tickets available at the joint Cheyenne club office in the Burlington exhibit room.
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Union Pacific Railway
Wyoming Farm Board
Cheyenne
Experiment Farm
Archer
Golden Prairie District
Farm Board
Alex Hastie
W. L. Quayle
Jeffers
Olmstead
Broderick
Union Pacifica Railway
Union Pacific
Ferd
Wyoming
Joint
Greater Cheyenne and Industrial Club Committee
Burlington
West Sixteenth and
Capitol Avenue
Smoke as a Symbol of Dignity in Court Exchange
A Denver exchange reflects on a judge inviting a smoke in court as a humane gesture. The piece argues true dignity lies in simplicity and fellowship rather than formal pomp, citing Lincoln and a human judge on an easy footing as models of genuine justice.
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Denver
Lincoln
Martinet
Way out there in Wyoming
Poem celebrates Wyoming landscapes and wildlife from sagebrush plains to lakes and groves. It extols openness air and the bounty of elk deer and speckled beauty. The verse invites readers to visit Wyoming and enjoy the scenery wildlife and bright sunlight across verdant hills.
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Wyoming
Quotations on Women and Society From a Vintage Column
A string of pointed aphorisms critique gender roles and social norms. The brief pieces clash about femininity, love, work, and folly, highlighting dated stereotypes and social commentary in a compact, provocative style.
Thompson seeks second term as county attorney
County Attorney Sam M. Thompson announces plans to seek re election, touting a prudent economy and “square deal” in office. The notice highlights savings of over $600 in the first eighteen months and invites taxpayers to inspect records as proof of careful administration.
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Sam Thompson
Tasue
Sam M. Thompson
Thompson
Golden Prairie Hogs and Grain Shipments Rise Fast
A note from the Omaha Union Pacific office outlines growing shipments from Golden Prairie three stations. From 1908 to 1913 grain cars rose from 84 to 578, with hog shipments appearing in later years. projections expect near doubling of both hogs and grain shipments this year.
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Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad
Wyoming
Golden Prairie
Suffragettes Plan White House March After Chicago Endorsement
Washington June 15. The Federation of Women's Clubs at Chicago endorses woman suffrage prompting another march on the White House. President Wilson is to be asked to receive a deputation of suffrage club women led by Mrs. Harvey W Wiley on June 30. The group will include several hundred club women from across the states.
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Washington
White House
Federation of Women's Clubs
Chicago
Wilson
Harvey W. Wiley
God pity the standpatters in Wheatland politics
Rev. Charles W. Dean urged at the Sunday Behoo convention that few in Wheatland hold past political views. The Wheatland Times notes some standpat Republicans and a standpat newspaper still advocating tariff and reactionary doctrines from twenty years ago.
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Wheatland
Charles W. Dean
Public Notice of Final Proof Filings in Cheyenne Wyoming
Consolidated notice lists settlers John D. Briney Fred N. Briney and Glenwood Marpel filing for homestead entries in Wyoming. Final three year proof required June 26 1914 before the U S Land Office Cheyenne with witnesses named in each case. CHAPLIN J-24
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Cheyenne
Wyo
U. S.land Office
John D. Briney
Charlies T. Child
Glenwood Marpel
Durham
B. D. Vandsant
D. J. Hudson
Fred N. Briney
B. D. Vandrant
BE. H. Goodman
Wio
Charles T. Child
W. EB. Chaplin
Public Land Sale Notice for Pauline Shelven Tract
Public Land Sale notice from the U S Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming dated May 29 1914 offers Lot 4 BD% SWY% SW%SEY% Section 18 T16N R67W 6th P M at not less than 2 60 acres to the highest bidder on July 21 1914 at 10 am. Adverse claimants must file objections by sale time.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
Congress
Pauline Shelven
Little Bear
W. E. Chaplin
Register
Notice of Federal Order and Land Patent Suit in Wyoming
United States sues Fred Armstrong and Jacob Mill in Wyoming District Court over alleged fraudulent acquisition of land patent for SE quarter of NE quarter section 23, T36N R65W. Court requires appearance by July 20 1914. publication in Cheyenne State Leader for six weeks via clerk Charles Johnhous and deputy Florence B. Bradley.
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United States
District of Wyoming
United States of America
Fred Armstrong
Jacob Mill
A. D
Seyney
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Charles Johnhous
Florence B. Bradley
Dental office offers free examinations and modern systems
Call the Bresnaben block office to see the latest dental systems in use in eastern cities. No charge for examinations. H. Sweatt, D. D., and W. V. Barnett, P. D., Asst. Office, Bresnaben block, Phone 198-W.
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H. Sweatt
D. D
W. V. Barnett
P. D
Bresnaben Block
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Ve Hastie
Hillsdale Presbyterians
Lodge Pole Creek
Henry Clews
U. P. Railway
Benedict
Grier Lumber Office
G. H. Needham
G.H. Needham
Dan
S. Park
State of
Department of State
Secretary of State
Jane
The
Sherman Co
Frank L. Hous
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Secretary of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
D. C
F. Houston
Sweatt
Boa
Massachusetts
T Seo
OLUS
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
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