Denver Chamber Faces Lincoln Highway Clash
A postponed meeting between Western Nebraska and Wyoming Lincoln Highway directors and Denver Chamber of Commerce committees reassembled at 2 PM. Denver delegates and Cheyenne Industrial Club members discussed alleged misrepresentation and signage on the main Lincoln Highway route, with plans for a follow up meeting set for June 5.
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Western
Nebraska
William KE. Russell
Chamber of Commerce
W. H. J. Doran
Denver Manufacturers’ Association
J. E. Zahn
United States Portland Cement Company
Brown
Denver Transportation Bureau
Thorndike de Land
Denver Chain of Commerce
Cheyenne Industrial Club
Denver
The
Plains
Good Roads Club
George Hoyt
Cheyenne Induatrial Club
Bushee
Kimball
Colorado
Hastie
Alex Hastle
Big Springs
Cheyenne
Julesboro
Colorado Road
Denver Loop
Hie Springs
Julesburg
Touriate
Denver Committee
Acta
Northeastern
Lincoln Highway Association
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Newcomb
Nebraska and Wyoming Association
Vallery
Zahn
Newcowd
KR. Carpenter
Triul
LaFontaine
Harry Myndas
RF. Semrad
Alex Haatia
R. K. Starkweather
John Vallery
W. G. Russell
J. B. Zaho
Mr. Doreap
Deland
Me. Mastic
Wyoming
J. C. Nash
LaPontaine
Western Nebraska and Wyoming Association
Northeastern Colorado Association
Chicago Wheat Sproulatonr Cleans Up 3000000 in a Day
Chicago trader Charlea F. Schneider, famed for a month as a bear, reportedly covered 1,000,000 bushels of wheat yesterday and earned profits exceeding 300,000. He has also benefited recently on corn and oats with friends noting gains over the past months surpassing 500,000.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Charlea F. Schneider
Here Y'are Wild Man Promises Big Circus Visit
A fragmentary 19th century style note describes Buffalo Bill and the Belle Fioto circus bringing a one day show to town on Saturday June 26. It promises larger-than-life acts including elephants lions and Wild West features supervised by Buffalo Bill himself with a parade at 10 30 am and 40 clowns in attendance.
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Buffalo Bill
Hugh Clark
Arthur Boden
Ballyhoo
Acacia Lodge Members Attend Funeral For Elias W Whitcomb
Acacia Lodge No. 11 members are asked to join Cheyenne Lodge to attend the funeral of Elias W. Whitcomb. R. H. Repath W M and J E Niswander Secretary attest to the notice. Hundreds read Leader Want Ads each morning.
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Acacia Lodge No. 11
Cheyenne Lodge
Elias W. Whitcomb
R. H. Repath
W. M
Dixon to Film Crow Reservation for Wanamaker Exhibit
K L Dixon son of Dr Joseph K Dixon and Rodman Wanamaker will shoot moving pictures on the Crow Reservation in Wyoming this summer. A two story building to house the Wanamaker Indian collection will feature a gallery and a 1000 seat auditorium for screenings and lectures by Dr Dixon. About six to eight thousand feet of film will be captured to supplement prior Wanamaker expeditions.
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Sheridan, Wyo
K. L. Dixon
Joseph K. Dixon
National Memorial India Association
Rodman Wanamaker
Sheridan
Dixon
Bere
Wanamaker
Moore
Lodge Grose
Raphael's Ad Promotes Clothing Sale and Bargains
The notice advertises the entire stock of the pub clothing on sale atRaphael's shop, highlighting bargains in men and boys wearing apparel. It references an almanac style theater location and mentions Tre Sherman Co window glass in the context of the page.
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Raphaels
Raphael
Nete
Man Confesses Plan to Destroy Signals at Union Pacific Yard
Donald Honts about 40 years old attempted Wednesday night to destroy all black signals in the Union Pacific yards. He surrendered to police and confessed, asking local authorities notify the railroad. Sergeant Embrey alerted railroad officials and a staff of men were notified.
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Donald Honts
Lical
Union Pacific
Honts
Embrey
Repair Work Incomplete As Repairs Halted
A fragment reports a worker named Honte con erased preventing serious accidents. He is held in the etty jal pending eption on the part of the railroad company.
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Etty Jal
Hat Sale Ad Offers Men's Hats At Discounted Prices
An OCR fragment advertises men's hats priced at 1.50 to 3.60 with sale emphasis on headwear options. Readable terms mention hats and discounts, indicating a promotional page for hat buys.
Men’s Hosiery and Suiting Goods Ad Itemizes Fashions
An old style advertisement lists men’s furnishings including socks in black and tan, white hemmed hose, fancy hose, undershirts, underwear, suits priced around $1.05 to $3.00, and Worsted Jersey Coats with a decorative spear motif. The fragmented copy highlights varied clothing basics for men.
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Denver Party
Colo. Assoc
Acacia
Attest
J. E. Niswander
Moving Pictures OF
Crow Reserve
Tre Sherman Co
Citizen’s National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
the Sample Shop
Sam Levinson
Carey Avenue
HUB
Atlas. Theatre
Bay’s
Ali
Ema
Tae
Tie Mvn
Men's B. VY
D. Union Suita
Shaw
Ms —St—es
Jerney
Lincoln Highway
Atlas Theatre
Palm Beach
Oxfords
Sia
Tro
Elk Union