City briefs cover jobs, marriages, sales and events
Local items note service examinations for an oil inspector paying 1.00, marriage licenses issued for Walter Q Phelan and Miss Heron Melevitt, and Miss Daisy J McCormack with Bert Russell. Also announced are ten day Oxford shoe sale at Wasserman’s, and directives urging merchants to close during the labor convention.
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Giateks
Hadi Stintio
Jacrnses
Walter
Q. Phelan
Burnside
Misa Daisy J. Mc Cormack
Bert Russell
Spanndah
Mary Eb, HingWes
Carpenter
Wasserman’s
Jenkins Shoe Co
Cool
Wil
Goclonk
Satarias
Indians Defeat Kimball Ball Team in Baseball Action
Kimball Nebraska June 21 The Cheyenne Indians defeated the Kimball team in a baseball game here in the afternoon the score being 11 to 5 Up to the sixth inning the score stood 6 to 1 in favor of Cheyenne both teams rallying in the late innings Wyoming State Board of Nurse Examiners to meet at the state capital June 22 and 23 1910 All applications for registration should be sent in before June 20 S J McKenzie President Et Johns Hospital Cheyenne Wyoming 29
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Kimball
Nebr
Cheyenne Indians
Kimbal
Cheyenne
Wyoming State Board of Nurse Examiners
S.J. McKenzie
Personal Notices From Cheyenne Area Aims
Mrs Martha J Mortigon returned from a visit to her daughter in Macfarlane Mya Mauryilchrigt came back from a trip to Tanch O IL Walker of Glenrock visited Cheyenne on business. W Agnew of Lusk arrived in the city and stays at the Oater Ocean. Mr and Mrs J C Compton of Illinois visit the Walter home. Governor I Bo Urecks has returned.
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Martha J. Mortigon
Macfarlahe
Cyclone strikes near Fort Morgan injuring Mrs Randolph
A storm 26 miles south of Cheyenne, likely a cyclone, wrecked the Randolph ranch home in Adame county. Mrs Randolph was lifted about 25 feet and struck a wagon, regaining consciousness by morning. The couple’s two children were unhurt amid minimal neighborhood damage.
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Fort Morgan
Colo
Here
W. Randolph
Adame
Kansas
Randolph
Elevator tragedy at National hotel in Cripple Creek
In Cripple Creek on June 21 engineer Marty Gee, 30, was fatally shocked when a live wire struck him as he helped an elevator boy at the National hotel. Elevator operator Charles Girardot, shocked while operating the cage to the fifth floor, cried for aid as Gee struggled and died before help arrived.
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Cripple Creek
National
Marty Gee
Chas. Girardot
Gee
Denver moves to issue bonds for new municipal water plant
The Denver city utility plans an ordinance to authorize 1,000,600 in bonds to build a new water system. The measure goes to the board of aldermen, then the board of supervisors for approval. Commissioners aim for speedy settlement amid potential legal challenges from the water works company.
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Denver
Colo
Cantalon
Board of Aldermen
Jessage
Board of Supervisors
Water Works Company
Alnee
Tte
New York Man Gains Solid Gold Jaw Bone
A 70 plus year old New York man named Michael Woods received a gold jawbone bridge after cancer damaged his lower jaw. Doctors Aspinwall Judd and C G Heyd examined and planned removal of the diseased part and bridging with a gold plate, with Woods recovering.
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New York
Michael Woods
Woods
Dre. Aspinwall Judd
C. G. Heyd
Woolly
Senate to Vote on Carter Postal Savings Bill
Washington June 21 The Senate agreed to vote at five o clock tomorrow on the Carter motion to concur in the house postal savings bank bill. A number of amendments were defeated by a small majority.
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Senate
Washington
Carter
Postal Savings Bank
Hogs from China Report Reach San Francisco Market
A shipment of 7,000 dressed hogs imported from China arrived in San Francisco and will be distributed nationwide by a St Louis wholesaler. Prices for dressed beef rose while cheaper cuts fell, affecting household budgets as meat costs shifted.
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China
San Francisco
Chicago
St Louis
Grand Valley Farmers Buy Lange Store at Junction
The Union Trading Company, corporate name of the Grand Valley farmers union, buys the W. S. White mercantile store for 45000 dollars and plans to merge its business. The union already owns stores and banks across the valley and is negotiating another local purchase.
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Wand Junction
Colo
Union Trading Company
Farmers’ ‘Union
White Mercantile
Farmers’ Union
Grand Valley
Uiis City
New Mexico Celebrates Statehood With Fireworks
Albuquerque witnesses a jubilant statehood celebration after the signing of the bill. Crowds cheer as streets glow with decorations and speakers including HH. B. Ferguson and Attorney General Frank W. Clancy laud New Mexico's admission to statehood.
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Albuquerque
N. M
HH. B. Ferguson
Econgress
George 8. Kiock
Frank W. Clancy
Edward A. Mann
Princess Feodora of Schleswig Holstein Dies in Karlsruhe
Princess Feodora of Schleswig Holstein youngest sister of Empresa Auguste Victoria died in Karlsruhe today from heart disease. Born July 3 1863 she never married and wrote several volumes of verses and was an artist of merit.
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Karlsruhe
Feodora
Schleswig-Holstein
Empresa
Auguste Victoria
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