Farmers Turn Out Build New Road In A Day
Wyoming farmers halt work to widen Curry hill with their own labor, spurring a county road project. Trace Bomhofft of Egbert leads a push via the Egbert Improvement Association, while C W Slingerland handles county projects. Cheyenne riders praise the effort and local support grows for the north road petition backed by Foster Lumber.
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Wm. Curry Ranch
Egbert
Trace Bomhofft
Foster Lumber Company
North Road
C. W. Slingerland
Sebert
Cheyenne
Oleewhre
Indians Are Rounded Up and Sent Home
A roundup of northern Cheyenne Indians returning to Sheridan occurred under police Chief Wile Rideway after a telegram from Indian agent Sir. dd of Lane Deer Mont. Families without government passes were ordered to decamp or face arrest by a squad of Indian police. About fifty to seventy five families were affected, with three families already holding papers.
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Sheridan
Wye
Ti Sheridan
Wile Rideway
Sir. Dd
Lane Deer
Mont
Fifth Street
Graigshopper
Laramie Peak and Pacific Railway Board Adds H R Woos
H R Woos of the Laramie Viaines line was chosen as director of the Laramie Peak and Pacific Railway following Fred A Miller’s resignation to become receiver. Wallace Mackett was elected president and Oran of the city named vice president. No other changes expected.
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Laramie
Wyo
H. R. Woo
Sevral
See Stevenson for all kinds of wir
See Stevenson for all kinds of wir In Telephone 695 tt.
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Stevenson
Wyoming state fair to offer prizes for taxidermy
Taxidermists and the public are invited by the state fair commissioners to compete for excellent prizes this year. Wyoming citizens show intense interest in mounted specimens and collectors prepare exhibits statewide. Exhibits will be gathered at Douglas on September 24 to outdistance all western displays.
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Wyoming
Sheep Diseases Series Promised By State Board Official
Dr. H S Eakins secretary treasurer of Wyoming's State Board of Sheep Commissioners agrees to write periodic articles on diseases of sheep. He laments Wyoming lacks a well equipped laboratory and a capable pathologist to study outbreaks, and to develop bacterias serums and tissue analysis. He notes prior work at the University of Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station and his temporary assignment to the Sheep Board awaiting funding for permanent pathology research.
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H. S. Eakins
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Wyoming
Eakins
Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Wyoming
Sheep Board
Sakins
Theater Today at Capital Ave Delivers Current Events
The Coolest Theater in City presents today’s program with current events and showings at Capital Avenue venue. Audience gathers for a concise evening of news highlights and entertainment in a historic cinema setting.
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Captial Ave
Hitting Thy Old Man
A Detroit Free Press snippet reports a family scene for July Fourth. The father fears missing out on festivities while insisting on a restrained celebration. The children react with mixed humor as plans proceed.
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Detroit Free Press
Personal letter praises Saxo Salve for eczema relief
A reader from Binghamton New York reports severe hand eczema that resembled a burn. After using Saxo Salve the itching and soreness subsided and the condition cleared completely. The letter claims the product works for eczema salt rheum tetter and barber's itch with a money back guarantee.
Church Notes and Legal Notice from Wyoming posting
Church listings for First Congregational First Baptist First Methodist and First Presbyterian detail services Sunday school and midweek activities. A legal notice from the State of Wyoming Laramie County requires Frank Bell to answer a divorce petition filed by Elizabeth Bell with default judgment possible after August 3 1912.
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State of
Wyoming
Laramie
Frank Bell
Elizabeth Bell
Cheyenne
District Court
First Judicial District
Cor Street Church Schedule Includes Two Sermons
Services today at Cor, 19th and Central. Holy Communion 7:45 a.m. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Morning service and sermon 11:00 a.m. Evening service and sermon 7:45 p.m. Rector returned from Casper Convocation with Rev Wallace N Pearson to preach both sermons. Morning topic Strength. Evening topic The Will of God. Seats free. public invited. Rev Geo Davidson Rector. Residence 719 BE 17th Street. Telephone 126.
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First Congregational Church
Capitol
U. P
Institute of Facelal
George Banta
Frank L. Moore
First Baptist Church
19Th
Warren Ave
Geo, van Winkle
First Presbyterian Church
Leon GC
Hills
Central Ave
P. m
Casper
Wallace N. Pearson
God
Geo. Davidson
17Th Street
Workman Visits Taft Brother in Cincinnati Gallery
A Cincinnati workman visiting President Taft’s brother Charlie is noted for pausing before priceless paintings in Charlie Taft’s private gallery. He admires a Van Dyck, recalls a similar piece from home, and is told the work is worth $45,000. He jokes about framing it.
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Taft
Charlie
Cincinnati
Brother Charlie
van Dyke
Era
Louis Veta Buys Metals and Odd Goods in Bent Street Ad
Local ad from Louis Veta at 18699 Bent Street seeks best prices for raga iron metals rubbers bottles bones and cacka. Immediate buyer offers cash for varied materials and scrap.
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Louis Veta
Bent Street
Unlawful to Irrigate During Fire Ordinance Reminder
The city cites Section P46 Chapter 125 of the Revised Ordinances of Cheyenne forbidding using water from fire lines for fountains irrigation or sprinkling during a fire alarm or when fire pressures exist. Violators will have water shut off until a one dollar fee is paid.
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City of
Cheyenne
City Clerk Reports on Violations and Prosecution
The notice states payment to the city treasurer and a second violation of the 1 5 ordinance will lead to prosecution before a police justice of the city. J J Showalter, 22, 23, 35, City Clerk.
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J.J Showalter
Notice on County Warrants Presented for Payment
All county warrants issued from Sept 1 1911 to Sept 30 1941 inclusive presented at the county treasurer’s office and stamped will be paid at the treasurer’s office as soon as possible after June 24 1912. Interest ceases on that date. Luke Voorhees County Treasurer.
Vicious Home Invasion in Werlorn City
A rough man forced Willie to reveal where his father hid money. When Willie refused, the intruder threatened to kill him and struck him, then dumped the battered boy at the front door. The assailant fled with one accomplice, leaving the boy shaken and indoors. The Sherman Co
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Ventleman
Werlorn
Willie
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