Can This Man Read Your Life Reveals Astonishing Power
A long advertisement touts Roxroy a twenty year occultist claiming to read a person’s life from birth date and name. It promises free readings for Cheyenne Leader readers and quotes a Lutheran pastor praising his detailed personal readings while urging letters to Roxroy in London with birth data and stamps for payment.
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Seven Hooma Car Link Full Lot Price 88100
Classified item note lists a car link with a full lot and a price of 88100. Includes a phone contact Bt Gi with a date or code 28. Details are fragmentary but show a vehicle listing or auto part sale.
Untidy Wheatland News Covers Odd Egg Mystery
A Wyoming rancher reports a single rotten egg from his hens, attributing it to a hen named Biddy amid a humorous smear about pure food laws. The tale includes a restless search, seven hens feeding the rotting egg, and a local cleanup call from Wheatland’s mayor urging residents to tidy the town.
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J. W. Lyon
Bordeaux
Mr. Lyon
Mr. Lyons
Biddy
Water refuses to give up victims at Shoshone dam incident
Cody June 25. More than a week has passed since the waters of the Shoshone dam near this place claimed four lives when their launch capsized and still the bodies have not been recovered though every effort has been made.
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Cody
Watera
Cheyenne Named Next Site for Wyoming Mission Convocation
Cheyenne was chosen as the next site for Wyoming’s annual missionary convocation. The meeting elected Rural Deans Rev. R K J MacFetridge Cheyenne Rev D W Thornberry Rawlins Rev Edward Cross Sheridan and Rev J A Tancock Casper as district officers. Other officers include A C Jones treasurer four years and several examiners and chancellors. Delegates to the General Convention are Dean Bode and Mr A E Roe Del.
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Cheyenne
Missionaryisstict of Wyoming
RK. J. MacFetridge
D. W. Thornberry
Rawlins
Edward Cross
Sheridan
J. A. Tancock
Casper
Rancher Buried When Wagonload of Brick Overturns
Evanston June 28 A rancher driving a brick wagon from this place toward Hitlaird Flats was buried by bricks after the team driven by William Clark frightened and ran away the wagon overturned rescuers say several injuries occurred but none are thought serious at this time
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William Clark
Medical licensure exams close in Wyoming after two days
The Wyoming medical licensure examinations concluded in Laramie after two days of testing. Names of examinees include Mary Gates of Cheyenne G W Rosborough of Cheyenne M J Troy of Ohio and A P Thompson of Sheridan among others conducted under Mrs Nellie Wilson and Dr Miller.
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Mary Gates
Cheyenne
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Troy
Ohio
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C. C. Hickman
Superior
Wyo
T. B. Thomson
Omaha
A. P. Thompson
Sheridan
Nellie Wilson
Dr. Miller
State Board
Fire destroys Evanston homes sparks from locomotive
In Evanston on June 26 a fire started by sparks from a passing locomotive gutted the residence of John Cain and badly damaged the home of Thomas Crosbie. Cain's loss was about 1600 dollars, Crosbie's about 450 dollars, with Cain's loss covered by insurance.
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Evanston
Mountain Peak Gift to Vale Sophomore From Proctor
Fletcher Proctor former Vermont governor donated 1000 acres of Mount Pico timberland to his Yale sophomore son Mortimer R. Proctor as a twenty first birthday gift. The 3900 foot peak hosts a hunting lodge and pond once frequented by Senator Redfield Proctor. Mortimer sails for Europe with classmates.
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Mortimer R. Proctor
United States
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Yale
Europe
New York
Tim Sullivan denies organized fight fixing claims
New York State Senator Big Tim Sullivan involved as a stakeholder in the Jeffries Johnson title bout says there is no basis for rumors of the fight being fixed. He notes his recent return from Europe aboard the Lusitania and asserts the match remains on the level while he holds seventy one thousand dollars in fight money.
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Big Tim" Sullivan
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Europe
Lusitania
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Flght
Jewelry sale highlights in Cheyenne store listing many items
Regular and discounted cut glass, nap items, rings for men and women, chains charms scarf pins and more. Discounts range from 1-4 to 1-2 off with broad selection versus rivals. Includes silver polish at reduced price and limited sale days Monday Tuesday Wednesday.
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All Indies
Nevada governor backs prize fighting under law
The Nevada governor says no interference with the Jeffrey Johnson prize fight and that the law allows such contests under state protection. Deputy Attorney General Fowler confirms the statute supports prize fighting and urges legislative repeal to stop it.
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Sidney Denies Western League Battery in 13-Inning Game
A Denver Republic dispatch reports Sidney Nebraska disputed claims of using a Western league battery in a 13-inning game with the Cheyenne Indians. Sidney asserts its own players and notes the Cheyenne battery, Magie and pitcher Guy Ferry, were known to the Indians. The Indians are depicted as strong but beatable.
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Indians
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Cheyenne Indians
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Southern League
Cheyenne
Guy Ferry
Nabeask
Fishman
Death of Minnie Montague Wife of H Montague
Mrs Minnie Montague aged 18 years 7 months and 8 days died at St John’s hospital Friday evening. She was the only child of Mr and Mrs Dook of Cheyenne born in Kimball county Nebraska. Survived by husband and nine months old daughter and her parents. Funeral from 208 East Ninth street at 3 pm burial at Odd Fellows cemetery.
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D. Dook
Cheyenne
Kimball County
Nebraska
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Odd Fellows Cemetery
Moore Knocks Out Broad in Third Round Fight
New York reports Pal Moore the Milwaukee featherweight defeated Ted Broad of England by knockout in the third round of a scheduled bout. The victory came as part of a celebratory night with Dees Redmond and other notable figures. A Bryan dinner and a Cheyenne Indians dance and reception were planned for June 27 at Keo hall with Buchanan's orchestra and free admission for ladies.
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Keo Hall
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