Proposed National Park for Pikes Peak to Sherman Hill
The piece advocates a vast national park spanning from Pikes Peak to Sherman Hill Wyoming. It envisions three major entrances Hermosa Cheyenne Denver and Colorado Springs with routes through Cherokee Estes and Pikes Peak areas. Enos Mills owner of Longs Peak Inn would have his resort inside the park and hundred of thousands would lease summer residences on the continental divide.
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Pikes Peak
Sherman Hill
Wyo
West National Park
Prandeur
Cheyenne
Laramie Range
Granite Springs
Virginia Tole
Diamond Peak
Union Pacific Railway
Hermosa
Tie Siding
Government Forest Reserve
Cherokee Park
Extel Park
Long's Peak
Enos Mills
National Park
Curio Garden of the Gods
Glen Aerie
Manitou
Cheyenne Mountain
Cheyenn
Wyoming
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Cherokee
Estes Parks
Pikes Ped
Mount Morrison
America
Greeley
Fort Collins
Loveland
Longmont
Boulder
Continental Divide
Lincoln Highway Notes Highlight Fontenile Hotel Omaha Ads
The piece notes Hotel Fontensilé in Omaha distributing booklets about the city and Lincoln Highway markers. It mentions ten thousand cars expected on the road to the San Francisco fair and argues western gains from the route. Also cites interior rules allowing park access Aug 1 and a Kimball road repair effort along eleven miles to Dix.
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Fontensilé
Omaha
United States
Wyoming
San Francisco Fair
Europe
Department of the Interior
Yellows Stone National Park
Rawlins
Granger, Wye
Fair Roads
Kituball
Neb
Kimball
Lincoln Highway
Here
Dix
Washington raid nets poker chips and women witness
In Washington near Tupont Circle police raid Thomas Welsh at 2007 O Street NW arresting twenty present. Grasped were poker chips and playing cards. Women summoned as witnesses. Welsh released on twenty dollar bond to appear in court for permitting gambling. raid led by Sgt I Willard Greens with five night squadmen and detectives on ten days of vigilance.
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Washington
Tupont Circle
Thomas Welsh
O Street Northwest
Welsh
Poace
I. Willard Greens
Greene
Raymond Pullman
Sergeant Greene
Cox, Totten, Gibbon
Roymane
Cheyenne Motor Club Rewards Information on Road Hazarders
The Cheyenne Motor Club offers a standing reward of five dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone found throwing glass or nails onto any public highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Motor Club
President and Officials Named in Cambios Statement
The document lists Harry B. Henderson as President with Johnston as Vice President and Harry J. Taylor as Assistant. The text notes Cambios involvement and designates additional roles for Henderson and Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Harry B. Henderson
Harry J. Taylor
Hillsdale Welcomes W C T U Leaders at Reception
A reception for Dr Ellen J Wellaufer president of Wyoming W C T U and Linnle Carl of Portland field secretary of the National W C T U was held at the Nash home in Hillsdale with 62 attendees. A program followed featuring music addresses and readings. The event yielded a generous offering and pledges for campaign work after harvest. A 16 member youth branch was organized and a Sunday visit to Durham Baptist church was also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Marktey
Carl
Presbyterian
Hillsdale
New Baptist Church
Durham
Get Your Brands Re-recorded in 1916 or Abandoned
Renewal blanks are available from banks and county clerks or this office. A certificate fee of $1.50 is required. Fred Thompson, Secretary of the State Board of Livestock Commissioners, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Thompson
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Cheyenne
Wyo
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the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Phis
Hank al
Stephen Bon
Pred Hofmann
Johan Clay
G. Johnston
A. WH
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John Whitg
Ofpec Eis
H. Marble
State OF
County of
Laramie
Harry B, Henderson
Ceva B. M'Millan
Hofpmany
ES Johnston
E. Roedel
W. O
Kelley Mercantile Company
Citizens National Bank
Brandegee, Kincaid & CO. Modern Clothes
ES. Johnston Grocery Co
Utah
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