Cheyenne Cadets Impress Tacoma Visitor With Wyoming Idea
Cadets from Cheyenne High staged a showcase in the school gym for Prof. W. F. Geiser Superintendent of the Tacoma schools who traveled to Cheyenne to learn about the Wyoming Idea. Geiser praised the program and said he would push adoption in Tacoma noting its 1,700 male high school enrollment and Cheyenne’s 60 percent voluntary cadet participation over five years.
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Cheyenne
W. F. Geiser
Tacoma
Wyoming
Short Line Railroads Seek ICC Control of Mail Pay
The Western Association of Short Line railroads unites to push Congress for interstate commerce commission oversight of railroad mail pay. Represented by Winfield Scott, they urge annual weighing and fair compensation for increased parcel post burdens, seeking redress through the ICC rather than post office orders.
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Interstate ‘Commerce Commission
Wyoming
Pacific Coast
Western Association of Short Line Railroads
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Association
Winfield Scott
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Phelan
Senate
California
Scott
Parcel Post
Knights of Pythias Benefit Dance and Card Party
The Knights of Pythias will hold a benefit dance and card party at their hall tonight for Knights and their families. Cards start promptly at 8 o'clock. The entertainment committee has introduced many social features and all members and families are urged to attend.
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Knights of Pythian
Butterworth Guest Of Cheyenne Officials At Dinner
Dr J B Butterworth of Laramie addressed parents and teachers at the high school yesterday and was hosted by Superintendent and Mrs Ka Fee. The host and hostess were Mr and Mrs Fee at a dinner in his honor, with Mrs Schwiering also present. Dispatches from Vienna quoted advice on Prince Ferdinand’s condition, noting he is backward at Coburg.
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J. BE. Butterworth
Laramie
Ka BH. Fee
Cheyenne Tros
O. C. Schwiering
Butterworth
Mra
Fee
Parents Gather for Cheyenne High Home and School Conference
A large group of Cheyenne High School parents attended a home and school conference in the assembly room. Papers by students and a talk by Dr. J E Butterworth of the University of Wyoming addressed school and home responsibilities, with discussion led by Superintendent Mee and various speakers.
Hilton 5 in Good Spirit After Reconciliation in Jail
Mr. Laura Hilton the wife of Robert T Milton, jailed on a murder charge, has reconciled with him and supports his comfort in confinement. He greeted his wife and relatives with emotion as they visit and strengthen him during the pretrial period.
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Laura Hilton
Robert T. Milton
Wilbur A. Gatlin
Haw
Hilton
Mia
Cora Tartsook
Cora Hartsook
Hiltle
Sidney High to face Cheyenne Saturday in key rematch
The Sidney high school basketball team hosts Cheyenne high school at the gymnasium Saturday night. It is the second meeting of the season after Cheyenne won the first game on Sidney’s floor. Coach Brown hopes the locals will avenge the Western Nebraska championship loss to Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne High Schonl
Cheyenne
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Brown
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Nebraska
Cheyenne Hileh
Sitney High School
Reverend Gray Leaves for Sheridan Wyoming
Rev Annette B Gray of this city departed last night for Sheridan where she has been called to serve as temporary pastor of the Congregational church while a permanent minister is sought. Rev J il Andreas recently resigned the Sheridan pastorate to take an important church post in an eastern state.
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Annette B. Gray
Inet
Sheridan
Congregational Church
J. Il Andreas
Hartney Weds Barksdale’s Daughter at Rock Springs
Mr and Mrs D C Barksdale announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Ellen to John William Hartney on Wednesday March 1 at Rock Springs Wye. The Hartneys will reside at 529 B Street Rock Spring after March 15.
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D. C. Barksdale
Mary Ellen
John William Hartney
Rock Springs
Wye
Mra. Hartney
B Street
Rock Spring
Browns Endorses Lydia E Pinkham for Recovery
Cleveland resident Mrs Brown reports four weeks in hospital followed by improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recommends others in distress visit a local drug store to obtain a bottle and seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Co. for help.
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Ohio
Lydia
Lydia E. Pinkham
iMins
W. C. Brown
Auburn Avenue
Clevetec
Mra Brown
Modkome
Blass
Salmon freight trains pass Cheyenne with huge shipment
Two special trains carrying 51 cars of salmon pass Cheyenne yesterday morning. The cargo totals 2 400 000 cans valued at about 450000 dollars with insured shipments of 275000 pounds. Shippers in Seattle expect most of the cargo to be transshipped to belligerent European nations via New York City.
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Cheyenne At & O'Clock
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Seattle
Twenty fourth Infantrymen Battle Cold Cheyenne Weather
The Twenty fourth Infantrymen cope with cold, wind, and fog in Cheyenne after a warm Philippines and California sojourn. The forecast calls for fair weather and higher temperatures, aiding acclimation. Mrs. L. BE. Morehouse performed as pianist and accompanist for The Sleeping Beauty at the convent.
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Cheyenne
Philippines
California
Military supplies for sale at Fort
Condemned army items including emergency rations and various furnishings will be sold today at the quartermaster headquarters fort. Several articles were condemned as no longer suitable while others are replaced by newer stock.
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Quartermaster
City Briefs From The Capital Area
Local notes report Cheyenne visitors Casper residents and convent performances. The Twenty fourth infantry guard aided by provost aims to end trouble while piano rentals and theater shows drew crowds at Carey Avenue venues.
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Twenty-fourth Infantry
Cheyenne Plans Bond Refunding To Save City Funds
Cheyenne city commissioners approve refunding 220000 in bonds at 4 percent and retire 820500 of 5 percent bonds, saving about 2175 annually. Sinking fund oversight noted, with sale of bonds to Holling and Son of Denver.
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Holling & Son
Denver
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