City Notes and Local Notices From Cheyenne
Community items include Miller's watch repair ad and Perry J. Gibbs license, Denver. Denver Music Co. touted as best source for plane purchases. Miss Nettle Driskell licensed, county clerk Hest listed. Local business calls, including Cunso Great Western agent visit and Union Pacific plow arrival. Turned over to county for larceny case, dressmaking ad, and plans to leave for Chicago.
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Perry J. Gibbs
Miss Nettle Driskell
Denver
Missing Mother Notice Sparks Public Hope
A notice seeks information on a mother not located, asking anyone with knowledge of her whereabouts to inform her. The city also notes visits by Dr. H. M. Bennett now in Denver, plus other city happenings and arrivals.
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H. M. Bennett
Denver
Sam Stark
Eddy Street
Runnil
A. B. Archer
John Doe
Cowboy Jack
Dolly” Dahlstrom
A. H
Dolly) Dahlstrom
Colorado
Union Pacific
Plains Hotel Offers 50c Merchant Lunch Start March 6
Beginning March 6 the Plains Hotel will serve a Merchant's Lunch for 50 cents from 12 to 2 PM daily, expanding dining options for shoppers and visitors. The offer runs weekdays and aims to attract midday crowds to the hotel cafe.
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Plains
Debating Contest at High School Gym Tonight
Eight candidates for the school debating team will argue the prompt resolved that the Federal Government Own and Operate Its Railroads. Judges include Mrs. Gibson Clark H B Henderson and C W Riner with an alternate chosen. The Sheridan debate follows March 28 for a trophy and honor.
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High School
Sheridan
Daniel Websters
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Attorney McDougall
Gibson Clark
H. B. Henderson
C. W. Riner
Dunn
Fort Collina
Mooney
Greeley Normal School
Laramie High School
Laramie
Carey Cannot Send Memorial on Home Rule
Governor Carey declines to forward a memorial on Ireland's home rule to British and Irish diplomats, citing U S law and federal responsibility for foreign communications. He expresses joy for home rule but says such duties fall to the federal government through the diplomatic service.
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Carey
Ireland
Haelish
Areland
House of Commons
Wyoming
Henry H. Asquith
England
John B. Redmond
Irish Parliamentary Party
Augustine Birrell
P. C. Knox
W. J. Tiryan
Owes Life to This Consumption Remedy
Claiming Eckman’s Alterative saved lives, the ad cites a 1908 case of a man from Queens, L I, who suffered a year in the Catskills and near Jersey City before taking the remedy. It asserts improvements in coughs, fever, appetite, and life extension, urging others with consumption to investigate and buy.
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Beckman
Catherine Ave
Ascot Place
Queen's Court
L. I
Catskills
Jersey City
Bekman
Sam
Eckman
Governors Call for Delegates to Farmers Conference in Chicago
Governor Carey seeks delegates for the first national conference on marketing and farm credits to meet in Chicago on April 8 to 10, 1814. Delegates must come from farmers organizations transportation and refrigeration reps state and federal agriculture bodies farm journals or verifiable non agricultural interest. Voting seats exclude commission house reps though invited.
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Carey
Chicago
Fragmented句 note on argumentative biases
There are men who would rather take the opposite side of the argument than the right side, reflecting bias in debate and decision making.
Hunters Ready for Profit Open Season Yet Few Skilled Marksmen
The season for fortune hunting opens with many participants but only a subset skilled with guns. Local organizers warn that prudence and accuracy are crucial as hunt proceeds.
Map In the Nursery Fosters Practical Geography
Harper's Bazar urges placing a large map of the United States in the nursery to teach children practical geography. The piece recommends a state map showing counties townships and capitals for family use, advising regular consultation with newspapers to learn about unfamiliar towns.
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United States
Harper's Bazar
The God and the Man
A short reflective piece defines manhood as a quality of spirit rooted in courage honor integrity and a resolute aim to know truth and do right It centers on a sense of honor as the core attribute for all other virtues Nicholas 81
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Nicholas
Maryland girl runs unique frog farm for profit
Misa Iga Morgan, a Maryland girl, runs a frog farm described as perhaps the most unique enterprise in the country. Once a stenographer, poor health pushed her to outdoor life. Full grown frogs sell for food at $1 to $4 a dozen, while extra large specimens fetch up to $3 each for biological laboratories bringing in steady income.
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Misa Iga Morgan
Maryland
Biological
Shark name origin and uses across species
The article traces the origin of the word shark to a Greek root implying sharp teeth. It notes humans' mixed relationship with sharks, cites their nuisance alongside their role in the food chain, mentions that some small varieties are edible, and that liver oil is extracted mainly for cod liver oil adulteration.
Father’s idea on when to visit a father
A dialogue from the Houston Post depicts two people planning a late visit to a father. One asks if the father objects to the late prayer time and learns the father prefers the guest to arrive just before the given hour. The speaker then jokes about timing the visit to match the father’s expectation.
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Houston Post
Trouble with the children's books issued last year
The publisher questions the trouble with last year’s children's books. The manager admits a mistake from trying too hard to please children by creating content aimed to amuse grown ups who pay for them.
Occupations of Women across U S Trades
Statistics show women engaged in every occupation needed for house building in the United States. Women are plumbers, gasfitters and even boilermakers. In lumber regions women reportedly perform various tasks including rafting and chopping wood.
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United States
Entitled to It Says Public Orator and Businessman
A public speaker declares insistence on liberal pay while a businessman counters that the remarks may lack value yet warrant compensation for risking political prospects. The exchange highlights tension between principle and profit in public discourse.
Sparsely Settled English Territory with Four Cottages
A remote area in England contains just four cottages across about 0,000 acres. One cottage has long belonged to a single family, and it is claimed that in 200 years the kitchen fire has never gone out.
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Sparssly
England
Sirs
Speaking From Experience Quote on Trials and Lawyers
A sympathetic friend tells a troubled man that trials in life bring gain. The man counters that the outcome depends on the kind of lawyer he hires to conduct them.
Sparrows Spread Across the Anglo Egyptian Sudan
English sparrows are said to have followed British trade routes into the heart of the Anglo Egyptian Sudan and are now found in areas where they were known a few years ago.
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Sudan
With the Kiddies.
Elsie and Ma debate dog training as a child and parent watch a poised pet. The comical exchange highlights contrast between playful pride and snobbish pretense over a well behaved dog.
Landlord snubs derisive tenant remark in heated exchange
A frustrated tenant mutters an insult comparing meals, while the landlord retorts that such behavior will not be tolerated in the house. The exchange captures a tense moment of resident landlord friction.
Daily Thought Quote by Bulwer Lytton
Fragmentary OCR reads a stylized line credit to Bulwer Lytton about ingenuity and life, but the garbling obscures exact wording and attribution. The item resembles a brief literary quotation note or catalog entry in a newspaper column.
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Daily Thought
Bulwer Lytton
Wiee Work Threefold Ethic Promotes Joyful Labor
A quoted WWI era dictum from Ruskio extols work as threefold character building: local, noble, and cheerful. It emphasizes love of labor, civic duty, and positive conduct as core duties for workers.
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Ruskio
Purpose a Requisite What men want to get talent
A reflection on desire and ambition quotes Bulwer-Lytton about purpose guiding men's search for talent. The note frames talent as a goal pursued through purposeful effort, hinting at the classic idea that intention shapes achievement.
Harem Captives at the Lyric
The Lyric theater shows Harem Captives in two reels, a tale of two Arabs captured and sold into slavery and freed by a Westerner. Daniel Frohman presents SARAH BERNHARDT in Queen Elizabeth, a four part historical drama praised for its acting and production.
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Thin Copy
Daniel Frohman
Sarai Bernhardt
Queen Eligareth
Sarah
Tila
Sarah Rernhardt
Elizabeth
Goat Chaos Ends With Police Taking Custody
A comical quarrel over goats escalates as Old man Goat, intoxicated, kicks stove food and triggers a mass “goat” seizure. Police arrive to seize the goats from all involved, ending with Old man Goat in the city jail to sober up.
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Bock
Mra. Ghoat
Anti-Saloon League Hears Good Report
The Wyoming Anti-Saloon League executive committee met in a Baptist study and heard Rev. N. H. Lee report a quarter of sermons and addresses totaling 60, and 148 in six months. He cited 15 towns, 32 public schools, 32 Sunday schools, 4000 letters written, and urged more funds as churches back the temperance cause.
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Wyoming State Anti-Saloon League
N. H. Lee
Rosse Mania
Evanston
Bridger
Mountain View
Lyman
Carter
Erie
Rock” Springs
New Castle
Manville
Casper
Pine Bluff
Hilledale
Burns
Douglas
Lew
Lee
W. M. Nelson
Undated Senate Hearing Describes Public Indifference and Protection Gaps
A scrambled report recounts a Senate committee hearing in Washington. The crowd’s reactions and the pallor’s indifference are noted, with focus on the lack of protection by a father figure in a cultural case involving Jean Monday and Matebete vu.
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Washington
March
Father
Jean Monday
Mipe Matebete Vu
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