Shriners Train Leaves for Casper Conclave at 2:30
Nearly 100 Shriners and aides embarked this morning on a special train to Casper for the annual conclave. The Cheyenne group will join with Wheatland and others, five Pullman cars plus a dining and baggage car, with a large contingent from Cheyenne expected to lead ceremonies.
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Cheyenne
Casper
Dram Corps
Cheyenne Shrine Club
Pullan
Itowline Shriners
Union Pacific
Colorado & Southern
Rawlings
Cheyenne Shriners
Wheatland
T. Schoheman
Ernie Richardson
Co. G.hadfield
Miles Shepard
Geo. Daiber
J. S. Dickert
W. C. Deming
J. W. Howard
King
C. D. Carer
D. W. GM
Clyde Barly
Matt Knapp
R. B. Porayth
William Dnabola
J. #. Rossman
C. B. Morgan
Willan Clay
T. Biren
N. M. Baurhart
James Nimmo
Joe Stimson
Frank Gleason
James Speer
Jett Nash
Ed Nash
George Pryde
Nover
John Getty
John Kunkle
Kk. W. Burke
John Davis
C. A. Sideway
M. F. Knadler
Charles Cornish
Otto Jabelman
Henry Watson
W. Batchellor
Thomas Hughes
Harry Heins
M. P. Kébfe
P. J. Black
R. E. Burner
Cook
A. E. Cordiner
J. B. Sloan
Ft. Morgan
Judge Billows
T. C. Thelle
Sumner Miller
W. Johnson
J. N. Peterson
John Kenkel
A. Turner
W. B. Wine
Ysanan
R. N. Matson
R. Ft. Pattison
W. A. Riner
Harry Taylor
Dr. R. Ll. Millard
C. C. Carlije
Drees Strader
A. D. Johnston
G. W. Hoyt
T. KB. Kennedy
B. F. Ball
T. Farthing
Fred Boice
B. W. Stone
A. Baerresen
C. L. Beatty
C. W. Riner
Clyde Watts
Stanley
CC. Stee
D. Whittaker
C. FF. Kurke
Bert Durnford
J. F. Niswander
W. Rh. Day
A. D. Hoskina
Fred Chapin
R. H.christmas
M. Reynolds
C. Watt Brandon
Kemmerer
Po W. Olson
Cokeville
Sheridan Gas Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of Incorporation for Sheridan Gas Company filed with the secretary of state and public service commission. The company is incorporated for 160000 dollars and directors listed as John T. Bacon Charles HM Vieres and Don HK Means. Purpose is manufacturing gas for Sheridan with plans to build gas works in the city.
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Ofncorporation
Sheridan Gas Company of
Sher
John T. Bacon
Charles HM
Vieres
Don HK
Means
Dencov
Theublic Service Commission
Thin Company
Jack Major Named Captain in State Guard Commission
Governor Kendrick signs an executive order as commander in chief of the state guard appointing Jack Major as captain of Co. M at Afton. Lyon Andrews is commissioned first lieutenant and Thomas Wells becomes second lieutenant in the same unit.
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Kendrick Yea
State Guard
Jack Major
Co. M of
Afton
Lyon Andrews
Andient Heutenant
Thomas Wells
Troastle Named Deputy State Humane Agent
George Troastle of Pecastle, formerly with the city fire department, was yesterday appointed as the State Humane Officer. He succeeds Wil Yaka who resigned. Troastle assumes enforcement and duties of the position today.
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George Troastle
Iverge Pecastle
Etty
Et Cotthe
Mr. Troastle
Wil Yaka
My. Troastle
Medical doctors address parents at Cheyenne gym meet
A crowd attended a parental meeting at the gymnasium where doctors Strader Conway Wyman Andrews Beard Musto spoke on health matters for Baby Week. Fire Chief Taylor demonstrated life support techniques using a palmoter in the city’s Cheyenne Light & Power machine, arranged by Mrs. C. C. Carlisle.
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Parenta
Gymnasum
Cheyanne
Lewst
Dra. Strader
Conway
Wyman
Andrews
Beard
Musto Waa
Mr. Anderson
Sololst
Blamey
Chlef Taylor
Lovell Gas and Electric sought certificate of public convenience
The Lovell Gas and Electric Company filed with the Public Service Commission for a certificate to supply Lovell with natural gas and to manufacture and market electricity.
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Lovell Gas and Electric Company of
Lovell
Public Service Commission
O Gan
Electricity Chiefness
Disbanding of Company K Wyoming National Guard
Adjutant General orders the disbandment of Company K and mustering out all officers and enlisted men. The unit has fallen below minimum strength and interest has waned, deemed best for the service to muster the company out.
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Anderson
Wyoming National Board
Adjutant General
Bicycle theft becomes prison offense in city crackdown
The police department announced a new law making bicycle theft punishable by prison for Wheels valued over 25 dollars or constituting grand larceny. George Nixon was arrested after allegedly selling a wheel to a soldier with no proof. Lonter Bovee and William Loucks were arrested for petty larceny, accused of stealing a sack of potatoes from a delivery wagon.
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Heyenue
Person Department
In & Oy Com
Onderth
George Nixon
Trisha
District Court
Lonter Bovee
William Loucks
Bicycle riding on sidewalks halted by police action
The Chey oes post office issues a notice about enforcing sidewalk riding bans. Police Chief C F Embeary announces special patrols and fines for first offenses with possible imprisonment for repeats. Also a separate bid notice from the United States Post Office Cheyenne for fuel gas water and related services with bid deadline March 20, 1918.
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C. F
United States Post Office
Chey Oes
Wye
Merch
Walter
Piles Carved Lo Te 14 Lee Derogeiets Refund Money
A consumer note discusses a refund policy for PASO OINTMENT if it fails to cure itching, blindness, or protecting village life. The text is garbled but implies a money-back guarantee and remedies for medical conditions.
Trade Expansion Candidates Lead Campaign With Large Voter Gains
Candidate No. 40 tops the expansion race with 2 584 420 votes and high gain honors at 172 046. No. 25 follows with 2 209 629 votes while No. 71 trails at 1 968 816. The campaign highlights strong support from Kelley Mercantile and partners as standings show weekly gains across candidates.
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Utili Jeade
No. 25
No. Ti Ie
Kelley Mercantile Company
Gleason Mercantile Company
Sands Drug Company
Joseph Wasserman Shoe Company
University of Wyoming to fund two students for government camp
The University of Wyoming plans to partially cover expenses for two students to attend a government summer military camp. A Pullman sleeping car will run Sheridan to Laramie to serve summer school attendees. The campus notes continued scholarly activity and recognition for literary achievement among members this semester.
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University of Wyoming
Wyoming
United States
Laecar
Presidio
San Francisco
University
Securion
Sheridan
Laramie
Aioe
American College
Walker Cheyeans
After the War speaker at Men’s Club
Dr. C. A. Duniway, president of Wyoming University, spoke on After the War at the Parish House Men’s Club. He outlined war devastation and urged a world federation and a shift from armaments to human needs. An informal discussion followed with Prof. J. Butterworth as guest.
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C. A. Doniway
Wyowing University
Duniway
World Federation
United States of Nations
J. ®. Butterworth
Wyoming University
Children in Beet Fields Lose Schooling
A National Child Labor Committee report from the February Child Labor Bulletin details child labor in Colorado sugar beet fields. It cites 6000 children ages 7 to 15 employed yearly, with an average schooling retardation of 53 percent and up to two or more months of lost schooling, calling for school-system reorganization to enforce compulsory education and curb beet field labor.
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Child Labor Bulletin
Colorado
National Child Labor Committee
Ode to a Repair Shop and Shrine Visit
City briefs note Avital Coss costs and a shop on Carey Avenue offering watch repair. Editor Brandon traveled to Che coue then Caoper Shrine on the way to a Woodcraft women’s dance event scheduled Friday March 10 with a military funeral.
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Dito Hramion
Wail Brandon
Camere
Checoue
Caoper
Cheyenne Notes of March Events and Local Appointments
The column lists a military private assignment at Mort D. A. Munvell at 1:90 this afternoon, Cheyenne music shops, and a meeting with Dr. Duniway, president of Wyoming University, addressing the Young Men's club. Shriners plan a Casper trip, state notary C Gray of Basin appointed, and local sports note Cheyenne High rests this week. Women’s Woodcraft dance scheduled at K C hall March 10 with 10 cent admission.
Shriner Band Appeals to Crowds in Evening Strolls
Victolan figures and Kleine at 20 W 17th draw attention after a busy night. The text lists music firms Planos Knight Campbell Music Co at 1707 Carey Ave and notes volunteer firemen meeting at Industrial club at 8 pm. T Hopkins of Mountain States Tel runs company business in western state.
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Planos
Knight-Campbell Music Co
Carey Ave
T. Hopkins
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Sheridan Gas Company
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Aea
Try & Lander
Wasor Duniway
Shiler’s
Women of
Woodcraft
Ite
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Jower
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United States Infantry
Mort D. A. Munvell
Hurne
Sibley
Business Yeat Orday
Carey Avenue
16Th Street
Lir. C. A. Duniway
the State University
Woomen of
K. C. Hall
Knights-Campbell Music Music Co
Aeela
C. Grayef Basin
J. B. Kendrick
Cheyene High School
Hine
Plains Hotel
Plains Garage
Lou Davis
Mark Chatman
Marrance
Carey
State Board of Health
W. A. Wyman
Dr. Wyman
Anna Hurd
Harris
Basin
Hurd
Harrie
Drago
Shriner
Grace Elliston
Helen Holmes
Valkyrien
Crulee
Lyric Me
Mary Pickford
Peppina
Victolan
Kleine
W. 17Th
Industrial Club
West 20Th Street
ODD Lot Review
New York Stock Exchange
Odd Lot Review, Inc
Broadway
New York City
Lovelty
Pumc Hs
John Conelly
Citizens National Bank
George F. Marton
Son OF Satan
Kleine-Edison Big
VawiletTif
James
Davis
Biam'r
Opera Houga
Delaware
Carey Blocka
Ith
Warren
House Street
Bath
Warren and
Llous
Ane
Carey Bros
West Side Coal & Junk Yarde
LaiWhar
Nagsita
Tulpher and
Kecheypins
Mienthie
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