Shriners Train Leaves Casper for Casper Conclave
Nearly 100 Shriners and several cars departed this morning at 2:30 for Casper. The Cheyenne contingent leads a five Pullman, one dining, one baggage train with Wheatland joining at Wheatland. Local units distributed among coach and dining cars, with a large Cheyenne turnout expected at Casper.
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Shriners
Casper
Cheyenne
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
Clydle 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
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
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
Sheridan Gas Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of Incorporation for Sheridan Gas Company filed with the secretary of state and public service commission. Incorporated for 160000 dollars with directors John T Bacon Charles HM Vieres and Don HK. Plan to manufacture gas for Sheridan and build gas works at once with a certificate of public convenience and necessity expected soon.
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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 Receives Executive Appointment
Governor Kendrick signs an executive order appointing Jack Major as captain of Company M of Afton. Lyon Andrews is commissioned first lieutenant and Thomas Wells as second lieutenant in the state guard.
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Kendrick Yea
State Guard
Jack Major
Co. M of
Afton
Lyon Andrews
Andient Heutenant
Thomas Wells
Deputy George Troastle Appointed State Humane Agent
George Troastle, longtime member of the fire department, was yesterday appointed as the State Humane Agent, succeeding Wil Yaka who resigned. Troastle assumes duties immediately and will oversee animal welfare matters.
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George Troastle
Iverge Pecastle
Etty
Et Cotthe
Mr. Troastle
Wil Yaka
My. Troastle
Doctors address parents at Cheyenne gym meeting
A crowd attends a parents meeting at the gym last night where Cheyenne doctors Strader Conway Wyman Andrews Beard Musto Tirciahed by Mr Anderson and baritone soloist perform. Chief Taylor demonstrates emergency palmoter technique in the life saving device provided by Cheyenne Light & Power. Mrs C C Carliste oversees arrangements.
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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 Seeks Public Convenience Certificate
The Lovell Gas and Electric Company filed with the Public Service Commission for a certificate of public convenience and necessity 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 Anderson orders Company K of the Wyoming National Guard disbanded as the unit falls below minimum strength and public interest has waned. Officers and enlisted men are mustered out of state service.
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Anderson
Wyoming National Board
Adjutant General
Bicycles Theft deemed prison offense by police
The department announced that stealing bicycles valued over twenty five dollars would be punishable by prison. George Nixon was arrested for taking a messenger wheel and claimed he bought it from a soldier but offered no proof. Bovee and Loucks were arrested for 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 must stop says police
The Cheyenne police report numerous pedestrian near misses from sidewalk cyclists. Chief C F Embeary orders strict enforcement with fines for each offense and possible imprisonment for repeats.
Piles Carved Lo Te 14 Lee Derogeiets Refund Money
A legal notice states refunds are offered if PASO OINTMENT fails to cure itching blindness or provided swelling. The company guarantees money back if results are not achieved as described.
Trade Expansion Candidates Show Strong Gains in Preliminary Vote
Candidate No. 40 leads with 2,584,420 votes and 172,046 high gain votes, while No. 25 has 2,209,629 and No. 13 shows 204,070. The campaign cites sustained weekly gains amid support from Kelley Mercantile, Gleason Mercantile, Sands Drug, Joseph Wasserman Shoe, and The Leader.
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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 funds for student military camp attendees
The University of Wyoming will partly cover expenses for two students selected to represent Wyoming at national military training camps for college students. A Pullman car will run from Sheridan to Laramie before summer school, inviting northern students to use the facility. The paper notes growth in campus literary activity and lists awarded members for the 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 to the Men’s Club at the Parish House on last night. He outlined the devastation of war and urged a world federation of nations and a shift of funds from arms to human welfare. An informal discussion followed. Prof. J. Butterworth of Wyoming University attended as a 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
The February Child Labor Bulletin reports Colorado sugar beet fields employ 6000 children aged 7 to 15, causing schooling loss. It notes 18 percent of agricultural workers are farm laborers on nonparent earnings and suggests restructuring county schools to enforce compulsory education, reducing beet field child labor.
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Child Labor Bulletin
Colorado
National Child Labor Committee
Watch Repair Ad and Event Notice in City Briefs
An odd city brief mentions Shiler's watch repair shop on Carey Avenue offering moderate priced high grade service. It also notes editor Wail Brandon traveling to Cooper Shrine for a Women of Woodcraft event and a Friday dance night with admission. A military funeral notice appears at the end.
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Dito Hramion
Wail Brandon
Camere
Checoue
Caoper
Young Men’s club meeting speakers and local notices
The meeting of the Young Men’s club featured Dr G A Duniway president of Wyoming University as speaker. Local items include a move of The Famous Cafe to 220 by 16th Street and Shriners leaving for Casper. Also reports note March winds abating and a Woodcraft dance set for K C hall March 10 with 10 cent admission.
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Carey Avenue
16Th Street
Shriner Band Draws Attention In Downtown Streets
Notices describe a Shriner band parade drawing crowds last night as local businesses name plans for music collaboration. Victolan and Kleine are referenced along with music firms Planos Knight Campbell Music Co. and Carey Avenue addresses. Volunteer Firemen meeting minutes note activities at the Industrial club. Chief district manager Hop kins is traveling on Mountain States Telephone business.
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T. Hopkins
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Sheridan Gas Company
Company K
C. F
United States Post Office
Chey Oes
Wye
Merch
Walter
Aea
Try & Lander
Wasor Duniway
Shiler’s
Carey Ave
Women of
Woodcraft
Ite
MC. Ball
Mil
Jones
Twen P
United States Infantry
Mort D. A. Munvell
Hurne
Sibley
Business Yeat Orday
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
Planos
Knight-Campbell Music Co
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
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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