Watch Repairing at Miller's and Local Notices Spread
City notices and small ads list Miller's for watch repairs at 1709 Carey Ave, various local business promotions, travel notices to Seattle and Los Angeles, dressmaking, shoe repairs, new oil company filings, and final proofs on homestead entries. Names include C. M. Jolly, T. F. Burke, Mrs. Mabel E. Smith, and Beatrice Ransom among others.
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Merchants Delivery Company
Auto Express
Normandie Hotel
Sam Stark
Eddy Street
Thomas Lawton
Beatrice Ransom
New Oil Company
Wyoming Pure Oil Company
Casper
Secretary of State
Charles Muller
C. A. Castle
Newton F. Castle
Golden Prairie
Joseph E. Mahoney
Salem
Carl F. Nedacker
Chugwater
John A. Finnerty
Sunrise
Ellsworth McGibbon
Laramie
Fire chiefs deny Denver trip funded by city
The report notes the fire chief and others did not travel to Denver at city expense, each paying their own way. It lists arrivals from Laramie and other towns registered at local hotels, including Normandie and Becker arrivals, and mentions police conducting a crusade against cohabiting couples without marriage certificates.
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Denver
Normandie Arrrivala
A. J. Boe
Shoshoni
Albany
Becker
W. Jackson
Laramie
WW. R. Dahlstrom
T. R. Jackson
Hanna
Metropolitan
N. H. Sherard
la Grange
D. T. Sommer
Grant
Allen Laughlin
Glenda
Metropolitan Hotel
the Plains
Leon Frazer
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Ad Claim
A druggist offers PAZO OINTMENT with a refund if it fails to cure itching, burning or bleeding piles in 6 to 14 days. The notice promotes The State Leader as Wyoming’s Want Ad medium and encourages subscription.
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Wyoming
Baughman Signs With Great Falls Union Association Team
The Great Falls Union team signed Bernard A. Baughman, an outfielder praised for fielding and power. Manager Herb Hester arranged the 1914 contract, with reports indicating about $1000 salary for the season and a training start April 1 in Colorado before a late April opener. Baughman, formerly of Bidwell in 1912, posted a .415 batting average with many extra-base hits.
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Great Falls
Union Asociation
Mananger
Herb Hester
Bernard A. Baughman
Hwivghman
Hester
Glenwood
Grand Junction
Colorado
Baughman
Bidwell
Johnny” Galena
Indians
Jenkins Seeks Executor Change in Estate Case
Warren Jenkins fights for a voice in his wife’s estate administration. Judge Mentier weighs whether Jenkins may challenge the executor Wilfred O Leary as relatives back Dr Heard for the role. The estate valued at 30000, Mrs Jenkins murdered, Jenkins convicted, and the case may reach the supreme court after delays and stays.
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Warren Jenkins
Mentier
C. L. Rigdon
Wilfred O'Leary
Ray Lee
Dr. Beard
Jenkins
Clyde Watts
O'Leary
Dr. Heard
Supreme Court
State Penitentiary
New Law on Drug Possession Restrictions Passed
The article describes H B No. 24 introducing tighter drug controls in the state. It amends sections 2907 2908 and 2909 to prohibit sale or possession of cocaine morphine heroin opium and certain derivatives except by prescription. Penalties include felony status and fines from 500 to 1000 with 1 to 3 years in prison. The text notes implementation details for prescriptions and practitioner limits.
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Hopkins
State Board of Pharmacy Commission
State Board of Medical Examiners
Postal Workers Organize Local Plano Branch
Urban A. Walker of Denver founded the National Brotherhood of Postal Workers and spoke to about forty clerks in Plano about forming a new local branch. After the meeting they adjourned for a Dutch lunch. Walker left optimistic about the future of railway mail clerks in the city.
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Plano
Postal Workers
Big City
Urban A. Walker
Denver
National Brotherhood of Postal Workers
Harpoon Magazine
Walker
Urban A
Plains
Will Prosecute for Giving Boy Liquor Sunday
Otto Regan, found guilty of breach of the peace, faced trial again, with witnesses to be called. The 17 year old drank whiskey Sunday and assaulted Earl Preston, while Humane Officer Frank Bright pursues the man who supplied the liquor. Albert Cranes, a scavenger wagon driver, is accused of giving three or four drinks. Bright swore out a complaint. The boy’s case likely dismissed. Crane's case may proceed to the limit.
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Otto Regan
Bar of Justice
Earl Preston
Frank Bright
Albert Cranes
Bright
Crane
Panama Canal trip advertised for 10c at Capitol Ave Theatre
A Capitol Avenue theatre promotes a travel presentation offering a voyage from ocean to ocean through the Panama Canal for ten cents. The teaser promises an engaging lecture with colorful views.
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Capitol Ave. Theatre
Ocean
Panama Canal
President Wilson Shaves Himself Test of Self-Reliance
The note comments that President Wilson shaves himself, calling it a fine measure of his independence and self-reliance. It frames personal grooming as indicative of broader strength and autonomy.
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Wilson
Cafeteria Dinner Hours at The Robinson
The Robinson cafeteria offers daily dinners from 11 30 AM to 2 PM and 5 6 PM. Meal service runs every day with standard menu options.
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the Robinson
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Royal Baking Powder
New York
City News
Miller's
Bech Yeade
Carey Ave
Frisco
C. M. Jolly
Sa Francisco
Penver Music Co
Capitol Avenue
Robert N. Grace
F. L. Menning
Wolf
Carey
Mark A. Chaponan
Monsea
Poice
Wellnitz
Ludevis
Seattle
A. Swanson
Wash
E. D. Gee
Evanston
Dr. Rafter
A.J. Parshall
Chayenne Messengervice
Messenger
Automobile OF Express
Los Angeles
Hon
T. F. Burke
American Electric
James Meibbon
Wiliam
Hubbe
Torrington
William H. Thoriye
Bordeaux
Uphill Road
Post Tavern
Postum Cereal
Citizens National
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Moreys
Solitaire
Morey Mercantile CO
Will
Lyric Theatre
Sarah Bernhardt
Queen Elizabeth
Hatters Cleaners & Tatlors
M. Corske
C. Shuman
Eddy St
Cheyenne
S. Sabut
Fifteenth Street
Tion
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
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