Chamber WIl Finance Poison Campaign in County
Harry Reymore county commissioner and Laramie County Farm Bureau leader secured a $500 revolving fund from the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce to finance rodent control this year. The loan was blocked by the county board, then approved by the chamber, with oats and poison to be bought through County Agricultural Agent Mitchell Wilkins and Reymore. Poison oats will cost about 20 cents a quart, with eight tons distributed last year on 350 farms covering 30 000 acres, saving an estimated 70 000 bushels if crops were normal.
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Harry Reymore
Laramie County Farm Bureau
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Reymore
Board of County Commissioners
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Mitchell Wilkins
Mr. Wilkins
Cilian Saxophone Orchestra to Play at Coliseum
The Cilian Saxophone orchestra will appear Monday at the Coliseum dance hall as a special attraction to Gheyenne dancers. The manager J. G. Schoel says the group is among the best dance orchestras in the country and will afford local dancers a decided treat.
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Cilian Saxophone Orchestra
Coliseum
J. G. Schoel
Booze Question Talk by Dr Bulgin Draws Temperance Crowd
On Monday night March 16 Dr Bulgin will discuss The Four B s Bulgin Blackstone Bootleggers and Booze The event aims to attract a large audience and invites all members of the W C T U and temperance groups Music by the choir is slated to begin at 7 15 PM Also mentions Mrs J B Welch of Burns and U Larson of Rawlins in town.
Cheyenne Jazz Ban Sparks Coast Attention
Los Angeles Times reports Cheyenne mayor Ban on shimmy dancing amid city crackdown on nightlife. Editorial notes Cheyenne’s shift from wild frontier image to orderly town while local residents debate publicity and lawfulness.
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Los Angeles ‘Times
Klondike Dance Hall
Ho. P. Taylor
Los Angeles Times
Portland
Cheyenne
Greek Spouse Jealousy Leads to Nebraska Divorce Suit
Mrs. Elizabeth Chiones filed for divorce from George Chiones in district court alleging intolerable living conditions. She says he is extremely jealous of Americans, once seized her by the hair and slapped her, and recently threatened to kill her. They wed in Sidney Nebraska on December 38 1918 and no children are listed. she asks to resume her maiden name Spadt.
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Elizabeth Chiones
George Chiones
Sidney
Nebr
Spadt
Eagles Hall Announces New Novelty Ball This Tuesday
Eagles Hall will host a novelty ball Tuesday with Mr Archer promising a dance up to or superior to previous successes. A large confetti and serpentine supply has arrived, ensuring plenty for dancers, with further merriment plans to be announced later.
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Eagles Hall
Archer
Slaughter of 100 Bull Elk May Be Ordered by State
Sheridan Wyoming March 413 There will be about 725 elk in the Big Horn mountains Sheridan county this summer more than the range can support Deputy Game Warden B B Hume reports after an inspection trip He says about 100 bull elk may be slaughtered this season with hides heads and teeth sold Deer numbers also decline with 9 000 deer counted last year and 300 killed during the hunting season urging expanded game preserves and earlier seasons to protect them
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Sheridan
Wyo
Big Horn Mountains
Sheridan County
B. B. Hume
Woodrock
Hume
Slim
Judkins
Tiorse Creek
Tongue River
Hime
Pioneer Park
Mme
Tame
Chamberlain bill would increase road aid funds
The Chamberlain bill introduced in Congress on February 27 proposes about 1.2 million dollars annually for four years as Wyoming's share of federal aid for cooperative road construction. It would set 100 million dollars per year for four years for joint federal and state projects and 10 million per year for forest road improvements over ten years. The measure adjusts aid to states with government land, aiming to limit state contributions in Wyoming where 63 percent of land is government owned. The article also notes the Florence Crittenden case and the transfer of Margaret Bureh to the Wyoming Children’s Home Society with a guardian appointed in Lander.
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Wyoming
Congress
Chamberlain
Capitol
Conference of
Highway and Good Roads
Washington
Gov. Garey
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Burch
Margaret Bureh
Florence Crittenden
Denver
Wyoming Children’s Home Society
Wm. G. Mentzer
Lander
Box Cars Fire Damages Union Pacific Yard Cars
Fire department responded yesterday afternoon to a blaze in two box cars at the Union Pacific yards. Car No. 6656 loaded with waste and oil escaped damage after the flames were extinguished, while car No. 5600 empty sustained about $20 in damage.
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Union Pacific
P. I. BE
Cheyenne Briefs Bring In Broad List Of Visitors
City friends and visitors fill Cheyenne with a wave of names. J. B. Moyd Paul D Turber R H Holmister and Mr and Mrs K St Jorgensen from Casper are in town on business. Others from Wheatland Cody Rock River Laramie Pine Bluffs Chugwater and Moorcroft visit the Plains.
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J. B. Moyd
Paul D. Turber
R. H. Holmister
Mrs. K. St. Jorgensen
Casper
Cheyenne
Mrs
L. L. Wallace
Rock River
Plains Hotel
Marmola Prescription Tablets Advertised as Safe Fat Reducer
An advertisement promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a harmless, rapid fat reducer claiming two to four pounds weekly without lifestyle changes. It urges purchase for $4 from Marmola Go., Detroit, or via mail order for a full case.
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Woodward Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Miss Florence Carlson and Miss ane Stafford Visit Cheyenne
Two Hillsdale women Miss Florence Carlson and Miss ane Stafford are visiting Cheyenne city, stopping during a southeastern trip. They are described as travelers enjoying local sights and hospitality in this brief social note.
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Florence Carlson
Ane Stafford
Hillsdale
Chéyenne
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Cheyenne Business Men's Organization
Danaphone
J. BE. Welch
Burns
Castoria
Co'y Country
Big Horn
Gharing Cross
London Underground Railway
City News
Williams R. Parks
Moorcrofts
J. H. van Hoon
Johns. Gillespie
Cody
Henry Largen and
R. H. Burns of
Laramie
Dc. R. Buschow
Pine Bluffs
Bess L. Wilty
Chugwater
the Plains
John Wilkinson
Mildred “Wilkinson
Pine” Bluffs
S. B. Kellogg of
Rock Springs
Ligier
Capitol Ave
Princess
THE
American Legion
America
Usc
ATLAS
Curtis Street
Monroe Salisbury
Harry T. Morey
Liberty Bond
China Saxophone Orchestra
Management
J. G. Schoels
Caprice
Royal North Northwest Police
Universal Comedy
News of the World
Happy Day Chocolates
Athens Candy Co
16Th St
Ana de So SO
Brunswick
Ultona
Forbes Pharmacy
Capitol ‘Ave
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