Miller's Repair and Service Advertises for Cheyenne
Fragmentary city page notes Miller’s shop at 1709 Carey Ave offering repairs and adjustments at moderate prices. Other items mention a Saturday night dance, arrests, trains affected by storms, local hotel registrations, and various ads for shoes, luggage, and services in Cheyenne.
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Miller's
Carey Ave
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Coupeu
Mark A. Chapman
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Carey
Leslie Morey
Nola
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Duniway
Dr. Duniway
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State University
Pendleton and Butler Arrested for Vendor Violation
Henry Pendleton and P Butler were arrested for violating city ordinances on vendors. Pendleton was fined 50 dollars in police court. A report notes other local social and civil service items alongside these charges.
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Sheldon Retter
Fred Sheldon
Oid
Denver Olf
Casper
Henry Pendelton
P. Butler
Pendelton
C. W. Tait
Douglas
Louis Folk
Jess Yoder
Meriden
C. W. Pratt
Sam Adams
Arthur Parks
Green River
Wyoming
Metropolitan
United States Civil Service Commission
Philippines
Geo
FE. Duncan
Albia
Iowa
Mary Dunn
Owensboro
Many Applicants for Homesteads in Wyoming
The federal land office received nine homestead applications yesterday and four individuals completed final proof. Applicants include John B. Neidham Alfred N. Cook Lamp City Neb Jas H Phillips Alcora Philip Ross Silver Crown Elilda Raybol Dover John Temple Chugwater Fred E Grapes George B Grapes Sheldon Iowa Mabel C Ferguson Lead City and 5 D. Final proof was made by Jennie Weimer Len C Miller Wm R Bosworth Hjalmar Falstrom all of Pine Bluffs.
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Federal Land Office
John B. Neidham
Alfred N. Cook
Lamp City
Neb
Jas. H. Phillips
Alcora
Philip Ross
Silver Crown
Elilda Raybol
Dover
John Temple
Chugwater
Fred E. Grapes
George B. Grapes
Sheldon
Iowa
Mabel C. Ferguson
Lead City
Jennie ¥. Weimer
Len C. Miller
Wm. R. Bosworth
Hjalmar Falstrom
Pine Bluffs
Honor System to Rule in Working Girls' Hotel
Chicago announces a $2,000,000 Working Girls' Hotel project by the local Daughters of American Women. The facility will include study rooms roof garden gymnasium and swimming pool with guests living under an honor system and no supervision. Erle of the Interstate league signs F J Holtméter a first baseman from Cincinnati semi pro ranks who starred with Redville Tots last season.
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Chicago
Daughters ‘American Women
Erle
F. J Holtméter
Clincinnat
Redville Tots
Rogers Defeats Wilson in Frontiers Club Billiards Match
The Frontier club hosted a highly watched challenge match between Harry Wilson and Clyde Rogers. Wilson led early before Rogers surged, tying the score 30 all, then clinched 35 to 33 in 97 innings amid a display of superb billiards and note of upcoming rematch.
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Frontier Club
Harry Wilso
Clyde Rogers
Wilson
Rogers
Weather Delays Weld County Officials Trip
Severe weather keeps Weld County commissioners from their planned visit to the city causing the industrial club smoker to be canceled. They will travel once conditions permit, though a smoker is unlikely. The visitors will be hosted at the Plains with possible dinner in their honor.
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Weld County
Industrial Club
Plains
Hyde Jury Deliberations Continue As Verdict Not Reached
Kansas City report states Judge Potterfield will keep Hyde trial jurors locked up until Saturday night if a verdict is not delivered sooner. Jurors began deliberations at 10 o'clock last evening.
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Kansas City
Potterfield
Hyde
Inaugural Parade Picture at Atlas One Day Only
The Atlas shows the inaugural parade of President Wilson as a last day event with a clear large picture of the parade and oath taking. Four additional acts include a vaudeville segment featuring four club jugglers and an Orpheum act from Salt Lake City.
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Wilson
Orpheum
Salt Lake City
Bryan Dines with Pan American diplomats in Washington
Secretary Bryan hosted dinner with representatives from 21 American republics in Washington. He cited his aim of strengthening ties with Latin America and noted his move to unite the nations with shared purposes. The Bryans have leased Calumet Place, a historic residence housing a notable Civil War relic collection.
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Washington
Bryan
State Department
Pan-American Union
United States
John Barret
International Organization
Latin America
Calpmet Place
John A. Loan
Calumet Place
Lincoln
Bounty Paid for Wolf in Meeker Colorado
A record bounty of 275 dollars was paid to Albert Gent of Maybell for a large she wolf that caused extensive losses to ranchers in northwestern Colorado. Gent also earns 25 to 50 dollars from the wolf pelt, with additional rewards offered.
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Meeker
Colo
Albert Gent
Maybell
Colorado
Gent
Bullet-Proof Automobiles Promised in Mexico City
An advertisement touts bullet-proof cars in Mexico City while warning that the real danger lies in the machine that can morph into a lethal projectile. The piece frames high tech armor as protection against assault and flags the peril of weaponized transformation.
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City
Mexico
It Is Cooked The Same Yet The Hungry Boy Grows Up
A brief note describes a young male who once faced hunger now growing into adulthood while kitchen schemes remain unchanged. The fragment hints at continuity of need despite maturation.
Better Markets Through University Aid
The statement from the University of Texas champions the first national conference on marketing and farm credits in Chicago April 8 to 10 1913. It argues for state led marketing education and cooperative credit unions to boost farmer income and reduce waste of perishable products.
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Chicago
Frank P. Holland
Dallag
United States
Clarence Ousley
School of Business Training
Department of Law
Southwest
Texas
Scion
Molland
Great Huntain
France
Germany
Co-Operative
National conference on cooperative ventures in agriculture
The article notes a national conference to collate observations from leading students on cooperative ventures in several counties. It anticipates immediate improvements and long term plans, with bulletins highlighting work in agricultural product conservation and the role of state universities in public education and training.
Youngest Boxer in World A Chicago Lad In Training
In Chicago three year old Stanley Bernstein son of Isaac Bernstein a college athletics trainer and Packey McFarland discoverer is described as the youngest boxer in active training. He boxes an hour daily under his father's tutelage with the aim of building the most perfectly developed athlete for future generations. As an infant he served as mascot for Wisconsin in a game against Chicago.
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Marchle
Stanley Bernstein
Isaac Bernstein
Packey McFarland
Stanley
Wisconsin
President Navin Repeats Return for Healy to Season
Detroit president Navin informs the Denver club that pitcher Club Healy, famed last season as the poorest hitter, will be brought back for further seasoning to improve his batting.
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Detroit
Denver
Club Healy
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