Cheyenne City Briefs Highlight Local Services and Events
City notes report irrigation restrictions to be relaxed by Mayor April 1. Auto Patrol to transport prisoners to the police station. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Fred Talbot. South Side cleaned of trash. A fire at 2410 Carey Ave caused a fire alarm with no damage. Mayor Cook recovering from surgery and improving. Kansas Cream Flour advertised at 1.50 per sack with delivery. Gillette to undergo appendectomy at private hospital. Police halt city land hauling from municipal property. Varied spring weather continues with warm spells, rain, hail, wind and cooler temps. Gun case ends with Thomas Keeley fined 15 dollars.
Judgment on saving and foresight in bank guidance
The text urges good judgment in saving for the future and warns that lack of forthought leads to misfortune. It emphasizes saving from recent earnings and notes the importance of habitual saving over short term gains, citing a 4 percent bank rate as motivation.
Ranch Hands and Irrigator Move to Ben nett and Warren Ranches
Two ranch hands and an irrigator were sent yesterday to Dr. H. M. Bennett’s Wascum ranch and four herders to Warren Livestock Co. Fire alarms in the city park set off by cleaners caused a city fire call last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Gunston
Dmency
H. M. Bennett
Wascum
Warren Livestock Company
Mexican ranch worker joins insurgents in Mexico
Antonia Trujicoa, a Mexican ranch employee from Ava district, arrived in Cheyenne yesterday and departed for Mexico with the stated plan to enlist with the Mistrréitos insurgent group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurrectos
Antonia Trujicoa
Ava
Cheyenne
Mexico
Baby Wharton Dies. Funeral Today at Noon
Baby IMes Everett Wharton, 16 months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wharton, residing at 619 West Eighteenth Street, died yesterday morning. Funeral services will be held at 2 PM today from the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imes—Everett Wharton
Frank Wharton
Eighteenth Street
Plans Accepted for New School and Central Gym
The school board accepted plans submitted by local architect William Dubole for the new northwestern school building and the gymnasium at the central school. Other architects also filed proposals for the structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dubole
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims five minute relief, complete digestion of foods, and eliminates sour belching, gas, and headaches with a 50 cent case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Sermon Subjects at Churches Today
Local churches announce service times and sermon topics for Sunday. Firs Baptist lists two sermons including The Field and The Measure of a Man with 11 a.m. worship and 7:30 p.m. service. First Congregational and First Methodist note anniversary observances and Bible translation commemorations. Allen Chapel adds standard services and leagues. A hotel artwork news item follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firs Baptist Church
Warren Avenue
Nineteenth Street
George von Winkle
House Street
First Congregational Church
United States
Mies Rose Bird
Frank L. Moore
First Methodist Church
M. M. Nelson
Uahday
Artist Presents Handsome Water Color at Plaine Hotel
Manager Nicodemus of the new Plaine hotel won an exhibition prize with a handsome water color titled Little Shield. The artwork depicts a late Araspehoe Indian Christian figure, framed richly and the presentation drew attention at the hotel event.
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Nicodemus
New Plaine
Little Shield
Tiny Lady Holds Reins of State
Miss Katherine Teague steps into the governor’s offices in Governor Carey’s absence to oversee state affairs. She will act as the chief executive in Cheyenne while the governor tours state institutions west of Cheyenne on the Union Pacific line. James Le Cron is also away, leaving Teague next in line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Carey
Wyoming
Katherine Teague
Governor Carey
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
State Board of Charities and Reforms
James le Cron
Miss Teague
Child Killed in Accident at Sunrise
Coroner C Beard received a telegram from Sunrise coal town in northern Laramie county asking him to investigate the death of a child killed in an accident. He will depart Cheyenne at 7:10 am, travel via the Colorado and Southern railroad to Hartville Junction, then drive ten miles to Sunrise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ¥. Beard
Sunrise
Laramie County
Cheyenne
Beard
Colorado and Southern Railroad
Hartville Junction
High School Baseball Collision Leaves Student Severely Injured
At Sherman On, Ernest Dillman and Louis Kletzing collided while racing under a high popped ball. Dillman suffered severe facial injuries including knocked-out teeth and a nearly severed upper lip.
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Ernest Dillman
Louis Kletzing
Unable to Eat Normally After Illness
The subject now requires tube feeding and endures ongoing discomfort from a tense condition affecting daily life, with the scene noting popular merchants in the area.
Furnished rooms for rent in local residences
Two neatly furnished rooms with modern electric lights and telephone available at 2111 Central Ave. Another two large rooms for rent at Mrs. Millers 1616 Reed St. A modern furnished room on first floor at 212 West Nineteenth St calls to 283 A.
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Central Ave
Reed St
Nineteenth St
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T. Viale
Carey Ave
Huechner Jewelry Co
Cheyenne Trunk
16Th St
J. R. Byesnaten
Haby Norn
Fred Talbot
South Side
South Slide
Carey Avenue
Cook Retter—Fornky
P. S. Cook
Kansas
Thames, Lawrence & Carr
M. ©. Gillette
Grover, Cole
Charles Stevens
Abermain Keating
Thomas Keeley
Atlas
Lyric Theatres
Bank OF Personal
Ade
Hirsch, Wickwire & Co
Chicago
Ill
Schloss Bros. & Co
New York
F. Daiber & Bros
Welnitz
Hanna
Wyoming Fuel & Feed CO
Collier's
Sherman Co
Allen Chapel
A. WI
James Washington
Eighteenth
Thames Streets
Allen Endeavor League
Plains Hotel Company
J. B. Stimpson
Stimpson
Tiny Lady
Sherman On
Buechner Jewelry CO
Garey Addition
Carey Addition
Capitol Avenue
Chas. B. Bailey
Wyo
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