Local News Snippets From Cheyenne to Albany
A collage of short notices records Miller's watch shop offering repairs at 1709 Carey Ave, Cheyenne messenger services, and a Pine Bluffs farmer T J Rutledge visiting Cheyenne. Also mentions Carpenter residents William Iwall Chas Jacobson and F F Samuelson staying at Normandie, Lucie Davis offering combings, and a bank debt suit against Mary Bright. Heaver Music Co. advertises pianos at 1616 Capitol Avenue.
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Cheyenne Printery
Albany
A. D. Cook
Douglas
C. R. Bricker
Laramie
Bluffs
T. J. Rutledee
Pine Pluffs
Inter Ocean
Mark A. Chapman
Carey Ave
Carpenter
William Iwall
Chas. Jacobson
FF. H. Samuelson
Normandie
Hnuir Geode
Lucie Davis
W. 17Th
Citizens’ National Bank
Mary Bright
Harry Bright
Mentier
Bright
fHeaver Music Co
Capitol Avenue
Robert N. Grace
Two Divorce Cases Heard By Judge Mentzer
Two divorce cases were argued before Judge Mentzer yesterday. Final arguments in the Broderick case were completed with a decision expected within days. A Italian defendant accused of giving liquor to a minor was not tried yesterday but is expected to be tried today. Citizens of Cheyenne own the Cheyenne Messenger Service with daily service.
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Eb, D, Gee
Capitol Avenue
Mabel EF. Smith
510 East Twenty-fifth Street
Broderick
The State Leader Ad Offers Local Jobs and Services
Wyoming readers find local work and services in The State Leader want ads. Listings include job openings, housing options, and items for sale across communities. Readers respond by calling listed numbers or visiting local addresses for details and arrangements.
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Wyoming
City court fines seven Jap gamblers and others in raid
After lengthy talks between defense counsel and city counsel Bam Thompson, seven Japanese gamblers faced fines with six players at 75 dollars and the proprietor at 100. The court discharged 19 others, while several other cases including disturbances and concealed weapons ended in fines or forfeitures.
Family Party Sparks Disturbance Trial Fines Hit
In a city case against William and Louise Hulet heard yesterday Judge Wellnitz found the pair guilty of causing a disturbance at an Easter party on 2519 Bent Street. Mrs Hulet admitted an earlier quarrel over another woman and the couple was fined ten dollars each after testimony from three officers and a witness who said foul language could be heard from outside.
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Cherchez
Wellnitz
William and
Louise Hulet
Etta White
Shed
Train from Denver Connects with De Luxe Service
Union Pacific announces a new Denver to Chicago De Luxe train starting April 1. It departs Denver at 4 20 pm and arrives Cheyenne a T 45, linking with coast-bound talon services. Travel time listed as three hours and 15 minutes with stops at La Salle and Greeley.
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Accordiimo
Union Pacific
Denver
Cheyenno
Talon
Thile
Colorado
Daftuce Thursday Night Music Event Curtain Call
Local notice notes Thursday night at the venue with excellent music and general admission priced at 25 cents a couple, with a special mistress entry listed at 10g.
Double Funeral of Railway Men Held in Sidney
A Monday service at the Methodist church honored Ray Phillipe and Charles Cradit, both railroad workers killed in a wreck near Sidney. The large turnout included railroad colleagues who paused Union Pacific wheels during the service. Surviving relatives are listed for both men, with notes on their births and long railroad careers.
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Ray Phillipe
Charles Cradit
Morey
Huston
Hulston
Brendle
McManus
Wheedon
Union Pacific
Phillips
Pine Bluffs
Harry Phillips
Kimball
Winnie Dudley Gordon
Cheyenne
Ray Phillips
Cradt
Rena Shroyver
Ohio
Lizzie Dunlap
Lena Harris
Westborough
Lee V. Cradit
Will Hadley
Frank Hadley
Sam Hadley
Loveland
Colo
Ray Chester Phillips
Disko
Wabash County
Ind
Mile Post
Sidney
Erba J. Dudley
Ray
Charles Mahlon Cradit
Westboro
Atchison County
Mile Post 426
Fremont
Neb
Cheyenne County
Edith Cradit
Sidnex Telegraph
Cheyenne First Methodist Church Service Delights Attendance
Sunday services at the First Methodist church drew strong crowds with the Sunday school the largest in over a year. Miss Water Ball from Greeley sang beautifully in the morning, marking her Cheyenne debut, while Mr. Millard performed in the evening to the audience’s gratification.
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Miss Water Ball
Slab Artists in Wing Workouts Amid Windy Baseball Card
In a windy Sunday session the Cubs beat the Y E A 6 to 0 in a pitching duel led by Harrison who fanned eight. The Cubs and Scrubs defeated 11 to 9 with Leichart brothers pairing for the battery and Webb and Hanesworth homering twice as sluggers powered the tally. Several city teams held short practices to loosen stiff wings.
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Cubs
Harrison
Scrubs
Shimux
Leichart Brothers
Webb
Stevens
Bobby Hanesworth
Summers Knocks Out Picato In Nineteenth Round
Johnny Summers of England stopped Frank Picato of Los Angeles in the nineteenth round of a scheduled 20 round bout in Sydney New York. Summers dominated and dispatched Picato after a heavy knockdown, claiming victory in a decisive knockout.
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Summers
Picato
Sydney
Johnny Summers
England
Frank Picato
Los Angeles
Cal
Vicato
Woman's Club Card Party Set for March 26
The Woman's club hosts a card party on Tuesday March 26 with afternoon and evening sessions. Tickets are 50 cents at the Plano hotel. Subscribe for the State Leader.
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Woman's Club
Plaina Hotel
Names and locations listed in Plains O era notice
A fragmented OCR lists numerous individuals and places including Tiincoln Nebraska Denver Chicago and Detroit. The text appears to be a directory or notice with names such as Matlock Bergen Bernard Mason Hall Chilberg and others linked to various cities across the Midwest and West.
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B. Matlock
Tiincoln
Neb
Thos
Bergen
Lincoln
H. D. Bernard
Denver
W. G
Sherman Company Faces Painting Questions
The fragmented note references Sherman Company and Howse painting projects, detailing unclear allegations or tentative approvals regarding work scope and funding. No dates or outcomes are stated.
Cafeteria Dinner Hours at The Robinson
A local cafeteria serves daily meals from 11 30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. onward at The Robinson. The listing notes regular daily hours for dining.
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the Robinson
Millions Given Teachers From Carnegie Fund
The Carnegie Foundation reports for the year ended Sept 30 1912 an endowment of about 14 million dollars and income of 676 456 with 634 497 spent. Since 1906 pensions total 2 518 404 to professors widows and retirees while the first part outlines pension systems and a possible public school plan. The piece also quotes Yuan Shikai on building for millions and nations’ needs, tying it to broader reform themes.
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New York
Sevenrth
Carnegie Foundaton
Twochere
The Pagan Program and Yuan Shi Kai’s China
The article discusses China’s government and its path to participation in international affairs. It references Yuan Shikai as a former president and mentions the nation’s approach to diplomacy and governance while noting cultural items like tea and plates.
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China
Tihe
Yuan Shi Kai
Reliable piano tuner of Denver Music Store
Ione orders a 60 watt piano tuner from the Denver Music Store.
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Denver
Ione
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Rose Stahl
Charles Klein
Maggie Pepper
Mentzer
Inter-Ocean
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Roy C. Baughn
Manville
Inter- Ocean
Plains
J. M. Wilson
A. EB. Bratschmeider
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Tf Sullivan
Joseph RR. Sullivan
Sullivan
Omaha
Rose Ata
Lyric Theatre
Patra
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Nazareth
Jesus
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Pearletine
Bam Thompson
Japa
Frank Hortenstein
E. Robastille
George Brustos
al Wilson
J. W. Allen
Connley
Joe Cole
Jennie Brown
Joe Brown
Tish Brennen
Art Lyons
Mike Farar
Evelyn Powers
Denvet
DE Luxe
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Palmer Bakery
Pennant
Storey
Capitol Ave
Walter Whi
Sherman Co
Bee
Logan’s Book and Curio Store
17Th St
Carey
Carnegie
Yuan
United States
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Style Journal
the Pagan
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Hddy ST
Lewis
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European Plan Arry P. Hynds
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