Local Notices and Briefs Span Repairs Sports and Personnel
Miller's is the plan for watch repair and adjustment. No job is too difficult with moderate prices and high grade work at 1700 Carey Ave. Gleason has rheumatism. Antiley Seaton improving after bed confinement. Mra Stanton offers vocal music lessons at 408 W Gorda Tel 374-W. Jay Seymour suffers a broken arm from a pole vaulting fall. Parish House club engages a physical director. business men class forming. American Electric Shoe Shop at 221 West 18th St. uses top leather. prices reasonable. Marriage licenses for Acer and Marcus Carr Colo. McCaughey and McGlothlen Wauneta Wy. Davidson and Fleet Cheyenne. Hand made trunks at Factory 316 West 16th St. George L. Baker, Blacksmiths union organizer, in town addressing strikers at K P hall. Supreme Court case John Smith et al. vs Charles Stone et al. argued. Kennedy for plaintiffs, Lacey for defendants. Tom Powers reports winter cattle costs high but profitable. sold cow for 60 and yearling for 40. Pompadours and witches for hairdressing dye and scalp treatments at Mrs Clara A. Ligier 411 W 19th St. Mabel Snider secures job in Attorney Clyde Watts office formerly held by Hazel Becker. May 14 state conventions in Keefe hall for Republicans and Fraternal hall for Democrats. Burl Carey released from Golden reformatory. to Mitchell relatives by governor order. Timber and stone claim of forty acres filed by Gordon O Lathan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Carey Ave
Gleason
Antiley Seaton
Mra. Stanton
Gorda
W. Hoy
Jay Seymour
American Electric
West 18Th St
William RK. Acer
Bettle Marcus
Carr, Colo
Ira BH. MccCaughey
Misa Ruth McGlothlen
Wauneta
Wyo
Earl H. Davidson
Agnes Fleet
Cheyenne
West 16Th Street
George L. Baker
Los Angeles
Blacksmiths’ and Helpers’ Union
K. of P. Hall
John Smith
Charles Stone
State Supreme Court
T. Blake Kennedy
J. W. Lacey
Tom Powers
Torrington
Clara A. Ligier
19Th St
Mother's Day Observance At High School Assembly
Governor Carey addresses mothers and children at the High Beacon assembly room today at o'clock. He will speak on the observance of the day honoring mothers nationwide as part of a community event inviting all parents to attend. Separately, homestead filings include Albert Klote of Chugwater for RO acres and Basle B. Thomas of Wheatland for 160 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Mountain
Albert Klote
Chugwater
Basle B. Thomas
Wheatland
Carey
Champion World Dancer Tops Atlas Show
The Atlas bill opened with three strong headliners. Miss Jeannette Adler impressed aside from one song, while Miss Gaynell Everett, crowned champion lady dancer, wowed audiences with her dancing. The Buckeye State Four returned with new songs and Roedel the bass singer drew big cheers. The pictures and orchestra complemented a standout Atlas program. Next week promises another strong showing with no Orpheum acts from Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Mies Jeannette Adler
Billy and
Gaynell Everett
Miss Everett
New York
Buckeye
Roedel
Orpheum Theater
Denver
Chicago Gossip Blocks Aid After Truck Crash
In Chicago May 9 two girls, Nora Crowley nine and Julia Crowley ten, were crushed by an auto truck near an iron fence. A woman refused to let a neighbor use the telephone line to summon help, saying the line was busy. A neighbor hurried four blocks for a doctor while chatter tied up the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilcago
Chicago
Nora Crowley
Julia Crowley
Spanish Peanut Agronomy Encourages Farm Use
A wartime era report emphasizes Spanish peanuts as a viable multi county feed crop. It highlights successful growth in Oklahoma Texas and parts of the South with little rainfall and the benefit of peanut vines for horse and hog forage. It notes high feed efficiency and potential pork yields per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. By
Beattie
Department of Agriculture
United States
South
Southwest
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Texas
Calhoun County
Laredo
Virginia
Loulilana
Dry-Farmed Peanuts Offer Dual Hay and Pork Profit
Helen Ware describes growing peanuts as hay in rows 20 inches apart and mowing tops for curing like alfalfa. The method yields about a ton per acre and allows pork profit while improving soil fertility, with dry farming tips on soil preparation seed selection and shallow cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
North Carolina
Yeass
Oklahoma
Damaged Notice Warns Residents to Evacuate
Fragmentary text indicates an emergency levee breach risk near a town with warnings for immediate evacuation. Names and exact locations are unreadable, but the tone implies a public safety alert about rising water and the need to move to safety.
Silver Service for the New Battleship Idaho
The Gorham Company of Providence and New York crafted a distinctively American Colonial style silver service for the United States battleship Idaho. The set includes state and national emblems such as the National Seal, State seal, Navy Department seal, eagle, dolphins and shell ornaments, reflecting donor and service symbolism introduced in the May 3 presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Slutes
Idaho
Gorham Company
Providence
New York
Wilverwareé
National
State
Navy Department
Court refuses to enjoin trust in U S Steel dissolution case
In Trenton New Jersey on May 9 the U S District Court dismissed the injunction request against United States Steel and subsidiaries to prevent destruction of books and papers relevant to potential dissolution. Only American Steel and Wire retained protection amid lack of evidence of threat or criminal interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
United States District Court
United States Steel Corporation
Gris, Huffington
McPhearson
American Steel and Wire Company
Courts of Justice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mabel Snider
Cheyenne Business College
Clyde’ Watts
Hazel Becker
J. B. Hall Pesterday
Repulican
Partnes
Keefe Hall
Burl Carely
Golden
Colo
Reformatory
Mitchell
Nebraska
Gordon O. Lathan
Gold Watch and Chain
Tomer
Gleason’s
Helen Ware
Capitol Avenue Theater
Wellville
Tronds
Sheea Anand Boll
Irwinville Levee
Milgo
Torras
Silver Service
Steel and Wire Company
Kansas
Peachbody & Nelson
Thames
W. U
Want
Wyoming
Trytt
New “Crown” Watch
America
Edholm & Akin Co. Puains Building
Derby
Arrow Brand
Arrow
the Hatter
West Seventeenth Street
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