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The item lists multiple brief notices including banking and travel moves with T A Cosgriff of the Stockgrowers National Bank and Mis Meaney heading to Denver. It notes Mrs Kunin moving to Emporia Kansas and various land filings under the Mondell act by several residents.
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T. A. Cosgriff
National Bank
Denver
Mis
Thomas Meaney
U. P
Fred Kunin
Cheyenne
Emporia
Kans
Local Notices and Business Entries From Desert Claim Era
The page lists various small notices and ads: Miller's watch repair at 1709 Carey Ave Desert Claim. Albert Klotz of Chugwater files an 80-acre desert claim. Mrs. Stanton offers vocal lessons at 408 W. 23rd. homestead entries by James A. Mullen Wheatland Robert 4 Ahara LaGrange Basil E. Thomas Wheatland. American Electric Shoe Shop at 221 West 18th St. planning program of Frontier partially arranged. hand made trunks at The Factory 316 West 16th St. photographer Ernest R. Moore leaves Capitol Ave to Kimball. Governor Carey speaks to high school students on Mothers Day topic Our Mothers.
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Carey Ave
aAlbert Klotz
Chugwater
Stanton
Land Office
James A. Mullen
Wheatland
Robert 4. Ahara
LaGrange
Basil E. Thomas
American Electric
West 18Th St
West 16Th Street
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Ernest R. Moore
Kimball
Carey
Factory girl credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
In Poughkeepsie New York a factory worker who suffered back pain nervousness and fatigue found relief with Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound She reports weight gain renewed health and urges other women to seek the medicine for their female troubles and special advice from the company.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Trum Plenzie
Jay St. Poughkeepsip
Lydia
Pinkham
M Medicine Co
Japanese Laborer Killed by Train Near Como
A Japanese section laborer named T. Kido was struck and killed by speeding No. 4 on the Union Pacific early yesterday near Como. The engineer first saw the man as he was hurled into the air by the impact and fell beside the tracks. The train halted promptly and the body was turned over to the coroner.
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Union Pacific
T. Kido
Como
Stenographer Grace Transferred. Wopot Promoted to Replace Grace
R A Grace moves from U P division engineer to Assistant Superintendent Olmstead with Joseph Wopot succeeding Grace in the engineer's office. Wopot, formerly in the engineer's office and now in the store department, receives the promotion beginning Sunday May 12. Both gains are promotions for the assignees.
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R. A. Grace
U. P
Olmstead
Joseph Wopot
Mr. Grace
Section Foreman G F Self Released After Daughter's Death
Leaves hospital to see his dead daughter and returns home after serious injuries from a passenger train wreck at Medicine Row. Union Pacific foreman G F Self was discharged yesterday while still convalescing after about a month in care.
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G. F. Self
Union Pacific
Moon Fully Recovered, U P Roadmaster Moon Back on Duty
E H Moon roadmaster for the U P at Rawlins has fully recovered from a serious operation in Omaha and resumed duty after a thirty day absence in the company hospital.
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E. H. Moon
U. P
Rawlins
Mr. Moon
Omaha
Hotel Arrivals Plains
Hotel arrivals list includes Pat Sullivan Casper W A Jon Hings Omaha Ray Montgomery Gillette Thomas G McNamara Douglas Percy Roe Douglas Waller Bates Denver J L Hamilton New York E A Pegan Omaha O G Olson Denver HW C Buler Co de Ryck The Hague D W Somes St Laws C E Johns St Louis John A Luttrell Crawford Neb P S Newcastle Denver H 8 Gear-
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Crawford, Neb
P. S. Newcastle
Denver
H. 8. Gear
Hart Minneapolis and Denver Names in Local Notice
Hart Minneapolis Mra J H Frost Denver M Williame Wheatland F P Oliver San Antonio are listed in a partial OCR of a local notice with scattered proper nouns and places. The readable items hint at a notice involving individuals and cities, but the fragmentary text provides no clear action or deadline.
Notable Names in Short List Across Cities
S. B. Phillips of Seattle and Charles Locke of Lincoln are listed alongside C. W. Weasner of Richmond Cal Mrs. Swan Matson of Guernsey W. J. Rowe of Omaha W. A. Boland of Chicago Denver Searles L A Broderick of Denver and other names.
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S. B. Phillips
Seattle
Charles Locke
Lincoln
C. W. Weasner
Richmond
Cal
Mrs. Swan Matson
Guernsey
W. J. Rowe
Omaha
W. A. Boland
Chicago
O. 2
Searles
Denver
L. A. Broderick
Local Notables List Includes Kimball Griffin Kerr and More
A fragmented roster of individuals from Denver to Keota lists Fred Kimball W J Griffin Kerr Cole Mra O M Brants Fr Collina Fe W Cochran Clarry J Sprague and J J Gillen Glen Rock among others, suggesting a community directory or membership.
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Fred Kimball
Denver
W. J. Griffin
Kerr
Cole
Mra
O. M. Brants
Fr. Collina
Fe W. Cochran
Clarry J. Sprague
Keota
J. J. Gillen
Glen Rock
Notable Names in Cited List from Denver to Los Angeles
The fragment lists individuals G. C. Wyatt Bidney Frank Mc Cabe Denver M 8 Kenney Indianapolis O V Owens Greeley Fred Smith Los Angeles indicating a roster or byline trail across multiple cities and states.
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G. C. Wyatt
Bidney
Frank McCabe
Denver
Kenney
Indianapolis
O. V. Owens
Greeley
Fred Smith
Los Angeles
Notable names listed across cities and states in OCR snippet
The fragment names several individuals: H. Bryant of Denver, John T. O'Brien of Chicago, Hmmit Wilkinson of Chicago, W. C. Fohlin of Chicago, R. A. Kettering of Grover, Henry Gunst of Lander, EK. Tucker of Lander, J. E. Rhinehart of Horse Creek. No actions or events provided.
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H. Bryant
Denver
John T. O'Brien
Chicago
Hmmit Wilkinson
W. C. Fohlin
R. A. Kettering
Grover
Henry Gunst
Lander
EK. T. Tucker
J. E. Rhinehart
Horse Creek
Names listed in regional notice with multiple residents
The document lists individuals and places including C. J. Wilson Rawlins J. G. Baker Sidney Neb A L Patton Armada Mo Anna Davis Cokeville A Ballard Lost Springs D Ellsworth and wife Shoshont Misa Pyard Lost Cabin RR E Gamble Greeley L W Pierce Evanston L Todd and wife Cumberland C J Wilson Rawlins Rawlins.
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C.J. Wilson
Rawlins
Fred Johnson
J. G. Baker
Sidney
Neb
A. L. Patton
Armada
Anna Davis
Cokeville
A. Ballard
Lost Springs
D. Ellsworth
Shoshont
Misa Jennie Pyard
Lost Cabin
E. Gamble
Greeley
L. W. Pierce
Evanston
L. Todd
Cumberland
C. J. Wilson
Soldier Slashed in Saloon Attack by Alleged Wife
Private Walter of the Ninth Cavalry survived a brutal knife wound to the throat after an alleged spousal attack in a Hilton saloon. His assailant, identified as Pearl Brigga or Pearl Walker, was arrested by Patrolman Gilbert Scholes as blood evidence and differing accounts pointed to jealousy as the motive.
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Walter
Ninth Cavalry
Walker
Hilton Sunloome
Knolfe
Gilbert Scholes
Pearl Brigga
Pearl Walker
Mrs Meyer Frank and Mrs Boyd Visit Illinois
Mrs Meyer Frank visits Morrison Illinois during May as guest of Mrs HW N Boyd. Mrs Boyd spends a few months at her old home with her parents where her daughter is recovering nicely.
State Leader Classifieds Highlight Middleman Help
The State Leader ad brief notes a middle man assisting both ends of a transaction with a trio of 25 cent entries. It hints at a small scale classifieds arrangement and pricing per item.
I'm Only One Who Can Lick Taft Says Theo
A Theodore Roosevelt letter to R A Caswell of Minneapolis is released. Roosevelt argues Taft is hindered by party bosses, outlines primary results across nine states, and presents his case to win delegates in Chicago. He claims only his candidacy can defeat bosses and secure genuine people’s rule.
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Krosse
Russell St
Cheyenne
Wyo
Taft
Theo
New York
Roosevelt Committee
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
R. A. Caswell
Minneapolis
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Maols
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Oregon
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Maryland
Chicago
Hoosevelt
Mr. Taft
Republican Party
Elas
Mlinois
Ontaine
Kansas
Women on the Farm Conference in Philadelphia Highlights Rural Progress
In March Philadelphia hosted a major gathering of statesmen scholars clergymen and educators under the Pennsylvania Rural Progress Association. Miss Martha Van Rennselaer urged that rural progress hinges on the happiness of the farm wife and the adoption of labor saving devices to ease household duties. Mrs Jane Kane Foulke urged educational work for farmers wives to apply scientific housekeeping and business methods improving farm life and family welfare. The talk covered tools such as gasoline engines powering pumps and electrical lighting, which lessen drudgery and enable children to assist in farm tasks.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Rural Progress Anevelation
United States
Martha van Rennselaer
New York
Jane Kane Foulke
West Chester
Fpoulke
Imust
Mat
New York Banker Bequesths Heir Refuses Change of Career
Misa Charlotte H. Daker of New York inherits 1,890,600 from the late John Kennedy. She says she will not abandon her teaching post on East Fifty Fifth Street and will continue her work as before.
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New York
John & Kennedy
Misa Charlotte
Daker
East Fifty-fifth
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Fragmentary quote from a Detroit Free Press item about courage and behavior, mentioning oper content and neighborhood reactions, with no identifiable person or event details to anchor a summary.
Passage on presidential ambition sparks dialogue
A Detroit Free Press fragment notes a mentor telling a youth that any American can become president, countered by the youth who cites Teddy Roosevelt's ongoing run as a counterpoint. The text ends with a stray line about buying expres shipments and a 24 hour rental caveat.
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United States
Teddy
Bound to Mer Bom Wit Hi
A cryptic note from a Philadelphia Keeurd warns that if you do not raise the price of meat it will fall back to you. The fragment reflects a rural or interior commerce lament about meat costs and market pressure.
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Philadelphia
Keeurd
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