No Sweets Magazine Today WE THE PEOPLE
News snippets report T A Cosgriff visiting Denver on business and Mis Meaney and daugh ter traveling as U P passengers to Denver. Mrs Kunin plans Emporia home. land notices note Final Proof filings by Kate Donnelly and others under the Mondell Act. Church Mother’s Day services offer transport for infirm mothers. Mrs Ligier advertises scalp and hair treatments.
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T. A. Cosgriff
National Bank
Denver
Mis
Thomas Meaney
U. P
Fred Kunin
Cheyenne
Emporia
Kans
Kerry
Gordon
Lanthan
Iron Mountain
Kate Donnelly
Medicine Bow
Mondell Act
Lool
Joseph Weleman
Bordeaux
Fuhrman
Sunrise
Edwin Carter
Harrison, Neb
Noah H. Hudson
Wheatland
Mia
Clara A
Ligier
Nelson
Desert Claim Entries and Local Business Notices
A composite item lists homestead entries by James A. Mullen, Robert Ahara, and Basil E. Thomas from Wheatland and LaGrange. It also notes local services from the Little Leaders watch repair shop, the American Electric Shoe Shop, and a trunk maker. Photographer Ernest R. Moore closes his Capitol studio and plans a Kimball move. Governor Carey speaks on Our Mothers to high school students.
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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 Praises Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Poughkeepsie New York woman using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound says it cured backache nervousness and pain after stopping work in a factory. She gained five pounds and credits the remedy for relief and life restoration after doctors advised operation. The ad invites letters for personal advice from the company and promises privacy.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Trum Plenzie
Jay St. Poughkeepsip
Lydia
Pinkham
M Medicine Co
Japanese laborer killed on Union Pacific train
Jap laborer T Kido was struck and killed by speeding No 4 on the Union Pacific at Como early yesterday morning. The engineer first saw the body hurled after the impact and the train was stopped at once. The coroner received the body.
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Union Pacific
T. Kido
Como
Transfers and Promotions in U P Division Office
R A Grace stenographer moves to Assistant Superintendent Olmstead's office and Joseph Wopot, now in the store department, is named to succeed Grace starting Sunday May 12th. This marks a promotion for both individuals.
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R. A. Grace
U. P
Olmstead
Joseph Wopot
Mr. Grace
Union Pacific Foreman Leaves Hospital After Daughter's Death
Section foreman G F Self, injured when struck by a passenger train at Medicine Row about a month ago, was released from the hospital upon learning his daughter's death. He had remained convalescent as news spread of the tragedy.
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G. F. Self
Union Pacific
Moon Fully Recovered After Operation
E. H. Moon, roadmaster for the U P at Rawlins, went west on No 3 today to resume duties after a serious operation in Omaha. He has fully recovered and is able to return to work.
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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
Local Names Appear Across Cities
Hart Minneapolis Mra J H Frost Denver M Williame Wheatland F P Oliver San Antonio are listed among names and places in the fragment, indicating a cross city reference or notice.
Notable Names Listed in Regional Notices
S. B. Phillips of Seattle and Charles Locke of Lincoln top a list of residents and officials. Others include C. W. Weasner of Richmond California Mrs Swan Matson of Guernsey and W. J. Rowe of Omaha. Additional entries mention W. A. Boland of Chicago O 2 Searles of Denver and L. A. Broderick of Denver.
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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 Names List of Denver and Keota Residents
A fragmented OCR entry lists individuals including Fred Kimball of Denver W J Griffin Kerr Cole Mra O M Brants Fr Collina Fe W Cochran Denver Clarry J Sprague Keota J J Gillen Glen Rock. No events or actions specified.
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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
Unclear list of names and places in archival snippet
Fragmentary OCR reads names and cities including G. C. Wyatt Bidney Frank Mc Cabe Denver M 8 Kenney Indianapolis O V Owens Greeley Fred Smith Los Angeles.
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G. C. Wyatt
Bidney
Frank McCabe
Denver
Kenney
Indianapolis
O. V. Owens
Greeley
Fred Smith
Los Angeles
Notable Listed Names Across Cities
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 T Tucker of Lander, J E Rhinehart of Horse Creek are named figures in a regional listing across multiple towns. The document names several individuals with city affiliations including Denver Chicago Lander Grover Horse Creek.
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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
Obscure Names in a Regional Ledger Entry
A fragmentary list records individuals C J Wilson Rawlins Fred Johnson Rawlins J G Baker Sidney Neb A L Patton Armada Mo Anna Davis Cokeville 8 A Ballard Lost Springs D Ellsworth and wife Shoshont Misa Jennie Pyard Lost Cabin RR E Gamble Greeley L W Pierce Evanston L Todd and wife Cumberland C J Wilson 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
Woman Accused Of Wounding Private Walter In Hilton Saloon
Private Walter of the Ninth Cavalry suffered a bone deep throat cut in a Hilton saloon. The assailant, a woman claiming to be his wife, was arrested by Patrolman Scholes after the incident. She gives different names Pearl Brigga and Pearl Walker. motive likely jealousy.
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Walter
Ninth Cavalry
Walker
Hilton Sunloome
Knolfe
Gilbert Scholes
Pearl Brigga
Pearl Walker
Mrs Meyer Frank Visiting Morrison Illinois in May
Mrs Meyer Frank is visiting Morrison Illinois for May as guest of Mrs HW Boyd. Mrs Boyd spends a few months at her old home with her parents while her daughter recuperates nicely.
State Leader Want Ads Feature Middleman Service
The notice outlines a classifieds service offering middleman assistance for both ends of a deal. It mentions three units priced at 25 cents each, indicating a small-scale ad option and potential coordination through a local intermediary.
I'm Only One Who Can Lick Taft Says Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt letter to Caswell reveals Roosevelt claiming his ability to challenge Taft and denouncing party bosses. He argues primaries show Taft trailing, urges Minnesota to back him alongside Oregon Illinois Pennsylvania Nebraska and Maryland, urging nationwide support to block Taft and fight bosses.
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Taft
Theo
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Maols
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Oregon
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Maryland
Chicago
Hoosevelt
Mr. Taft
Republican Party
Minnesota
Elas
Mlinois
Ontaine
Kansas
Women on the Farm Conference Highlights Rural Progress
The March Philadelphia gathering of Women Folks on the Farm, led by Miss Martha Van Rennselaer and Mrs Jane Kane Foulke, urged educational work for farmers wives and equal partnership with husbands. The talk praised the gasoline engine and home devices to reduce drudgery, enabling women to manage chores, teach children, and contribute to farm life.
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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’s Heir Plans to Continue Teaching
Misa Charlotte Daker of New York, heir to banker John Kennedy, says she will not abandon her piano teacher work or school project on East Fifty Fifth Street despite receiving a $1,890,600 bequest. She plans to continue her current work exactly as in the past.
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New York
John & Kennedy
Misa Charlotte
Daker
East Fifty-fifth
The Courage of Opposing Conventions
A Detroit Free Press quote questions if a man has courage of his convictions. It notes he remains undeterred by neighbors’ laughter and continues planting in the garden despite mockery.
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OPER
Passage on presidential chances and Teddy's candidacy
In a Detroit Free Press excerpt a veteran warns that any American could become president, while a youth counters that Teddy Roosevelt plans to continue running. The piece mixes quotation and stray garbled lines about expressions and rental timing.
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United States
Teddy
Bound to Mer Bom Wit Hi
The fragment appears garbled and lacks clear people, places, or events to define a coherent news item. No identifiable organizations or dates are present to anchor a summary.
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Philadelphia
Keeurd
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