News In Brief From Cheyenne
A collage of short notes mentions J B Anderson of Lingle visiting on business, Rev Isaias Paseha Poulas of Denver conducting baptisms, C D Manane of Jasper in Cheyenne, NR C Evans arriving from Casper, Dora Robertson visiting from Lanier, H P Cornstort of Riverton attending to business, J B Wilson of McKinley in town, and other local notices including auto tire vulcanising and repairs.
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Cheyenne
NR. C. Evans
Casper
City Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Events
A stream of visitors arrives in Cheyenne including Theodore Shoemaker from Manville and George Austen on business. Mrs. Harry Nash undergoes a serious operation at St. John’s hospital and rests. George W. Wine and Miss Dorothy Teese obtain a marriage license. A Parent Teachers Association meeting is postponed. State Immigration Commissioner Hill travels to Laramie.
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Harry Nash
Willsdale Yeaterday
St. John’s Hospital
Detecting Harmful Effects of Tobacco Warns of Nicotine Poisons
Dr Connor from Johns Hopkins outlines how tobacco use harms health and lists simple tests to detect damage. He warns of general debility, heart and lung trouble, and cancer, and promotes Nicotol tablets as a quick remedy with a drugstore money-back guarantee.
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New York
Connor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Notable Visitors and Travelers in Cheyenne City
Sunday arrivals include Wilhelm Braunschweig and Mrs Braunschweig returning from Gellin Colorado by auto. Judge J Visbeck prominent attorney and former Wyoming chief justice attended to city business. W H Moar of Federal also in Cheyenne for business. Ed McCarty and Lee Gilford from Bear Creek ranch. Sheriff C W Messenger of Converse county in town. A J Forst of Sheridan registered at Normandie. Mrs J L Welch of Casper visiting. Byron Wilson from McKinley. A L Cameron of Buford in city. Berthold Sleveck of Pine Bluffs a Cheyenne visitor. John Nanton departed for Wheatland. Monte Blevins, cattle raker from northern Colorado, in Cheyenne from Walden.
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J. Visbeck
Mne
Wyoming Supreme Court
Initiation smoker and supper Thursday May 15
An invitation to a Thursday evening event titled Initiation smoker and supper on May 15 encourages attendees not to miss the big fun. COMMITTER.
United States Petroleum Co Sets 1919 Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of United States Petroleum Co stockholders is scheduled for Tuesday May 21 1919 at 2:00 p m at Citizens National Bank building Cheyenne Wyoming. Directors will be elected and other business may be transacted. Transfer books close Saturday May 17 1919 at 12:00 m. F A Bailey secretary.
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United States Petroleum Co
Citizens National Bank Bidg
Cheyenne
Wyoming
F. A. Bailey
German Workers Press for Cheaper Food and Lower Wages
Quiet shift spreads after peace terms as German railway workers join a movement to curb prices and demand wage reductions. At a Vienna conference with Minister Schmidt, representatives signaled willingness to drop higher wage demands if the government cuts food costs.
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Associated Press
Berlin
German Railwaymen’s Association
Schmidt
Express Employees End Strike Today
New York May 42. Nine thousand striking employees of the American Hallway Express Company voted unanimously to return to work tomorrow and leave the adjustment of grievances to their committee on officials of the railway administration.
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Associated Presa
New York
American Hallway Xpress Company
Railway Administration
Margaret Wilson Says Au Revoir to Soldiers of France
Miss Margaret Wilson bade farewell to Metz at a soldier’s concert yesterday with General Maud Hay and Metz mayor M. Presvel in attendance. She declared that nations are one league and that she will not say goodbye but au revoir.
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Margaret Wilson
France
Associated Press
Metz
Maud Hay
M. Presvel
Uncle Sam Claims Property of Alien Willed to Widow
The enemy alien property custodian in New York reported seizing a 4,253,497 dollar cable left by Herman Giecken, former head of Grossman & Siebken, who died as an enemy alien in Germany. The case notes payments or proceeds linked to the estate and potential claims by a widow.
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Uncle Sam
Associated Press
New York
Herman Giecken
Grossman & Siebeken
Hadenaden
Germany
Baden Baden
Weekly Review of Wyoming Industry Highlights
A Wyoming industry roundup notes 9,000 sheep sold for 17.50 each at Kemmerer, a 100 ton oil shale plant planned for Green River, and rapid drilling in Farrington field by Union Oil and Gas Co. It reports rising oil excitement after the Ore Ol well in Dry field, Lincoln County, with frequent visits by major company reps. Demand for land grows in Dry, Big Piney Fossil, Cumberland and Bridger Butte fields. new wool scouring venture in Ned Dewert Casper. plans for a 109,060 high school building. Cretaceous well spouting oil. Producers and Refiners Co. enters Lance Creek area. Local notes include Lusk paying to launch a refining plant, Cheyenne farmers building an elevator, Glenrock roadwork, and government rail, telephone, and telegraph policy debates.
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Lincoln County
Thermopolis Wild West Show Promises Major Event
Major Tim McCoy of Thermopolix announces a three day wild west show at Thermopolis hot springs from June 27 to 29. The event features 200 Wind River Indians led by Yellow Calf, top riders and ropers, and special Burlington trains from Lander and elsewhere to entertain a large crowd.
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Tim McGoy
Thermopolix
Thermopolis
Hot Springs
McCoy
Lander and I
Burlington
Wind River Reservation
Arapahoe
Yellow Calf
Weather brief on Cheyenne and surrounding routes
Roads out of Cheyenne are in good condition with occasional rough spots. From Rock River to state line west, conditions are fair to good. From Chugwater to Diamond the highways are dry but rough in spots.
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Cheyenne
Rock River
State Line
Diamond
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Tity News
Pital
Coil Company Coal
Gehl & Molliday
J. B. Anderson
Lingle
Roy J. White
Plains Hotel
Isaias Pasehapoulas
Denver
Noof paints—Sherman Co
C.D. Manane of
Jasper
Bill
Dora Robertson
Lanier
H. PD. Cornstort of
Riverton
City
H Finkbiner
Jotta, Huckfeldt & Eli
J. BR. Wison
McKinley
Plains Auto Company
Ols
Harry Adame
Gasper
Mr. and
Mra
C. M. Tasmussen
Manville
Jo Napier
Cheyenne Yrstorday
Chugwater
Theodore Shoemaker
George GC Austen
Mr. Alsten
W. F. Wenning
J. C. Lord
George W. Wine
Dorothy Teese
Parent-Teachers' Association
N. K. Boswell
Sweetwater Section
State
Hill
Laramie
Wilhelm Braunschweig
Adolph Braunschweig
Gellin
Colo
W. H. Moar
Federal Fa
Ed. McCarty
Lee Gilford
Bear Creek
C. W. Messenger
Converge County
A. J. Forst of
Sheridan
the Normandie
Mrs
J. L. Welch “of
The
Byron Wilson
Fa. L. Cameron of
Buford
Berthold
S. Sleweck
Pine Bluffs
Nanton
Wheatland
Monte Blevins
Colorado
Walden
Liberty Bond
Selene Goldblatt
West Lingsoln ‘Way
Express
Sherman Co
Weekly Review of Wyoming Industry
Kemmeren
Green River
Union Oil& Gas Co
Farrington Field
Ned Dewert
Producers & Refiners Co
Sheridan Post
Lusk
Tward
Glenrock
Greybull
Midwest
Lanamif
King Bros
la Follette
Lost Soldier Field
Fort Steele
Cow Gulch
Lance Creek
House Painta—Sherman Co
Useo
Highways Weather Report
United States
W.e.dinneenchen
W. H. Kleinke
Capitol Ave
Carpenter Machine and Repair Shop
Carpenter
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