Local notes on services and business ads in Kemmerer area
Various notices list services from water repair to hat sales and tailoring. Miller's offers affordable plumbing work at 1700 Garey Ave, while The American Electric Shoe Shop and Not So Woolly highlight repairs and clothing. Incorportations show Kemmerer LeBarge Oil and Hec itive and Tog gery firms with $100,000 shares. Marriage licenses granted to George N Clark and Claire A Snodernas. Concert by Roney Woys at the Methodist church. Dying and bleaching at hair salon by Pompadoure. Local voices praise Wyoming hospitality amid Hat sale at 83.00 reduced to 2.00 at Datner’s.
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Miller’s
Garey Ave
H. Wolfer and
Weat
16Th Street
Fort
Roney Woys
American Electric Shoe
West 18Th St
OW Company
Kemmerer-LeBarge Ol
Secretary of State
Kemmerer
L. R Henderson
P. J. Quealey
FE. L. Smith
Kem
Clara A. Ligier
18Th &T
N. J. Forward
Centralia
Egbert
Leader
Forward
Wyoming
Brown speech at club dinner draws big laughter
Hicks reports Brown’s remarks at the club dinner last night sparked loud laughter as he quipped about Wille T occupying his thoughts. The opening sentence drew a strong reaction, and the audience roared at the surprise line.
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Hicks
Brown
Wicks
Wille T
Poston
Baxter Named General Manager of Copper River Road
R W Baxter previously superintendent for Asia Pacific at Omaha and chief dispatcher in the city has realigned to become general manager for the Copper River and Northwest, Guggenheim line from Cordova Alaska into copper and coal fields. The road faced massive construction and operation challenges. Baxter traveled through Cheyenne en route to the Pacific coast for Alaska.
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R. W. Baxter
Asian Pacific
Omaha
Linole Central
Copper River
Northweatero
Cordova
Aleka
Baxter
Cheyenne
Pacific Coast
Alaska City
Injured Man Dies After Train Yard Incident
Ray Laninger who had both feet and an arm amputated in a U P yard accident in Rawlins died in hospital Saturday. The incident occurred in May and involved injuries from a train yard mishap.
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Ray Laninger
U. P
Rawlins Yard
Snow Reduces Output at Boford Grate Pit
Snow weather slows operations at the Boford grate pit, reducing ore output and delaying processing. Workers report limited production as conditions remain unfavorable for mining.
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Boford Grate
The
Snowbound Workers Hampered by Eight Inches of Snow
Large Saturday snowfall slowed yard work as eight inches covered the ground. Crews labored to move loads while equipment struggled, and a bat was placed in the cars to manage the disrupted schedule.
Railroad timetable change delayed for Colorado & Southern
Last week announced plan to shift Colorado & Southern schedule with a Denver train leaving Cheyenne 30 minutes later and the northbound from Denver departing 30 minutes after the posted time, but unforeseen complications prevented the change.
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Colorado & Southern
Denver
Cheyenne
Building Wider Bridges Over Laramie River
Heavy shipments of structural steel arrive at the U P for widening bridges on the Laramie river between Laramie and Lookout. The steel is strong enough for the railroad’s trains and engines. A special derrick was sent to remove the items from the care. Ten cars already on site and installation will begin soon.
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U.P
Laramie River
Laramie
Lookout
State Leader Wants Ad Medium for Wyoming Try It
The Wyoming publication encourages readers to try the Want Ad section of The State Leader as a practical medium forclassified needs and notices. Local readers are urged to explore ad options for jobs, services, and items.
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Wyoming
Phosphate of Potash and Brain Fluids Discussed
A fragment describes phosphate of potash as a mineral salt essential to brain nerve fluid formation. It claims potassium phosphate attracts substances needed to make the elixir of life and emphasizes a healthy brain for 활tivity in this world.
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Geohegan
Beamis
Bury Hatchet At Industrial Club Smoker
The Cheyenne Industrial Club hosted a bipartisan smoker bringing Repuytidors and Democrats together to discuss major questions for Wyoming. The event aimed to ease political tensions and promote unity among leaders of opposing parties.
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BURY
Hon
Tiger
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Huerta Reports Battle Losses at Can Jos
El Paso May 12 General Huerta, the federal commander, estimates six hundred killed and wounded in yesterday’s Can Jos battle. He states federals suffered ten killed and forty eight wounded and adds plans to attack Beliano on Wednesday.
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el Paso
Huerta
Can Jos
Beliano
Dry farming merits and manure value examined
The article discusses dry farming as scientific tillage for semi arid regions, stressing seed bed preparation and moisture conservation to boost yields. It compares fresh versus rotted barnyard manure, noting fresh manure often yields more on corn and wheat, with cautions on crop suitability and soil handling.
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C. A. Macon
Wheat Belt
Alwiya
Tet
Wresh
Andrew Mow
Spirella Corsets Offer Comfort and Style Nationwide
The Spirella Company promotes their corsets as superior residence fitting garments with flexible design, healthful ventilation, pliability to body movements, and wide style options. Local corsetiere Mina M. Humphreys will call to explain merits and arrange fittings in Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Spirella Company
Meadville
A. Letchworth
Garden City
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Canada
Mina M. Humphreys
Cheyenne
Wyo
Silage as a profitable crop says Texas extension chief
C M Evans of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas argues silage boosts forage crops and provides nutritious food for livestock. He notes gaps in cash markets previously forced farmers toward beef, and cautions that ensilage is not marketable or easily transported with quality diminishing after silo removal. Special tooth setting ring offered by local jewellers ends the item.
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C. M. Evans
Agericultural Extension
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
College Station
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Datbher's
Railroad News
Dpes
Geo. W. Carey
Aivey
Piuot
Philadelphia
Goh
Posta Co
Battle Creek
Mid
Postum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek, Mich, U. S. A
REBEL
Elas
Bdhola & Aken Co
Plains
Boston Ladies
Carey Ave
Dildine Garage CO
Cheyenne Auto~Tire & Repair CO
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