Local Notices and Classified Items in Cheyenne
Various small notices and ads include watch repair by Miller at 1709 Carey Ave and the American Electric Shoe Shop at 221 West 18th St, park cleanups for summer visitors, a voice teacher at 408 W 23rd St, and D. F. Hudson the state game warden visiting Cheyenne. Articles report immigration board reappointments, timber and stone land entry filings, an incorporation by Union Timber of Lander, and a change to the letter contest deadline to July 15. Other items note vacations, inspections of state institutions, a theft arrest, and health tips from Chamberlain’s Liniment.
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Carey Ave
Weat 16Th Street
E. T. Davids
Douglas
State Board of Immigration
Carey
American Electric Shoe
West 18Th St
C.E. MceMahan
Ellen BR. Latham
Kansas
Peabody & Nelson
Thames
W. Tf
Board of Immigration
L. Couch
Eleventh Infantry
Michelob
Charles Parker
Ho Creek
John A. Miller
Rock Springs
Ime Goldberg
St. Paul
Minn
Henry Sweet
Mr. Sweet
Once-A-Week Social Club Dance At Keefe Hall
A sizable crowd enjoyed the dances at Keefe hall last night hosted by the Once-A-Week social club. The program featured sixteen numbers and two encores with performances from beginning to end and the event noted as the regular Wednesday evening entertainment in Cheyenne.
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Keefe Hall
Strip of land leases for six million four hundred thirty five thousand
Chicago May 16 A lease for 99 years totaling 6 435 000 was signed in Chicago with Hetty Green paying 65 000 annually for land 46 by 190 feet in the business district A future 16 story mill structure costing about 1 000 000 will add value to Green's land Critics call this a stark example of city taxation shifting wealth from public to landowners The piece notes 1900 census shows 260 251 people holding 97 000 000 000 of wealth and cites John Jacob Astor as earning 10 000 000 annually from Manhattan business rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hetty Green
John Jacob Astor
Manhattan Island
Tuberculosis Found Among Swill-Fed Hogs in Cheyenne
State veterinarian Dr. B. F. Davis seeks city council support for an ordinance to end feeding garbage to hogs destined for human consumption. The Denver appeals court previously ruled garbage-fed hogs a nuisance and blocked a ranch from being established. Davis urges Wyoming to join this effort to protect public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Br. B. F. Davis
Colorado State Court of Appeals
Denver District Court
Davis
Wyoming
Crusaders Please at the Lyric In Cheyenne
The Lyric presented Jaaso’s Jerusalem Delivered a photoplay depicting Crusaders recapturing Jerusalem from Turks. Manager W Caswell Farnsworth showcased the film to a full house, praising its heroic warfare and historic drama viewers in Cheyenne highly appreciated the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Caswell
Farnsworth
Jaaso
Jerusalem
Ita Decratern
Cheyenne
Lost Ladlow’s pocket book at Atlas Theatre
Pocket book containing money and papers lost at Atlas Theatre. Owner can identify. Reward offered. Care Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladlow
Atlas Theatre
Railroad Union Meeting Sparks Interest in Employes and Inventors
A rousing meeting at the Union Depot in Cheyenne promoted the Employes and Inventors Association. Special Organizer M. J. Locke of Omaha urged public benefits of railroads while W. M. Jeffers and A. W. Woodruff spoke, aiming to boost membership to prepandemic levels.
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Rome
Union Depot
M. J. Locke
Omaha
W. M. Jeffera
A. W. Woodruff
J. D. Welch
H. E. Rennick
Colorado & Southern
Cheyenne
Denver
F. R. Mullen
Sterling
City
B. O'Neill
U. P
Chas. Ware
Wyoming
M. J. Loche
Employes’ and Investors’ Association
Laramie
Finest Horses and Double Length Railway Cars Display
An exhibit features 42 double length railway cars alongside a display of extraordinary horses. The event showcases rare breeds and large rolling stock. Visitors may view the textiles, equipment, and demonstrations tied to horse racing and rail history.
Admission schedule and showtimes for daily events
A brief notice outlines admission for daily events with rain or shine policy. It lists aticum noon, a 2:00 p m matinée, and an 8:00 p m night show, with doors opening one hour before each performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aticum
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Clara A. Eigier
19Th St
Union Timber Company of
Lander
Chamberlain
Want
Road
Comfort
THE
Coca-Cola CO
Atlanta, GA
Coca-Cola
Shriners
Union Pacific
Richmond
Masonic Temple
Robert L. Young
Tle
the Crusaders
Crusaders
Vila Go
Tom Hi
Mgr
Lyric Theatre
Railroad News
Fort Collins
Tn Cheyenne
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Order of Railroad Conductors Men
Campbell
Seventeen
Edholm & Akin
Nielos
U.P
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