Local Notices and Advices From Cheyenne 1900s Era
Mixed items announce business ads and notices. Miller’s watch repair at 1709 Carey Ave promises quality work. Gospel Mission moves to 604 West High Street. Mrs Stanton teaches vocal music at 408 W 33rd St. Homestead entry by Bessie Sites at 160 acres. Mondell act entry by H Kirk Tyers on 320 acres. 221 West 18th St hosts American Electric Shoe Shop. Cheyenne firms advertise flour, leather, and hairdressing services. court ruling favoring plaintiff in US vs Newcastle Land and Live Stock for 351.20. vaccination of thirty sheep at Willia Springs. Archie Allison wins 10,000 contract for Kuster House additions in Laramie. Maroon Water Power Co incorporated with $30,000 capital. Pompadours and hairdressing services offered by Mrs Clara A. Ligier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Carey Ave
Weat Highteenth Street
Stanton
33Rd St
Homestead
Bessie Sites
Saratoga
West 16Th Street
Mondell
H. Kirk Tyers
Guernsey
American Electric Shoe
West 18Th St
van Tassel
Cheyenne
Kansas
Peabody & Nelson
Thames
U. S
Newcastle Land and Live Stock Company
Tresspass
Uie
New Water Power Co
Maroon Water Power Company
Wyoming
Denver
Clara A. Ligier
19Th St
Salt for Farm Animals: Importance and Access
Farmers should provide constant access to salt in a box or boxes for all livestock. Animals crave salt and will self-regulate intake when freely available, preventing deficiency and supporting active blood circulation and digestion. Regular supply helps prevent disease and is cost effective for stockraisers.
The Campbell Bros Shows Bring Circus to Town Today
The article extols the Campbell Bros Shows performing today in town. It celebrates the memory of clowns from ancient circuses, notes the variety of clowns and acts, and highlights the respect for circus talent including acrobats and burlesque features. It also mentions Toulon cork workers earning very low wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Brothers
Campbell Bros
Toulon
France
Early soil prep guides sowing spring crops
Advice stresses value of every fall day for land preparation and timely work. Emphasizes that groundwork in autumn determines success of early spring sowing and crop outcomes.
Railroad News Aiming to Beautify Station Grounds
Union Pacific directs station grounds cleanup for the coming season with orders for prompt, vigorous action. Cheyenne property already cleaned with vines planted near the depot walls as part of the effort to present an attractive appearance this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Offichite Ja Aw
laWite
Cheyenne
Rail work reshapes Union Pacific offices in Cheyenne
The assist ant trainmasters and finekeepers office is being fully renovated by B and B department workers. Old plaster on ceilings and walls will be replaced and repapered with woodwork repainted. The Little Miss Fixit troupe arrives Cheyenne May 21 on Train 105 and departs next day for Fremont. Helen Ware and company arrive today and leave tomorrow for Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
B. & B. Department
Little Miss Fixst” Theatrical Company
Cheyenne
The
Fremont
Helen Ware and Company
Denver
Railroad Officials Travel In Official Military of Cheyenne
A series of travel moves by railroad and railway office personnel are recorded. W. Be. Yeo and J. Fred Dawson with U.P. and Pennsylvania offices visit Cheyenne on official business. Others listed relocate to Denver Oakland Jefferson Oregon Carson Nevada and Lynn Colorado amid notes on sheep profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BE. Yeo
Agena
Pennsylvania Railroad
Salt Lake
J. Fred Dawson
U.P
Cheyenne
P. H. Beck
U. P
Laramie
Maitland
Harry Hinds
Denver
General Darkwell
Charline Rockwell
E. A. Yelton
Oakland
Benjamin Nash
Atlas Attractions Again Applauded Act Praised at Atlas Show
The Atlas show week opened with three strong turns led by Hilly Brown's humor and tuneful singing. Apache Dancers impressed Cheyenne audiences with a novel routine while Mack & Hastings displayed strong vocal talents in solo and ensemble pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilly Brown
Mack & Hastings
20 HENS TO THE PEN AT COLORADO SPRINGS FARM
A practical egg farmer in Colorado Springs keeps twenty hens per 12 by 18 foot pen with 16 by 80 foot yards. He reports 80 to 95 percent egg yield, often twenty eggs per day from twenty hens, and 16–18 eggs per pen during laying season. Larger pens lowered output. alfalfa pasture reduced daily eggs to five or six. Regular feeding and kept habitat best for consistent production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springa
Fruit for Health Says Eat Plenty of Fruit Daily
The article cites Dr. Harvey W. Wiley urging universal daily fruit intake. He endorses oranges and apples as affordable health aids and argues increased fruit consumption will reduce medical bills and improve the nation’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey W. Wiley
Dr. Wiley
Syrup of Figs touted for stomach bowel cleanse
An ad-style piece promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle, safe cleanse for children and adults. It claims the product clears poisons and waste from the stomach liver and bowels within hours, alleviating fever irritability and other symptoms. It stresses natural ingredients figs and anise and urges mothers to keep a supply handy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onta
Calliforyla Ig Syrup Co
Rae Fay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr Prices
Il. &. Babins
Board of Sheep Commissioners
Willla Springs
F. &. Warren
Archie Allison
Kuster
Charles Kuster
Peter Smart
Railroad News
Heantily Station
Bretnall
Western Weighing Association
Rock Strings
Morning Glory
Malaga
Texas
Ohenstein Bros
Atlas Attractions
Francis John Dyer
Echolm & Akin
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