Local Business Notices and Property Updates
Mixed local notices list new homesteads and land filings, business ads for repair shops and a truck factory, a legal judgment, vaccine work on sheep, a new water power company, and hairdressing services. Names include Bessie Sites Saratoga, H Kirk Tyers Guernsey, Archie Allison, F. Warren, Peter Smart, and Mrs. Clara A. Ligier Cheyenne. Places include 1709 Carey Ave, 604 Weat Highteenth, 408 W. 33rd St, 316 West 16th, 221 West 18th St, 411 W. 19th St. Dates referenced are yesterday for a homestead entry and Willia Springs vacination trip.
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 Instinctively Craving Good Supply
The text argues that farm animals crave salt and will self-regulate if given constant access. It warns against restricting salt, noting scarcity can lead to overconsumption later. Adequate, regular access supports blood circulation digestion and disease prevention. salt is cheap and beneficial for stock health.
The Campbell Bros Shows Bring Circus Fun to Town
Today crowds gather as Campbell Bros Shows roll into town with clowns acrobats and bands. The article extols the circus spectacle from versatile clowns to burlesque, noting the enduring appeal and the evolving acts that delight American audiences while briefly mentioning Toulon cork workers earning 15 to 75 cents daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulon
France
Early soil prep judged key to spring sowing
The article urges value in every fall day and stresses swift land preparation to sow early spring crops. It highlights that outcomes hinge on timely work, with focus on preparing soil now to support the next growing season.
Railroad News Prompts Station Grounds Beautification
Union Pacific has mobilized workers to clean and beautify station grounds. Assistant General Manager Ware orders vigorous efforts next month to plant flowers, trim trees, and enhance overall appearance for the summer. In Cheyenne, depot walls now feature planted vines as part of the cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Offichite Ja Aw
laWite
Cheyenne
Union Pacific offices to be renovated by B and B crew
The assist ant trainmasters and finekeepers of the Union Pacific occupy offices undergoing extensive renovation. Old plaster is replaced, walls and ceilings replastered, papered, and woodwork repainted. The Little Miss Fixit troupe arrives in Cheyenne on May 21 aboard Train No 105 and departs next day for Fremont. Helen Ware and company also arrive today and depart 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
Transportation officials and travelers pass through Cheyenne notes
W B Eyo district passenger agent for Pennsylvania Railroad based Salt Lake City visits Cheyenne in official capacity. Inspector J Fred Dawson of the Union Pacific travels to Cheyenne on business. U P supervisor P H Beck works near Laramie with Maitland and the Roadmaster. Scale inspector Bretnall of the Western Weighing Association visits from Rock Springs to Denver for Harry Hinds. Multiple others including Darkwell, Charline Rockwell, E A Yelton family, and J H Snyder family depart to Oakland, Jefferson, Pampa, Sidney, Carson, and Lynn. It is noted a case when keeping old sheep can be profitable.
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
Bretnall
The
Western Weighing Association
Rock Strings
Harry Hinds
Denver
General Darkwell
Charline Rockwell
E. A. Yelton
Oakland
Benjamin Nash
Atlas Attractions Again Applauded at the Atlas show
The Atlas show week opened with three strong turns including Hilly Browns comedic and melodic pieces. Apache Dancers impressed Cheyenne audiences with novel acts while Mack and Hastings showed solid vocal skills in solo and duo numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilly Brown
Mack & Hastings
20 Hens Per Pen Proves Best for Egg Yields
A Colorado Springs farmer reports keeping twenty hens per pen sized 12 by 18 feet with connecting yards 16 by 80 feet yields 80 to 95 percent egg production. He cites 16 to 18 eggs per pen during laying season and notes larger pens drop output even with care. Turning birds to an alfalfa lot reduced daily eggs by five or six per hen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springa
Fruit for Health and Daily Fruit Consumption
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley advocates daily fruit intake for health. He endorses eating ample fruit such as oranges or apples, noting similar costs and benefits. The nation appears to be following this advice as it may reduce medical bills and improve overall health.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Dr. Wiley
A Happy Child in a Few Hours
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle stomach and bowel cleanser for children. It promises quick relief from feverish, irritable, or sickly behavior by removing poisons and waste through a single teaspoonful, touting safety and pleasing taste. It urges mothers to keep fig syrup on hand and claims full package directions for all ages.
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
Campbell Brothers
Campbell Bros
Railroad News
Heantily Station
Morning Glory
Malaga
Texas
Ohenstein Bros
Atlas Attractions
Francis John Dyer
Echolm & Akin
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