Cheyenne City Notes and Local Incidents
Mrs Glafcke the Florist advertises cut flowers and turas at Carey Avenue and Zid Street. A marriage license issued to Herman A Major and Marion Gn of Longmont. Loula Lane fined ten dollars for creating a disturbance near Sixteenth Street and Central Avenue. Officials from Western Union and Bell Telephone arrive from Salt Lake to inspect local properties. Fred Boyer opens a new bicycle shop at 422 West Seventeenth Street. A fistfight between George Van Zandt and Dimmick of Cheyenne Cement ends with police intervention. Three prisoners from Converse County pass through Cheyenne on their way to the penitentiary. Local sales on childrens oxfords and women's white canvas oxfords. Gasoline explosion damages part of R A Linn’s home but limited harm. An electrical storm blacks out lights briefly in part of the city.
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Glafcke
Carey Ave
Zid St
Herman A. Major
Marion Gn
Longmont
Loula Lane
Sixteenth Street
Central Avenne
Weatern Union Telegraph
Rocky Mountain ‘Bell Telephone Companies
Cheyenne
Salt Lake
Aew
Fred Boyer
Wilson Grinvile
West Seventesnts Street
George van Zandt
Etty Zidvwalknapecer
Dimmick
Cheyenone Cement, Stone and Brick Company
Wyoming Dry Farming Convention Call Issued
The Wyoming invitation calls Mayors, county officials and organizations to Cheyenne July 20 to organize a Wyoming State Dry Farming Association as a branch of the Dry Farming Congress. It outlines aims, programs, delegate quotas, accommodations, railroad rates, and permanent organizational plans with officials Brooks Cooke and others overseeing the effort.
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At & Cheyenne
Burne
Brooks
Cooke
Spokane
Weton
Colorado & Southern
Union Pacific
Woyming
Chayenne
Wyoming
Wyoming State Dry Farming Association
Dry Farming Congress
Central’ Organization
Clavyenhe
Ifte
Fort
Tey Metaiterat Iid
the of Commerce
Cheyenne
Industrind Club of
International Organization
Woroming
Tiry Parming Congress
Hall Wecome
Mile Gesortation
Ihg Jmne
Ervant B Brooks
Frow Mondeli
Jon T Beans
Spokanes Washington
Wao
Ross Carpenter
Tia W 16Th Bt
Wyo
Yeoh Gone Insinfanthy Trial Offer for Skin Remedy
A garbled ad promotes a skin cure claiming instant relief for itching. It mentions 25 cents for a special trial bottle, produced through a Chicago laboratory, with a guarantee of quick action upon washing. It targets skin conditions and urges immediate purchase.
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Trevor
Berema Wufferera
DD. D. Laboratories of
Chicago
Wwe
Pine Bluffs man Bland faces theft warrant
A warrant sworn before Justice J. B. Anderson, Pine Bluffs, alleges Elmar Bland stole a livery team hired to drive to Torrington. Bland was arrested in the city by Anderson and turned over to the sheriff after allegations he collected $16 and delivered the team to a Hilldale liveryman, with the owner notified.
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Justice’ of the Peace Tt
J. B. Anderson
Elmar Bland
Anderson
Bland
Shoorte Hughes
Blando
Pine Bluffs
Torrington
Hills Dale
Man from Missouri Seeks Dental Fixes at Kelley’s
A visitor from Missouri seeks dental work, reporting loose diseased gums and a damaged bite. After initial lower jaw treatment, he returns requesting full mouth restoration, claiming long chewing issues and a successful result record. Local readers urged to call for a free exam with no charge.
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Geeta
Migsouro
Lune
Hwe
Missouri
Fancy strawberries at Kellcy s
Readable fragments mention strawberries and Kellcy s shop. No clear event, date, or person beyond Kellcy s as a store.
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Kellcy's
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