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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1912

Page

5

Local notices and business ads fragment roundup

Multiple small items include a watch repair ad from Miller's-Is at 1709 Carey Ave and a bankrupt sale by Nicholas trustee for Barry Hios. Funeral notice for an infant at Lakeview cemetery. Shoe shop advert at 221 Wear. Dismissal of Beatrice Larson and Adelaide George case. University of Colorado engineer student Mr Warkley class of 1912. Memorial Day clothing donation request by Casile or Mahar. Dyeing and bleaching by Micsieler at 411 W 19th St.

Miller’s Carey Ave Russell H. Nichols Barry Hios Carey N Avenue West 16Th Street Wellnitz Dleatwedl Beatrice Rarson Adelaide George

Local notices and new appointments hit Cheyenne scene

Tarber shops announce long hours through Wednesday and brief closure on Decoration Day Thursday. AV meat markets close at noon Thursday. Industrial Club meets admits RK Nichols and Frank H Wescott as new members and secretary. Rock Springs visitors T A Taliaferro Jr and William Moonay call at the Elade office. Incorporations: Conservative Mining and Leasing Co with 1.9 million capital filed in Cheyenne. Hibbard Ballinger real estate and live stock firm with 26000 capital based in Buffalo. J Wesratt named deputy in the secretary of state office arrives in Cheyenne to take over duties later this week as Macashan leaves for Big Piney.

Industrial Club HH. Nichols Frank H. Wescott Rock Springs T. A. Taliaferro, Jr William Moonay Eladce Cheyenne Mining and Leasing Company Hibbard & Ballinger

Fashionable Hall Dressing at Mrs Ligier's eRatity Parks

A fragment notes a fashionable hall scene at Mrs Ligier's event at eRatity Parks located at 411 West 19th Street. The text references a phone listing 817-W.

Ligier eRatity Parks

Union Officials Form Sanitary Board in New York

Representatives of unions allied with the United Hebrew Trades met in New York city and decided to form a sanitary board to enforce safe conditions in city factories. The plan calls for thorough inspections of current conditions with strikes possible if improvements are not made.

United Hebrew Trades New York City

Cook Bros Sanitary Ice Price Listing

Sanitary ice sold at 30 cents per hundred by Cook Bros Co. Order by phone 197.

Cook Bros. Co

Five Tons of Books Placed for Fort Russell Library

Fort Russell orders five tons of books from Collier company through W. R. Vernon to equip a complete and up-to-date reading room. The expenditure exceeds $6,000 for new literature and instruction material, aiming to improve post libraries and education for soldiers.

Fort J. A. Risell United States Army W. R. Vernon Collier Company Ft. Russell

Laborers arrive for Colorado & Southern camps near Thermopolis

Seventy five laborers reach Cheyenne from Denver for Colorado & Southern construction camps near Thermopolis. Chicago gangs join the effort and section men are moved to fill vacancies caused by the labor shortage. Also notes a board of inquiry finding in the May 20 1912 death of a Japanese laborer at Thayer Junction and confirms death due to negligence of the worker.

Cheyenne Denver Colorado & Southern Thermopolis Chicago Wyoming Thayer Junction Rock Springs Wyo H. Matsouka

Railroad Officials Visit Cheyenne on Business

Railroad personals report J J Craran traveling passenger agent for WA P in Denver was in Cheyenne in official capacity. W H Comer general agent for Chicago Great Western based in Denver is in Cheyenne. A B Hill general western passenger agent for Lehigh Valley Chicago office is visiting Cheyenne on company business. A H R Jordan assistant engineer for UP has returned from Kansas with his wife Mrs Jordan.

J. J. Craron WA. P Denver Cheyenne W. H. Comer Chicago Great Western A. B. Hill General Western Lehign Valley Chicago A. HR. Jordan U P Kansasity Jordan

Old-Time Remedy Darkens the Hair

An advertisement promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. It claims to restore color, stop dandruff and itching, promote hair growth, and improve scalp health after a few days of use. The product is sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.

Wyeth

Industrial club forms plan to improve route to Denver

Officials from the American Automobile Association expect hundreds of touring parties to use the Heyentte overland route this summer. The Industrial Club appoints a committee to study improvements, focusing on the sixteen mile stretch between here and Denver, to attract traffic and avoid Cheyenne.

American Automobile Association Industrial Club Denver Cheyenne Induestrial Club Good Roads

Summer visit notes in Missouri city with relatives

M. B. Moore route inspector for the UL P. is in the city on business. W B. Melvish traveling passenger agent for the Church Valley was in Cheyenne from the Denver office yesterday.

Missouri City M. B. Moore UL P W B. Melvish Churh Valley Cheyenne Denver

Notable Movements Report From City and Rail Lines

Mr. Dubois returns to Chicago while W H H Trevman heads to Rock Springs. Mrs. Hal P Fudge and sister travel to Indianapolis. Lieutenant Russell escorts a carload of prisoners to San Francisco. Mrs. De la Cour moves to Sidney. Doctors County and Bennett go to Owamo. Thomas Heaney Sr. journeys to Denver. L A Gres reports to Seattle.

Mrs Lister's Beauty Parlors Ad

Local beauty parlor at 411 West 19th Street advertises high class services with phone number 17 W for bookings and inquiries.

Last Judgment concert rehearsal by Saturday Musical Club

The Saturday Musical Club held a final rehearsal for Ludwig Spohr’s The Last Judgment the evening before a May 30 concert at the Parent House. A biblical narrative and dramatic music promise a significant performance, with strong preparation and urging public support for ongoing musical uplift.

Ludwig Spohr Adleiste Cheros Pareth House Dudlenke Cheyenne

Memorial Day Parade Formations Detailed

The article lists Memorial Day parade divisions forming in order along city streets. First division on Seventeenth Street with right resting on Capitol Avenue, then Second on Seventeenth Heat of Capitol Avenue, Third on Capitol Avenue south of Seventeenth, Fourth on Eighteenth Street near Capital Avenue, and Fifth on Nineteenth Street east side with right resting on Capitol Avenue. A. A. MAUAR, Adjt.

Memorial Day Seventeenth Street Capitol Avenue Capital Avenue Capitol Wreenue A. A Mauar Adit

Lead Man Hid His Riches in Tin Box

In Goldfield Nevada a man once living in Lend left a will gifting 5000 to churches and friends. Hidden tin box contained 110 shares of Tomertake stock at over 60 per share and uncashed dividends. A friend in Goldfield is sought to locate the box and settle the estate.

Deadwood Sanminet Hen 1 Lend Goldfeld New Nowt Goldfield Tomertake Uteek Coldfield

Justwed Homecoming Souvenir Card Caused Family Upset

A Washington trip ends with Homer Justwed and Blossom J receiving a photo postcard as a joke. Mommer erupts over the card showing Homer with another woman, sparking a family row about mischief, embarrassment, and the couple’s plans. The misunderstanding reveals humor and tension in a crowded household.

Mra. J Homer Mommer Montmer Homer-doar Mia Mra Mr. J

Curtis Publishite Company Drops Sixteen Young Women

In Philadelphia on May 28 sixteen women at the Ladies' Home Journal building were found engaging in a forbidden key trot. Editor Edward Bok learned of the incident and ordered the supervisor to dismiss the workers involved, as the company clears the staff of those who forgot corporate rules.

Turkey Trop LY Journal Oppice TOK Philadelphia Curtis Publishite Company Ladies' Home Journal Uleenat Edward Bok

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Hureral Babe Juan Marcus Lakeview Polosmean Kilgore Condentes U. of C Croswell Warkley School of Engineer University of Colorado Warkley Versong Thoa A. Casile A. A. Mahar Micsieler’s 19Th St Tarber The Sherman Co Fort Russell Railroad News Harry EB. Hilla Harriman Lines Colorado Capital Mr. Hille Thomas Ogden Emelveer Union Pacific Railroad Company Ite PD. F._ Morris Pssengers Musical Club Justwed Homer Dear Washington Momemoer Wes Hoth Homeredene Nino Aprane Mim J Howe Plueteard Mormmaor Mra J Ecroas & Photograph Gallery Llomer Gevers Mioesom Sacrel Cain Ma Ou Leesh Cebe Denmanied Baki Chic Sanitas Want Tre
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