Briefs and Personal Notes From Cheyenne
Cheyenne items list travel for R. M. Lamont of Dildine Garage to Carpenter for several days. Busier notices include barbers open until 9 tonight and closed all day tomorrow, taxi services One-One and Fa fous cule, and hotel guest C. Lawrence from Los Angeles at the Plains. Various residents visit Cheyenne from Denver, Casper, Sheridan, Wheatland, and Torrington with brief business and social updates.
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Lemont
R. M. Lamont
Dildine Garage Company
Cheyenne
Carpenter
Tan Angelés
Hero——C. Lawrence
Los Angeles
the Plains Hotel
Woodmen meet to elect annual Commander at camp ball
Attention W O W members in Phoenix Camp are asked to assemble at their ball on Wednesday morning at 9 o clock to bal the annual Commander.
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Phoenix Camp
Woodmen of the World
A. M. Reis
Start Work Under Tuberculin Law to Test Cattle
State Veterinarian A. W. French plans extensive tests under the new tuberculin test law with Dr. Dunn of Hillsdale assisting. Purdue bulletin reports TB condemned counts across cattle hogs and sheep, and outlines early and advanced symptoms in animals including dairy cows and generalized forms. The guide emphasizes chronic signs and detection through care and condition.
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A. W. French
Dunn
Hillsdale
Agricultural Experiment Station
Purdue University
Aroma Ready-To-Eat Dish From Oakland Kitchen
A prepared aroma ready-to-eat food developed in Oakland California aims to pair with milk or cream for luncheon or dinner. It features berries or other fruits as accompaniments and is designed for easy serving.
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Oakland
California
Farmers Seek Large Loans From Federal Bank
Applications filed with the Federal Farm Loan Bank in Omaha seek loans totaling 16 million dollars. About one third comes from Wyoming, the rest from Nebraska and Iowa. State Engineer James B. True said he can provide water-rights information for any given land when requested and advised against reporting on all irrigable land in Wyoming due to workload.
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True
Federal Farmloan Bank
Omaha
James B. True
Wyoming
Nebraska
Jaws
Bank
J C Alter Praises Cheyenne People Before Move
Local weather forecaster Cecil Alter plans to leave Cheyenne for Salt Lake City on June 4 to join a new station. L H Daingerfield will replace him as meteorologist. officials have not issued notices. Alter praises Cheyenne as the best town, noting hospitality, healthful climate, and community support.
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Cecil Alter
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
L. H. Daingerfield
Weather Bureau
Alter
California
Liberty Bond Memorial Day Parade Plan
W.O.W. hall holds annual memorial services followed by a march to the cemetery in the Memorial Day Parade. A. M. Reis, Consul Commander, urges participation and buying liberty bonds.
Dean Knight Receives Doctoral Degree in Agriculture
Dean Henry G. Knight of the agricultural college at the state university earned a Ph D in agricultural chemistry from the University of Illinois. He completed his doctorate at Urbana after long service at the University of Wyoming beginning in 1904 and culminating in roles as chemistry professor, state chemist, experiments director, and dean. He already held degrees from the University of Washington and has chaired the state council of national defense, aiding food production efforts.
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Henry G. Knight
Agricultural College of the State University
Urbana
Ill
University of Ilinois
Dean Knight
Tory
University of Wyoming
University of Washington
Hie
Knight
State Council of National Defense
Shridan Man Visits Here First Time in 37 Years
Sheridan resident Brundage arrived in Cheyenne yesterday marking his first visit to the capital in 37 years. The trip attracted local interest as residents recalled past meetings and shared memories of earlier visits.
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Wheatland
E. J. Domer
Cheyenne
Shridan Man
W. , Brundage of
Sheridan
Extra Vote Offer Closes Saturday Campaign Earns Extra Votes
The notice outlines a fundraising gimmick: extra votes awarded by June 9 for subscription payments. A candidate turning in 430 dollars receives 90 000 extra votes while 25 dollars yields 75 000. The piece urges intensified effort in the next eleven days to maximize score. It also mentions future subscriptions and allowing start dates for new subscribers.
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Etra
Pioneer Fur Trader Brundage’s Wyoming Years Recap
The record notes Brun dage as a freighter in Wyoming and the Da kotas in early days. In 1889 he hauled flour from Cheyenne to Deadwood. He helped survey the Sheridan townsite in 1882 and has lived there ever since.
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Wyoming
Dakotas
Cheyenone
Deadwood
Brundage
Sheridan
Appointed Delegate to Charity Meeting
Miss Allie Jewell of Wheatland Wyoming was yesterday appointed by Governor Hoar to represent Wyoming at the forty second annual meeting of the national conference of charities and corrections in Pittsburgh June 13. Miss Jewell has been interested in charity work for several years.
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Allie Jewell
Wheatland
Hoar
Wyoming
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Pittsburgh
Miss Jewell
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