Various Local Notices and Entries in Cheyenne
Entries cover land filings under the Mondell act with Robert Hague on 1709 Carey Ave and Lemuel N. Kite on 100 acres. final proof by Thomas H. Keigley on 160 desert acres. incorporation by Raymond W Court and company with $6000 capital in Cheyenne. Fort Russell promotion mention for Colonel E 2% Steever. small fire destroys a dog pound. Helen Dourer returns home from a white slavery case. Reno and Mrs Stoddard of Elden Iowa arrive in Cheyenne en route to Billings Montana after their wedding.
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Carey Ave
Robert Hague
Sinter
West 16Th Street
Thomas H. Keigley
Hook River
American Electric Shoe Shop
18Th St
Lemuel N. Kite
Granite Canyon
Raymond W Court
Steever
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Pt. Wayne
L Helen Dourer
Bright
Ft. Warne
Ind
Ilo Reno
Elden
Jows
Vuinle
Billings
Mon
Railroad News and Early Freight Movements at Cheyenne
Brakeman Nels Peterson suffered a cut above the eye during a “doping” mishap while repacking a journal on a freight car near Barey. Cattle shipments to eastern markets are early but ongoing as U P handles trainloads for Omaha. The Helen Ware company passed through Cheyenne on No. 8, and immigrants from the southern states stopped here en route west of the city. Section crews, about eighty five, arrived from Denver and were sent to Thermopolis. Union Pacific president A L Mohler called on Cheyenne before departing east on No. 4. Passengers Frank Malone and Mrs Parka are noted, along with W J Lane, Denver inspector. The Sherman Co. advertising at 19th St.
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Nels Peterson
Peterson
Barey
Helen Ware Theatrical Company
Cheyenne
U. P
Denver
Thermopolia
Colorado & Southern
U. S
A. L. Mohler
Union Pacific Railroad
East
Postum A Friend At the Breakfast Table
Curious results show tea and coffee abstinence tough for caffeine addicts but Postum offers a worthy substitute. Well made with cream or milk it surpasses many coffees in flavor to true connoisseurs and triggers a transformation in the body within ten days to two weeks.
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Rosa
Wellwillie
Okes
Teddy Greatest Danger Faced By the Republic
Washington May 29 Roosevelt attacked in the House by Representative Fitzgerald Democrat of New York who called Roosevelt the greatest danger faced by the Republic and cited Lincoln to support the charge. A memorandum from 1902 discussed White House offices with notes about permanence during the lifetime. Denver May 29 News to Frank Knox protests against seating Roosevelt delegates in Colorado from the Progressive Republicans. Plans for a state Progressive convention to waive delegations for Roosevelt are under way.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Fitezzerald
New York
Republic
Abraham Lincoln
Fitzgerald
White House
Denver
Colo
Netiie
Frank Knox
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Colorado
J. S. Temple
RE. P. Costigan
Chil
Knox
New Battleships Denied to Navy
Washington May 2 The Democratic House passed a navy appropriation bill that provides for no new battleships. Nine Democrats joined Republicans to amend the bill for one battleship, defeated 190 to 140. Representative Murray urged maintaining a two ship navy and warned future fleet reductions.
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Washington
Murray
House
iMurray
Oregon
Indiana
Foreign Colony in Grave Fear
The foreign colony in Chihuahua Mexico fears for its safety after a formal protest to the American consul alleging Mexican officials recruit soldiers for the federal cause. Liberals here say they confront two governments the United States and the Mexican constitutionist government amid Tafts export ban protests.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
United States
Taft
Aria
Fragmented dialogue on a dog's life exchange
Two women argue over a husband’s habits with a comic tone. The exchange centers on who leads a “dog’s life” and who earns comfort by the fire, reflecting domestic humor and sharp witticisms in a fragmented scene.
Graduation Night as Class of 22 Receives Diplomas
The Class of 22 celebrated graduation last evening with Rev F J Moore officiating. Marjorie Johnston delivered the salutatory, Professor Stockwell introduced the keynote speaker William F Slocum, and the ceremony featured a school orchestra, a male quartet, and a reception amid congratulations from families and teachers.
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Reon
Alrete
Moorn
Thirh
Mig Day
Mise Marjorie Johnston
America
Albmont
Representative Introduces Bill Against Interstate Transport for Prize Fight
Washington May 0 Rep resentative Roldenten of Georgia introduced a bill prohibiting interstate transport of prize fighters. He said he intended to prevent the reappearance of the Dolingon-Miyon fleet at Jan Vegan on July 4.
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Pighd Popu
Public dance halls blamed for youth downfall claims
A Des Moines report from the social services committee at the Northernlipiat Convention asserts public dance halls contribute to the downfall of young girls. The document cites halls with few restrictions and little supervision in many cities.
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Des Moines
Faye
Candidate announces bid for County Treasurer in Dak County
A deputy with two years of service declares candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Treasurer in Dak County, subject to August primaries. The message appears as a voter notice urging county residents to consider the bid.
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Dak
Spring remedy claim appears in crowded ad text
Fragmentary OCR shows a cheeky health claim urging readers to use Chamberlain's ointment. The ad promises disappearance of affliction and notes sales through general retailers.
State Leader Finds Help From Dino Man
An odd notice lists a local helper nicknamed Dino Man aiding at both ofds with duties, trading 25 conte for unspecified tasks as part of a missing leader’s classified help ad.
Sanitary Ice Price and Contact Stated
Sanitary Ice offers ice at zero cents per hundred for bulk buyers. Cook Bros. listed with C percent and phone number 197 for inquiries.
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Sanitary
Cook Bros
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Frank Malone
Kemmerer
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Barty
Dan Parks
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Pullman
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Sherman Co
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Postum Cereal Company, Liutted
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Norfolk
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Wong
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Marjorie Willlpple
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Misa Day
Dueriell
Chamberlain
All Denlire
Chihiren
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