Visitors and arrivals fill Cheyenne brief notes
A string of local visitors and arrivals reported in Cheyenne includes WilliamBoley and Lee A from Torrington, J.H. Jones and S. Levereheck on business, Mr and Mrs Campbell and others at the Inter Ocean Hotel, and numerous travelers from Torrington, Laramie, Thermopolis, Lander, Embar, Guernsey, and Pine Bluffs. Bishop VeGovers to administer confirmations. St Mary's Cathedral to host first communion for 25 children. Officer Peterson sidelined by erysipelas. Reichen injured preparing for motorcycle races. a picnic at Natural Fort for the Sisters Academy.
Frontier park to host benefit rates next Sunday
The item notes a planned benefit series at Frontier Park next Sunday. It mentions Crook County visitors Mr and Mrs James Morgan at their ranch near Hulett and several arrivals in Cheyenne from Wheatland Idaho Bergesdale and San Antonio. It also reports hospital postop progress for Edith McDonald and Miss Yensen after recent operations.
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Jeff
Elit
Frontier Park
Senday
Crook County
Mr. James
Morgan
Hulett
Woman Healed by Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Columbus woman recounts six years of sickness with female troubles and nervousness. After taking Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she regained strength, weight, and health, with her husband noting the cure. The ad urges Mrs Barlow and other women to use the product for female ailments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bamnew
South 4Th St. Columbus
Olio
Ydia
Pinkham
Two Men Suffer Broken Jaws In Separate Incidents
Yesterday two men sustained facial fractures. W Walker a Union Pacific employee was struck by a lever in U P shops injuring his jaw. John Stingray was hit by a bar tender’s closed fist with a simple jaw fracture. Both were admitted to St John’s Hospital.
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W. Walker
Union Pacific Railroad
U. P
John Stingray
1 John's Hospital
University of Wyoming Announces Commencement Music and Campus Improvements
The University of Wyoming outlines the week of commencement events with concerts by the orchestra and glee clubs featuring Shubert symphonies and the cantata The Lady of Shalott. Plans include summer campus beautification, a tunnel to connect buildings, and a rural education plan adding a modern rural school room with manual training and domestic science facilities taught by a Wyoming normal school graduate.
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University of Wyoming
Department of Moale
Shubert
Glee
Selecona
University Choruses
University Bend
Department of Rural Education
Wyoming
Wyoming State Normal School
Bear Swisher Opthalmic Business and Property Sale
Bear Swisher a Wa Eae optician at 215 Wea 17th details 4000 purchase of unheld property and a sale notice.
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Bear
Swisher
la Optician
Wea
Unaeld Property
Pashan, Sone
17Th St. Ser
Wyoming News Snippets and Local Notices Mix Across State
The Snake River Sentinel editor wagers on Mondell and Clark re election while Claude and Joy Bird receive penitentiary sentences for elk destruction. Local items include ball park fencing near Green River, watch repairs at Millee’s, a Stanford graduate from Rock Springs, a forest ranger appointment, cross country auto trips, a stock fencing warning from W S Johnson of Lusk, and an Eastern Star lodge installation.
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Snake River Sentinel
Mondell
Clark
Wyoming
Aigit
Sheriff confirms Crook county death after runaway accident
The article notes Thomes Phillips of Crook County died in a Deadwood hospital last week after his back was broken in a runaway incident three weeks earlier. Also mentioned are local business notices and a city ordinance in Laramie affecting letter carriers, plus a millinery removal sale and local services.
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Thomes Phillips
Crook County
Deadwood
Laramie
City Connect
Threatened With Tuberculosis and Diet Advice
The excerpt urges attention to diet living conditions and rest to prevent tuberculosis. It cites Eckman's Alterative as an easily assimilated treatment and urges readers to improve personal health habits, noting the need for better nourishment and avoidance of narcotics.
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Eckman
Japanese Delegate at Women’s Club Convention
Miss Nichi Kawai the sole Japanese delegate to the league biennial Federated Women's clubs convention in New York declares the peace of the world will be achieved by the United States. Misa Kawai from the Philippine Islands reports on work with lepers and day nurseries in Manila before the convention.
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New York
United States
Nichi Kawai
Ith
Federated Women's Clubs
Pine Islands
Manila
Coahuila Is High Country in Mexican Border Notes
National Geographic bulletin describes Coahuila as a rich region on the Mexican border with silver and copper resources, coal fields and strong cattle pasturage. It notes ix— textiles and the ixte fibre, tied to Guadalupe shrine legend, and cites Bastilio as capital with notable figures Leona Vicario and Manuel Acuña.
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Washington
Big Beai
Glenn Springs
Tex
Boquillas
el Paso
Chihuahua
Coahuila
National Geographic Society
Waalington
Coulhulla
Villa
Mexican Republic
New York
Delaware
Maryland
Ciudad
Laguna
Republic
United States
Germany
Guadylupe
Avien
Bastilio
Leona Vicario
Joan of Arc
Mexico
Manuel Acuna
Unhappy love affair ties to Torreon and Parras district
Describes Torreon as a cotton belt city of 15,000 with textile mills and factories including soup, rubber, and packing hose works. Notes Parras district nearby famed for grapes rivaling California and Malaga Granada wineries in sweetness and flavor.
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Torreon
Cotton Belt
Parras
California
Malaga
Granada
War Veteran Dies While Speaking at Memorial Day Exercises
F P Coffin a 71 year old Civil War veteran collapsed and died delivering an address on patriotism to school children at Memorial day exercises in Duwamish a Seattle suburb. He served with the Sixth Minnesota Infantry and later fought Sioux Indiana under the Sibley expedition. He moved from Minneapolis to Seattle in 1905.
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Seattle
Waah
F. P. Coffin
Duwamish
Coff'n
Sixth
Minnesota Infantry
Indiana
William Crooks
Minneapolia
Clark Declines to Preside at St. Louis Democratic Convention
Champ Clark has declined to serve as permanent chairman and will not attend the Democratic national convention in St. Louis, Washington reports say.
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Washington
Champ Clark
St. Louis
Spokane Mining Man Chas Sweeney Dies in Portland
Spokane mining magnate Chas Sweeney of Spokane died in Portland after a long illness. A New York native, he gained prominence in the mining field and was noted for his wealth and business ventures. State leader advertisements reportedly yielded results in the case.
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Spokane
Prad
Portland
Ore
Chas, Sweeney
New York
Hughes Favorite Over T Roosevelt in Convention Bets
Cheaster Thompson reports curb market bets on the upcoming convention. Hughes is favored at even money for nomination, Roosevelt odds at 5 to 1, others from 15 to 1 to 50 to 1. About 275000 dollars has been sent from Chicago Boston and Philadelphia to place on Hughes with around 25000 on Roosevelt.
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New York
Cheaster Thompson
Hughes
Roosevelt
Roote& To
Thompson
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
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Donahue
Horse Creek
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Lee
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Jh. Jones
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Cyoyenme
G. A. Campbell
M. G. Reminder
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M. F. Knadler
Chupgwater- Wi
Stendow
Fom Fowler
Ka Inala
Cheyense
Vrom
John Willis
Will McMnucray
Thermopolis
A, R. Merrill
J. 8. Tauborg
Cheyenne
Prom Lander
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Landey
Krom Embar
Arthur T. Hecieconk
Embar
Guerhaey
C. L. Vincent
Guernsey
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Ravi
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Father Shellinger
Pine Bluffs
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Omaha
Kenmerer
St . Mary's Cathedral
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Vitlig
Sinters Academy
Natural Fort
Peterson
N. G. Peterson
K15 West Twenty-fourth Street
Reichen
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Retchen
Wheatland
Hf. A. Robinson
KR. Toucey
Wyomingivision
Union Pacific
Ww. Highterman
Pocatello
T. F. Lynch
Idaho
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the Plains
Abrigasdale
L. H. Rust
Bergesdale
San Antonio
Marshal Freeborn
Jacob D. Freeborn
Hom
Edith McDonald
Will McDonald
Iron Mountain
Miss Yensen
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Amital Coal Company Oal
Abili & Nothiday
Mark Chapman
Carey Ave
Claude
Joy Bird
Arnold
Kerimerer
Green River
Ball Park
Mystic ‘Ladies
Fulta
Pioneer Avenue
Tock Springs
Millee
Carey Ava
MyfanWy Thomas
Rock Springs
Leland Stanford University
Sherman Co
EK. J. Williams, Jr
Elkhorn
Medicine Bow Forest
J. C. Fleynolda
Cora
A. Luman
W. S. Johnson
Lusk
Lusk Standard
N. Ball
Newcastle
Flulett Blade
Crook County Monitor
E. C. Raymond
Seventh Judicial District
Uniow Trust Co
Wyo
Sundance
Women’s Club
Misa Kawai
Philip
NicHut
Krawatf
Tommy Grimes
Spentie
D. W. Griffith
Btate Leueer
ATLAS
Lyric Today
Brockh Merar
Gerda Holmes
T. BR
Tie Mange
Fuel & Power CO
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