Wyoming 10 Aid In Big Drive For Y.M.C.A. Council
Gov. Frank L. Houx receives a telegram from John R. Mott urging Wyoming to form a leading citizens group to raise part of a 35 million dollar YMCA war work council fund. The governor expresses hearty cooperation and notes Wyoming’s past support for liberty bonds and Red Cross campaigns.
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Wyoming
Y.M.C.A. Council
Uaion
War Work Council
YY. M. Cc. A
Frank L. Houx
John R. Mott
Y. M. C. A. Work
Secretary of War
New York
N. Y
Cheyenne
Wyo
National War Council of Young Men's Christian Association
Navy
Houx
National War Council VY. M.C. A
Young Men's Christian Association of America
Liberty Loan
Red Cross
Foley's Money and Tar Cited By Montgomery Reader
James Edwards of Montgomery Alabama writes that Foley's Money and Tar cured his family’s coughs and colds and that the product helps the little ones and the old alike. It clears air passages removes phlegm heals inflamed membranes soothes sore chest and eases difficult breathing. Sold everywhere.
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James Edwards
Harriett Sr
Montgomery
Ala
Foley
Murderers Are Taken to Serve Long Sentences
Deputy Sheriff George Carroll and Emil Christensen moved seven prisoners to the penitentiary in Cheyenne. Among them two murderers, Hammond and Clark, receive life and twenty to twenty five years respectively. Radcliffe, a former officer, and Young his accomplice were convicted of robbery. Lavelier shot at the sheriff during arrest.
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George Carroll
Emil Christensen
Cheyenne
Frank Lavellier
Robert Hammond
Fred Radcliffe
John Radcliffe
John Clark
Adam Green
James Green
A. B. Young
Hammond
Clark
Radcliffe
Young
Lavelier
Lincoln highway secretary visits Cheyenne on brief business
A secretary of the Lincoln Highway Association arrived in Cheyenne for a short business visit. The notice mentions local business names including Foxton arrivals, and various ads for furniture, cattle in the city pound, taxi service One-One, messenger calls to phone No. 8, and Varnishing services by The Sherman Co.
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The
Lincoln Highway Association
Cheyenne
Weather Summary for January Observation
Highest 42 degrees at 2 p m and lowest 1 degree at 5 40 p m. North wind 18 mph at 1 10 45 a m. Snow and rain total 12.86 inches since Jan 1, normal 12.58 inches. Precipitation in last 24 hours none. L HW Daingrefield meteorologist.
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Sinee
L. HW. Daingrefield
Drink Hot Water Before Breakfast Promises Health Miracle
A health columnist extols drinking real hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. The piece claims internal sanitation prevents toxins and related ailments and urges readers to buy limestone phosphate from drug stores.
Quiet Cheyenne Hallowe'en Passes Peacefully
Last night in Cheyenne the Halloween celebration was unusually calm with no arrests, no hotel alarms, and only a few calls expected. Soap slogans reading Hock the Kaiser appeared in the business district as windows were smeared with the material.
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Cheyenne
Hock the Kaiser
Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming October 31, 017
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Loral Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming covers 24 hours ending 6 PM October 31. Temperature 6 AM 27 degrees 6 PM 45 degrees relative humidity 68 percent wind NW to N velocity 6 mph clear skies. Normal temperature for date 39 degrees. Change last 24 hours one degree cooler.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Loral Weather Report
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sheriff Arrests Man in Wife Beating Case
Lewis Ruoff, wanted in Greeley on a charge of beating his wife, was arrested by Sheriff Pat Hayes. He will likely be returned to Greeley. Ruoff claims his wife perjured herself and that she had him jailed for five weeks. He left Greeley with his ten year old daughter, after slapping his wife during a stormy domestic life. The woman was reportedly badly beaten and Ruoff was jailed. the daughter stayed in a rooming house awaiting authorities.
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Lewis Ruoff
Greeley
Pat Hayes
Creeley
Ruoff
East Lake City
Cheyenne
2 Cent Postage Ceases Tonight After Midnight
The post office announces that after midnight the two cent rate ends and the three cent rate takes effect. All letters mailed before midnight to reach by November 2 will use the old rate, but corrections clarified this was an error. Wrap letters and local mall deliveries will be two cents, and all postcards both printed and written will also be two cents.
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Postoffice Department
Weather forecast for Cheyenne and Wyoming Thursday
For Cheyenne and Vicinity forecast calls for Thursday fair conditions. Wyoming outlook notes generally fair weather with possible rain or snow in extreme northwest and warmer conditions in the northeast.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
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Sherman Co
Foxton
George Foxton
Hobbs & Huckfelt For & Aquare
Plains Hotel
Rices
Wasserman
Studebaker
Studebakers
Dildine
Court House
AMTAL
Cahill & Holliday
Capitol Avenue
Inter Ocean
Lon C. Davis
Carey Ave
Hallowe’en
Weather Report
Brou
Vicinity
Rock Springs
Hanna
Colorado
Coalmont
18Th
Capitol Ave
Capitol Coal & Ice Company
T. Joe Cahill
Cal Holliday
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