Miller's watch shop offers repair and adjusting services
In Cheyenne and surrounding towns the notice lists Miller's 1709 Carey Ave as trusted for correct watch repairs at moderate prices. It also mentions various local happenings including appointments, births, travel, legal matters, and school cadets in new uniforms.
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Miller's
Carey Ave
I. F.einer
Baratorgate
Cheyenne
Pielners
Harry A. McOrakin
Laramie
I. Ta. Seherk
Casper
Natrona County
War on Colds Aims to Make Illness Uncommon
New York physicians launch an education drive to curb common colds within a generation. They urge avoid draughty cars and hot rooms, embrace fresh air, and moderate meals. For quick relief, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended and available from dealers.
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Whitehaims
New York
Chamberlain
Robinson Special Cocoanut Kisses Sale Today
Cocoanut Kisses in all flavors offered by Robinson Special at 20 cents per pound for today only. Quantities limited. shoppers urged to hurry to the store for this one day deal.
Convicted Men Sentenced in Federal Liquor and Assault Cases
In federal court John Carey colored was convicted on three counts of selling intoxicating liquor to Indians and had prior guilty pleas. John J. Lewis received six months in jail and a $5 fine for introducing liquor to an Indian reservation. William Brown faced a similar sentence for assault on a military reservation, per Judge Riner.
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John Carey
Carey
John J. Lewis
Lander
Riner
William Brown
Ellerston Divorce Case Moves Forward In Court
In the circuit court yesterday the Ellerston divorce case had its first hearing after two years of delay. The suit features mutual accusations by Mr and Mrs Ellerston with missed depositions and a lawyer who died. Mrs Ellerston testified to severe mistreatment including threats of poisoning and abusive language in front of children. She recalled Frontier Days 1911 when she funded rooms and hosted guests, later detailing money taken and harsh remarks about her character.
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Julian Eltings
Sharley Hilliard
University of South Carolina
Honey Hoy
de Go
Honey Boy
Cherb Didimus Jones
Tommy Hyde
Alio
Ellerston
Wilerston
Case may run several days as witnesses are examined
Kersten says the case will likely extend for several days while witnesses are examined and each side presents its case before a decision is issued.
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Kersten
Pumice Stone Prospect In Wyoming Attracts Corporate Interest
State geologist C K E Jameson reports inquiries from a New York firm about a Wyoming pumice deposit. A man named Suleman delivered samples but could not specify the exact location. The company claims the stone will be used as an inventoried material for steam pipes and is purchasing all available pumice.
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C. KE. Jameson
New York
Wyoming
Suleman
Capitol Building
Jameson
Young Men's Club Banquet Planned for January Third
A Young Men's Club meeting discussed a banquet for January third at the Platny hotel. The gathering featured debates, parliamentary questions, and elections, with Major Rene of Fort Russell and Prof. Pee selected for membership.
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Tewan
Wyman
Alice
Tl. G. Warner Wah
Men- Heman
Laat
Major Rene
Fort Russell
Prof
Pee
Intendien
Reasena Hon
Mewars
Riffin Cochran
J.T. Kingdon
Lavingsone
Otter
California
San Franciscans Accept Lipton Challenge for 23-Meter Race
A San Francisco syndicate led by Thomas L. Miller accepts Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge for a 23-meter class race at the Panama Pacific Exposition in 1915. The boat, financed at about 75000 dollars, will be built and sailed by San Franciscans and likely named 1015. Lipton plans to bring a Shamrock vessel for the event, possibly the same or a different boat for the American Cup race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Thomas Lipton
Thomas L. Miller
West Coast Life Insurance Company
San Franciscans
Sir Thomas
The State Leader: Wyoming's Want Ad Medium
The State Leader serves as Wyoming's want ad medium, offering classified listings and notices to readers seeking jobs, services, products, and public notices. It positions itself as a local resource connecting residents with opportunities and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Football double header slated for Pioneer Park
A double header at Pioneer Park next Sunday features Battery G and Battery Foof the 4th Artillery vying for the goreer championship, with Battery B 4th Artillery and the 11th Infantry contesting the rugby title after the opener. First game begins at 1 o'clock.
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Pioneer Park
4Th Artillery
Cheyenne
11Th Infantry
Wyoming Pure Food Commission tops biannual report recommendations
Maurice Groshon, commissioner of food, dairy and oil, urges enacted laws to ban coal tar dyes in candy and beverages and allow harmless vegetable colors, prohibit sale of unsound poultry and small animals, ban feeding offal to animals, and adopt seed and butter laws. He favors replacing coal tar dyes with safe alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Groshon
North Dakota
Walvoratty
Croahon
Food and Sanitary Reform Suggestions Across States
Recommendations urge better cooperation between food dairy and state agencies to improve sanitation and enforcement. Proposals include expert inspection of seed quality and fruit and vegetable handling, stricter sanitary laws, and penalties for sellers of poor quality or contaminated products.
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Growdon
Gros
Fiddles Celebrate Wilson Victory In Stanberry Election
Stanberry Missouri November 29 John Quigley joyful over Wilsons election as president played the violin through the night. He could not speak with elation and continued to fiddle after the election, keeping neighbors awake as others joined in celebration.
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Stanberry
John Quigley
Wilson
Family objects to the front as he repairs an old joke
The family objects to the scene while he wears an overcoat and continues fiddling with an instrument, repairing until others call for a rest.
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George
Honey Boy' Evans
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