Remodeled Capitol Grill and Local Notices
A string of small items from Cheyenne city life including the Capitol Grill interior work under Mr. Anderson, a 8-room rental at 2116 Addy St, Mr. Z B Berlin and Mrs. Jane Kibby marriage, local court ship hearings, a new Maxwell car purchase by R N Lafontaine, and public notices about ducks, military guard in San Domingo, coal prices, and a high school practice game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Niland
Miss Hilsabeth
South
Weat 18Th Street
Rawlins
John &. Osborne
Cheyenne
William J. Bryan
Federal Court
Z. B. Berlin
Jane Kibby
Kilby
R. N. Lafontaine
Lake Minnehaha
W. A. Riner
Clarenes
Rider
San Domingo
Hanna
Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co
Caney Avenue
C.H
Cheyenne High Ool Wits
Eleventh Infantry
Carey Avenue
Gree
Cole
Frank Hitchcock
Denver
United States
Marshall Snow
Hitchcock
Salt Lake City
Warren and the Senate Echoes of Special Interests
Senator La Follette asserts Warren’s career consistently favored special interests over public good. The remark highlights Warren’s alignment with Aldrich and repeated prioritization of private influence in legislative contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Aldrich
Senate
Congressional Record
Senator la Follette
Cheyenne and Greeley Open Football Rivalry Saturday
Cheyenne's football team hosts Greeley High in the second inter scholastic game of the season. The boys, defeated at Eaton, seek victory and may honor the visitors or invite the team to see The Rose of Panama. The Lariat staff announces its first October issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Greeley High School
Eaton
Panama
Harold Wolcott
Woodlo Warren
Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Liver and Bowel Cleansing
An old fashioned advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Benna as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser. It claims constipation causes many illnesses and promises a double action without griping, urging readers to ask their druggist for the full label with California Fig Syrup Company name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benna
California Wig Syrup Company
Change Shifts Night to Day for Cheyenne Police
Chief Edward Schoel ordered a monthly rotation of duties. Patrolmen and the two day and night sergeants will switch from day to night each month starting with the first day. He says alternating shifts improve awareness and performance across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Edward Schoel
School
Chief School
Young Girls Seek Adoptive Homes in Cheyenne Area
The State Humane Society seeks families in Cheyenne or nearby to adopt two girls aged 12 and 14. Interested parties can contact the humane society office at the state capitol or call 482-7. Officials say the girls are bright and would value good homes, noting past success with over twenty placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Humane Society
Cheyenne
Office
the Humane Society
State Capitol
County Board Sets Registration Days and Audits
The Board of County Commissioners designated five days starting October 8 and two more starting October 24 for county registration. Voters who participated in the recent primaries will not be required to register. The board also audited all county bills for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Mrs Elizabeth Chapman Seeks Divorce From Arnold Chapman
Elizabeth Chapman, by her attorneys, filed a divorce petition in the district clerk’s office alleging marriage to Arnold Chapman on September 19, 1911, his desertion six days after the wedding, and that there are no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Chapman
T. Joe Fisher
District Court
Arnold Chapman
Chapman
Byrne Land and Livestock Company Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation filed in Cheyenne Wyoming at 50 o'clock a m on the set day of July 1912. The company aims to conduct general ranching and livestock business with capital stock of 50000 dollars in 1000 shares of 50 dollars. Existence: fifty years. Three directors manage the first year: Joseph W. Byrne Lewis Byrne and Myrtle Byrne. Principal operations at Piedmont Uint a County Wyoming. Resident agent in charge C Leslie Byrne secretary Tivole Rathskeller 16th St Carey Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrne Land and Livestock Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Joseph W. Byrne
Lewise Byrne
Myrtle Byrne
Piedmont
Uinta County
Lealle Byrne
Leslie Byrne
Marine Band to Tour the West After 25 Years Return
The United States Marine Band also known as the president's own travels to Cheyenne Keefe Hall on Tuesday October ?. Led by Lieutenant William W. Santelmann the ensemble performs across eight to nine cities from Seattle to El Paso Texas with fifty musicians and soprano Mary Sherier as a featured attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marine Band
Cheyenne
Keefe Hall
Tieaday
Marine Aid
Oslo
Easy and Sure Way to Cure Colds
The article promotes Ely's Cream Balm as an quick antiseptic remedy for colds and catarrh claiming rapid relief by topical application. It asserts balm reduces inflammation and stops discharge, easing sneezing coughing and throat irritation, and it urges readers to buy a 50 cent bottle from a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Harvard Class of 1886 Prefers Woodrow Wilson for President
A 1890 note from Coblen's Weekly reports Sev erens at Harvard University indicating 7 of 78 prefer Woodrow Wilson for president while Taft Roosevelt supporters remain and Warren Tin s is tied to Wyoming staff positions and judicial ambitions at the national capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Murevard University
Gaya
Woodrow Wilson
Vila
Wyoming
Warren Tins
National Capital
Senator Clark
Eliniorman
Judicial Committee
Coblien
Anchor Line Steamships advertise routes from New York
Anchor Line promotes sailings between New York and Londonderry, Glasgow, Palermo, Naples, and other Mediterranean and Continental points. The ad highlights attractive rates, superior accommodation, excellent cuisine, and efficient service with reservations via Henderson Brothers, general agents in Uhleago.
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New York
Rebels Live as Kings in Homes Fleeing Mormons
A Cantina era report describes rebels controlling land near Agua Prieta and Morales as 400 plus men flee Mormon settlements. They live off fruit and provisions, while authorities and villagers fear violence and looting as they retreat toward the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Ariz
Campalen
Copola
Constanity
Agua Mieieta
Gil Dewelwe
Morthon
Cotonine Morales
United State
Cilenle Moriles
Agia Prieta
Widow with eight children granted Missouri pension
In Kansas City Judge Porterfield approved a widow’s pension for Mrs. John Jacobs, mother of eight, rejecting a local protest accusing her of attending nickel shows and applying face powder. The court ordered 15 dollars monthly for her support under the Missouri widows’ pension law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
E. EE. Porterfield
John Jacobs
Missouri
de Ly
Anletute
Eigght
Porter
Field
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Citizens National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
City News
Cheyenne Smoke House
Post
Willie Rogers
Porat
Chas
Rogers
Hillary
Angus
Angina McDonald
Horse Creek
Sare
L. L. Laughlin
Purlington
R. W. Schenck
Miss Heisler
Princess’ Chrysanthemum
Glee Club
County Board
Tivole Rathskeller
16Th St
Carey Ave
Marine BA
AGA
Harvar
Boi Wilson
Anchor Line Steamships
Londonderry and
Clasgowe
Palermo
Naples
Cere
Ret Gee
Strom
Wood
Sherman Co
Shermen Co
Heleman
Tae
Lished
March Silat
1913
Palace Pharmacy Drug CO
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