Municipal Election Notice for Cheyenne Wyoming 1912
In Cheyenne Wyoming the city announces regular municipal election to be held on the first Tuesday after the renewal in November 1912. Voters will elect one mayor and two city commissioners from the city at large for two year terms starting January 1914. D W Gill mayor and J J Showalter city clerk seal attested. Also annual stockholders meeting note for Conver Omnibus and Cole Co November 6 at 2 pm in First National Bank building Cheyenne. Water rules set irrigation hours for October 1 1915 between eight and ten oclock am on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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Wyoming
Quant
Cheyenne
Anid
D. W. Gill
J, J. Showalter
Ponver Omnibus and Cole Company
First National Bank
John M’namara
City Marshall
Wyo
W. J. McClement
Watch Repair at Miller's and Local Notices
City news lists Miller's watch repairs at 1709 Carey Ave with high grade work and moderate prices. It also prints numerous brief items from Douglas and Cheyenne about residents, travels, official meetings, real estate deeds, and a new Marbleton State bank charter with several incorporators.
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Miller’s
Carey Ave
Local Briefs and Travel Notes From Cheyenne
Kinkead travels on legal matters to Dew Griffiths visits Greeley Curtin Griffiths and wife stay briefly in Greeley. John Cook receiver of the federal land office at Lander in the city on boat news. Barksdale returns to office after brief absence. Clarence Houck heads to Laramie and back today. Willard Carpenter on business from Horm Creek ranch. Archie Allison returns from Laramie on business. Dr M C Barkwell heads north. J J Jordan back from Tron Mountain ranch. Dr C A Duniway passes through en route from Laramie to Dougie. Market Day active at Industrial club grounds. William Yates and family visit Phillips to meet M Lough and family from Ferryville. F H Vaughn plans a visit to Fremont Nebraska, family longtime residents. Van L Gilford and wife return from Boise where McCarty Gilford outfit participated. outfit expected tonight. W T Buchanan and Fred Ballinger go to Honolulu for a multiweek pleasure trip. both to return to Cheyenne.
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Kinkead
W. C. Kinkead
Dew
Griffiths
Greeley
Curtin Griffith
Phillips
John Cook
Federal Land Office
Lander
Warkedale
P. E
Barksdale
Hawk
Taramico
Clarence Houck
Laramie
Horse ' Willard 'Carpenter
Horm
Cheyenne
Day’s Tale of Cheyenne Women Europe Trip and Sunday School
Mise Hansen recounts two Cheyenne women Misa Anna Tlansen and Edith Parnell visiting Europe to attend the International Sunday School convention in Zurich. The voyage included shipboard services, a Gibraltar stop, and a world gathering of Sunday schools with rising enrollments and worldwide delegates. The next world meeting is planned for Tokyo in 1916.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Cheyenne
Europe
Misa Anna Tlansen
Edith Parnell
Switzerland
Zurich
Hansen
Presbyterian Sunday Schools of
Wyoming
Azores
Canopic
Gibraltar
America
Jerusalem
Rome
Washington
Tokyo
Japan
Entries Filed on U S Lands In Seven Requests
The federal land office recorded seven entries yesterday. Claimants include Orn Abel Meadow Grove Nebraska Bert J Haynes Page Nebraska William P Mann Meadow Grove Nebraska George W Clark Cedar Rapids Nebraska George W Clark Cedar Rapids Nebraska Stuart H Lansing Node Wyoming Arthur J Stevens Charles R Stevens Cheyenne Nebraska Ida J and Hattie Arends Van Tassell Anton Branbora Choy Oe submitted three final proofs.
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Federal Land Office
Orn Abel
Meadow Grove
Neb
Bert J. Haynes
Page
William P. Mann
George W. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Stuart H. Lansing
Node
Wyo
Arthur J. Stevens
Charles R. Stevens
Cheyenne
Ida J
Hattie Arends
van Tassell
Anton Branbora
Choy- Oe
Central Market Ships Draft Horses to New York City
The Central Market company loaded a carload of heavy draft horses for shipment to New York City. Most came from Nimmo ranch and were sold to Gary Camp who accompanied the car.
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Central Market Company
New York City
Nimmo Ranch
Gary Camp
For Sale: Law Books and Varnishing Supplies
Classified notice offers a set of law books with all questions answered and bod terms, with negotiable price under half. Also mentions varnishing paper and contact through The Sherman Co and The State Leader for Wyoming readers.
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B.C. R
Wyoming Grange closes session amid growth and goals
The Wyoming State Grange wraps its session with leaders praising farmer unity and new organization. Albert Oohaan of Longmont notes beet price gains in northern Colorado and questions Western Sugar dividend practices while Alex Hastie congratulates Wyoming growers. Cessna praises progress and forecasts future expansion to support cooperatives.
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Albert Ooohan
Longmont
Colorado
Great Western Sugar Company
New York
Darkan
Alex Hastie
Wyoming
Oregon Short Line Assistant Superintendent Resigns
A. G. Campbell resigns from the post of assistant superintendent of the Oregon Short Line. R. L. Whyte, an especial accountant for Union Pacific, arrived from Ogden for a several day stay. Frank Harderles returns to work in Union Pacific shops after weeks away due to a leg injury. Union Pacific opens a new automatic coaling station at Hitley Creek now in operation.
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A. G. Campbell
Oregon Short Line
R. L. Whyte
Union Pacific
Ogden
Frank Harderles
Hitley Creek
The Candy Shop musical review to visit Capitol Avenue
The Candy Shop a two act show promises a lavish spectacle at Capitol Avenue theatre on Wednesday October 8. The production features stars including Rock Fulton Shean Waters Philbrick Ragland Farnum Luneska Hayes Novasio Franklin and Doner in a chorus of confectionary whimsy and vaudeville stunts. The article also notes a shift to a Panama canal cabaret finale and mentions John A McDonald of the Typographic Union elected president of Cheyenne Trades Assembly succeeding Robert Sholl.
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Candy Shop
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Cheyenne Theatre
The
Rock & Fulton
al Shean
Tom Waters
Wil Philbrick
Oscar Ragland
Franklyn Farnum
Gene Lunes
Coney Island
Panama Canal
Indications of Lung Trouble and Treatments Mentioned
Fragmentary report notes possible lung trouble with fever and cough. Mentions remedies and care steps, including changes in routines, water intake, and various unconfirmed treatments. Details are garbled and unclear about sources, dates, or outcomes.
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Feenan
Kmny
Peter Rewight
Bomab
Cadets Name Wall Sealing Squads and Sponsors
High School Cadets select six wall sealing squads of eight under Sergeant Cardwell. New rifles arrive as school boards funds are returned from last year and six sponsors are chosen with lots drawn to assign squads.
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Cardwell
Marjorie Stuart
Walter Davis
Glenn Cook
Harley Woolston
Charles Meyers
Lorraine Putman
Laurence Truckey
Vernon Nowlin
John Harrington
Walter Junk
Irma Patten
William Keating
Glenn Hendershot
George Parnes
Boyd McCloud
John Bresnahan
Werner Stoll
Howard Sanders
Sam Underwood
Louise Stimson
Carl Dillman
Ned Carrol
William Vavara
Harry Smith
David Cook
Vernon Babcock
Don Bence
Frank Heightowman
Barbara Bon
Rollin Woolston
Fred Harcleroad
William Lynch
Woodie Warren
Don Shingler
Warren Yeager
Kirk Hartung
Alleen Guy
Jud Salts Claim Kidney Health Remedy
An old advertisement-style item touts Jud Salts as a kidney cleanser to prevent backache and bladder issues. It claims the drink flushes kidneys, neutralizes urine acid, and promotes normal activity, urging daily use for a few days.
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Jude
Royal
Folke
The State Leader Ad Medium in Wyoming Promotes Try It
The State Leader notes Wyoming's use of a large classified ad medium to encourage readers to try new products and services. Officials highlight broad reach and community engagement, urging businesses to participate in upcoming promotional campaigns.
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Wyoming
Local Leaders and Sponsors Named in Community Group
Edwin Lawler Edward Wik lan John Thomas Earl Jordan Willin Roeve Peter Marron William Dinneen and Donald Whipple listed as leaders. Eixth squad sponsor Geraldine Murray with William Coreen Orin Kerrigan Elmer Carrol Clarence Bromler Francia MeInerney Earl Babcock and Stuart rer named as leaders. Evan Sehneider Pred Mille Howard Bon Herman Sher nan appear among associates.
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Edwin Lawler
Edward Wiklan
John Thomas
Earl Jordan
Willin Roeve
Peter Marron
William Dinneen
Donald Whipple
Eixth
Geraldine Murray
William Coreen
Orin Kerrigan
Elmer Carrol
Clarence Bromler
Francia MeInerney
Earl Babcock
Stuart Rer
Bubatituies
Evan Sehneider
Pred Mille
Howard Bon
Herman Shernan
Hotel Arrivals at Plains Hotel List of Notables
A roster of guests staying at the Plains Hotel includes H. H. Davia of Salem and several others from across the nation. Names listed comprise Riggs of Omaha, Henry Zetoach of New York, N. K. Auffman of Baltimore, W. L. Ewing of Denver, P. B. Gallagher of Washington D C, and many more from Chicago Denver San Francisco and beyond.
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H. H. Davia
Salem
Hon. Riggs
Omaha
Henry Zetoach
New York
N. K
Unclear Names List From Omaha to Denver and Chicago
A garbled OCR list shows numerous names and cities including Omaha, Lincoln, Denver, Chicago, Casper, Cambridge, and New York. The fragment contains multiple individuals and spouses in a scattered sequence with no discernible event or context.
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M. Fisk
Omaha
Tl. J. Laitonta
One
Lincoln
Greeley
A.C. Sellers
Denver
B. Conmden
Geo. W. Gano
Chicago
It. i
Murray
Romer
Wife
Jon
L. Dowhue
Casper
E. Od. Shell
Cambridge
Parr
Lady Maccabees Meet Tonight at Fraternal Mall
The Lady Maccabees plan a meeting at Fraternal Mall this evening with all members urged to attend as no business will be transacted. The text also mentions a novel comb with replaceable teeth and notes on China’s first hydroelectric plant built by German engineers and a French car head- Necht with a pocket-turn feature.
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Lady Maccabees
China
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Meriden
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Carey
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Ohnhaus
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Federal Court
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William McDonald
Tron Mountain
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Trent Mountain
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William Rahn
Fort Collins
John W. Payne
Platte County
Wheatland
J.V W. Farmer
Putnam
Arthur Putnam
Wedemeyer
State Livestock Commission
Sibley
Burns
S. H. Sibley
Burna
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A. F E. McCormick
Sam Garrett
Boise
Pendleton
Marbleton
Marbleton State Bank
C. P. Budd
George EB
A. Laman
Josephine Budd
Big Piney
Harry T. Proctor
James A. Carder
Harry T. Nutt
John A. Klein
W. & Hitchcork
Taxicabs Plains Hotel
Karl Boyle
Miv
Chris Olson
Evans St
Mise Hansen
U.S. Lands
Wyoming Grange
Railroad News
McPwanalid Viends Assembly
John A. McDonald
Cheyenne Trades Assembly
Robert Sholl
Grover
ATLAS
Capitol Ave Theatre
Orpheum
Uncle Nestor
Kopali
John Bunny
Vitagraph
Logan’s Book and Curio
Harry P. Hynds
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