Trade revival in Latin America seen after war shock
Dr. F. Pratt of the Commerce Department says Latin American economies are showing a partial readjustment and potential revival after the European war. He notes prior sharp declines in trade, manufacturing, and employment, and highlights U S as a forthcoming credit and market partner. Banking branches in Argentina Brazil and Uruguay signal progress, while manufacturers must study new markets with common sense business methods.
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Washington
Oct
F. Pratt
Department of Commerce
Dr. Pratt
South
Central America
Europe
Latin America
Latin- America
Latin-America
United States
National City Bank
Argentine
Brasil
Uruguay
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Reward Offered For Reformation Of Vicious Public Nuisance
The Chefense Water Club advertises a five dollar reward for reform leading to arrest and conviction of anyone found rowing gears of pails onto any public highway. An ominous prospect terms a nationwide drive for volunteers and “Live wire armores” to support estate and agency business with vague promises.
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Chefense Water Club
Evermoun
Ufe
Love Co
Des Moines
Unclear medical note on recovery and fever treatment
Fragmentary OCR describes recovery patterns and fever treatment with mentions of February and medical terms. The text references illness, care procedures, and drug effects but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable names or events.
Allies Drive on Western Front Map Highlights Key Gains
Map shows Hooge at the northern limit of the British attack and notes five miles of trenches captured. It cites Wi 70 near Lons threatening German hold, Loos about twelve miles from Lille, Sonches now French controlled, and Perths in the Champagne line where fifteen miles of trenches were taken as French progress continues.
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Wi 70
Lons
Loos
Telve
Lille
France
Sonches
Perths
Champagne
Farmers Demand Plain Language in Farming News
Denver编辑 Charles Pillan of Copper farm papers tells the International Farm Congress that farmers want live, plain language over sterile articles. He urges brief facts in American English spoken from the hills, not scientific jargon, noting farmers feel overlooked and must be treated as equals to capture their attention.
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Denver
Colo
Charles Pillan
Copper Farm Papers
Internatoral Farm Congress
Dillon
Usl
Eles
Business conditions improve across twelve districts in September
Federal Reserve reports show broad improvement in September across all twelve districts. Philadelphia notes pig iron and coal demand rising, railcar activity up 16.9 percent year over year, while Cleveland and Richmond cite banks expanding lending and general trade gains amid improving conditions.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Heston
Phidelphia
Alvel
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ricmond
Cotton Market Outlook Fortifies Sixth District Finance
A report from Atlanta cites the bright cotton market as the key stabilizer for the Sixth district, noting the last year’s surplus has been financed and treasury aid to the reserve bank strengthens the district against a repeat calamity. From St. Louis merchants grow more confident as conditions improve and the Ninth district expects a hard wheat contribution of about 240 to 200 million bushels for 1915, up from roughly 160 million last year.
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Atlanta
Reserve Bank
Treasury
St. Louis
Mineapolis
Leader Classifieds Help Find Lost Items Promptly
A notice urges using Leader want ads to locate misplaced belongings. It emphasizes quick responses and trusted local assistance to reconnect readers with their lost possessions.
Governor pledges protection for mine strike leaders
In Phoenix Arizona Governor G W P Hunt promised protection to National Guard officers and Sheriff Cash for Norman Carmichael and J W Bennie mine managers arriving to help settle the strike of eight thousand copper miners. The State Leader notes the move as a strong stand during the day.
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Phoenix
Ariz
G. W. P. Hunt
National Guard
Norman Carmichael
J. W. Bennie
Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Offer Note
A testimonial from Mrs. Akton of Plover Iowa praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for aiding her 18 year old daughter’s “female weakness.” She reports improvement after doctors offered no help and urges others to write for personalized advice from the Lyon Massachusetts company.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Pinkham
Akton Hex
Lydia E. Pigkham
Should a Woman Divorce at Capitol Avenue Theatre
A special screening at Capitol Avenue theatre presents Should a Woman Divorce with matinee and evening shows. The program promises vivid sensational motion pictures exploring domestic turmoil and public fate. Also showing The Public and When a Woman Loves at Amuse today, with drama of a humble daughter navigating temptations and redemption.
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Capitol Ave
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Metro
Amuse
Huth
The Wonderful Adventure Promises Gripping Debut with William
A vivid period piece explores devotion to home and mother as a woman weighs her share of duties. The projection, billed as a vivid and gripping story, follows social expectations and personal resolve, promising strong character moments tomorrow and Friday with actor William in a featured role.
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William
Farnom in Leading Role Promoted for Screening
Farnom takes the lead role in an upcoming screening announced for local audiences. The film stars Farnom and follows a dramatic plot set to unfold on stage and screen.
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Farnom
From Out of the Big Snows at Lyris Tonight
A Broadway star feature in three parts tops the bill at the Lyris today followed by a George Ade comedy and an exciting wild animal picture Mutiny in the Jungle. Edwin Worris falls for a beauty, triggering jealousy from a half breed lover until a young doctor intervenes. Cast includes James Morrison Dorothy Kelly Donald Hall and George Booper.
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Out of the Big Snows
Lyris
George Ade
Edwin Worris
James Morrison
Dorothy Kelly
Donald Hall
George Booper
The Queen of Nicarte Leads Atlas Film Double Feature
Atlas screens a bic Gold Seal three part feature starring Herbert Rawlinson in the lead. The Exploits of Elaine continues this week with another sensational episode, now running in the Leader.
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the Atlas
Elaine
Queen of Nicarte
Herbert Rawlinson
Catranesa commander vows cooperation with Americans on Texas border
In Brownsville Texas General Rugento Lopes, now Catranesa commander, said tonight he expected in a few days to provide proofs of friendship to the Americans and his intention to help handle the bandit raids that have disturbed the lower Texas border for two months.
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Brownsvilig
Tex
Rugento Lopes
Catranesa
Texas
Leaden Fans Seek Position in Leader Want Ad
The Leaden fans look for a leadership role in the want ads. Employers in Cheyenne read them carefully for suitable candidates.
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Cheyenne
Notice to Creditors Estate of Miriam S Mingrose
Letters of administration granted to the undersigned for the estate Miriam S Mingrose. All persons with claims must present them with vouchers for allowance within the allotted months after publication or be barred from payment. Any claims not exhibited within one year from the date of the notice may be precluded.
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Miriam S. Mingrose
Hetate
Barhet
C. Gray
A.D
Heuinet Seid
Charles L. Redon
Fraternal Lodge Meetings List
A compiled schedule lists Cheyenne Lodge No.4 A F and A M M A Kline W M D W Girl Bec with meetings on second and fourth Tuesdays at Masonie Hall. Also Eastern Star and other fraternal bodies meet monthly at Masonie Hall and New Masonic Temple, plus Knights of Pythias and Knights of Columbus sessions at Fraternal Hall and Fraternal Wall. Visitors welcome.
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Cheyenne Lough
A. F
A. Kline
Bec
Masonie Hall
Knights OF Columbus
J. J. McInerney
G. K
J. Homskey
Sec
W E Bayless and Primeaux Meet Weekly at Hall
W E Bayless commander and A J Primeaux record keeper hold weekly meetings at 2622 House Street. Contact 523-W for details. Meets every Wednesday at the hall.
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W. E. Bayless
A. J. Primeaux
House St
K. ©. Hall
Meets the first Sunday of each month at 1 45
A brief note states meetings occur on the first Sunday of every month starting at 1 45 p m. The text references a labor group but provides no further details or participants.
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Wyomtog
Trott
Eekmpan
Omar
Heveer
Ead Palace Pharmacy Diug
Hooge
Arras
Espvbsels
Roursor
Rheims
Rith
Fund
Wyoming
Ili
Lydie Pedro
Pathan Wag
Circulating Co
Boston
USA
TSF
Atlas
Witt
Fries den
Fred M. Ming Ros
Aamt Betrain
Opt
Charles L. Rigdon
Cheyenne Fraternal Directory
Order OF Eastern Star
Alice John
W. M
Kate L. Bruce
Sete
Acadia Lodge
Richard Hatepata
Niswander
New Masonic Temple
Bruce
Jones
John J. Meinerney
Soc
Beles’ Hone
Ights OF
Pythias
Ira L. Hanus
C. C
Woodman OF
J. A. Parnell
C. H. D. Gleason
Fraternal Union OF America Unity Lodge
B. Sloan
Mra
Lucretia EB. Garey
Ella Heenan
Clara van Dolah
Capitol Hall
Knights & Ladies of Security
Ralph L. McNair
Lena H. Patterson
Odd Fellows Hall
Order OF Owls
NEST
J. C. Argenhaimer
Press
H. Treastle
Owls’ Hall
Fraternal Order OF Eagles
Erla
Os. Crouse
O. H. Hawkeworth
Eagles Wall
Preseman's Union
R. J. Hart
Pres
W. J. Walls
Labor Hall
Lainks
Macaders
Marie Prichard
10Th Street
Jennie Knight
R. K
K. C. Hall
Oca
W. W. Slack
W. H. H. Reid
Oona
Cheyenne Division
Kerrigan
R. W. Rich
Snc
Apito
The
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
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