Local team bolstered by new players for Cheyenne high clash
Cheyenne high school football gains strength with Doyle and Lee rejoining regulars. John Red Volk fully recovered from a previous inj ury to pace the lineup while coach H. M. Brown builds a new offensive system. A big pep rally and monster street parade are planned to drum up support for Saturday’s game.
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Cheyenne
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Anp
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Bli
Bole
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Ohn Red
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Comnasium
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Bute
Cadetbund
Governor Kendrick Heads to Washington for State Business
Governor Kendrick leaves this morning for a ten day official trip to Washington D C. He will discuss land and irrigation matters with the department and review development work in the state. He plans to visit his son and daughter who are studying there before returning.
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Kendrick
Washington, D.C
Lin
Department of the Mertor
Lee
Mrs. Banke 18 Wins Divorce and Child Custody
In Cheyenne district court Judge Mentzer grants Thora Finhoit Baker divorce from Floyd Baker. Mrs Baker awarded custody of Franklin Mletoher Baker, age three.
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Decres
Secretary Houx Heads to Prison Reform Conference
Hon. Frank Le Ho secretary of State leaves the capital for Oakland California to attend the National Conference on Prison Reform. He is asked to read a paper on convict labor road improvements in Wow hn. He will travel for about a month visiting San Francisco San Nee Los Angeles Santa Fe El Paso and the Grand Canyon and will stop at beaches and resorts during a needed rest.
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Frank le Ho
Atiataoeh
Oakland
Calif
Convieta
Wow Hn
Hows
Capitol
San Pfrancisco
San Nee
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
N. M
el Paso
Texan
Grand Canyon
Ker
Howx
Cal
Frank JL. Houx
San Francisco
National Prison Reform Association
Giving New Minister a Reception Tonight
The A. M. E. church members and friends host a reception for Rev. and Mrs. F. J. Donohoe, the new pastor and his wife, at Allen's chapel on Eighteenth and Thames streets in Cheyenne. Rev. Donohoe comes with recommendations as former presiding elder of the Albuquerque district in New Mexico. Public invitation extended.
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A. M. E. Charch
F. J. Donohoe
Allen’s Chapel
Eighteenth
Thames Street
Donohoe
Cheyenne
Albuquerque
N. M
Western Entrance Dominates Park Traffic This Season
Yellowstone visitors totaled 51 820 through all entrances with the western Salt Lake route yielding the most tourists. Oregon Short Line carried 12 473 riders, while the western entrance saw the peak in prior years around 1912. Automobiles through the western gate numbered 1 548 and overall traffic reached 58 900 passengers. Motorcycles were barred.
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Yellowstones Park
Oregon Short Line
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake
Park
Automobilista
Greeley Man Buys Out Capital Avenue Stables
H W Aldrich formerly of Greeley Colo has purchased the Capitol Avenue stables 1415 Capitol avenues from G H Baldwin and has assumed charge of the business In connection with livery and feed he will also conduct sales and auctions.
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H. W. Aldrich
Greeley, Colo
Capitol Avenue
Capitol Avenues
G. H. Baldwin
Wyoming Ranks Sixth in Proposed National Highways
Wyoming ranked sixth for proposed national highways with 1455 miles in the latest bulletin from the National Highways Association received in Cheyenne. The state totals 97 594 square miles, eighth in size, 19569 miles of public roads ranking forty fourth, and roads serving 94 percent of the population including 90 percent of rural residents.
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Union
Texas
Ithede Island
Wyoming
Bulletin
Panama Canal
Verner 4% Reed buys jet black Hereford heifers in Denver
Verner 7% Reed, Denver capitalist and recent Wyoming ranch buyer, purchased several car loads of choice Hereford breeding heifers in Denver yards. The jet black cattle attracted much attention and Reed plans more Denver purchases to stock his northern Wyoming properties.
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Verner
Reed Boys
Reed
Denver
Sheridan
Wyo
Wyoming
Old Boy Big Horn Sheep Displayed in Capitol Rotunda
The Big Horn sheep, killed out of season, was confiscated by the state and displayed at the state fair and now plans to be a permanent exhibit in the capitol. It arrived from Douglas by express and is temporarily on the second floor balcony overlooking the rotunda. The animal is believed to be the largest of its kind in the region with distinctive curved horns and a striking white underbelly.
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Big Horn Mountain
State Capitol
Express
Douglas
Billings, Mont
Inferca
The Slave Leaver versus the Want Ad Siediau of Wyoming
Fragmentary text reports a local public notice promising a reward for information leading to arrest and removal of waste from public areas. It references a reward amount and locations but content is garbled and partially illegible.
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Cheyenne Motes
Siediau
Wyoming
Adoption dispute heads to district court in Wyoming
Donald Hughes seeks to enforce a contract to adopt his late sheriff father Lewallen Hughes and Mrs. Tillie Hughes to claim a share of the estate. Attorneys are W. E. Mullin for the plaintiff and M. A. Kline with Edmund D. Morrison for the defense. Hughes, born in Laramie, was left with a guardian. adoption papers failed previously. He recently married Miss Hichssehwerlin.
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Donald Hughes
Lewallen Hughes
Laramie County
Tillie Huehen
W. EB. Mullin
M. A. Kline
Edmund D. Morrison
Washington, Ia
Laramie
Wyo
Brown
Tillie Hughes
Board of County Commissioners
Young Hughes
Hichssehwerlin
Uniform System Street Lighting Being Installed
Cheyenne Light, Power and Rail Company began rearranging the arc light system citywide. Lights will be placed uniformly at intersections with alternate corners, replacing gaps with new units and relocating others. Twenty-nine new lights cost the company an estimated 2000 to 3740 dollars, funded without extra city expense, plus a domestic rate reduction as part of the extended contract.
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Cheyenne Light, Puel & Power Company
Enos Laughlin
C. A. Semrad
Cheyenne Eight
Puel and Power Company
Justice Dept Will Scrutinize Steel Company Combinations
Washington October 7 Attorney General Gregory issued a statement tonight saying any attempt to combine the independent steel companies would be subjected to the closest scrutiny by the Department of Justice.
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Washington
Gregory Lmied
Department of Justice
When you saw something leave it to Leader WAN'T ADS to find it
A brief note credits Leader WAN'T ADS with locating a departed item or person, emphasizing the firm's vigilance and quick response. It highlights the agency's role in tracking and recovering missing property through persistent efforts.
Watch Repair Shop Proclaims Skill and Moderate Prices
Miller's of 1709 Carey Ave advertises correct watch repairing and adjusting with high-grade work at moderate prices. Also notes officials traveling to San Francisco for railway commission and prison reform meetings, and local business notices on milling and transportation.
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Carey Ave
Local notices and arrivals from Cheyenne region
A stream of notices lists residents and visitors across Wyoming. Guernsey druggist and wife arrive for several days while a Denver dry farming congress trip is noted. Anna Schuck returns from Iowa, accompanied by a sister planning to Cheyenne. Notarial commission granted to Robert Allen Smith of Newcastle. A FE Ragan of Cassia Wyoming and Walter Nelson with J C Paulson of Saratoga enlisted in Cheyenne. James and team released from private hospital. J J Gund from Worland checks in at Al Wyoming. Convalescent Charles Mapler moves from private hospital home after illness.
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Ilowa
Anna Schuck
Iowa
Cheyenne
Industrial club guest list and business notices
Several residents and visitors are shown registering or staying in the city. Names include Curt Criftig Jim Griffin Claude Wilkins W L Jones A C Campbell C P Arnold A J Hothwell and others from Evanston Carpenter Casper Rawlins River ton and Des Moines area. The notice also promotes a cash sale brochure from B F Looa Co Des Moines Iowa.
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Curt Criftig
Jim Griffin
Claude Wilkins
Metropolitan
Phillips
Wyo
B. F. Looa Co
Walnut St
Des Moines
Iowa
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