Cheyenne High Boosts Team With New Players
Cheyenne High School strengthens for Saturday game with Doyle and Lee returning regulars from last season. John Red Volk recovers to join in Laramie game amid strong crowd hopes and a pep rally set for this evening.
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Gov Kendrick Heads to Washington on Official Trip
Governor Kendrick departs for a ten day mission to Washington D C to discuss land and irrigation with the department. He will address development work in the state and visit his sons and daughter studying away before returning.
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Washington, D.C
Lin
Department of the Mertor
Lee
Mrs Banke Granted Divorce and Child Custody in Cheyenne
The district court, Judge Mentzer presiding, granted Thora Finhoit Baker from Floyd Baker a divorce and awarded custody of their three year old son Franklin Mletoher Baker. Both parties reside in Cheyenne.
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Sec Houx Heads to Prison Reform Conference Abroad
Hon Frank Le Ho secretary of State leaves Atlanta for Oakland California to attend the National Conference on Prison Reform. He is asked to read a paper on convict labor management and road improvements. He plans a monthlong tour visiting San Francisco San Nee Los Angeles Santa Fe El Paso and the Grand Canyon.
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Los Angeles
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Frank JL. Houx
San Francisco
National Prison Reform Association
Giving New Minister a Reception Tonight
The A. M. E. church community hosts a reception for Rev. and Mrs. F. J. Donohoe at Allen's Chapel on Eighteenth and Thames. Donohoe arrives in Cheyenne with strong recommendations after serving as presiding elder of the Albuquerque district. The public is invited.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Western Entrance Most Popular Gateway to Park
Yellowstone traffic in 1915 peaked at the western Salt Lake gateway with 23,473 travelers via the Oregon Short Line. A total of 51,820 visitors used all entrances and transport modes, while motorcycles were banned. The year surpassed 1914 in attendance and tied or exceeded prior peaks, with the western route drawing the largest share and 9,457 people previously recorded in 1912.
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Greeley Man Buys Capitol 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 He will also conduct livery and feed 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 shows 97 594 square miles in area ranking eighth, 19 569 miles of public roads ranking forty fourth, and a proposed national highway mileage of 1 455 miles ranking sixth. Counties served total 141 005 people, 7 percent of the state, while roads serve 94 percent of the population including 90 percent of rural residents.
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Verner 4% Reed Boys Heifers
Reed, the Denver capitalist who bought ranches near Sheridan Wyoming, purchased several carloads of choice breeding Hereford heifers at the yards. The jet, exceptionally fine cattle attracted much attention as Reed plans more purchases in Denver to stock his Wyoming properties.
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Old Boy Big Horn Sheep Shown at State Capitol
A large male Big Horn sheep killed out of season was confiscated by the state and displayed at the state fair. It arrived from Douglas by express and now sits on the second floor balcony of the capitol, viewed by visitors and the warden. The animal is noted as the largest of its kind in the region, with impressive curved horns and a white underbelly. The statue-like mount stands on an artificial stone base built by a Billings, Montana firm.
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The Slave Leaver vs the Want Ad
A fragment from a Wyoming page shows a quirky local item titled The Slave Leaver vs the Want Ad. It references a public notice battle with odd spellings and stray words pointing to a newspaper feature rather than a clear event.
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Siediau
Wyoming
Adoption contract fight over share of estate in district court
In a contested case at 10 o clock in district court Donald Hughes seeks to enforce a contract to adopt by his late father Lewallen Hughes of Laramie county and Mrs Tillie Huehen to secure his share of the estate. Attorney W E Mullin represents the plaintiff with defense by M A Kline and Edmund D Morrison.
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Laramie County
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W. EB. Mullin
M. A. Kline
Edmund D. Morrison
Washington, Ia
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Wyo
Brown
Tillie Hughes
Board of County Commissioners
Young Hughes
Hichssehwerlin
Uniform Street Lighting Project Under Way in Cheyenne
Cheyenne Light Fuel & Power begins rearranging the arc light system with uniform placement at intersections and one lit corner nearby. Twenty nine new lights to be installed at company expense totaling two to three thousand seven hundred forty dollars, easing domestic rates 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
DOJ to scrutinize any move to combine steel firms
Washington October 7 Attorney General Gregory announced the department of justice will subject any attempt to combine independent steel companies to the closest scrutiny. The statement emphasizes vigilance against antitrust actions in that industry.
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Washington
Gregory Lmied
Department of Justice
When You Saw Something Leave It to Leader WAN'T ADS
A brief item notes that Leader WAN'T ADS handles locating items that depart, indicating a service or campaign focused on tracking missing or misplaced objects. It mentions a proactive approach and assigns responsibility to the Leader WAN'T ADS team.
Mill Repair Shop Proclaims Fine Work at 1709 Carey Ave
Cheyenne city brief notes Miller's Watch Repair offers high grade work and moderate prices at 1709 Carey Ave. Also mentions officials traveling to San Francisco for railway and prison reform meetings, local marriages, and regional business ads including mills and transportation notices.
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Carey Ave
Local News Briefs From Cheyenne and Surrounding Areas
Notices report Guernsey druggist and wife visiting here for days with a new corns cure advertised at 220 W. 22nd Street. Denver dry farming congress plans mentioned. Anna Schuck returns from Iowa with sister to Cheyenne. Notarial Commission issued to Robert Allen Smith of Newcastle. A F E Ragan of Cassia stopping at the Plains. Wm Wallace of Colorado Light Power Company in Cheyenne. Walter Nelson and J C Paulson of Saratoga registered at Norman Leave Hospital. James and others released from Private Hospital. J J Gund of Worland registered at AlwAny. Charles J Mapler ill at Prt cele hospital now convalescent.
Visitors and registrations noted at city hotels
A stream of travelers from Evanston to Casper Rawlins Douglas and other Wyoming towns checked into Inter Ocean and Plains hotels with notes of business and visits. The column lists names and hometowns including Evanston Phillips Rawlins Carpenter Casper and Riverton along with brief remarks on their stay.
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