County Ticket Listings for Local Elections
The ticket lists candidates for county offices including Sheriff ED G SCHOPD, Treasurer RAY OLDS, Prosecuting Attorney SAMUEL M THOMPSON, County Clerk WILLIAM H DILLMAN, District Court Clerk SAM J ELLIS, County Commissioner 4 years WILLIAM DUNSTAN, County Commissioner 2 years W B McCOMAS, Superintendent of Public Instruction MAMIE B HEFFERON, Coroner N C BEARD, Assessor J C HANSEN, Road Supervisor PATRICK DOODY, and Surveyor A A BARTLETT.
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Samuel M. Thompson
William H. Dillman
Mamie B. Hefferon
N. C
Beard
J. C. Hansen
Patrick Doody
City Ticket for Mayor and Ward Councilmen Listed
The document lists mayoral candidate D. W. GULA and councilmen A. ROB TALLE for the First Ward, Ww. Q. PHELAN for the Second Ward, and I. N. HANSEN for the Third Ward as part of the city ticket.
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D. W. Gula
A. Robtalle
Q. Phelan
Local business offers reliable watch repair services
Miller's at 1709 Carey Ave markets correct watch repairing at moderate prices with high quality work. The town notes a mail clerks dance at the Parish House and University of Laramie football route through Cheyenne.
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Miller's
Carey Ave
H. R. Millard
West 16Th Street
University Eleven
University of Laramie
Cheyenne
Colorado Springs
Colorado College
Baerson Bros
Ilanna
Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co
15Th
Carey Avenue
Carnegie Library
Otis Mymer
Hackett in The Grain of Dust at Capitol Avenue theater
James K. Hackett appears tonight in William Shipman's four act play The Grain of Dust at Capitol Avenue theater. The drama shows high finance lawyers and a demure typewriter as the story tracks temptation downfall and eventual restoration through a new client and a rehabilitated fortune.
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James K. Hackett
Capitol Avenue
Louis Evan Shipman
David Graham Phillips
Shipman
New York
Mr. Phillips’ Story
Arte Frederick Norman
William Tetlow
Isaac Burroughs
Norman
James Galloway
Dorothy Fallowell
Beautiful hair at small cost and easy remedy
Many people suffer thin gray or streaked hair and dandruff. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy promises to restore natural color, combat dandruff, and strengthen hair in days. Fifty cent bottle available from druggists, promoted by A. E. Roedell for The Sherman Co.
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Tate
Wyeth
A. E. Roedell
Local Notes From South Cheyenne Items
Frank Berkley foreman in U F machine shops is confined to home with a severe cold. Mrs M Bennett left for Nebraska after a telegram announced her mother’s death. Mr and Mrs R A Johnson moved from the ranch near Chugwater to 912 EB.11th street. N H Jensen, baggageman at the U P depot, traveled to Ogden on a tour special car. Master William Pearce, son of Alfred and Mrs Pearce, 908 EF With street, missed school due to illness. Frank Wilkinson visited from Morae Creek on business. W C T U meeting at Mrs Babcock’s 1014 House street was poorly attended due to weather, yet a successful session and program occurred.
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Frank Berkley
U.F
R. A. Johnson
Chugwater
EB. 11Th Street
William Pearce
Alfred Pearce
Turkey Thot at Keefe Hall Sparks A Big Night
A night of laughter and dance unfolds at Keefe Hall with a bazaar themed event titled Why the Turkey Thot. The lively performance promises humor and a joyful crowd atmosphere.
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Keefe Hall
Bazaar and Dance at KeeFe Hall Tonight
Special sale of fresh chocolate at the event hosted by the new Jewish church. A dance is planned with proceeds aiding the church activities.
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Keefe Hall
Fon AI
NEW Jewish Church
Noted Easterner recalls puncher days in Cheyenne
A reminiscence recalling a New York engineer named Barber who, after working as a stockyard puncher in Denver and owning a ranch near Laramie, shared tales of Cheyenne’s past. He described Cheyenne’s rise to a metropolitan city with electric streetcars and modern amenities seen thirty years ago.
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New York
Matis Hotel
Ypater
Denver
Jobnas & Cowpur
Barlow
Larambe
Cheyenne
Good Eaters Are Good Fighters
An ad extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a stomach aid linking digestion to overall work ability. It claims the tablets boost digestion, toning glands and mucous membranes, and restore normal function. Sold by druggists, price 50 cents a pack, with dosing of one or two after meals.
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Stuart
Cheyenne High School Notes Preview Bison Game Trip
Cheyenne High School students boost football morale before pa rticipating in an imminent trip to Laramie for the game. Coach Janet and Mr Pee lead speeches while star players contemplate returns to the squad. The renovated library and new encyclopedia draw praise as exams loom and reports cards near issuance.
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Larmie
Janet
Mr. Pee
Eplendia
Fee Writes on The School Bus Line for Lower Grades
In the October issue of the American School Board Journal an article by Supt. Fee of Cheyenne discusses the subject The Bastome Course for High Behdols in Smaller Civics and the address given before the National Educational Association in Chicago last summer. The piece presents the topic in a masterful manner and reflects growing interest in civics education.
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Laue
American School Hoard Journal
Fee
Cheyenne
Professor Fee
National Educational Association
Chicago
Paina
Windtei States
Blissful Dancing at Keefe Hale Tonight
Special sale of fresh chocolates dipped caramels at The Robinson: 25 cents per pound. A note urges ladies to seek a partner through Jewish circle. The writer jokes about pretending interest in a girlfriend’s family as the hard part of romance.
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Keefe Hale
Jewish Circle
Robinson
Edward G. Schoel Seeks Support for Sheriff Nomination
Edward G. Schoel announces he has secured the Democratic nomination and asks for support and votes in the regular primaries for the office of sheriff in Laramie County. He pledges faithful performance of duties and urges all voters to back him.
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Laramie County
Political Appeal for County Commissioner Election
A candidate solicits votes and support from all voters for a two year term. The pledge promises conscientious administration of the county's business if elected.
Nomination Returns Support From Laramie County Voters
Regularly nominated in the late primary, the candidate gathers votes and support from Democrats in Laramie County and from all believers in good, honest, efficient service.
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Laramie County
Special Sale of Presh Chocolate Dipped Caramels
A chaotic OCR snippet mentions a special sale of presh chocolate dipped caramels at 260 per pound. The text muddles names and dialogue from a mother and a son, with unclear location and complete context.
Vote William Dunstan for County Commissioner
For the four year term the regular Democratic nominee William Dunstan is urged. He pledges businesslike management and orderly conduct of the county's affairs.
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William Dunstan
Samuel Promises Faithful Service in Coming Election
At the recent primaries Samuel pledges to perform the duties of the office faithfully, efficiently, and with courteous treatment to the public in the upcoming election.
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Samuel
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