Wyoming Sheepmen Claim Disease Solved by Winter Feeding
H C Stevens of the Cheyenne River Sheep Company says feeding well in winter cures a common lip and toe disease in sheep. He reports corn fed to flocks led to rapid improvement and the ailment disappeared. Also notes deaths of local figures and accidents in Sundance, Lander, and Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Douglas
H. C. Stevens
Cheyenne River Sheep Company
West
Mr. Stevens
Pipe Oil Pipeline Plan Extends to Montana and Butte
Colonel T. E. Power announces completed plans to build a fifty mile pipe line from the Dal Jag oil field to Burlingtonville for delivery to Burlington and onward to Butte and Anaconda. The line will supply oil for automotive fuel and smelter operations, with Chicago & Norm receiving oil for its needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Lander
T. E., Power
Dal- Jag
Chicago &Norm
Burlington Aleville
Burington
Butte
Anaconda
Omaha Boy Falls From Train Near Howell
A 12 year old Omaha boy named Charles Milhern fell from a box car on a pepo train near Howell along the Union Pacific line. He sustained numerous injuries and was found by Engineer Gibson and brought to the county hospital in Falls City where doctors expect his recovery. He said he was traveling toward Portland Oregon.
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Laramie
Charles Milhern
Omaha
Union Pacific
Gibson
Howell
Portland
Ore
Train arrivals noted in Douglas on Oct 11
Douglas reports every train bringing Gemingento to the city. Passenger movements and cargo details appear limited, with officials confirming continued service and potential delays due to routine operational checks.
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Douglas
This Ciy
Wyoming Telephone Wins Four Year Gillette Franchise
The Wyoming Telephone company was granted a four year franchise by the Gillette city council and said it would begin extensive improvements to provide one of the state’s best phone systems. Misg reants at Work. Moorcroft October 11 officers investigate the mystery of The Smashed Doors developing in town.
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Gillette
Wyoming Telephone Company
Moorcroft
Nighttime vandals strike homes and school building
Residents report after midnight intruders smashing front doors with timber then fleeing before detection. The vandals have also damaged the nearby school building, indicating a coordinated pattern of property crime in the area.
Democratic rally set for Capitol Avenue Theatre October 14
A Democratic rally at Capitol Avenue Theatre on Friday evening October 14 will feature principal speakers Governor hopeful Joseph M. Carey of Cheyenne Secretary of State candidate Dr Earl Whedon of Sheridan and Superintendent of Public Instruction candidate Miss Rose Bird of Cambria.
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Capitol Avenue Theatre
United States
Joseph M. Carey
Cheyenne
Earl Whedon
Sheridan
Rose Bird
Cambria
Superintendent of Public Instruction
City Briefs Include Jewelry Firms and Corporations
Cheyenne reports Buechner Jewelry Co and Reliable Manufacturing Jewelry and Engravers adding Tungsten items. Judge Carey installs two Tungsten electric lamps on Carey avenue and Nineteenth street. Wallia Livestock Co files incorporation papers with the secretary of state for 30 000 dollars and Fort Laramie Cemetery Association for 3 000 dollars. Councilman Resigns. Harry H. Gates resigns as Third ward alderman to pursue a Montana ranch deal.
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J. M. Carey
Tampa
Carey Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Wallla Livestock Company
Fort Laramie
Harry H. Gates
Cook
Montana
Registration and civic notices from Cheyenne
The Cheyenne county registration begins with a five day window for all voters and warns of loss of voting rights if not registered. Reports show heavy turnout in all three wards. Civil service exams announced at the Cheyenne post office include wireless telegraph operator and hydro electrical engineer with salaries listed. A divorce petition filed in district court and Masons traveling to Douglas for funeral services are noted.
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Cheyenne
Sydro
Funeral of M. Barrow Held After Sudden Death
Funeral services were held Sunday night for M. Barrow who died suddenly. Licenses list marriage intentions between Louis V Warramont and Margaret O Connell of Cheyenne Ernest Gibbs of Fort Russell and Laura Wickhorst of Cheyenne Edward W Young of Salt Lake and Elizabeth McCandless of Cheyenne.
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Barrow
Bill Barlow
Louis V.warramont
Margaret O'Connell
Cheyenne
Ernest Gibbs
Fort Russell
Laura’ Wickhorst
Edward W., Young
Salt Lake
Elizabeth McCandless
Hamlin Tied to Saloon Theft Case in Cheyenne
George Hamlin, a porter at the Senate bar, brought back from Laramie by Sheriff Hughes to face a $30 theft charge from the saloon. He admitted guilt to officers and may plead guilty to the Coyote Chase matter. Ww. Johnson, a Cheyenne dairy man, collected a bounty for pelts of two coyotes after a Sunday chase with greyhounds on Senator F EB Warren's ranch west of town.
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M Barrow
Bill Barlow
Sage Branch
Douglas Budget
George Hamlin
Senate
Laramie
Hughes
Hamlin
Johnson
F. EB. Warren
Cheyenne
Plains Hotel Leaser Leaves for East to Buy Furnishings
Harry P. Hyndy lessee and manager of the Plains hotel has gone to eastern cities to purchase furniture and other equipment for the hostelry at an estimated cost of 350000.
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Harry P. Hyndy
New Plains
New Auto Coats Arrive At WM Myers D G Co
Persian silk waisting arrived at WM Myers D G Co along with other goods. Read as a textured shipment note indicating new inventory and supplier names.
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Myers D. G, CO
Best Mayor of Cheyenne Bresnahen Who Makes Good
Democratic nominee for city chief executive Lawrence Bresnahen has served three terms as mayor and held other public trust roles. He chaired the Capitol Building Commission, supervised construction of the east and west wings, and earned bipartisan praise for frugality and thorough work.
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Lairry Bresnahen
Bresnehen
Cheyenne
Senate
Capitol Building Commission
Moonlight
Andrew Gilchrist
de de Baird
TA. Kent
A. Poole
Bresnahen
Capitol
Schitinaeer
M. P
Lawrence
J.C. Baird
See
Titan
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as rheumatic cure for Henry Goldstein
Five year rheumatism left Henry J. Goldstein of Barton Street Boston Mesa in agony until Hood's Sarsaparilla claimed success. He says his knees were stiff as steel and pain ruled his days until treatment began. Now he is entirely cured and recommends Hood's in liquid or Sarsatabs form.
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Henry J. Goldst
Barton Street
Boston
Mesa
Hood
Mr. Goldstein
Community Finances and Water System Reform Efforts
In a discussion of local governance, the text notes difficulty in finding a man to devote time to unraveling the city's tangled finances and to improving the water system. It references Persian silk waisting and mentions WM. Myers D. G. Co. as connected to arrived goods.
Wiring Expert Promises Safe, Prompt Service
Let me figure on your wiring with 26 years of experience. I carry a complete line of supplies and fixtures in the city including tungsten lamps motors dynamos and vacuum cleaners. All work guaranteed and job work given prompt attention. Call on me or I will call you to save time and money.
Saving Habit Promised as Life Improver
A brief column urges readers to open a savings account to build financial security. It contrasts wealth with poverty and promotes consistent saving as a path to a more fulfilling life.
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Henry Burns
Willett Lifgenbeel
Mourn
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Lewis and Clark
Missouri River
Pacific Ocean
Union Pacific Railroad
ST. Patrick's Beautiful Cathedral
New York
Farley
Mor
Michal J. Davee
Wipetis
Democratic Rally
Buechner Jewelry Co
Reliable
William Haas
New Quality
Meorce
Ned Jefien
Hay
Detriet Court
Jefien
Atulmery
Ses
Humber
Will Bay Equipment
Gheyerne
Jordon
Chesterfield
Chasterfield
Fall
Watter
America
Anr-Rived
WM. Myers D. G. ‘Co
S. P. Stevenson
Citizen’s National Bank
Pioneer Park
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