Notices and Invitations for Local Bids and Meetings
Multiple items announce bids for Memorial Hospital of Laramie County construction with surety bond and deposit requirements. Also notices of special meeting for Muddy Creek Oil Company to vote on dissolution, and Rock River Coal Syndicate annual meeting scheduled Oct 26 at A O U W Hall.
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Memorial Hospital
Laramie County
Oh 6
Wyoming
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Samuel Corson
Matonica Temple
Cheyenne
John A. In
John W. Lacey
Rock River Coal Syndicate
A. O. U. W. Hall
Weather Summary for the Date with Temperatures and Precipitation
Normal temperature 44 degrees. actual mean 46. Change in last 24 hours 4 degrees. Wind direction variable. Total precipitation since January 1 14.26 inches. normal 12.64 inches. Snow 0 inches. Lowest reading 7 inches of rainfall noted at 6:00 a.m.
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Pasion
Rough Treatment for Dinameters of Trains on African Lines
Johannesburg reports that Lorenson Marques authorities threaten rope-tying and placing ringleaders on tracks if railway strikes continue. The province faces isolation as Mozambique and other ports experience severe disruption.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Lorenson
Nowa
Lonenso Marques
Kansas City Man Transferred to Denver in Justice Department
B Argabright of Kansas City is transferred to Denver on charge for the department of justice in the Colorado district which includes Wyoming. He succeeds Roy O Sampson who was transferred. Hunters who went to the city yesterday morning were disappointed as there was no duck flight.
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Kansas City
Denver
Rae
Justleé
Colorado
Wyoming
Roy O. Sampson
William Gibbs
McAdoo
Cheyenne
Cheyenne News Roundup: Elections, Frost, and Local notes
Various Cheyenne items including political activity for county offices, voter registration reminders, and upcoming elections. Local weather notes report the first heavy frost overdue in Cheyenne region. Joseph C Mahoney to depart for Washington. Union Pacific pays semi monthly. Cheyenne post office handles campan ture, Halloween plans in city, and broad local notices.
Paper Supply Held While Boundary Line Newfoundland Fixed
Reports from St John s Newfoundland note renewed discussions over Labrador boundaries with Canada as amber resources and future pulp and paper potential prompt claims. Officials seek clarity on what land Newfoundland may own, amid historic shifts in jurisdiction and disputed coast definitions.
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Newfoundland
ST. John's
Labrador
Quebec
Canada
London
Newdland
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Masonic Reception Planned for Dr Rafter Birthday
The Rev Dr George C Rafter of this city will celebrate his birthday on November and a reception will be given in his honor by his Masonic brothers and Wyomin g Commandery No 1 and Wyoming Consistory No 1. Arrangements are being perfected for an elaborate affair. At eighty two he remains active and sharp, a believer in exercise and long walks.
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George C. Rafter
Big Horn Sheep Company Case Heard Before Judge Lewis
On the second day of final arguments in the United States government case against the Big Horn Sheep Company and John B. Okie of Lost Cabin, one of the principal owners, proceedings begin at 10 o'clock before Judge Robert Lewis of Denver. District Attorney Charles N. Rigdon seeks to prove the defendants obtained about 140 homestead timber and stone entries in Wyoming through fraudulent operations.
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Wyoming
Seasion
Robert Lewis
Denver
J. A. Riner
United States
Big Horn Sheep ‘Company
John B. Okie
Lost Cabin
Charles N. Rigdon
Winter May Wipe Out Moscow Poor Now Destitute
Lucerne man T A Kurh describes famine and depopulation in Moscow after five months abroad. He cites scarce food and clothing, women in rags, and a harsh winter threat. He says Bolshevists struggle to move propaganda and notes German agents on the Orenburg to Tashkent line. He recalls British and American prisoners in Hakul cleaning streets, and Georgian compliance under Moscow control.
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Kulin
Turkestan
India
India Through Tur Bocatine
Basil King Film The Street Called Straight at Atlas
Basil Kings adaptation of The Street Called Straight plays at the Atlas today and tomorrow. The story centers on moral choices with no villain, only fate guiding characters as they insist on acting honestly. A preceding two reel comedy titled Thanges and Riches accompanies the feature.
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Basil King
Atlas
Caracters
The Law of They North Leads Lyric Show Tonight
Dramatic high order thrills mark The Law of They North starring Charles Ray at the Lyric for the last times today. Ray headlines with top Ince studio actors Doris Lee Robert McKim Gloria Hope and Charles French. An added feature is Harry Carey in The Sheriff s Baby.
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Charles Ray
Ray
Thomas H. Ince
Doris Lee
Robert McKim
Gloria Hope
Charles French
Vamp Victory in New Comedy at Amuse Theater
Constance Talmadge stars in The Per t Woman at the Amuse in a lively First National offering labeled the most entertaining subject by John Emerson and Anita Loos. The film blends comedy with melodramatic action as a serial presented for contemporary audiences.
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Constance Talmadge
First National
Shareene
John Emerson
Anita Loos
The Tale of a Woman Hater and a Fashionable Pilot
A fragmented note hints at a melodramatic plot centered on a woman hater and a bold pilot. It mentions Sharice Mith and Ned Sparks delivering standout performances in supporting roles amid a tale of romance and mistaken fortune.
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Ati Ona
Mall
Sharice Mith
Ned Sparks
Satires of 1920 to headlines at the Princess
The Pacific coast troupe led by Fanohon and Marco presents The Satires of 1920 at the Princess Friday October 22 a four act revue with dancing by Panchon and Maréo Muriel Striker leads the dancers in The Shrine of the Zunín and Miss Eva Clark stars in the principal role The show promises comedy song and color with a cast of California's best youthful beauty and a strong chorus of dancers.
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Marco
Pacific Coast
Panchon
Maréo
America
Muriel Striker
Iresh Lloyd
Wells
Weer Haak
al Wohlman
John Bheshas
State Leader Sought by Cheyenne and Wyoming People
Cheyenne and Wyoming residents express interest in a state leader and push for support. Community meetings discuss qualifications, leadership goals, and potential candidates.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Newspaper Subscription Offer
A promotional notice urges readers to order now before the offer ends. It claims immediate access for new subscribers and promises savings on multiple months, highlighting the value of signing up promptly.
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