Brophy Promoted To Superintendent In Cheyenne Division
George Co. Brophy is named to replace Vir. Brophy as general superintendent of the Cheyenne division overseeing 1 240 miles of railroad. W. Jeffers moves from Omaha to become head of the Gmmba division. Keogh plans to relocate his family to Omaha during Thanksgiving holidays amid daughter Athol’s schooling shift.
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Jnmat
Brorky Goss
Onthha
Gaure
Omoeta
Ogden
W. 3. Jeffers
Omaha
Pebruery
Gavints Dent
Gmmba
George Co. Brophy
Toncey
Quien
Vir. Brophy
A. W. Wootraft
Dreon Siiver
Oedea
UU Ff
Woodraft
Reem River
Keoghy
Mies Athol
Echool
Brophy
Chesenne
Tate
Doctor Locates Here After Statewide Search
Dr Ahrens, previously of Chatsworth, has established in Cheyenne with Open Air offices in the National Bank building. He chose the city after reviewing several states for a live city perfect for kinesis and internal medicine. His laboratory will be the most completely equipped in the state. The move earned praise from Chatsworth’s mayor and bankers. Dancing at Coliseum Wednesday and Saturday night.
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Ahrens
Chatsworth
Cheyenne
Cttlmas National Bank
Abreng
Burlington Winter Schedule Cuts Through Trains and Services
The Burlington announces a winter timetable reducing local service west of the Missouri river and trimming thru trains. No. 1 and 10 between Chicago and Denver are withdrawn, other trains are reassigned or limited, and coast tourist sleepers are curtailed or reduced to a three-day-a-week pattern.
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Burlington
Missouri River
Peeeager Department
Chicago
Denver
Omaha
Lowle
Oxford
St. Francis
West
Lincoln
Omerica
Northwest
Icvcoln
Union Pacific
St. Louis
Bt. Louis
Los Angeles
Local Baseball Banter and Tour Notes From Cheyenne
Reporter covers Brookfed manager Banczel and star Jawn in a lively chatter about basebell and the Federal League. Mentions players Pip Shanks and others, touring Cheyenne toward Laramie, Hodson remarks, and plans from November to travel to Beattle for hunting and a forthcoming book.
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Brookfed
de Jawn
Cheyenne
Ganes
Gensel
Harry Pip
Pippin
Shanks
Bancroft
Barele!s
Sinclair
Breifel
Sii
Wellemann
Nat
Uederstand
Big Jawn
Rochester
N. Y
Hlopolowin
Uansel
Jane Miso Mugabeth
Laramie
Lowie
Ciateel
New York
Janee
Hitself
P Franchevoa
Beatile
Menolla Vins Prt
Mr. Congel
Dodge Car Tested on Steep Incline at Test Hill
A Dodge car owned by local dealer W H Kielnke and driven by J A Carlson with Bigge of Denver and Neatham on board was driven up a steep hill at Test Hill. The four occupant stock model car reached within fifty to sixty feet of the top before the attempt was stopped. The event showcased the vehicle under challenging conditions and drew local interest.
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W. H. Kielnke
J. A. Carlson
A Bigge
Denver
B. HM. Neathman
Aatera
Ceremer
Tibet
Local Dressmaker Ad Promises Dresses and Millinery
Fragmentary notice lists gowns skirts and beauty items offered at fixed prices. Mentions Mire Gee Horton and a subd reference with a price tied to a five dollar level, suggesting a shop ad for women’s attire and hats.
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Horton
All-Star teams line up for Pioneer Park exhibition
The Leading reports two all-star squads slated to clash at Pioneer Park on November 2 and 3. The lineup features players from Americans National and other clubs with names such as Miller, McCarthy, Coombs, Pfeffer, Groh, Wolter, and Kilner among the touted stars.
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Bate Journal
Linco
Nebr
Damon
Winers
Pioneer Park
Nationale Ogby Cade Verte eQerns
Miller
McCerihy
Alexander API
Edets Vans Prive Coombs
Pfeffer Klepfer
Terribert Hove Cecaveath Muilenm
Carey Mothoe
KilNier
Great Future In Store for Star Valley Dairy
Star Valley pasteurized cream cheese producer reports strong demand for full cream cheese. Manager Groshon notes high quality product this year and ongoing production expansion, with three carloads shipped to Chicago and another awaiting shipment to meet eager buyers. The region’s cheese industry is described as having a bright future.
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Hon
Star Valley
Groshon
Chicago
Floyd Returns From Frisco Meeting
A. Floyd, secretary of the railway commission and public service, returns from San Francisco after attending a national meeting of railway commissioners and public service secretaries. He calls the convention very pleasurable and productive, noting a Wyoming commission start and a busy schedule across nine or ten sections. He mentions visiting his mother in San Diego and staying at other California points.
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A. Floyd
Pul Ihevunueel Vor
San Francisco
United States
Wyoming Commission
Floyd
San Diego
California
Popley Prints Exhibit Delights Children at Ames Block Shop
A display in the Little gilt Bhop Ames block Capital avenue featured Popley Prints in the children's department. The exhibit drew notable interest from youngsters and families as Mr Jones, proprietor, reports strong trade since opening.
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Ames
Gm Capital Avenue
Wan Uleo
Jones
Returned Missionary Speaks at Presbyterian Church
A returned missionary from Soochow China spoke at the Sunday morning and evening services of the Presbyterian church. The morning theme was The New Era in China and the evening theme Men hope for China. Both addresses proved interesting and were well received.
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Praok
Soochow
China
Presbyterian Church
Sra
Garry Loney to Serve In Cheyenne after Wife's Death
Adjutant General Blimey returning from Florida with the Wyoming rifle team passed Cheyeans Sunday on the way to Ther mopolia where he was called by the death of his wife. Mrs Blimey was to be buried Monday and Colonel Siineyte expected in Cheyenne soon.
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Blimey
Florida
Wyoming
Thermopolia
Mre. Bliney
Siineyte
Cheyenne
Homes for Boys Seek Safe Placements in Wyoming
Two boys aged five and four need good homes. One boy comes from a Catholic family. Address inquiries to B W Surke, Chief Agent, Wyoming Humane Society, State Capitol Building, Cheyenne.
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W. Surke
Wyoming Humane Society
Mail Service Officials Prepare for Christmas Rush
Western railway mail officials meet in Ogden Utah to coordinate handling of heavy holiday mail. Attending are Frank O Johnston Omaha C B Kelley Cheyenne A Death San Francisco Edward McGrath W J Carr Ogden plus others to plan extra space overtime and faster delivery to prevent delays in Christmas mail.
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Ogden
Utah
Frank
Johnston
Omaha
C. 8. Kelley
A. Death
Cheyenne
Edward McGrath
San Francisco
A. W. Watts
Francisco Charles Rager
Joe Angelon
W. J. Carr
Reach
Uncle Sam
Weks
Dr French Praises Star Valley Dairy Cattle
State veterinarian A W French has spent time in Star Valley inspecting dairy herds and reporting excellent condition. He commends settlers for care, notes he could not test all stock for tuberculosis, but finds overall health and dairy products promising.
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A. W. French
Star Valley
Leprosy Expert Named Director of Hygienic Laboratory
Surgeon George W McCoy appointed director of the hygienic laboratory in Washington succeeding J F Anderson. McCoy, authority on leprosy bubonic plague and dengue, leaves Molokai Hawaii where he led the lep rosy investigation to take the post.
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Washington
Hlue
Public Health Service Today
George Ww. McCoy
J. F. Andersou
McCoy
Molokai
Mawati
Public Health Service
United States
Accidental shooting kills officer at Nuevo Laredo garrison
In Laredo on October 25 Major Garcia of the Carrance garrison in Nuevo Laredo was accidentally shot and killed by Colonel Gonsales of the same garrison during a recent incident at the Mexican town opposite Laredo.
Caruman Ambasha Don to Tumart Is Oad
An unclear fragment mentions Caruman Ambasha Don to Tumart and a reference to Constantinople with scattered words about Germans and Turkey. The readable content is fragmentary and lacks a coherent event or claim.
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Caruman Ambasha
City Briefs and Local Notices From Cheyenne
Local items include legal business by C. P. Arnold in Cheyenne, a note on Miller's watch repairs, and insur ance with Mark Chapman. A pump house fire at Archer State Farm causes minor loss. Dr and Mrs W T Buchanan depart for Ocean Park California to visit their daughter. Grace Madison from Des Moines to Oakland visit. New and second hand bicycles at Wytting Cyclery. Jewelry manager Brendler travels to Mandola Minnesota for family illness. Cheyenne Messenger Service advertises prompt local service. Claud Draper travels on Union Pacific No 19 for East Lake City. Community remarks question corporate hiring practices. Wyoming Humane Society agent Burke resolves concerns about sick children near Encampment.
Wyoming State Land Notice for Maude land selection
United States Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming issues notice that Wyoming files to select Maude land in specified townships. Public inspection and copies posted. protests or contests must be received before final approval and forwarded to the General Land Office in Washington DC.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenone
Wyoming
State of
W. Éth P. M
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
Will Reid
Pittsburg convention opens with 4500 attend in missionary movement
The Pittsburg convention of the Nations Lay men’s Missionary movement opens with about 4500 attendees from across the United States and many foreign lands. Speakers include leaders from Brazil in native dress praising a strong navy and urging citizens to support the president and a peaceful mission abroad.
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Pitts RG
Pittieburg Convention of the Nations
United States
Hisho
Brasil
Congregational Churches Record Against Armaments
New Haven Conn October 26 The National Council of Congregational churches records opposition to increased armaments in the United States presented at today's session by the late hom committee for Rev Dr Charles E B Jefferson of Broadway tabernacle New York City.
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New Haven
Conn
National Council of Congregational Churches
Laathom Committee
Charles EB Jefferson
Broadway Tabernacle
New York
Leader's 1 Percent News and Editorial Ads
A compact note highlights The Leader's 1 percent news coverage with editorials and advertise driven content. It outlines how editorials influence local views while advertisements support the publication.
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