Briefs and Personals from Cheyenne Reader
Short city notices list arrivals visitors and local business notes. Names include A L Hollander from New York, S P Cohn from Chicago, E I Barnett from Los Angeles, William Oldham from Kansas City, Ben Gordon from Philadelphia, W A Munson from Colorado Springs, and J A Kirkpatrick relocations. Local events mention bake sale at Kelley Grocery and theater ads.
Civil Service Postal Exams in Laramie County
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination in Cheyenne on November 24, 1916 for rural carrier positions in Laramie County. Open to male citizens domiciled in county post offices who meet Form No 1977 requirements. Forms and blanks available locally or from the commission in Washington. Applications should be mailed promptly.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Laramie
Cheyenne
Carpenter
Washington, D. C
Commission
Washington
Contract Signed for Wheatland Chautauqua
Wheatland Wyoming signs the Chautauqua contract with Miss Freeman of Lincoln as advance agent for Redpath Chautauqua on site to finalize the next summer program. Citizens show strong interest and willingness to commit to the event.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Wheatland Chautauqua
Freeman
Lincoln
Redpath Chautauqua
Fanning Improves After Bad Accident
LARAMIE Wyo Oct 26 Geo Fanning, once thought dying from injuries from passenger train No 9 last Tuesday, is improving and Dr Stevens reports he will be around in a short time. None of his injuries were serious.
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Laramie
Wryo
Geo. Fanning
Stevens
William Dubels
Marriage License Issued to Howoold and Roach at Greely
A marriage license was issued today to Chester W. Howoold and Mrs. Pearl A. Roach, both of Greely Colorado. If you can room any delegates to the Wyoming State Teachers Association during Thanksgiving week at 50 cents a day, please contact Supt Ira B Fee or See R M Lamont of the Industrial club.
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Chester W. Howoold
Pearl A. Roach
Greeley, Colo
Wyoming State Teachers’ Association
Ira B
R, M, Lamont
The
Industrial Club
Rehearing Denied by State Supreme Court in Water Rights Case
The state Supreme Court denied a rehearing in the James P. Van Burkirk et al. v. Red Butter Land and Live Stock Co. suit over water rights disbursement. Justice Cyrus Beard concurred. Item also includes a political appeal urging Kendrick for Secretary of State.
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Charles N. Potter
State Supreme Court
James P. van Burkirk
Red Butter Land and Live Stock Company
Cyrus Beard
Why Suffer From Migraine or Sick Headache
A garbled text fragment mentions migraine and headache with scattered phrases and nonsensical lines. No coherent report or names to anchor a factual summary. The readable bits offer no clear events or entities to describe.
Teachers Meet to Prepare for Convention in Cheyenne
Local Wyoming teachers committee prepares for the statewide convention in Cheyenne during Thanksgiving week. Plans cover music by local and visiting performers, badges, room provision, host arrangements, and visiting days November 27 and 28 with events at the high school and Industrial club.
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Wyoming State Teacher’a
Ira B. Fee
Misa Lula McCormick
Katherine Organ
Mamiek. Hefferon
Eleanor Clarke
Florence A. Flanagan
Whitehead
Edith K. O. Clark
R. M. Lamont
Cheyenne Industrial Club
Cheyenne
Lamont
Industrial Club
Pee
K. N
Fontaing
Atudenta
Women's Club of
Supt
Pew
McCormick
Eleanor Clark
Josephine Graves
Prin
PF. H. Merten
Mies Amoe Downey
Kila Lyle
Association
Plains Hotel
Kendrick Campaign Claim for Secretary of State Trade
Voters are urged to back Kendrick for Secretary of State amid claims of fiscal gains as board revenues rise from near zero to over 6.1 million annually. The message frames Kendrick as the candidate to oversee the board’s increases in revenue.
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Kendriock II
Taxpayer
Hous
State Land Boléard
Kendrick
Secretary of State
Salvation Army Officers Farewell Cheyenne Depart for Wichita
Adjutant and Mrs Westacott of the Salvation Army announce their departure from Cheyenne to Wichita Kansas. A farewell service is planned at the Army hall 415 West 17th Street next Sunday evening and Ensign and Mrs Harris will begin meetings on Thursday November 2. The couple thanks friends and the Helpers league for kindness shown during their Cheyenne service and expresses gratitude for civic courtesy.
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Woestacott
Salvation Army
Cheyenne
Wichita
Kansas
Westacott
Army Hall
17Th St
Ensign
Harris
Salvationist
Helpers League
Fatal Scarf Entanglement Traps Utah Matron
In Ogden Utah on October 26 Mrs Mary KE Garner of Plain City wife of Bishop Henry J Garner died after a scarf became caught in an electric washing machine she operated. Her face was forced into the machine and the scarf tightened around her neck before she could reach the switch. Her son found her unconscious moments later and she died within minutes. She leaves seven children and her husband.
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Ogden
Utah
Mary KE. Garner
Plain Cry
Henry J. Garner
Garner
Hughes alliance aids Democratic committee with $100 from Allentown exec
NY Oct 26 The Hughes alliance provides moral and material support to the Democratic National Committee. 8. W. Traylor of Traylor Engineering and Manufacturing in Allentown and New York sent a $100 campaign check and his reply praising Wilson and calling him progressive and fair to all governments.
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New York
Hughes Alliance
Democratic Natonal Committee
W. Traylor
Traylor Engineering and Manufacturing Company
Allentown
New York City
Alliance
Vance C. McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Traylor
Wilson
Young Men's Republican Club Plans Meeting Rooms
The Young Men's Republican club will select suitable accommodations for their meetings. They plan to hold a meeting every week until the election.
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Young Men's Republican Club
The New Method for Kidney Backache Treatment
The notice promotes a kidney health remedy claiming backache stems from kidney congestion. It advises reducing meat, increasing water, and taking a single antiric tablet before meals to relieve lumbago rheumatism and related symptoms. It urges readers to ask the druggist for antiric and start the treatment promptly.
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Ford
Firestone Tires
Hag H. W. Johns-Manville
Jones
J. M
J.M
Thompson Motor Company
W. 17Th St
Hex
Apital Coal
A. L. Hollander
Sherman Co
Chicago
S. P. Cohn
the Plains
Sd Superman Co
E. I. Barnett
Los Angeles
Swisher
William Oldham
Kansas City
Carey
Philadelphia
Beny H. Gordon
Ro McCafferty
Hillsdale
Iillsdale
Moore
Cole
Spgs
W. A. Munson
M. Runner
Colorado Springs
Women’s Club
Kelley
Corey Avenue
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Real Earate
St. Louis
George Simpson
Casper
A. J. Bothwell
Oil City
Edison
Wyoming
Johnny” Johnson
Albin District
Toe Sherman Co
Minneapolis
A.ef. Crowe
Payne Hero
John 8. Payne
Northgate
Colo
Missoula
Durward H. Burch
Missoula, Mont
Evanston
Miss Stricker
Kearney
F. R. Edson
Neb
Warren Live Stock Company
Burlington
Omaha
Harry True
James B. True
Rawlins
A. EB. Roedel
A.M
Moppatt Hotel
Prp
Civil Service Postal Exams
Chautauqua
Supreme Court
J.J. Cubewell
Ahlack
Mpjm
Bob Rae
S. A
John Westacott
June Caprice
United States
Mr. Wilson
William B. Wilson
Secretary of Labor
Atlas Theatre