City Briefs: Showers cool the air and dust settles
Light showers yesterday cooled the town and reduced dust levels. A complaint tag accuses H. Monroe of violating the fire ordinance by starting a fire in the business district. W. B. Barnett returned from Denver with a fractured arm after a crankcase accident. Frank H. Barrow, noted Wyoming newspaper man and former Cheyenne Industrial Club secretary, has arrived in Shoshoni.
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H. Monroe
Bernett
Ww. B. Barnett
Denver
Frank H. Barrow
Wyoming
Cheyenne ‘Industrial Club
Shoshon
Local Hotel Moves and Fire Damage Report
Cheyenne sees staff changes at the Gazette Aid Industrial Journal with Col. FP Gill and J B Lynn joining as desk clerks at the Inter Ocean hotel. Workers plan to resume moving the Kabis cafe site for the Albany hotel while Prey Smith shifts damaged furniture after Thursday night fire, assessing total losses.
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Tive
Gazette
Aid ‘Industrial
Bhoghani
Col
FP. M. Gill
Kabis Cafe
Albany Hotel
Prey Smith
The Third Degree Nineteenth Century Play at Capitol Avenue
Henry B. Harris presents Charles Klein s The Third Degree at Capitol Avenue theatre this afternoon and tonight with a strong cast including Sarah Padden Charles Hill Mailles George Sumner Jack Millis William Pinkham H E Foresman A Eberle Helen Castle Scene Act II. The play, set in New York, exposes social life and class privilege driven by birth and heritage, and is hailed as a forward step in drama reflecting public apathy toward social leaders.
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Henry B. Harris
Charles Kiein
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Sterling Players
Sarah Padden
Charles Hill Mailles
George Sumner
Jack Millis
William Pinkham
H. E. Foresman
A. Eberle
Helen Castle
Cheyenne Youth Edgar Fowler Dies in California
Mrs. B. F. Fowler of Cheyenne announced the death in Los Angeles California of her son Edgar C Fowler age nineteen from heart disease. He had lived in Cheyenne for years and attended its public schools and Nebraska Agricultural College before heart trouble forced his departure. Remains are en route to Cheyenne for burial.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Edgar C. Fowler
Fowler
Cheyenne
Nebraska Agricultural College
A Matter for Women by LaFaves Remedy
An old advertisement targets women suffering from female weakness and related symptoms. It promotes LaFaves Remedy sold by Palace Drug Store in Cheyenne as a tonic to relieve nervousness low mood fatigue and backaches.
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Palace Drug Store
Cheyenne
Wyoming Exhibit Custodian Visits Laramie
A. R B. Whittely custodian of the Wyoming Mineral and Agricultural exhibit on Capitol avenue traveled to Laramie yesterday for a brief visit.
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A. R B. Whittely
Wyoming Mineral and Agricultural
Capitol Avenue
Laramie
Smalley Statement as Independent Road Supervisor Candidate
Cheyenne Wyoming August 20 1910 B H Smalley announces candidacy for road supervisor. He recounts primaries in Cheyenne Second Ward, notes supporting Schnitger ticket, explains miscommunication with Kennedy, and recalls his Civil War service in Company H 128th New York. He has lived in Cheyenne 44 years and consistently voted Republican.
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Cheyenne
Republican Party
Kennedy
Peter Cook
Mr. Kennedy
Mkennedy
Leald
B. J. Smalley
Ed. Smalley
New York Volunteer Infantry
Gainesville
Miss
Poohatania
Port Hudson
Red River
Cam
Paign
Canes River
Alexandria
Munsura
Halltown
Opequam
Winchester
Berryville
Fisher's Hill
Cedar Creek
Sheridan
Carolinas
Bennett House
Johnston
Savannah
Anle
Better Man on the Other Ticket in Cheyenne’s Memoir
A Cheyenne veteran recounts Civil War service at seventeen, freighting across the frontier to Deadwood and Fort McKinney, ranching near Grow Creek and Horse Creek, and political life with the McKinley club led by his son B J Smalley. He recalls Indian dangers, hard work, and later advocacy for common people over grafters. The reminiscence closes with a public notice for Benjamin Almond Lotion.
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Cheyenne
B. J. Smalley
Denver
New Mexico
Deadwood
Fort Robinson
Red Cloud Agency
Teller
Colo
Fort McKinney
Buffalo
Pleasant Valley
Grow Creek
Horse Creek
Edwin J. Smalley
Gouth Crow Creek
Buford Station
McKinley Club
Compmn
Wns
East
B. J. Smaley
Indies
B. H. Smalley
Adyt
Soles and Heels Made From Awarded Leather
Advertises durable soles and heels crafted from Tehras Scoured Oak Leather, claimed to wear like iron for the same price as lower quality options. Mentions hand sewn construction and prices around $4.25 for men's and ladies’ shoes.
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Sue
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Monticette
Barrow
J. B. Llynn
St. Jos, Missouri
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Inter Oreah
Ingersoll Store
Carey Ave
W. 17Th St
D Bank
Stock Growers National Ban
Cheyenne, Wyoming
U. S. Depository
Klein
New York
California
B. F. Fowler
Whitely
Wyo
Laramieounty
Capitol Ave
Theaire
Rday
Matinee
Eevee
Miant
Henry B Pemage
Charles Klein
Galtery
Palacs Pharmacy
Milatzo
Pioneer Park
Organized Labor of
Sidney Vs
West
ATLAS
Godess of Light
Bert Wiggins
Haverly & Wells
Mr. Piker
Miss Kidder
Little Orchestra
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