Clairvoyant Mme Heck Promises Wealth and Influence
An advertisement for Mme C Heck a Vancouver clairvoyant mediums offering guidance on business love and fortune. It promises personal magnetism success in money and social life and claims to reveal secrets, locate buried treasure, and guarantee results with privacy in her parlors at 22 Bus Nineteenth Street.
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Mme. C. Heck
Vancouver
East Nineteenth
Coflier Evans
Mme
Heck
Pathe
Mme. Heck
Mme, Heck
Local Notices and City News Briefs
Miller's watch repair advertises skilled service at 1709 Carey Ave. The Talbots welcome twins born yesterday at 610 West Nineteenth Street. Beatrice Rawson, a longtime troublemaker, is again arrested over unpaid bond. John Murphy and Harry Rader, convicted robbers, are jailed awaiting district court. Mayor Bresnahen plans quick return from the East. Clyde V. Simpson studies at Wyoming university to enter Army officer exams at Fort Russell. Sub-Contractors sought for Stewart Canal work through Colt & Sons and Laramie Water Co. Campbell, formerly with Mountain States, heads Salt Lake City office. Beatrice in Again is noted. Beauty parlors invite visits at 411 W. 19th Street.
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Carey Ave
Rodger Talbot
Talbot
Nineteenth Street
Weat 16Th Street
Barkwell
Stewart Canal
Colt & Sons
Millbrook
Wyo
Laramie Water Co
Laramie
Campbell
C, C. Campbell
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Denver
Salt Lake City
Utah
J. A. Foley
Foley Bros
Houston
Tex
Plains
Yellowstone
Pacific Coast
Foley
John Foley
Geyser Staani
John Murphy
Harry Rader
L. R. Bresnahen
Bresnahen
Simpson
Clyde V. Simpson
the Tribune
Wyoming University
Cheyennne
Fort Russell
Beatrice
Beatrice Rawson
Red Light
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Credited By Sufferers
Ashland Kentucky and Camden New Jersey women report relief from female and kidney troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonies claim long term suffering ended and daily work resumed without surgery. Researchers note the remedy is plant based and marketed by the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Ashland
Lydia E. Pinkham
May Wyatt
United States
Camden, N. J
Lydia E.pinkham
Kuta Johnson
Vine St
Railroad News Update From Cheyenne and Wyoming Division
Superintendent Jeffora of the Wyoming division left yesterday for a week of district travel and routine duties. Assistant Superintendent Woodruff returned from his district tour reporting the railroad in excellent shape. The water tank car moved to the Nebraska division due to shortages has been brought back to Cheyenne for city and railroad use.
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Jeffora
Wyoming
Woodruff
Nebraska
Owlog
Cheyenne
Railroad Aystem
City
I General
Services in Honor of Booth Held Sunday
Memorial services for General Booth of the Salvation Army were held Sunday evening at the Methodist church with a large audience. The program included hymns, scripture, addresses by Rev. Leon C. Hills and others, a biographical sketch, and remarks by Rev. Frank Moore.
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General Booth
Salvation Army
Methodist Church
Jesus
Leon C. Hills
Nev. van Winkle
A. F. Chesham
Annette. B. Gray
W. B. D. Gray
Frank Moore
Swedish Chey Inne Picnic Sunday
The Wassa Oder Club with about fifty Swedish members held a Sunday picnic at the old Griffin ranch. Refreshments were served and afternoon games were enjoyed on the meadow. Members returned to Cheyenne in the early evening by horseback, carriage, and automobile.
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Wassa Oder
Griffin
Mrs Warren Detained in Washington Over Ill Mother
Mrs F E Warren did not accompany Senator Warren to Cheyenne as she is detained in Washington due to her mother's serious illness. If her mother improves, Mrs Warren will join the senator here at the earliest moment.
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F. E. Warren
Cheyenne
Senator Warren
Washington
Wyoming Highways Association Mid-Summer Meeting
The Wyoming Highways Association schedules its mid summer meeting in Rawlins on September 11 and 12 with plans for an auto run to Saratoga for a free fish fry. The event expects over 100 car parties from across the state and promises instructive entertainment. I L Emery presides as president.
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Wyoming Highways Association
Rawlins
Wyo
Saratoga
I. L, Emery
Infant Thomas Dead From Cholera Infantum
Four month old Alice Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Thomas of 322 East Twenty-first street, died after a twenty four hour illness from cholera infantum. Funeral arrangements not yet set but likely for Wednesday afternoon.
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Alice
John L. Thomas
East Twenty-first Street
Billiard Series Opens With Schoes Top Brannan
In Brunswick last night Harris Brannan lost to Gilbert Schoels 100 to 64 in the first game of a billiard series. Brannan had defeated Kitemiller previously but seemed off form, while Schoels played brilliantly with several 68 runs and a flawless kite shot sequence. The 900 point series continues with two more matches at Brunswick tonight and Wednesday, games start at 8 o'clock and the public is invited.
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Harris Brannan
Gilbert Schoes
Brunswick
Schoéela
Brannan
Kitemiller
Schoels
Brilant
Wall Paper and Dill Pickle Share Odd Town Fandom
A crumpled clipping notes eccentric local tastes claiming wallpaper is paramount while the Sherman Company is cited jokingly. The piece quips that beauty and charm are not essential and that the dill pickle has many friends among residents.
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Sherman Co
HGHS Promises Strong Athletics Under New Coach Jones
A new athletic coach, Mr. Jones, brings dual football and basketball expertise from the University of Wotting. The high school football team is expected to be a repeat winner with returning stars and fresh talent. Basketball also shows strength despite graduations, with Marks, Snow, Lee, and others set to perform. Track work will resume in spring and a potential baseball squad may form.
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Jones
University of Wotting
Dean
Dillman
Argie
Jordan
van Winkie
Marke
Snows
Argue
Hart
Marks
Young Snow
Lee
Wright
Terrors
All-Stars
Gascarets Claim Quick Relief for Constipation
A vintage drug advertisement promotes Cascarets as a cleansing tonic for the liver stomach and bowels. It targets headaches biliousness sleeplessness and general weariness, promising morning relief and improved mood from a box bought at a drugstore. The text urges parents to treat children as well.
Forage poisons blamed for horse deaths in Kansas
The department of agriculture and Kansas authorities report that recent horse deaths in western Kansas stem from forage poisoning due to drought. Lack of rain left horses underfed and feeding on irritant plants. If alfalfa is provided, further trouble should stop.
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D. C
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Echoian Alterative Promoted for Tuberculosis Treatment
An old testimonial asserts Echoian's Alterative aids recovery in tuberculosis and related lung conditions when paired with fresh air and nourishing food. Arthur Wear recounts dramatic weight gain after starting the remedy in 1906, claiming improved health and vigor. The ad lists uses for bronchitis asthma hay fever and urges readers to request a recovery booklet.
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Kekman
Benin
Aeain
Echoian
Arthur Wear
Rekman
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Iwekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Classy Acts on the Boards at the Cozy Atlas
The Atlas opened the week with a crackerjack bill featuring the Gaby Dolls two youngsters who dance and sing and captivate the audience with the Grizzly Bear. West Bender uses clever impersonations and songs while the Cataldo brothers deliver opera to ragtime with accordion solos. The program includes a junior elopement sketch and a Western tale as well as the Little Orchestra performing light-class music.
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Gaby
West Bender
Cataldo Brothers
New Water Record Set in National A A U One Mile Swim
Chicago reports L R Goodwin of the New York Athlete club set a new U S record of 25 25 for the outdoor one mile swim at the National A A U event. The previous mark was 26 40 2 5 by J H Reilly of New York A C in 1911.
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Chicago
L. R. Goodwin
New York
United States
J. H. Reilly
Albany County Democrats Organize In Wyoming County Meeting
The Albany County Democratic central committee held its organization meeting in Laramie on Sept 2 after the August 20 primary. N Cortelle was named permanent chairman and Guy Dayton secretary. An executive committee of five was selected to align with the ticket.
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DEM
Laramie
Wyo
Albany County Democratic Central Committee
Court House
Cortell
Elec
Civil War Photographs to be Published by The Leader
Hidden long lost Civil War photographs found in a New York garret will be released free of charge to readers. The Leader will publish complete details and a full description next Tuesday in Rayptonvivd cet.
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Miute Wittesees
New York
Sprinter Dorge Dies After Victory at Local Meet
Theodore Dorge, 20, an athlete with the Pine Local Athletic Club in Brooklyn, collapsed after winning a 10 yard dash during a field exhibition on Porty-fourth Street. An ambulance from the Norwegian hospital arrived. Dr. Phillips attributed the death to heart disease. Dorge lived at 1118 Elshth Avenue.
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New York
Theodore Dorge
Wid Athletic Club
Pfortieth Street
Brooklyn
Porty-fourth Street
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Conteyat
Durer
de Jeurt
Lila
Druge
Eieht
Dirnee
Meyers
Phillips
Elshth Avenue
Facial and Skin Treatments Offered in City
Clara A. Ligier of 411 W. 19th street advertises arrangement of scientific facial and chemical peel treatments. Phone 817.
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Clara A. Ligier
W. 19Th Street
Relics of Old U 8 Survey Br Rappar
Pidgeon and crew witnessed several rock types believed to be relics of a government survey said to have been made in 1552. Locals claim the survey arose again after 1882. A resurvey is likely, possibly prompting legal or funding changes, with a long delay before it occurs. Pidgeon then planned to examine northern county surveys.
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Colong
Surenye
Pidgeon
Fromg
Rocka
Akers wWelon
Hla
Reed Upheld by Constitution Joke Tale
A Youths Companion item recalls Thomas B Reed refusing to bail out a leaking boat saying it would be unconstitutional. The future statesman quips that excessive bail cannot be required, framing a humorous constitutional line.
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Thomas B. Reed
Tom
United States &Ays
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Mrs. Warren
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HGH
Verolshea
the Sherman Og
Weldon
Fort Worth
Texas
Colorado
Texsa
Canon City
Eckman
Classy
the Atlas
Ay N. Hagenkamp
Teyar Rentore
Brrappar
American Electric Shoe Shop
W. 18Th St
Gare Ave
Cheyenne, Wyo
Cheyenne Coal Yards
W. 17Th St
Andrew
Central Ave
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