Vancouver clairvoyant Mme Heck promises wealth and love power
An advertisement touts Mme C Heck, a renowned Vancouver clairvoyant, offering readings on business, love, fortune, and personal influence. It claims she can unlock magnetism, ensure safe investments, and reveal secrets via private sessions at 929 East Nineteenth Street.
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Mme. C. Heck
Vancouver
East Nineteenth
Coflier Evans
Mme
Heck
Pathe
Mme. Heck
Mme, Heck
Local notices and society briefs from Cheyenne week
A Cheyenne paper lists a mix of local items including Miller’s Watch repair at 1709 Carey Ave, a birth announced for Police Sergeant Rodger Talbot and wife at 610 West Nineteenth, and a handmade truck display at the Pootery, 316 West 16th. Also noted: Adjutant General Barkwell’s hunting report, sub contractor calls for Stewart canal work, Campbell’s travel to Salt Lake City, Foley Bros. visits, burglar arrests of Murphy and Rader, Mayor Bresnahen’s return, Clyde V. Simpson’s Army exam plans, Beatrice Rawson’s latest arrest, and beauty parlor services 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's Vegetable Compound Promises Restored Health
Ashland Kentucky wife credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing years of female and kidney trouble after other doctors failed. Camden New Jersey woman says it cured a severe displacement forbidding operation and recommends it to others.
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Ashland
Lydia E. Pinkham
May Wyatt
United States
Camden, N. J
Lydia E.pinkham
Kuta Johnson
Vine St
Railroad News From Wyoming Division
Superintendent Jeffora travels in private car for week to review division and perform routine duties. Assistant Superintendent Woodruff returns after district tour reporting raffle in excellent shape. Water tank car moved to Nebraska division due to car shortage returns to Cheyenne for railroad system and city 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 conducted at the Methodist church Sunday evening before a large crowd. Rev. Leon C. Hills gave the invocation and addressed The Scope of His Work, Nev. Van Winkle spoke on His Personal Religion, with other clergy offering biographical sketches and remarks.
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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 picnic at the old Griffin ranch Sunday afternoon. Refreshments were plentiful and games were played on the meadow. Members returned to Cheyenne in the evening by horseback, carriage, and automobile.
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Wassa Oder
Griffin
Mrs Warren Delayed in Washington By Ill Mother
Mrs F E Warren did not accompany Senator Warren to Cheyenne because she is detained in Washington due to her mother’s serious illness. If the mother improves sufficiently, Mrs Warren will join the senator at the earliest possible moment.
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F. E. Warren
Cheyenne
Senator Warren
Washington
Wyoming Highways Association Meets in Rawlins
The Wyoming Highways Association holds a mid summer meeting in Rawlins on September 11 and 12 with plans for an auto run to Saratoga for a free fish fry. The president I. L. Emery notes strong summer work and urges broad attendance with over 100 auto parties expected.
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Wyoming Highways Association
Rawlins
Wyo
Saratoga
I. L, Emery
Infant Thomas Dead After Short Illness
Four month old infant 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 complete but likely Wednesday afternoon.
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Alice
John L. Thomas
East Twenty-first Street
Billiard Series Opens With Schoels Victory at Brunswick
In the first match of the pocket billiards series Harris Brannan lost to Gilbert Schoels 100 to 64 at Brunswick last night. Brannan, who beat Kitemiller in a handicap, lacked his form while Schoels played brilliantly with several 68s and a string of precise kite shots. The 900 point series runs 100 points per night with two late fixtures, 8 o clock starts, and public attendance invited.
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Harris Brannan
Gilbert Schoes
Brunswick
Schoéela
Brannan
Kitemiller
Schoels
Brilant
Wall Paper and Dill Pickle Fables From Sherman Co
A quirky note hints at the Sherman Company with odd lines about wallpaper beauty grace and charm, followed by a remark that the dill pickle has many friends. The fragment reads like an odd promotional or internal motto with no clear event or date.
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Sherman Co
HGH School Athletics Look Very Promising
The new athletic coach Mr Jones brings dual football and basketball experience from the University of Wotting to the high school. He aims to elevate the teams with strong returning players Markes Snows and others, while new material from grade schools and freshmen join a determined varsity. Track and baseball may follow in spring.
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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
Gas Carets Promise Quick Cleanse for Headache and Biliousness
Take Cascarets tonight to cleanse the liver stomach and bowels and feel better by morning. The ad targets men and women with bilious symptoms including headache coated tongue sleeplessness and backache. It claims Cascarets remove sour undigested food foul gases and bile and produce healthy bowels by morning for adults and children.
Forage poisons blamed for horse deaths in Kansas
The department of agriculture with Kansas authorities found deaths among western Kansas horses are due to forage poisoning from drought. Lack of rain left horses underfed and feeding on irritating plants caused intestinal trouble. It advised feeding alfalfa to prevent further losses.
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D. C
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Wiederholte Tuberculosis Cure Claim Ad Text
A 1900s medical advertisement touts Kekman’s Alterative as a universal cure for tuberculosis and lung ailments. It includes a sworn testimonial from Arthur Wear detailing dramatic weight gain and recovery after using the remedy, plus claims of effectiveness for bronchitis asthma hay fever and general upbuilding. The note directs readers to Palace Pharmacy Drug Co. and Kekman Laboratory Philadelphia for booklets and evidence.
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Weldon
Kekman
Fort Worth
Texas
Colorado
Texsa
Canon City
Eckman
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 talented youngsters who dance and sing with charm. West Bender delivers clever impressions and songs while the Cataldo brothers offer operatic to ragtime voices and standout accordion playing. The Little Orchestra provides light-class music as onlookers enjoy two short films, including a junior elopement plot and a Western love caper.
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Gaby
West Bender
Cataldo Brothers
New Water Record in National AAU One Mile Swim
L R Goodwin of the New York Athletic Club set a United States mark of 25 25 in the National AAU one mile outdoor swim in Chicago on September 2, lowering the former record of 26 40 2 5 set by J H Reilly of NYAC in 1911.
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Chicago
L. R. Goodwin
New York
United States
J. H. Reilly
Albany County Democrats elect leadership at organizing meeting
The Albany County Democratic central committee, elected August 20, held an organization meeting in the Albany County Court House with twenty or more men present. N Cortelle was named permanent chairman and Guy Dayton secretary. An executive committee of five was to be appointed to suit the ticket. Members offered outlooks from precincts, most confident of gains in the November election.
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DEM
Laramie
Wyo
Albany County Democratic Central Committee
Court House
Cortell
Elec
The Civil War Through the Camera Negotiations Concluded
Teyar Rentore announces the closing of negotiations to secure a priceless Civil War photograph collection found in a New York garret. The Leader will publish complete book details and a full description next Tuesday in Rayptonvivd cet for free distribution to subscribers.
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Miute Wittesees
New York
Sprinter Dorge Dies After Wire-Finishing Run
Theodore Dorge age 20, a member of the Pinthe Local athletic club in Brooklyn, collapsed after winning a 10 yard dash during a field exhibition. He died of heart disease despite ambulance aid, his home listed as 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
Arrangement for facial and spa treatments advertised
Clara A. Ligier of 411 W. 19th Street advertised facial and galp treatments with a telephone contact at 817 for arrangements.
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Clara A. Ligier
W. 19Th Street
Relics of Old U Survey Brings Pidgeon Crew Interest
Sept. 3. Pidgeon and crew examined relics near Colony claiming Gov survey from 1552 and 1882. They may urge a resurvey with possible law changes and larger appropriations, delaying work for years while future surveys focus on private land lines. Pidgeon then heads west to review northern county surveys.
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Colong
Surenye
Pidgeon
Fromg
Rocka
Akers wWelon
Hla
Reed’s Joke on Constitution Keeps Sea Tale Alive
A humorous anecdote from Youth's Companion recalls Thomas B. Reed refusing to bail out a sinking boat, saying the Constitution forbids excessive bail. The future statesman quips that the Constitution says bail cannot be excessive, turning a near crisis into a witty aside.
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Thomas B. Reed
Tom
United States &Ays
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Chetenne
Seventeenth Street
Railroad News
Booth
Mrs. Warren
Thomas
HGH
Verolshea
the Sherman Og
Benin
Aeain
Echoian
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
Phonh
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