Little Leaders Watch Repair and More
A compact notice listing services at Little Leaders for watch repair and adjustment with phrases about moderate prices and high quality. Mentions address 1709 Carey Ave and a variety of odd items including a fishing trip note and a theatrical act at Atlas. The item ends with funeral services for the Integra Lamm family at St Marys Cathedral and pallbearers named.
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Miler
Carey Ave
George
Walker Max J. Myer
Jol and
Lourie Manewal
Albany County
Mr. Walker
West 16Th Street
Atlas
Stewart Canal
Colt & Bons
Millbrook
Wyo
Laramie Water Co
Laramie
Lieut Steever to Visit Father on Border
Lieut BE Z Steever of the United States army on duty with the state national guard as instructor leaves the latter part of this week for El Paso where he will visit his father Brigadier General Steever. A leave of absence for twenty one days has been granted Lieut Steever.
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BE. Z. Steever
United States Army
National Guard
EE Paso
Steever
Judge Matson Ill in Boston on Visit
Judge R. N. Matson, visiting Boston, is confined in a hospital after a recent illness. He is expected to return to Cheyenne in October to open the fall term of court, then resume private law practice in Cheyenne.
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R. N. Matson
Eoston
Boston
Matson
Cheyenne
New Tyler store to be at Casper
R D Tyler proprietor of Noah s Ark stores in Cheyenne and Laramie will open a similar establishment in Casper on the tenth of the month. He has secured an excellent location and has ordered a stock of goods. plans to alternate between Casper and Cheyenne with two weeks in each place.
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R. D. Tyler
Cheyenne
Laramie
Casper
Mr. Tyler
Masonic Play “An Eighteenth Century Lodge” At Temple
On Wednesday September 4 the Masonic Temple will host a play titled An Eighteenth Century Lodge. Examinations at 0:30 and play at 8 with no admission fee. Master Masons in good standing are invited to attend. Committee chaired by Harry F Crain.
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Masonic Temple
PNDORSH BOOSTERS TRIP ENDORSED
The Industrial Club directors endorsed the boosters' trip to the Golden Prairie district. They also proposed September 20 to 22 for the National Wool Growers Association meeting here.
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Pndorsh Boosters
Indiatrial Club
Golden Prairie District
National Wool Growers’ Assocration
Central Meat Market TN Placed in Receiver’s Care
The Central Meat Market in Tennessee under E F Hawes is placed in the hands of receiver Charles Thomas who assumed management yesterday morning. Hawes has been away from the city for over a week.
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Central Meat Market TN
E. F. Hawes
Charles Thomas
E. BE. Hawes
Black Hand Menaces N.Y. Barber Shop and Crowd
In New York two of about 300 theatergoers narrowly escaped death when a black hand bomb exploded near an Italian barber shop on One Hundred Twenty-fifth Street. Patrick Delaney a bystander saved lives by warning crowd and pulling back before the blast. Police say the barber faced long threats. his 12 year old child was kidnapped previously but returned after a six week mystery.
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New York
Black Hand Bom
One
Janey
Fight trainer turned preacher faces church expulsion
Omalia Neb Sept The Rev Kid Wedge once a prizefighter now a Presbyterian minister has been cited for trial by the Nebraska Presbytery for expulsion from the ministry. Wedge trained Battling Nelson for his Monday bout at St Joseph Mo in a letter signing as the Fighting Parson of the Barbary Coast he boasts of his fitness to knock some of his persecutors if he cannot convert them.
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Omatia, Neb
Kid Wedge
Nebraska Presbytery
Wedge
Nelson
St. Joseph
Barbary Coast
New Milliner Arrives to Bring Latest Cheyenne Styles
Mira Lang arrives from Chicago to outfit Cheyenne ladies with the newest fashion millinery. She spent weeks in the Windy City visiting premier shops and now offers the latest styles from fashion centers.
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Mies
Madiven
Torries
Mira Lang
Chicago
Cheyenne
Stomach Relief Sold Cheap in Fifty Cent Pack
A fifty cent package of Diapepsin promises to cure indigestion and stomach trouble within minutes. It claims to digest food, restore appetite, and leave the stomach feeling clean and fresh without laxatives.
National League baseball results and key Battery lineups
Summary of yesterday’s National League games with RK, H E H PIMNBDURE and second game details. Batteries listed include Adams, Robinson and Gibson. Hendrix, Steed, Suggs and Clarke. Hess, Rueriden, Crandall and Ames. Also noted are Detroit and Chicago outcomes, and Western League scores for Lincoln, Wichita, Omaha and others.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Hendrix R
Steed Rk
Simon
Richie
Reulbath
Needham
Bottle of Germs Lost From Train Alarm at Station
Police in Binghamton New York await a claimant for a bottle containing 120 000 000 disease germs. The package was lost from a train while being shipped from a New Jersey state laboratory likely for exchange with another lab. Speculation follows on what could happen if opened.
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Binghamton
N. Y
New Jersey State Laboratory
Youth Leaps From Eads Bridge in St Louis Feat
Richard King an 18 year old diver completed a ninety foot plunge from the Eads Bridge in St Louis on Labor Day, after pledging two weeks earlier to perform the stunt before a large crowd gathering on the bridge.
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Eads Bridge
ST. Louis
Richard
King
Mississippi River
Hads Bridge
Thirty Years Later They Will Marry In Williamsburg
New York reports George Price aged 60 and Lynn Case aged 8 30 years after meeting will wed at the Noble Street Baptist church in Leonard Street Williamsburg this evening. Rev John Ameltzer to perform the ceremony.
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New York
George Price
Lynn Case
Leonard Street
Willamsburg
Miss Case
Mr. Price
Miss Cause Utico
Noble Street Baptist Church
Mis. Price
Mira Case
Leonard Silket
John Ameltzer
Conemn
Informacion
Hymeneal Statiattelana
Teeth Won't Spit 12 Dollar Store Teeth Case
In Indianapolis on September 3 Jasper C. Hyatt sued Drs Earhart for 200 dollars claiming a 12 dollar set of store teeth would not spit or chew after seventeen of his teeth were removed in June. Magistrate Dietz ruled for the dentists, saying short trial use was not enough to test the false teeth. Hyatt appealed to the circuit court.
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Indianapolis
Jasper C. Hyatt
Drs
George T. Earhart
Edward L. Dietx
Tyatt
Dietz
Drs. Earhart
Hyatt
Wall Paper The State Leader Ad Medium of Wyoming
The State Leader serves as Wyoming’s want ad medium featuring notices and classified listings. It presents local job, sale, and service ads in a concise format for readers seeking quick, practical information.
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Wyoming
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