Iron Tonic Promises 100 Percent Strength Gain in Ten Days
Boston physician Dr. B. E. Sauer touts Nuxated Iron as a cure for nervous weakness and fatigue caused by iron deficiency. The ad claims rapid strength gains, warns against old iron tonics, and offers a money back guarantee plus a $190 pledge to charities if unable to increase strength by 100 percent in four weeks. A. E. Roedel at Sands' Drug Store distributes the product.
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A. E. Roedel
Sands’ Drug Store
Congregation Emmanuel Holds New Year Reform Services
Local brief notes reform services to be held at the old Masonic hall on Sixteenth street for New Year and Yom Kippur. Also mentions calls for casting notices and community notices, plus rental, employment, and sale items including a Monroe car.
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Congregation
Emmanuel
Old Masonic Hall
Sixteenth Street
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League games produced a 1 1 draw between Boston and New York and a 5 4 Pittsburg win over Cincinnati. Philadelphia edged Brooklyn 6 0 in 14 innings, Chicago beat St. Louis 12 5. In the American League Chicago won 13 6 over St. Louis. New York defeated Boston 7 4 and Philadelphia beat Washington 2 1.
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Boston
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Wyoming Tax Hits Surge in Corporation and Personal Income
A Washington report from Commissioner of Internal Revenue Osborne shows Wyoming paid 184,694.47 in corporation taxes and 66,261.72 in individual income taxes for the fiscal year, with total Wyoming income taxes rising sharply. National returns total income taxes at 269,851,2046 for the year ending June 0.
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Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Osborne
Wyoming
Great Draft Army Mobilizes All Over Country for War
The parade in Washington honors 1400 District of Columbia draftees as the nation girds for war. President Wilson leads, joined by senators, marines, and veterans, in a cross-capital procession toward Fort Myer then to embarkation for France. Government offices close to view the mobilization.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Congresa
White House
District of Columbia
National Army
President Wilson
Fort Myer
France
United Nation
Senate
Warren
Nelson
Bankhead
Martin
Stars and Stripes Veterans of War
New
Indiana
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Wadsworth
New York
Lewis
Illinoia
Weeks
Massachusetts
Vardaman
Mississippi
Farrell
New Mexico
Hughe
Shellabarger Wins Again In Coliseum Pool
Ben Shellabarger of Ohio defeated Fireman Bell of the city department 100 to 25 in a pocket billiard match at the Coliseum pool hall before about 500 spectators. The clear victory followed Bell’s early efforts, with Shellabarger moving toward tonight’s title clash with C McDonald of Laramie for the Wyoming state championship starting at 8 40. No admission was charged.
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Coliseum
Ben Shellabarger
Ohio
Bell
Shellabarger Willl
C. McDonald
Laramie
Wyoming
McDonald
Cheyenne Area Schools Open With Record Attendance
The Cheyenne area opened schools yesterday with 1 343 pupils, the highest opening day turnout on record. Enrollment totals 1 127 in five grade schools and 216 in the high school, eight more in the high school than last year. Details show counts by school and grade, with a high influx anticipated as farm youths report to school.
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Cheyenne
Scohol
Ideay
Johnson
Central
Carlet
Conversa
Churchill
Lawyers Pledge U S Support To War Policies
Saratoga Springs Sept 4 Readers learn that the American Bar Association opened its annual meeting with resolutions pledging loyalty to the government and support for the war effort. The document calls for the dispatch of the American army to Europe and denounces pacifist or pro-German obstruction of war aims. Boris A. Bakhmeteff and Senator Georges Sutherland commented on unrest and the need to pass laws to sustain the war.
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Saratoga Springs
Oreameation
Billie Root
United States
Europe
Congress
Boris A. Bakhmeteff
Georges Sutherland of
Tah
Association
Air raid hits southeast coast and London district
An Associated Press report from London notes another air raid over England with bombs dropped on the southeast coast and London district. Officials say a considerable number of enemy aircraft crossed the coast last night, but no damage reports have yet been received. Also, Bar Silver quotes at 92 5-8 cents per ounce in New York.
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London
England
Hoglish
Peporosus
Death of Daniel S. Fry at 75 in Cheyenne home
Daniel S Fry aged 75 died yesterday at the home of his daughter Mrs HW M Geary after a three month illness. Funeral services will be held from Harry's at 2 49 Thursday afternoon. Remainder will be shipped to Casper for burial. Survived by son Kyser Fry Reading PA and two daughters Mrs Elbert Milles and Mrs Geary plus one granddaughter Janbelle Geary. He had lived in Cheyenne and Casper alternately for fifteen years.
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Daniel S. Fry
HW. M. Geary
Harry’s
Casper
Fry
Cheyenne
Kiyser Fry
Reading
Elbert Milles
Geary
Janbelle Geary
Japs Massing to Go to Russia War Update
War office reports Japanese forces massing to move toward Russia as German advances push Soviet lines northward from the Jaegel river region. Riga coast shelled by hostile ships amid evacuation of Riga fortified district including the city itself. Amsterdam dispatch notes Prince Leopold of Bavaria guiding German pivot before Dvinsk to disrupt the Russian front from Dvina toward Romania.
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War Office
Kiethe
Uxkull
Jaegel River
Riga
Associated Press
Yeaterday
Amsterdam
Er Lo
Leopold of
Havaria
Dvinsk
Rica
Dvinak
Rumania
Canadians Closing in on City of Lens
British headquarters report that Canadian forces approached near midnight and established posts about 20 yards forward of their boat line as they moved toward the outer shell of hand. The exact details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate progress north of Fens and tense engagement.
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City of Lens
Open Ground Between Coma Lians and City Buildings
A fragment describes an open ground area between the Coma ’lians and the city proper. The note lacks clear events or dates but marks a spatial distinction within the urban landscape.
Brakeman Fractures Skull in U P Train Collision
Charles G Kelley brakeman for the Union Pacific railroad was struck by the pilot of a passenger train near Cheyenne as he walked along the track waiting for a passing train. He was rushed to St John’s hospital with a fractured skull. His wife remained in Wisconson. The man was reported missing and not yet identified.
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Charles G. Kelley
Union Macific Railroad
St. John's Hospital
Presenaer
U. P. Ware
Wis
Wolcott
Rawling
Denver Preach Commission Heads to Anditor
Denver reports that Governor Gunter will preside at the Andi tor when the Preach commission led by Monsieur Edouard De Hillssindts visits Denver on September 1 and September 12.
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Denver
Colo
Gunter
Monsieur Edouard de Hillssindts
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Plains Hotel
S-Sts
Mary Teir
Burns
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Monroe
Conway
Shellabarger
Kiat
Hevense Hiei
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Long Ilene
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Reuter
Brakeman
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Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
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