Smalley's Campaign Address in Cheyenne Aug 1910
B H Smalley declares independent run for road supervisor in Laramie County. He recounts Civil War service with the 128th New York, long Cheyenne residence, Republican loyalties, and past election tensions with Kennedy and Peters Cook. He recalls freight work, frontier life, and a violent encounter with Indians near Deadwood.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Laramie County
Publican Party
Kennedy
Sean
Sehnitger
J. Smalley
Peter Cook
New York Volunteer Infantry
Gainesville
Misc
Pothatania
Port Hudson
Red River
Cane River
Alexandria
Mungura
Halltowna
Opequom
Winchester
Berryville
Fisher's Hill
Cedar
Creek
Sheridan
Carolinas
Bennett House
Johnston
Savannah
B.J. Smalley
Denver
New Mexico
Deadwood
Fort Robinson
Red Cloud Agency
Tellier
Golo
McKinney
Buffalo
Pleasant Valley
Henrietta Crosman A Foremost American Dramatic Star
Henrietta Crosman, the foremost American dramatic star, comes to the Chernotte Theatre on Saturday evening September 10 in her comedy Anti Matrimony. Her career spans countless leading roles earned through faithful apprenticeship, from operatic beginnings in Paris to stock companies in Pittsburg and major companies in Chicago, San Francisco, and New York.
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Henrietta Crosman
Chérentte Theatre
Percy Mac- Kaye
Crosman
Paris
Pittsburg
Patts
Bartley Campbell
Ehe
Chicago
San Francisco
Denver
Brooklyn
Charles Frohman
Comedians
Smalley Memoir of Ranching and Cheyenne Club Fight
A reminiscence recounts years freighting across the countryside, ranch work on Crow Creek and Horse Creek, and meeting Edwin J. Smalley. He describes building fences, enduring hard labor, joining Cheyenne’s McKinley club, political clashes, and salvage from a republican faction. It ends with notes on a boy’s arm surgery and possible skin graft needs.
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Crow Creek
Horse Creek
Edwin J. Smalley
South Crow Creek
Buford Station
Waterloo
Cheyenne
McKinley Club
Exist
EF. J. Smalley
B. J. Smalley
Republican
T. H. Smalley
Adyt
Injured Young Hunter Recovers After Gunshot Wound
A young hunter, John Armat son of Captain Armstrong of Russell, remains under medical care after a gunshot wound sustained Saturday in the area lane while heating. The condition is described as serious but improving.
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John Armat
Armstrong
Russell
Palace Pharmacy Advertises Syrup of White Pine With Tar
The Palace Pharmacy promotes Syrup of White Pine With Tar as a best known remedy for coughs and colds.
Madame LeMar Palm Reader Promises Life Insight
An advertisement touts Madame LeMar as a premier palm reader who can reveal detailed facts about any person from youth to old age, urging visits for guidance in business lawsuits wills and personal matters. It claims Indian wisdom and offers services at Atlas H 209 in Seattle, boarding the palm reading at reduced rates.
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America
Madame LeMar
India
County Fair Race Program at Wheatland Wheels Through September
The Laramie County fair at Wheatland lists contests from September 14 to 16. It features pony trotting, cow pony, farm wagon, pacing, harness events, ring race, novelty races, and wild horse events with purses from 25 to 600 dollars and various entrance fees.
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Laramie County Fair
Wheatland Senate
the Fair Commission
Wheatland Colony
Beautiful Central Ave Home With Seven Rooms For Sale
Attractive seven room house on a full lot located on Central Avenue. Newly completed in all respects and ready for occupancy. For details contact G. Oliver at phone 574.
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Central Ave
Oliver
John McLaughlin Dies of Tuberculosis in Cheyenne
John McLaughlin, 30, co owner of Home Sanitary laundry, died at a private hospital at 7 pm after a battle with tuberculosis. A New York native who lived in Cheyenne eight years, he worked in the local newspaper business and had suffered from the disease for years. His sole listed relative is Mrs. Cora Jones of Buffalo, New York, with funeral plans pending word from her. Moldings at Sherman Co.
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John McLaughlin
Home Sanitary Laundry
McLaughlin
New York
Cheyenne
Cora Jones
Buffalo
N. Y
Palace Pharmacy Offers Gyrup of White Pine with Tar
A listed remedy named gyrup of white pine with tar is described as a known cure for coughs and colds, offered by The Palace Pharmacy. The brief mentions the preparation and its claimed effectiveness.
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B. H. Smalley
Postum Geromica, Ltd
Rattle Creek, Mich
Skinner
Hunter
Madame LE Mar
Nate 4
Ren Kutyly
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Edw
F. Stahle
Lessee
Mgr
Maurice Campbell
Percy Mackaye
Mater
Joans of Arc
Sappho and
Phaon
Sherman Co
Electa Coffee
Capitol Commerciai JO
Robert Frothingham
Butterick Building