Cheyenne Briefs and Personal Notices Compact
Wisconsin student Hazel Tinbiin of Barron and Ada Sell es of Newcastle attend Cheyenne Business College taking combined and stenographic courses. Kansas City’s Lucas Woodall enrolls in combined and banking programs. Edith Parrish of Wheatland studies commercial courses. Hazel Poole of Kansas City pursues stenographic work. Pauline Jones won the prize waltz at Macabee hall. M H Todd of Chicago visiting in Cheyenne. L C Huntoon sold a $4500 Wurlitzer organ to Barnes & Barnes of Casper. W D Warren turned over to county jail on ammunition charge. marriage licenses issued to Churchill Richards of Denver and Hudson Alleteer of Cheyenne. Concert by Cheyenne Cadet School in city park. Chicago visitor W G Clark registered. R J Daley of Rawlins and others in town on business. Senator Pat Sullivan of Casper and Gov Beck of Cody noted as visitors. Alfred Beach of Newcastle and George Bremmer of Rawlins among recent guests. H F Bheown of Chariton, Iowa, in Cheyenne. numerous Sheridan, Dubois, and to Plains guests in city.
Harig Settles 820000 Claim for 8500
Fred Habig, a rancher near Torrington, settled a $820,000 claim for a half mile right of way for a U S irrigation district. He accepted $6,000 in the United States court with representation by John Charles Thompson and Assistant United States Attorney David Howell for the government.
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Harig
Fred Habig
Torrington
U. S
Yestrday
United States Court
John Charles Thompson
United States
David Howell
The Night Shift in Local Service Roles
A portrait of the night shift workers in La Crosse highlighting phone operators fire department night staff train dispatchers nurses and other essential but little noticed workers. The piece praises their vigilance dedication and communal value likening them to Kipling’s honored night tellers.
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Fire Department
Kipling
Martha
University to Profit On the Oil Finds
The report discusses Wall Creek and Sha’low oil prospects within a four by two mile area. Even without Wall Creek oil, Sha’low production could yield several thousand dollars monthly to the state within a year. Ble Muddy field’s proximity to Casper refineries and rail lines promises lower transport costs and broader development potential.
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Salt Creek
Wall Creek
Casper
Tharket
Hic Muddy
New French Hats Show Minimal Trimming and Bold Shapes
Vogue notes hats are nearly untrimmed with emphasis on silhouette over decoration. Autum styles feature felt silk velvet panne cloth crepe and fur, with subtle trims like fringe silk ribbons metal bits and tiny feathers. A new semi circular veil falls softly, patterned in blue or purple on white or gray with velvet dotted borders.
Plain Hotel Menu Fragments From Historic Atlantics Inn
Fragmentary OCR lists dishes and ingredients including Trout Maitre d hotel, celery and olives puree, and strawberry flavored items. Mentioned names suggest a historic menu with European inspired entries such as VYonne Saratoga and Veula Maradoiia. The legible items imply a multi course tasting, with regional French influence and dessert references.
New Waterproof Pontine Fabric For Outdoor Use
A new pontine fabric appeals to outdoor women with a dual surface coat. One side satin or velvet lines, the waxed opposite defies weather for motoring golf or hunting. Shooting bumpers in reddish brown with satin reverse and bright hues offer light warmth and practical trim.
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Pontine
Pontina
Wyoming Fair Exhibition Promises Educational Large Display
Park County Enterprise reports Cody schools start tomorrow with expected attendance higher than prior years. Local fair feature attractions include the serament and Wieh wire exhibits by Ivy Ballin and a daily auto polo contest by American and Australian teams from the Adams Motor Polo company. Businesses advertise services and coat cleaning in the town.
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Park County Enterprise State
Cody
Thurniay
Pridayan
Park County
Tate
Weeton County
Ivy Ballin
Adams Motor Polo Company
Five new Basin Vurnishing buildings under rapid progress
The week sees swift work on five new structures in Basin Vurnishing while a Sherman unit advances plans. Judges granted naturalization papers to ten applicants in Rawlins as part of hearing on naturalization codes led by Judge W J Widball. Kenmerer public schools opened with 501 pupils, a first day attendance record in years. Lincoln highway signs to be erected at Bid ing, Cherokee park, and Boskell ranch as traffic diversions affect North Park travel. Deeruler 1 3 and tq Wyoming Constructionary meeting noted.
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W. J. Widball
Rawlins
Lincoln Highway
Tle
Cherokee Park
Boskell Ranch
North Park
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Gleason’s Furniture Auction
Gleason’s
Gun & Macey
Fach
Parsons Piuest
Wisconsin
Hazel Tinbiin
Barron
Cheyenne Business College
Newcastle
Ada Selles
Wyo
Edith Parrish
Wheatland
Eeyoune Business College
Hazel Alice Poole
Kansas City, Mo
Frank Gardner
Pauline Jones
Jack O'Rourke
Macabea Hall
M. HH. Todd
William A. Todd
Chicago
Cheyenne
M. H. Todd
The
Lyric Theater
L. C. Huntoon
Knight-Campbell Music Company
Barnes & Barnes
W. D. Warren
Bowl Carpenter
Camp Kendrick
Blolon
National Guard
Swart
Marrivio
G } Churchill
Katherine M Richards
Denver
Hydson
Daisy J. Alleteer
Cluk
G. J. Griffin
Rom Rawlins
R. J. Daley
Interoi Rawling
Yeeterdy
Clark
the Plains
Alfred Beach
Sullivan
Pat Sullivan
Capitol
Deming
Puller
Major Fuller
Fort D. A
Ruesell
Deming, N. M
Seaterday
Indiana
E. Eilander
Logansport
Ind
Gillette
Blood Anderson
Ohillette
Vt. Steele
R. D. Moyer
Ft. Steele
Milwaukee
Edwards of
Sheridan
City
Ord R. , Keenan
William Wallace
Wwor. Wallace
John T. Jenson
C. BE. Worthington
John Stout
J. J. Foton
Bremmer
George B Bremmer
Yeaterday
Beck
Guv. Beck
Gutalv
Plaing
Lown
Iowa
H. Fp.bheown
Chariton
Oner
Mr. Nd Mee OG
BF Churchill
George 8S Schaller
RP. M. Gore
Dener
Murray
Oxden
Wont
Inter Ocean
Pueblo
Wulta
Sanitary Cleaners
Carey
the la Crosse
Wis
Leader- Press
Crown Prince
George
University
Balted Almansa
Maitre D'Hotel
Vyonne
Blanquetie
Ole Bherhorg
Tooream Valley
Laramie County
Burns
Wyoming
Avital Coal Company Con
Abili & Holliday, Propritenrs Worden Today
Viane 40
Swiher
JIS Wortb
Luke
West 19Th
Carlyle Blackwell and
Muriel Ostriche
Sally
Kenmerer
Deeruler
Percy Smith Mercantile Co
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