Local notices highlight repairs sales and news from Cheyenne
Community briefs include Miller's repair shop and enter Yale student Joe Pennett, a meat market share purchase by F H Gogarety, and Turkish bath parlors on Carey Ave. Governor Carey declines attendance at Altoona event. Japan flag raised over Japanese Supply Co. building. Subcontractors sought for Stewart canal work. Coal prices at Hanna Lump, two ton lots. Visiting daughter Hazel Sherman joins mother Mrs. W K Sherman before Wind River trip. J T Velin stock sold to C C Reuler of Denver. store to close. Pugh McCloskie undergoes emergency appendicitis operation. O F Schuetter to join Roosevelt tour. plans to report colonel's campaign. Land Office updates conclude with final notes.
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Carey Ave
Carey
Pennsylvania
Altoona
West 16Th Street
Cheyenne
West Seventeenth Street
Mikao
Stewart Canal
Colt & Sons
Millbrook
Wyo
Laramie Walter Co
Laramie
Hanna Lump
Wyoming Fuel & Peed Co
Carey Avenue
Hazel Sherman
Attorney General's Office
Wind River
J. T Velin
Capitol Avenue
C. C. Reuler
Denver
Sthvetter
Wyoming
Land Office
Chicken Dinner at Second Baptist Church on Thames Street
A chicken dinner will be served Monday September 16 at Second Baptist Church located between 19th and 20th on Thames Street. Tinner begins at 5:00 PM with price set at 35 cents, all are welcome.
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Second Baptist Church
Thames Street
Fraternal Union Members to Attend Mrs Hattle Hager Funeral
All members of the Fraternal Union of America are summoned to Fraternal Hall at 1 PM today for the funeral of Mrs Hattle Hager. The notice calls for prompt attendance to honor the deceased.
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Fraternal Union of America
Hattle Hager
Proofs filed on 110 and 320 acre homesteads in Nebraska and Wyoming
Yesterday proofs were made on 110acre homesteads by Jarry G Clark of Tenry Neb Royse FP Tebbett Torrington Wyo and Eunice M Brown Torrington of 320 acres by Henry W Thomas of Pine Plaffa Wyo John Boyd of Wheatland haud ged final proof by 89 acres of desert land Many original entries followed The list includes names from Lead City Pilger Sioux City Egbert Laramie Cheyenne and Wheatland with varying acre claims Also filed were numerous applications across areas including Arcadia Crockston Lead City Deadwood Rawlina Parketon and other locales The ad references Pure White Lead The Sherman Co Shampooing and Manicuring at 411 W 19th and The Sterman Company
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Jarry G. Clark
Tenry
Neb
Royse FP
Tebbett
Torrington
Wyo
Eunice M. Brown
Henry W. Thomas
Pine Plaffa
John Boyd
Wheatland
Resell M. @ree
John A. Burgett
Arcadia
James Topper
Crockston
James J. Ryan
Lead City
M. D
William A. Childers
Deadwood
Edward Shield
George A. Parrsall
Sam S. Massey
Nels M. Erickson
Rawlina
Por
Earl K. Beers
Parketon
Governors Seek Delegates for Conservation and Roads Congresses
Governor Carey announced in the Statehouse that Wyoming may appoint a delegate to the fourth National Conservation Congress in Indianapolis. He will decide after arranging a Western representative familiar with Wyoming conditions. Governor Wilson of New Jersey urges state governors to send delegates to the American Roads Congress in Atlantic City from September 30 to October 6.
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National Conservation Congress
Indianapolis
Ind
Get
Carey
Statehouse
Congress
Wyoming
West
Wilson
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Cascarets Offer Gentle Cleanse for Digestive Health
An old advertisement extols Cascarets as best for bowels liver and stomach, claiming they cleanse and regulate digestion, remove sour undigested food and foul gases, reduce bile, and provide a gentle overnight effect. It urges regular use for adults and children alike and notes a 10 cent box keeps systems clear for months.
Salvation Army leader to visit Cheyenne for two week campaign
Captain J M Wolfe arrives in Cheyenne for a two week special campaign to be held at Army hall 500 West Seventeenth Street. Wolfe travels from the Missouri river toward the Pacific coast and will visit only six Intermountain cities, staying two weeks here. Local corps invites all to attend these meetings as part of the statewide campaign.
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Chesham
Salvation Army
Yertorlay
J. M. Wolfe
Cheyenne
Wolfe
Ifme
Army Hall
West Seventeenth Street
Thomas Atli
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
Chamtain
Wyoming
Army orders confirm post quartermaster duties and transfers
Secretary of war approves verbal orders dated Sept 7 naming Captain Frank Armstrong to take charge of the post quartermaster's office during Major Amos W. Kimball's absence. Also listed are instructions for private Dennis O'Brien and sergeant Joseph Sheedy to proceed to training schools and fort depots, with additional transfers to join Thomas E. Cathro at Douglas, Arizona.
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Secretary of War
Erbal
Frank 5. Armstrong
Amos W. Kimball
Willian B. Cowin
Ninth Cavalry
Central Division
Chicago
Ill
Dennis O'Brien
Eleventh Infantry
Wert Riley
Kan
Fort McDowell
Cal
Joseph Sheedy
Thomas E. Cathro
Douglas
Ariz
Eagles Dance Tonight at Beagles Hall
Dance event at Beagles Hall features the Eagles with admission set at 50 cents. Local residents invited to attend the evening of music and dancing.
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Eagless
Beagles’ Hall
JOKERS HID REVISION UP
A 1912 analysis by Robert Kenneth Maclea exposes the Payne Aldrich tariff as a misrepresented downward revision. He argues the Tariff Board hid data showing increased duties on many all cotton fabrics, with only minor declines for a few silk and cotton samples. He blames Aldrich linked Lippitt McColl interests and Taft’s denial of full disclosure.
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Robert Kenneth Maclea
The
Tariff Board
New York
Tori! Board
United States
Tse
New England
Taft
Hoxton
Congress
Patehan
Moston
House
Ways and Means
Sereno I. Payne
Payne
Senate Finance Committee
Aldrich
Lippitt-McColl
New York World
Cheyenne High Elects Officers and Advisors
Cheyenne High School yesterday held class meetings and elected officers for each class. Senior officers: President Fred Leichart, Vice President Nora Sloody, Secretary Mabel Knieht, Treasurer Opal D Mont. Junior officers: President Myron Collenberg, Vice President Mildred Bon, Secretary Grace Logan. Sophomore officers: LeRoy Snow, Murial Guy, Neal Oliver with Miss Roys. Freshmen plans include a reception set for Friday. Athletics: Coach Jones has arranged games with Laramie, Greeley, Casper, Douglas, Loveland, Fort Collins. Sheridan challenges for state title.
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Fred Leichart
Nora Sloody
Mabel Knieht
Opal D'Mont
Miss Goble
Cheyoung High School
Myron Collenberg
Mildred Bon
Pees
Grace Logan
Retary
Bohwelring
Thy Claas
Babette Waskerman
Vreshoan Clas
Alleyn Guy
Bededier
Aliss Uotts
LeRoy Snow
Murial Guy
Neal Oliver
Miss Roys
Jones
Laramie
Greeley
Casper
Douglas
Loveland
Fort Collins
Sheridan
Wilson to Address Workingmen’s Club Dinner in New York
Governor Woodrow Wilson will speak at a dinner hosted by the Workingmen's Woodrow Wilson club of the lower east side at Cafe Boulevard on September 4. He is expected to address immigration issues and respond to misquotations from his books.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
Lower East Side
Cafe Boulevard
Wilson
Western Coal Co offers storage prices on coal and coke
Louisville firm Western Coal Co announces pricing on coal and coke for the remainder of the month. Contact 724 Wead Bt, phone 185-W. J. A. Anderson serves as manager.
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Western Coal CO
W.ead
Wallace elected president at General Passenger Agents meeting
The American Association of General Passenger and Ticket Agents held its fifty seventh annual convention in Spokane with R A Wallace, general passenger agent of the Frio, elected president.
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Srattln
Wash
von Eluded
Tony
R.A. Wallace
Frio
London Holds Commemoration for Late Mikado of Japan
A large ceremony was held in London today in honor of the late Mikado of Japan. Similar observances are planned in other European capitals with representatives of the Japanese government participating.
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London
Thin Oly
Mikedo
Japan
Europe
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City News
Miller
Yale
Joe Pennett
Mra
H. TD. Dennett
New Haven
F. U. of A
Sherman Co
Clara A. Ligier
the Sterman Company
Conservation Congress
Want Ad Mediuum
Ft. Russell News
Henry Tlopfman
W. 19Th Street
Payne-Aldrich
Jokers
Cheyenne High
Cheyenne “High
Louisville Coal and Coke
Laramie County Fair Wheatland, Wyo
VIA
Colorado & Southern RY
T. E. Fisher
Culo
Stock Growers National
the Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
American Electric Shoe Shop
18Th ST. and
Garey Ave
Cheyenne, Wyo
W. 18Th St
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