Quarantine Proclamation Extends Across Illinois
Governor Kendrick Gads and State Vet Martin Prench held a news conference and announced a quarantine for the entire state due to foot and mouth disease fears. No cattle, horses, or swine may be moved. vehicles carrying straw or litter are restricted. the order takes effect September 1 and expands earlier county quarantines.
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Covernor Kendrick
Martin Prench
Net
Illinois
Jectiona
Toda
Ile
Lost Pin Recovered After Two Year Search
A Laramie principal lost a prized PBE pin in Cheyenne two years ago. A boy in Minnehaha Park wore a pin found by a man who returned it after an exchange with PBEC members. A letter from Laramie confirmed the owner’s recovery and a dollar reward was sent.
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Iowa
Laramie
Cheyenne
Minpehaha Park
Chapter
PB. BE. C
BR. O
Leader Max named state figure in Wyoming metro news
The Leader notes Max selected as state leader for the Wyoming metro area, recognized for influence and leadership. Details on duties and scope remain to be clarified, with the article highlighting his role in regional development and public affairs.
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TkAna
Max
Metrovoltws
Piper
Wyoming
Remarkable health recovery tale in old Mrs Ham letter
A wartime era advertisement-style narrative features Mrs Ham describing severe health decline including fever congestion and nervous weakness. She credits Ladies Pinkham’s Vegetable Blood Purifier for relief, claiming daily labor and sleep improved and health saved her life. She urges others to write for medical advice.
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Thamrock
Piakhan
Chinese Haunts Ian Frisco to Be Shown Here
Capt H J Lewis, famed guide of San Francisco underground Chinatown, presents five thousand feet of film in Cheyenne. He describes scenes from pre fire Chinatown life including temples, gambling houses, street life, ceremonies, and banquets with a descriptive lecture. The Edber Grand in Denver hosted the film for over twenty thousand viewers last week.
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H. J. Lewis
Capitol Avenue
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Great Coat
Edber Grand
Denver
Indiana Attorney General Explores Cheyenne Charm
Tichard Milburn the Indiana attorney general spent a day in Cheyenne en route to a national convention in San Francisco. He toured state offices met the Wyoming attorney general and governor and praised Cheyenne and its roads saying he never was in the west before and liked the country and people.
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Tichard M. Milburn
Indiana
Cheyenne
Indianapolis
San Francisco
Milburn
Wyoming
Mr. Milburn
New Burlington Time-Card In Effect Monday
Burlington introduces a new time-card Monday with radical changes. Northbound train No. 29 arrives from Denver at 5:55 a.m. and departs at 10:10 p.m. Southbound train No. 40 arrives at 6:25 a.m. and departs at 6:35 a.m. The schedule covers most Burlington passenger trains except the C. & N. train to Wheatland.
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New Burlington
Burlington
Denver
Wheatland
Carey Avenue Improvement to Start At Once
At a meeting of Carey avenue property owners the contract for cement curbs and guttering on Carey avenue between Fifteenth and Nineteenth streets was awarded to Patty-Montton Contracting company. City Engineer R D Goodrich will begin surveys immediately. Plans to extend improvements to Twenty eighth street were discussed with start hoped for next spring.
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Carey Avenue
J. M. Carey & Bros
Patty-Montton Contracting Company
R. D. Goodrich
Twenty Eighth Street
Cheyenne Boy Star Invades Universal Screen
Los Angeles reports Cheyenne native Farl Proctor has become a successful actor with Universal Film, starring in The Broken Coin. Proctor, son of the late J. A. Proctor Cheyenne city marshal, drives his own car and builds wealth through cinema.
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Los Angeles
Farl Proctor
Cheyenne
Universal Film Company
Universal City
Mr. Proctor
J. A. Proctor
Medicine Claim Helps Chronic Lung Trouble Patient
A sufferer of serious long trouble reports relief after use of an alternative medicine labeled GUNAS Pokimanes Alteretive. After initial fever and coughing, sleep improved and strength gradually returned, with weight and vitality increasing over weeks. a Palace Pharmacy Drug Co. location is noted as supplier.
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Tom Porterthy
Gunas Pokimanes
Fast Races Set for Laramie County Fair
Livestock and races headline Burns county fair week with fast horses on the race course and daily entertainment. A large pavilion will host evening amusements for all ages while libe ral prizes highlight farm products from Wyoming exhibits at the agricultural hall. The event runs September 15 to 17 with visitors urged to attend the thrice daily events and varied races.
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J. B. Galloway
Burns
Keech
Wyoming
Larmmie
State Officials to Attend County Fair Celebrations
Governor Kendlek and State Treasurer Cates leave for Worland for Washakiv Day events then visit Keene for two days of fair activities. Kendrick will travel to Riv erion for a big alfalfa mill dedication and a canal project conference. He plans a stop to meet Lincoln County fair in Astom and inspect 15 miles of roads built by convict labor.
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Cates
Worland
Urey
Keene
Kane
Kendrick
Riverion
Wyoming Canal
Lincoln County
Astom
Felix Alston
Sampson Returns Here With Bride
Lloyd C. Sampson of the firm Zampaon & Thompson at 324 Cit yons' National Bank building wed September in Henry HL. They return Sunday night with the bride and will live at the Plains temporarily while seeking a suitable residence. Sampson is allied with Wallace Thompson Jr. and recently opened offices in thinetty.
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Lloyd C. Sampson
Zampaon & Thompson
Cityons’ National Bank
Henry, HL
Thre Ely
the Plains
My. Sampson
Wallace Thompson, Jr
Thinetty
Maccabees Dance Tonight at KC Hall
Dance event for the Maccabees at KC Hall featuring admission prices and free ladies entry. Listings mention used car sales and vehicle details including a Ford passenger model and other motor products with prices, though much of the text is garbled.
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Ford
Opuionent
Ec Thenamwager Hulet
Maxwell
Mme
Eerh
Supposed Hog Cholera Plague Turns Out to Be Pneumonia
A feared hog cholera epidemic in Manville was found to be pneumonia tied to mouldy feed. State Veterinarian French, returning from investigation with Dr. Hloteon, reports cases are not cholera and many are recovering. Another Platte county outbreak also proved pneumonia, and the state remains free of hog cholera.
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Manville
Hloteon
Platte County
French
Capomasher Company Files Excarporation Articles
The Cadoma Sheep company filed incorporation papers with the Secretary of State. The firm lists a principal office in Cooper with capital stock of 11000. Directors named include A HM, Coby, M Brean and Cont.
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Cadoma Sheep Company
Brate An
Cooper
Coby
M. Brean
Deciple of Atlas and the Three Stoves Fraud
Tom Harris of Cherenne allegedly emulated Atlas by stealing three stoves from a residence and attempting to flee near the Perry Inn at 1610 Thomen Street. Police tracked Harris after he carried a cook stove from a Levee croad-hand store run by Louis Wax. he was then charged with larceny as the case moved to county custody.
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Atlas
Old Percules
Tom Harris
Cherénne
Sheriff Roach
Warrhe
Perry Inn
Thomen Street
Kata Connelly
Louwis Wax
Harris
Harrie
Orriawan
Mail Order Catalogs Flood Cheyenne Post Office
The Cheyenne post office has endured a week of Montgomery Ward catalogs from Chicago. Shipments totaling 30 000 to 40 000 catalogs arrived by freight over two days, taxing postal staff to distribute them through multiple mail channels. About 3 000 in postage will be received by the local office for distribution.
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Cheyenne
Montgomery Ward
Chitags
Postoffice Forum
Freteht
Methodist ministers call on Governor Kendrick in Cheyenne
A delegation of about 30 Methodist ministers returning from the annual conference at Laramie visited Governor Kendrick in the state house. They spent roughly ten minutes in an informal audience and voiced their legislative concerns as part of a larger concerted delegation.
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Cheyenne
Laramie
Kendrick
Eiece
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