Coming Events and Federation Meeting Notices
Announced events list through September across Wyoming counties including Johnson Natl Park and Laramie Cody Big Horn Niobrara and Niobrara. Notices detail insertion costs per item and dates for county fairs gatherings and a State Federation of Women’s Partys meeting in Douglas on September 7 to 20.
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Johnson County
Mpattalo
Wyo
Laramie
Petriras
Park County
Cody
Wye
Platte County
Wyd-T
Big Horn County
Soak
Iseridan County
Injury 18 Eyed By Forcing The Eyes Out Of Natural Function
Editors warn that injury 18 is caused by forcing the eyes from natural function amid concern over impaired vision in schoolchildren. Dr Mark M Stevens argues long range sight is primary and near work strains the eye. Glasess prescribed by optometrists Fisher offered as remedy. Civil service exams set for October 9 for laboratory aid and October 20 for an inner helper position.
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eNalonal Education Association
Mark M. Stevens
Kron
Jong Ran Vision Ndt
A. Showan
Columbus
Ohio
Fisher
City Notes and Local Tidbits From Cheyenne Listings
Local items report various visits, business trips, and assignments around Cheyenne. Notables include Miller’s watch repair shop at 1709 Carey Ave, calls to Wheatland and Laramie, and multiple city residents traveling or conducting official duties. The Cheyenne Messenger Service offers day or night delivery. A football game against Greeley is set for Sept 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Burns
Eunice
Frances Hastie
Sam Brown
Laramie
Mortimer Grant
Burke
E. W. Burke
State Humane Agent
Rawlins
Hefferon
Maamie Hefferon
Daviseto
Wheatland
B. F. Davis
Nels Perry
Wescott
Frank H. Wescott
Green River
Platte
Lee Moore
Platte County
Diamond
Miss Jewell
Alle Jewell
Children’s Home Finding Society
Schenck
Roy Schenck
Imigration
Renu
Cheyenne
Greeley High School
State Pure Food Commission
Industrial Club
Pearlstine
Rail unions and visiting executives in Cheyenne scene
Ginn & Company and Hough ton Mifflin & Company reps met City Superintendent Kee to discuss school trash concerns. A Cheyenne railroad man, Hutchingon Horef from Mot Springs, was in townsfolk circles, known as Red among railroad peers.
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Nook
Medinala
Ginn & Company
Woo
Mickiin
Houghton, Mifflin & Company
Teal
Thutetinaon
F. Hutchingon
Mot Springs
M. C
Cheyenne
Red
Wife is a Scrapper in Divorce Suit Over Violence Alimony
Henry Downey sues for absolute divorce in district court alleging repeated physical violence since their 1912 marriage on October 8. He says Sept 13 attack with a bill and chair. notes she drinks heavily, uses abusive language, and has driven him from home. He asserts she is wealthy with ranch property and seeks no alimony for either party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael Downey
Henry Downey
Henry
Anya
Neighbors Dispute Over Medical Bills Cited by Haskins
Frank Haskins replies to his wife through a letter printed yesterday denying that he withheld payments. He says neighbors paid for his wife’s medicine and doctor visits, while asserting that locals only harassed him in his absence, fueling the trouble between them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Haskins
Six Seek Homesteads Ten Applicants File at Land Office
Six applications for homesteads and one final proof were filed at the United States land office yesterday. The applicants include August Johnson Pine Bluffs John P. Kinney Hanna Meyer Levy Iowa Center Harry W. Lundberg Gallio Carl E. Geoff Cedar Rapids Neb John F. Isom Wheatland Ada L. Burnett Littledi one files final proof.
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United States Land Office
August Johnson
Pine Bluffs
John P. Kinney
Hanna
Meyer Levy
Iowa Center
Harry W. Lundberg
Gallio
Carl E. Geoff
Cedar Rapids
Neb
John F. Isom
Wheatland
Ada L. Burnett
Littledione
Crow Creek Reaches Highest Level Since 1905 Flood
Crow Creek has risen to its highest level since the 1905 flood after recent rains. Water overflow has occurred at several points but has not reached buildings along the banks. The Snyder Street bridge approaches are covered, while the stockyards causeway remains barely above the surface.
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Crow Creek
Ewollen
Snyder Street
Stockyards
Kindergarten Opens At High School With Private Tutor
Mrs. Lida Gaylord will operate a private kindergarten in the high school building starting next week. Since no public kindergarten exists, the school board will furnish the room as last year and Mrs. Gaylord will be paid by the parents. Superintendent Ira B. Fee announced Center School, ten miles south, will also open next week with about nine pupils enrolled.
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Lida Gaylord
Gaylord
Ira B. Fee
Mects
Milionery Opening At Torrey Shop In Cheyenne
Several pairs of trained hands craft dainty hats for the Torrey shop as Mrs. Torrey prepares a formal opening tomorrow. Interest runs high among prospective buyers and the young workers who shaped the display with cloth ribbon feathers and other decorations. The event promises attention despite a heat wave nearing the hundred mark.
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Torrey
The Sherman Co Paints Homes In Distinct Graining
The Sherman Co graining services described as house painting experts. work focuses on wood grain finishes and decorative coatings for interiors and exteriors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sherman Co
Railroad News From the Union Pacific Network
H N Draemer arrives from Fremont to work as clerk to Chief Dispatcher Daley during Arthur Collenberg illness. Collenburg, sick with typhoid, shows slight improvement while his wife remains ill. Various UP staff movements, accidents, and injuries noted as freight and farm traffic rise on the Wyoming division. Incorporation talks for unions appear in Chicago with wage-boost aims. Samuel Adams Jr death mourned. funeral in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Draemer
Fremont
Neb
Daley
Union Parifice
Arthur Collenburg
Union Pacific
J. EB
Samuel Eilin
Union Pasifle
Samuel Adams, Jr
Greeley
Eilin
W. H. Dickerson
Union Pacific Sbops
Huge Pumpkins and Bad Buckers Vie in Interest
Burns Wyoming September 16 A blend of western frontier celebration and eastern harvest festival marks this year s meeting of the Laramie county fair The affair features agricultural and stock exhibits judged by Cheyenne and the state agricultural college experts plus a sports program with baseball games tub swimming races and other rural fair events Cheyenne day is Thursday the 18th
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Burns
Wyo
Laramie
Wilson
Cheyenne
Sheep Value Steady Amid Tariff Debate
Wheatland Times notes confidence among sheep men and lenders in Wyoming Utah and Idaho that sheep prices stay firm and holdings will not be sacrificed. It comments on Senator Warren's warnings from Washington claiming ruin of the sheep trade, saying he has no sheep for sale.
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Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Byron
Warren
Washington
Wheatland Times
Heat Record Topped in San Francisco as Temp Reaches 101
In San Francisco on September 10 the day’s high hit 101 degrees in the shade by 2 p.m. This ties the hottest mark since the U S Weather Bureau began recording in the city 42 years ago, a record last set on September 8, 2004.
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San Francisco
United States Bureau
Forest Fire Destroys Ranch Homes in Ramena Valley Cal
A forest fire in the Ramena valley near San Diego destroys two ranch houses and burns stock. Ranchers flee with possessions as volunteers respond to appeals for aid. The fragment ends with unrelated lines about a girl and a young man.
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San Dingo
Cal
Ramena Valley
Pullmans Carry Wyoming Students Through Cheyenne
Two Pullman cars conveying Wyoming state university students passed through Cheyenne yesterday morning. The central and northern group listings include residents of Lander Fort Washakie Wheatland Douglas Casper Riverton Sheridan Buffalo Gillette Sundance Basin Dayton Newcastle and more. The central car was delayed by a Colorado and Southern washout near Talay Monday night and reached Cheyenne at 5 o clock yesterday morning. the northern car arrived at 11 20 attached to the California express.
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Pullman
Wyoming State University
Laramle
Cheyenne
Colorado
Talay
Beth Jett
California Express
William Cobb
Alma Yankee
Mable Gohring
Frances Fowler
Margaret Jibson
Birnie Laub
Ruth Evans
Sheridan
Clyde Mattison
Clarence Brock
Buffalo
Mr. Spellman
Mise Cage
Gillette
Gladys Perry
Sundance
Luck Federson
Basin
Twila Smith
Dayton
Misses Gowans
Nihart
Thomas
Coffey
Hackney
Mr. Hackney
Newcastle
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, safe remedy for indigestion and stomach misery. It claims relief from heartburn gas and bloating in minutes and urges readers to keep a fifty cent case at home for daytime or nighttime attacks.
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Pape
Pope
The Sherman Co dabbles in varnishing and mirror plating
A fragmented note references The Sherman Company involved in varnishing and mirror plating processes. It also contains scattered quotes about standing up for oneself and traditional views on love and bachelorhood.
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Sherman Co
The
Hotel Arrivals List of 1915 Names and Hometowns
A scanned roster shows hotel arrivals including C B Toenlin Lincoln KK Mercy Hotee Creek Magia Johnson Jewell Ia Mra Samson Jewell Mr and Mrs Manly Arthur FW Foss Chugwater W H Ticker Littleton Colo Frank O Ryan Denver G Bweensy and Wife Des Mothew A G Wittenders New York Con Fenske West Allis WI Coddington Denver MW G Held Sons A B Woodman Denver DC Kinnaman Rawlings MK Makes Denver FV Finn Peh John Williams Douging J W Williams Douglas J F Kumber Columbia OH W W Grieve and wife Casper Chas aPrkins Owna ha C C Smith Kansas City J F L Rawein and wife Princeton Jor lon Everett WY J H Buckland Everett OV Jones New York REB Murray Denver A Ro Ware Chicago Mrs eto Campbell Laramie Mrs R D Stewart Laramie F A Grayton Lincoln A Hansen City Mery Houl Dee Moines Mrs PL Handy Denver Adler New York C C Pedlar 1915.
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C. B. Toenlin
Lincoln
Mercy
Hotee Creek
Magia Johnson
Jewell
Samson
Mrw
Manly
Arthur
Foss
Chugwater
W. H. Ticker
Littleton
Colo
Frank O’ryan
Denver
Bweensy
Des Mothew
A. G. Wittenders
New York
Con Fenske
West Allis
Wia
C. Smith
Kansas City
J. FL. Rawein
Princeton
MH. Jor Lon
Everett
Wyo
J H. Buckland
O. V. Jones
R. EB. Murray
A. Ro Ware
Chicago
Eto
Campbell
Laramia
R. D. Stewart
Laramie
F. 4. Grayton
A. Hansen
Clty
Mery Houl
Dee Moines
Mrs. PL
Handy
Adler
C. C. Pedlar
1915
Sign painting spree advertised by Sherman Company
A brief notice promotes a Sherman Company sign painting service as the State Leader newspaper subscription appeal plays on polished image and visible crush of a refined man.
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The
Sherman Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Federation of Women's Pts
Douglas
Talih S. Adamsky Jeweler
Optician
Citizens National Bank
der A Banking Service
Citizens
National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
City News
Carey Ave
Horse Creek
Fitzgerald
Hunt
Col
George A. Hunt
Mark A. Chapman
Carey Ava
A. Kilne
Hakes
William Hakes
Granite Springs
Watts
Clyde M. Watts
N. J&. Cortheil
Schuneman
John Schuneman
Miss Lauritsen
Selma Lauritsen
State University
South Omaha
Fred Hirsh
Mark Cox
Newcastle Solon
Fred Schmidt
Ayer
Liwell
Hans
the Robinson
Chris
Evans St
TAXIC
Plains
Earl Boyle
ABS
Gaynor
Railroad News
C. G. Bare
Unio Pacific
Mrs. Bare
Mr. Holbrook
Omaha
J. R. Minter
Olmsted
A. C. Kingsford
A. W. McDuffie
Oregon
Northwest
Union Parithc
Frank Narramore
American Express Co
Evanston
Alex Nisbet, Jr
Otto Hanburger
Los Angeles Limited
Southern Pacific
Salt Lake Division
Ogden
JL. Beauman
George Geigert
Sparka
Nev
F. W. Easton
Michael Birmingham
Federation of Pullman Conductors of America
Federation of Pullman Porters of America
Bikoken
Than
Manewal
W. 16Th Street
Kelley Mercantile OO
KK. Johnston Grocery
Monera Ghockhy
Chris Olaon
Rowland
Ghockery
South Mite Groukny
Vyorpst
Pullmans
Orpheum
the Family Theater
Nestor
Cuba
Kopald’s Orchestra
ATLAS
Majestic
Santa Monica
Majestic Educational
Federal Land and Securities CO
Harry P. Hynds
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