Prairie hay and local notices fill Cheyenne city page
A jumble of city items reports loads of prairie hay arriving for sale from nearby farmers. Notices include marriage licenses for Albert M. Palmer and Renal Johnson, a Yom Kippur observance, and local business ads. Also mentions a state inspector’s trip, an expert marksman shoot, and Sergeant G. M. Weetner’s Panama Canal position.
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Carey Ave
Albert M. Palmer
Cheyenne
Renal Johnson
Grand Rapids
Neb
West 16Th Street
Tortense Clarke
Omaha
Douglas
Colonial
Hanley Jenkins
North Carolina
Katherine Hilton
Virginia
F. L. Moore
Congregational Church
Potter
C. N. Potter
Rock Springs
Eleventh Infantry
Cheyenne Day at Burns Fair Today
The Union Pacific will not run a special train to Burns today due to heavy traffic and engine shortages. Many travelers will ride the regular train leaving Cheyenne at 2:50 p m reaching Burns at about 4 o clock. Large crowds are expected at the Colden Prairie fair with dances and amusements planned tonight.
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Union Pacific
Burns
Cheyenne
Burna
Colden Prairie Fair
Wyoming Men Named to Good Roads Committees
Governor Joseph M. Carey and J. W. Hendrickson select Wyoming members for permanent committees of the Intermountain Good Roads association. The June Boise meeting includes Wyoming Colorado Utah Nevada Idaho and Montana with appointees listed for Legislative Executive and Highway committees.
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Joseph M. Carey
J. W. Hendrickson
Intermountain Good Roads Association
Wyoming
Boise
Idaho
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Montana
Hendrickson
John Hay
Rock Springs
Homer France
Rawlins
Thomas Snedden
Diamondville
Henry Franklin
Green River
Ben Ansherman
Evanston
Thomas Hoskins
Kemmerer
E. L. Emery
Cheyenne
Robert C.morris
L. BE. Reamy
Bvanaton
Charles Morgan
T. 8
Talliferro
High School to Play Eaton Eleven Saturday
The high school football team will play Eaton Saturday September 28 at Taton. This will be the first game of the season and a hot fight is expected. Mr Marks, manager for the High School Athletic association, is scheduling for the coming season. He expects a practice game with the Eleventh Infantry next week. Cooch Jones is pleased with the practice work.
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Eaton
Cub
Taton
Marks
High School Athletic Association
Eleventh Infantry
Cooch Jones
Lariat staff named for Cheyenne High School paper
The Lariat staff has been selected with Mr. Parks as student adviser and Miss Mabel Knight as editor in chief aided by Dorothea Bergerson. Harold Wolcott will handle business, Woodie Warren assists, and circulation is managed by Samuel Underwood and Harry Stevick. Several departments and alumni editors are named along with class representation. The first issue will appear once material is in form. Miss Heisler organizes musical groups as the girls glee club has started two sessions. Wall Paper The stiermun Co.
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Lariat
Cheyenne
Parks
Mabel Knight
Dorothea Bergerson
Harold Wolcott
Woodie Warren
Samuel Underwood
Harry Stevick
Alyse Tyson
Evelyn Jensen
Mildred Graham
Loraine Putnam
Olive Roe
Rose Kingham
Fern Ballinger
Myron Collenberg
Hdna Jessen
Ralph Fowler
Laetitha Thompson
Charlotte Chaplin
Anna Bresnahen
James Hart
Walter Jones
Dorothy Foster
Nora Moody
Mary Nimmo
Wikk
Leave of absence for Captain Noble and Private Krug
Five day hunting leave granted to Captain William JH Noble paymaster US Army effective about September 22 1912. Paragraph 23 special orders No 216 War Department Sept 13 1912 directs Private Walter C Krug Battery B Second Field Artillery to proceed to Vancouver Barracks Washington and report on arrival to the commanding officer.
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William JH. Noble
United States Army
War Department
Walter C. Krug
Second Field Artillery
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
Army Officers Change Stations and Promotions
Army orders announced Sept. 19 list Lieutenant Oonald B. Penning relieved from Port Stevens Oregon to Fort Columbia Washington on Sept. 27 for duty. Lieutenant Colonel Richard M. Blatchford is relieved from Sixth Infantry and Lieutenant Colonel James M. Marrsmith is assigned to Sixth Infantry. Medical corps officers reassigned include Captain Clarence A Treuholtz from Monte Rey Presidio to Fort Bayard New Mexico and Lieutenants Thomas F Scott Shelley A Marietta reassigned to Fort Bayard. Promotions include Clarence F Dentlar to lieutenant colonel Fifteenth, John Switzer major Fourth, John J Bradley major Thirtieth, Douglas Settle major Twenty ninth, Benjamin H Pope captain Fourteenth, Julian L Dodge captain Twenty second, Herman Glade captain Fifth.
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Warbhington
Oonald
Penning
Medical Reserve Corps
Port Stevens
Ore
Fort Columbia
Wash
Richard M. Blatchford
Sixth Infantry
James M. Arrasmith
Fifteenth Infantry
Medical Corps
Clarence A. Treuholtz
Presidio
Monterey
Cal
Fort Bayard
N. M
Thomas EF. Scott
Fort Niagara
Shelley A. Marietta
Presidio of
John J. Bradley
Douglas Settle
Twentyninth
Benjamin H. Pope
Julian L. Dodge
Herman Glade
Sam Thompson Lectures to Cheyenne Business College Students
Attorney Sam Thompson addressed Cheyenne Business College students in a contracts law lecture the first in a fall and winter series. He urged thorough study for future career success and praised the school's prospects and President Barritt while denying plans to leave Cheyenne.
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Sam Thompson
Cheyenne Business College
Thompsomé
GTR
Commercial Law
Thompson
Constance Jones
Barritt
Cheyenne
Barrett
School of Commerce
California
Wyoming
Attention W. O. W. Special Meeting in Phoenix Camp
W O W special meeting of Phoenix Camp No 144 will be held at Fraternal hall Friday evening Sept 20. A large class of candidates will leave and Head Clerk Benson and Organizer Lewark will assist the officer in conferring the degrees. Neighbors are urged to attend.
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Phoenix Camp No. 144
Benson
Lewark
The Wandering Writer and a Parade of Advisers
A humorous scene shows a lone writer besieged by a parade of advisers appearing from attic to ocean, furnace to bed, each urging him to craft a political message. The recurring refrain centers on the writer accepting the proposed change and the crowd's pressure intensifies.
Pineapple Name Riddle Across Odd Banter
A comic échange centers on a man with bald spots and another with retroactive ears debating the pineapple’s name. They joke that a pineapple neither grows on a pine nor is truly an apple and quibble about cantaloupes being true melons. The whimsy hints at linguistic quirks.
Village Quartet Practice Turns to Coal Mine Song
The village quartet director scolds Abe Simpkins for singing in minor keys during a benefit concert rehearsal. Simpkins replies with a humorous misquote of their piece, suggesting the tune is "Down in a Coal Mine."
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Village Quartet
Abe Simpkins
Bulgaria
Mr. Simpkins
Father Tests Suitor With Brass Market Quotation
A young man asks the lady's father for her hand and must prove himself by accepting a cryptic reply about brass market quotations still not being out. The father hints the suitor should check the market in daylight to gauge worth and intention.
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Inter
It Was Triplets. Two-Fers Down At Your Home
A humorous exchange about newborns and a cigar seller. A friend jokes about two fers and triplets, while the cigar man clarifies the blessing is stogles.
Local Politicians Clash Over Voting Machine Rollout
Fragmented notes show two politicians disputing voting machine deployment in a ward with brief remarks about voter access and process concerns. The text hints at ongoing political debate and public oversight expectations.
Is This Woman Gifted With Strange Power
An advertisement touts a female clairvoyant Mme Heck offering medium readings to influence business luck love fate and wealth. It promotes dream interpretation treasure locating and “sword readings” with promises of secrecy and satisfaction.
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Mme. Tleck
Mme
Heck
Nineteenth
Train 27 Schedule Change Notice for Colorado & Southern
Effective immediately and until further notice train 27 from Fort Collins and Wellington will arrive Cheyenne at 7.00 p m instead of 6 20 p m T B Fisher General Passenger Agent Colorado and Southern Railway Company Denver Colorado 24
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Colorado & Southern
Fort Colling
Wellington
Cheyenne
T. BE. Fisher
Colorado & Southern Railway Company
Denver
Colorado
Waterways Association Opens Annual Convention in Watertown
Spate waterways discussed as the New York State Waterways Association begins its annual convention in Watertown. The meeting focuses on canals terminals inland navigable waters tide waters river and harbor improvements inland waters conservation and related matters.
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Watertown
N. Y
New York State Waterways Association
Very Likely His Honor Seeks Whisk Whisky Charge
In a terse courthouse exchange the judge asks about the charge while an officer, newly appointed, hedges that he does not know the exact accusation but suspects the defendant drank straight whisky.
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad Health Cure
An ad promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy from Wyeth Chemical Co New York. It claims Sage and Sulphur slow gray hair loss and improve shine by daily use with a 50 cent bottle and money back guarantee if not as represented. It advises treating dandruff dry scalp and thinning hair.
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Wyeth Chemical Company of
New York
Wyeth
Syrup of Figs advert promises health to women
An ad promotes delicious Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a cure for digestive ills and systemic malaise claiming rapid relief from constipation bloating and fatigue. It warns against fake syrups and urges buying the California Fig Syrup Company product.
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Valle
Senna
California Plax Syrog Company
Tulips Grow Strong Under Dutch Methods In Holland
Horticulturists visiting Holland report how Dutch bulbs thrive in reclaimed Zuyder Zee soil. Deep beds with special soil mixes and heavy watering yield robust single Gosneriana tulips up to two feet tall. Key points are deep planting and ample water with good drainage and mulch.
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Holland
Zuyder Zee
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Wyoming Men On Good Roads Board
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Business College
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Clara A. Ligier
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D.nesbit
Ohe
Leiter
Ord. A
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Brady
Professor Elson
Allience
America
W. Eldon
Ohio University
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