Local notes and notices from Cheyenne city page
A collage of short items includes a city watch repair ad, prairie hay arrivals, a Turkish bath parlor address, a marriage license for Albert M. Palmer and Renal Johnson, a retail outlet claim, Yom Kippur observance in Cheyenne, flowers blooming after a storm, a professional shopper service in Omaha, two marriages in the Congregational Church, Mrs. Potter’s travel, coal deals from Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co, a state inspector trip, an expert shoot at post with pay raises, and Sergeant G. M. Weetner appointed Panama Canal policeman on a new assignment.
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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 Opens With Train Delays
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 and arriving at Burns around 4 o clock. Crowds are expected at the Colden Prairie fair with dancing and amusements planned tonight.
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Union Pacific
Burns
Cheyenne
Burna
Colden Prairie Fair
Wyoming Men on Good Roads Board
On Governor Carey’s recommendation Intermountain Good Roads has appointed Wyoming men to its permanent committees. The group includes members from Wyoming Colorado Utah Nevada Idaho and Montana with June meetings planned in Boise Idaho. Members named are from Rock Springs Rawlins Diamondville Green River Evanston Kemmerer and other towns on legislative executive and highway panels.
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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 squad will face Eaton on Saturday September 28 at Taton. This opener starts the season amid high expectations for a strong contest. Coach Jones is pleased with practice and plans a practice game with the Eleventh Infantry next week.
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Eaton
Cub
Taton
Marks
High School Athletic Association
Eleventh Infantry
Cooch Jones
School Notes Highlight Lariat Staff Selections at Cheyenne High
The Lariat staff selections list editors and department heads for Cheyenne High School. Miss Mabel Knight is editor in chief with Dorothea Bergerson as assistant. Mr Parks named student adviser. Harold Wolcott handles business with Woodie Warren. circulation led by Samuel Underwood and Harry Stevick. Alyse Tyson resumes exchanges. literary editors named. cadet and athletics writers selected. alumni editors and class representatives named. first issue pending material and Miss Heisler organizes music groups for the girls glee club. 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
Leave of absence for five days for hunting granted to Captain William JH Noble paymaster US Army. Private Walter C Krug Battery B Second Field Artillery to report to Vancouver Barracks Washington on arrival per War Department special orders.
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William JH. Noble
United States Army
War Department
Walter C. Krug
Second Field Artillery
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
Army Officers Noted in WARBHINGTON Dispatches
First Lieutenant Oonald B. Penning medical reserve corps relieved from Port Stevens Ore to Fort Columbia Wash for duty Sept 27. Lt Col Richard M. Blatchford relieved from Sixth Infantry. Lt Col James M. Arrasmith to Sixth Infantry. Medical corps officers reassigned to Fort Bayard N M. Promotions announced: Dentlar to Lt Colonel Fifteenth. Switzer to Major Fourth. Bradley to Major Thirtieth. Settle to Major Twenty Ninth. Pope to Captain Fourteenth. Dodge to Captain Twenty Second. Glade to 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 Cheyenne Business Students
Attorney Sam Thompson delivered the first in a series of lectures at Cheyenne Business College on contract law. He urged thorough study to serve future careers, praised student attention, and thanked Miss Constance Jones for brief notes. President Barritt touted Cheyenne’s commercial potential and Barritt’s plans to expand the school’s facilities and staff.
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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 urged to attend.
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Phoenix Camp No. 144
Benson
Lewark
The Writer Besieged by a Parade of Advice
A writer at home tows a surreal chorus of supporters and advisers. From attic to cellar they appear with suggestions on how to craft the message The writer finally signs I accept.
Pineapple name puzzle sparks odd fruit talk
A humorous exchange questions fruit naming. A man notes a pineapple is not from a pine nor an apple while another asserts cantaloupes are also misnamed. The dialogue contrasts terms with actual fruit characteristics in a playful, cryptic tone.
Village Quartet Tale From a Coal Mine Song
The village quartet director heckles Abe Simpkins during practice for a benefit concert for Bulgarian bandits. Simpkins deflects with a joke about singing minor keys and the song Down in a Coal Mine.
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Village Quartet
Abe Simpkins
Bulgaria
Mr. Simpkins
Probing a Suitors Request Amid Market Talk
A young man asks the lady’s father for her hand and must prove himself. The father replies the suitor must show up in person and jokes about brass market quotations not yet out.
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Inter
It Was Triplets. A Humorous Exchange About Stogles
A jokey exchange centers on a cigar maker’s household. A friend mishears about a new product and suggests a two for one deal, but the cigar man corrects with a punning reply that the family has stogles instead.
Two Politicians Debate Voting Machines in Ward
Fragmentary notes show one politician urging voting machine use in the ward while another remarks on ongoing campaigning and foot patrols. The readable portions hint at local election concerns and civic engagement efforts in the district.
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Ord. A
Woman with Strange Power Promises Prosperity and Fortune
An advertisement extols a female medium Mme Heck offering palm readings and fortune guidance. It claims to influence money, business, love, and marriages, with guarantees and private parlors at 22nd Street. Hours run 10 am to 8 pm daily, Sundays 10 to 6.
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Il Matnetian
Beniga Auceeas
Mme. Tleck
Mme
Heck
Nineteenth Street
Train 27 Arrival Time Change In Colorado & Southern
Colorado & Southern announces schedule change for train 27 from Fort Collins and Wellington. The arrival at Cheyenne is now set for 7 00 p m effective immediately until further notice and is issued by General Passenger Agent T B Fisher in Denver.
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Colorado & Southern
Fort Colling
Wellington
Cheyenne
T. BE. Fisher
Colorado & Southern Railway Company
Denver
Colorado
Waterways Association Opens Annual Convention at Watertown
Spate waterways in focus as the New York State Waterways Association begins its annual convention in Watertown on September 19. The gathering will discuss canals canal terminals inland navigable waterways tide waters river and harbor improvements inland waters and conservation.
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Watertown
N. Y
New York State Waterways Association
Very Likely His Honor Brings Whisky Charge
A magistrate asks about the prisoner’s charge while an officer concedes uncertainty, suggesting the case centers on possession or suspected consumption of whisky. The scene hints at a drunken offense and judicial scrutiny.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy from the Wyeth Chemical Company of New York. It claims sage and sulphur prevent grayness and improve hair color and health, recommending a fifty cent bottle from druggists with a money back guarantee if not as represented.
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Wyeth Chemical Company of
New York
Wyeth
Syrup of Figs Promises Quick Female Discomfort Relief
A 19th century style advertorial urges women to take two teaspoons of delicious Syrup of Figs to cleanse stomach and bowels, claim health benefits, and improve complexion. It warns against inferior imitation products and directs to California Fig Syrup Company labeled bottles.
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Thorne
Srey
Tulips From Holland Teach Deep Planting and Heavy Watering
Horticulturists visiting Holland report Dutch bulb growing thrives in sandy Zuyder Zee land. The author describes deep beds, special soil mixes with loam sand and manure, heavy mulching with stable manure, and liberal watering to achieve robust two foot tall single Gosneriana tulips. Two key points emerge: deep planting and ample water.
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Holland
Zuyder Zee
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Calumet Power
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G. M. Weetner
Panama Canal
Burns Fair
Wyoming Men On Good Roads Board
Stiermun Co
Ft. Russell News
Business College
Robt, B, Cook, C
Clara A. Ligier
Onicokr
Wildur
D.nesbit
Ohe
Leiter
Chevyenne
Promla Bay
Valle
Senna
California Plax Syrog Company
Roach
Laramie County
Frank Roach
Brady
Professor Elson
Allience
America
W. Eldon
Ohio University
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