Local notices and brief city news items headlined
Marriage licenses, land proofs, and public notices fill the town page. Including William W. Murry and Mamie BE. Murry of Cheyenne, final proofs for Margaret Brown and Edward Kinsey, a fatality near Spruce, Colo, and a Wyoming poultry stock meeting set for Saturday at the county treasurer’s office.
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Metropolitan
Carey Ave
Curtis Templin
National Bank
Weat 16Th Street
United States Land Office
Margaret Brown
Torrington
Edward T. Kinsey
Springer
Colorado
Wyoming Fuel & Teed Co
18Th
Carey Avenue
Wyoming
Wyoming Publicity Committee
Democratic National Committee
Alex Hastie
Cheyenne
Nellis E. Cortell
Laramie
C. L. Decker
Sheridan Enterprise
Mullen
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mormon City
Rich Valley
E. Cotton
Kansas
Nebraska
Henry B. Scofield
Parkston
S. D
Adolph Parleon
Centerville
Norman J. Keisier
Sergent Bluffa
William If
Thies
Wisner
Neb
John Valentine
Loretto
Frank W
Tarvey
Sioux City
Charles J. Fleming
Seward
Jacob Dykstra
Archer
Gertrude Marion Clark
Ernest O. Sonverkrubbe
Binford
William R. Barrett
Wayne
Henry Dykstra
Ole O. Tronvold
John Nelson Smith
Momence
New Garage Opens in Old Bradley Mill Building
The new auto shop in Cheyenne opens at nineteenth and Thames streets in the old Bradley planing mill building. Partners Eddycott and Larr, well known to Cheyenne auto owners, will focus on automobile repair work and aim to establish thorough mechanical service.
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Indy
Bradley Planing
Nineteenth
Thames Streets
Eddycott and
Larr
Cheyenne
Thorouugh
High School Tag Day Aims To Boost Cheyenne Athletics
Cheyenne High School plans a tag day event on October fourth with two student groups tagging the unwary around the city. The fundraiser seeks funds for athletic schedules while detailing new equipment for science physics tables, desks, and an instructor’s apparatus table. The typewriter department adds two Underwood machines, and $1000 in books and magazines are budgeted pending a superintendent list.
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Cheyenne
Truant Officer Enforcing School Attendance In Cheyenne Area
A truant officer is active, urging enrollment and class placement for school age pupils. The district adopts truancy law and aims to enforce it this year. Mrs. Cashman is appointed teacher at the rural school south of Cheyenne, Henrietta Berry leads Chambers school. A 38 week year is likely, with teachers favoring a one week Christmas break and the board to confirm.
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Henrietta Berry
Chambers
Dance Notice by Cheyenne Trades and Labor Assembly
The Cheyenne Trades and Labor Assembly invites dancers to attend a dance at Keefe Hall on Thursday September 26. Buchanan's Orchestra will provide music. Contact Telephone 817 to arrange for Scientific Facial and Scalp Treatments. Clara A. Ligier at 411 West 19th Street appears as a listed contact.
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Clara A. Ligier
19Th Street
Arguments on Jenkins Estate Are Up Today
Court Commissioner Watts continued the hearing on appointing an administrator for the estate of Jrase Jenkins, murdered months ago by her husband. J Warren Jenkins, awaiting execution, seeks Coroner Beard as administrator while Wilfrid O’Leary represents Mrs. Jenkins’ family urging appointment. Hearing expected to wrap today.
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Watts
Jrase Jenkins
J. Warren Jenkins
State Penitentiary
Rawlins
Beard
Wilfrid O'Leary
Dance at Keefe Hall by Cheyenne Trades Assembly
A dance is set for Thursday night September 26 at Keefe Hall hosted by Cheyenne Trades and Labor Assembly with Buchanan's Orchestra providing music.
Progressive rally at Capitol Avenue theater Friday
Arrangements are complete for a Progressive rally at the Capitol Avenue theater Friday night. Edward P. Costigan the Colorado Progressive candidate for governor will speak as will Governor Joseph M Carey and Charles E Winter Progressive candidate for representative in congress. Costigan is regarded as a top Western orator and will discuss current political issues.
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Capitol Avenue Theater
Edward P. Costigan
Colorado
Joseph M. Carey
Charles E. Winter
Congress
Mr. Costigan
West
Cheyenne Health From Doctor Reports Strong September
Cheyenne city health officer Dr. Conway says September is exceptionally healthy with no contagious disease in Cheyenne. Local physicians credit this summer’s weather for the good health condition and note the city has been in best health recently.
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Conway
Cheyenne
Infant Mortality Study Meeting Held in Washington
The American Association for the Prevention of Infant Mortality met in Washington in connection with the International Congress on Hygiene. The association’s annual meeting will convene next month in Cleveland.
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Washington
American Association For the Prevention of
International Congress On Hygiene
Cleveland
Colored Women Congress Opens in Washington
A congress of colored women began in Washington on September 25 to commemorate Lincoln's proclamation fiftieth anniversary. Mrs Mary Church Terrell presides as distinguished speakers from the colored community participate, highlighting notable achievements across many endeavors.
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Wasitington
Congress of Colored Women
Abraham Lincoln
Mary Church Terrell
Washington
Congress
Warren and La Follette Clash Over Special Interests
The text accuses Warren of siding with special interests against the public, noting his long Senate record as a loyal ally of Aldrich and his alignment with La Follette in congressional debates. It frames Warren as a fixture of insider politics in contrast to reformers.
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Warren
Aldrich
Senate
Congressional Record
la Follette
Dance event with Cheyenne Tradea and Labor Assembly
Come and dance at Keefe Hall Thursday night September 26 hosted by the Cheyenne Tradea and Labor Assembly. Buchanan's Orchestra plays at Tivoli Rathskeller located on 16th St. and Davey Ave with Genuine Mexican Child and Dutch Lunches. Wall Paper The Sheeman Co.
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16Th St
Davey Ave
Sherman Company Varnish and Paints Advertising Card
A fragmented notice references The Sherman Co offering varnishes wood staining and sun proof paints. It lists product names and supplier branding with generic trade language.
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Sherman Co
Shermans Co
Many States to Attend National Irrigation Congress
Salt Lake City hosts the Twelfth National Irrigation Congress from September 30 to October 1 with thirteen states represented by nationally known men and a dozen government officials and foreign representatives. The Utah board of control has arranged entertainment to accompany the business program for the 1912 session, promising an unusually enjoyable meeting in the West.
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Salt Lake
National Irrigation Congress
Utah Board of Control
Carpenters for Wilson From Washington Session
The Brotherhood of Carpenters, meeting in Washington with about 800 delegates, held straw votes on President Wilson. Results show 490 for a certain option while others received smaller counts amid scattered notes and fragmented lines.
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New York
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Washington, D. C
Fowler Resigns as Ontario & Western President
At the annual meeting in New York on September 25, the board accepted Thomas P. Fowler's resignation as president of the Ontario & Western. He will likely become chairman of the board. Company officers report earnings running well ahead of last year.
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New York
Ontario & Western Railroad
Thomas P. Fowler
Road
Milady's Toilet Table Tips From Mme D Mille
Quick hairdressing with dry shampoo using arms root and therox offers shiny hair. Delatone paste removes facial hair without pain. Pyroxin enhances eyebrows and lashes with brushing. A magatone lotion mixed with witch hazel promises sunburn repair and a lasting, non rubbing skin treatment.
Wilson praised by Providence Journal in 1912 endorsement
The Providence Journal endorses Woodrow Wilson for president, arguing he offers a moral, practical alternative to Taft and Roosevelt. It calls for a new outlook and method, praising Wilson’s approach and warning against excessive reform or elite domination as the nation faces a vital choice. Also mentions Chamberlain's Tablets advertisements.
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Providence Journel
Nelson W. Aldrich
Henry F. Lippitt
George P. Wetmore
Journa
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Wilson
Mr. Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Journal
Legis
Old Guard vs Progressive Republicans Over Senate Organization
Fragmented text shows a debate between conservative and progressive factions on Senate organization. The line references Warkfesr and Lipa-Long records, suggesting concerns about regularity and a protectionist stance to avert injury or destruction, with mentions of New England oligarchy.
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OLD Guard
Senate
Warkfesr
Tree
Pirmda
New England
Lat Bothette
Danderine Hair Treatment Claims Free of Dandruff
An advertisement says Danderine stops dandruff and hair loss after use. It promises immediate scalp relief and new hair growth within weeks, claiming dramatic improvements in hair fullness, shine, and softness. The text urges purchasing a 25 cent bottle from drug stores to prove the claims.
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Dana
Geti
Rogwlton
Pulitzer School of Journalism Opens at Columbia
The Wheel of Journaling program established in memory of Joseph Pulitzer at Columbia University offers a multi year undergraduate track. Undergraduates study a standard bachelor of literature in journalism while new entrants pass entrance exams and enter the program under directorate discretion. Regular degree candidates may expect about 150 dollars in fees.
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York
Joseph Pulitzer
Columbia University
Stinloe
Siares
Hry n Maw Horse Show Opens in Pa September
Fragmentary OCR notes a horse show in Pennsylvania opening on September 25. Listed are titles or names resembling HRYN MAW and PRYN MAWT, with unclear descriptors. Further readable context is limited.
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Pryn Mawt
Tariff Reform Debate Cited by Senator La Follette
The excerpt portrays Senator La Follette criticizing Republican allies for promoting tariff revision to favor big trusts. He accuses them of using committee room conferences and floor battles to broaden subsidies for trusts rather than reduce duties for consumers, framing it as a shift toward protecting vested interests in New York Pennsylvania Maryland and New Jersey.
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Senate
Republican Party
Warne Abe
Interceia
la Pollette
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National Military Flamusps Bank
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