Water Repairing and Local Notices in Cheyenne
A collage of city items notes Miller's for water repairs at 1709 Carey Ave and Metropolitan Turkish Bath Parlors at 1504 Carey Ave. Rentals listed at 2116 Eddy St and a handmade trunk at 316 West 16th. New Cottonwood Reservoir Co incorporated with capital 60000 to operate near Cokeville. City tax levies being prepared. roadwork at Fort Russell makes parts of the drive nearly impassible. Original homestead applications filed by several residents. Coal advertising for Hanna Lump price five dollars per ton. Colonist special to the coast passed through the city. rates fifty dollars with tickets on sale until October 10. Elks Lodge No 40 notes vacancy of exalted ruler with meeting October 7. Chamberlains Colic Diarrhoea Remedy praised for reliability.
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Miller's
Carey Ave
Eddy St
Weat 20Th
Weet 16Th
New Corporation
Cottonwood Reservoir Company
Cokeville
Post
Fort Russell
United States Land Office
Symon K. Curtis
Wheatland
Jesse L. Knapp
LaGrange
Edith M. Barrett
Wayne
Neb
Joseph M. Osborn
Sparks
Francis M. Stamy
Frederick
Hanna
Wyoming Fuel &Feed Co
Carey Avenue
Union Pacific
Elks
Cheyenne Lodge No.40
Ll. Rockwell
Local Cowboy Injured Riding Unbroken Horse
George Johnson of Cheyenne working on the J. L. Jordan ranch was thrown hard from an unbroken horse on Wednesday. He suffered a broken right shoulder and other bruises and is recovering at home. Johnson has been with the Jordan ranch for several months.
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George Johnson
Cheyenne
J. L. Jordan
Johnson
Jordan Ranch
Mayor to Offer Reward for False Fire Alarm Culprits
Mayor Bresnahen plans a fifty dollar reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of those sending false fire alarms. Chief Edward Taylor notes rewards may entice a helper to inform on others. Two firefighters were seriously injured responding to a box near the Pariah House.
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Bresnahen
Edward Taylor
Taylor
Fire Department
Pariah House
Chamberlain’s Ointment for Lame Back and Pain
Advertisement plainspoken claim noting the value of Chamberlain's Ointment for lame backs sore muscles aching and rheumatic pains with a call that it is for sale.
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Chamberlain
Scientific Facial and Scalp Treatments Arranged by Clara Ligier
Clara A. Ligier at 411 W. 19th Street advertises telephone service for arranging scientific facial and scalp treatments priced at 17 dollars. The note lists the address and a contact number for bookings.
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Clara A. Ligier
W. 19Th Street
Army Officers Transferred and Reassignments Noted
Army orders list transfers of infantry officers including Capt Thomas W Darrah and Capt Frank B Hawkins between regiments. Additional requests move First Lieut Frederick Mears and First Lieut Jonathan M Wainwright among cavalry units. Col Herbert J Slocum is relieved from acting Inspector General duties. Capt James B Reeves to join proper station November 15. Capt Charles S Lincoln to sail to Honolulu December 1 and Capt Campbell King to depart for Honolulu November 6. An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with claimed success and availability from dealers.
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Washington
Thomas W. Darrah
Frank B. Hawkins
Frederick Mears
Tirat
Fifteenth Cavalry
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Fifteenth
First Cavalry
Herbert J. Slocum
Cavalry
James B. Reeves
Third Cavalry
Army War College
Charles 5. Lincoln
Second Infantry
Dee
San Francisco
Honolulu
Campbell King
First Infantry
Is This Woman Gifted With Strange Power
An advertisement touts Mme Heck a mystic who promises personal magnetism can bring success in business and social life. It claims she can influence others, remove bad luck, locate treasures, and solve matters from law to love. Parlors at 322 East Nineteenth Street offer privacy with hours listed.
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Mme. Heck
Mme
Heck
Mme. Meck
East Nineteenth Street
Expert Advocates Dry Farmed Potatoes Over Irrigated
John H W Gordon of the government experiment station reports dry farming yields for potatoes far surpass irrigated crops. He notes irrigated spuds fail, disease free, and small, while dry farmed potatoes produce ten to twelve fine tubers per hill and better market value. Farmers in the Greeley district consider irrigation unnecessary except in extreme drought.
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John HW. Gordon
Povernment
Greeley District
Taft and Wilson Meet in Boston After Campaign Night
In Boston on September 27 President Taft and Governor Wilson shared a cordial exchange at the Copley Square hotel. They spoke of health and campaign strain with Taft noting only Roosevelt Bryan and himself as sympathizers. Wilson bid the president good night.
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Boston
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Oss
Massachusetts
Copley Square
Wilson
Colonel Roosevelt
Bryan
Ulster Revolts Over Self Government Scheme
Belfast Sept 27 Ulster unionists to announce stance on home rule at Orangemen meeting and covenant signing. Ulster Hall expected to draw record crowd as leaders assert party loyalty despite government plan. Ballymoney crowd denounces Irish parliament move and vows resistance with banners and an effigy burned.
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Belfast
Orangemen
Ulster
Scheime
Ireland
Lord Landsdowne
le Posselse
Unionist Party
Ulster Hall
Ballymoney
Pny
Earl of Kilmorey
George
Rome
Vatican
Boyne
Sherman Company Liquid Veneer Gloats Window Glues
Product note from Sherman Company touts liquid veneer and window glue innovations sold under Sherman brand. No clear event or date provided.
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the Sherman Co
Athletes Carnival at Parish House Stirs Small Crowd
The Parish House athlete carnival last night featured evenly matched events. Basketball opened with 29 22 score favoring the first team, and final 47 36. Boxing bouts Cranshaw vs Maxwell and Schoels vs Burna. Wrestling saw Frank Parking defeat Al Leslie after two periods 10:15 and 20:15. Club members then held a business meeting.
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Pariah House
Siogens
Ean
Tatlock
Sproul
Mulford
Brown
Roosevelt Leads In State Poll From County Fair
A Cheyenne man returning from the Douglas state fair conducted a presidential poll aboard a Colorado and Southern train. Roosevelt led with 80 votes while Taft had 8, Wilson 18, Debs 3, Chaffin 3, and 6 not quot ing.
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Colorado & Southern
Douglas
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Debs
Chaffin
Not Quoting
Smith Benched for Cheyenne at Eaton Game
Cheyenne High School faces a tougher test this afternoon as star player Elmer Smith is suspended for poor grades and cannot play at Eaton. Coach Jones must substitute to fill the vacancy while about thirty Cheyenne girls travel to Eaton to cheer on the team.
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Cheyenne High School
Elmer Smith
Smith
Eaton
Jones
Oscar Sealer Returns from European Tour
Oscar Sealer, Cheyenne businessman, came back Wednesday from a months long Europe tour including Stockholm Sweden where he cheered the American Olympic team. He praised Warren and Clark in the Senate judiciary committee, noting their influence despite Wyoming's small population and railroad ties.
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Oscar Sealer
Europe
Mr. Sealer
Sweden
Stockholm
Warren
Senate
Congress
Clarence D. Clark
Wyoming
Judiciary
Oflier
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City News
St. Mark's Parish House
St. Mark's
Pare ‘Ih
A. G
Delamater
Studebaker Theater
Chicago
George Barr McCutcheon
Beverly of
Graystark
Oscar Eagle
David Belasco
Metropolitan
Michigan
Eddy Street
All Dealere
Howdy
Mr. Taft
Governor
The
Sherman Co
the Dove OF Peace
Edholm & Akin CO
Union Pacific Watch
Plains
Wellman
Eee Ee
Serereseneceves
Teem Eergenadtee
Eman Co
Rock Springs
Maitland
17Th St
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