Real Estate Syndicate Buys 400 Acres. Cheyenne Boom Grows
Prominent Fort Russell officers form a wealth syndicate in Cheyenne with $100000 capital to purchase 400 acres on the South Side for 50000, with deed held by Joe Pratt as trustee. Eight partners share equal stakes as outsiders eye options on more land amid cottage construction by Interior company and Denver buyers. Dr. Appel buys corner residence for 115000 cash and may close soon as Cheyenne real estate activity expands with new offices and plans for stone cottages.
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Fort Russell
Cheyenne
John K. Jeffrey
South Side
Jeffrey
Joe Pratt
Wyoming Colonization Society
Pratt
Sun
Appel
Maj. Whipple
Fort
Wyoming
Interior Company
J. D. Cory
JJ W. Whetsue
Portland
Ore
Ed. York
Kansas
Denver
City
George Lonsbery
George Hodges
Logan
C. D. Kelley
C.W. Bradley
Bradley
J. S. Matthews
Seventeenth and
Capitol Avenue
Building Plans Showcases by J. S. Matthews
Mr. J S Matthews finished plans for a two story brick Alerthone house with red stone trim and plans for a South Side hotel with twenty four rooms and estimated over 5000 dollars. He also exhibits upgrades to Governor Warren residence starting next Saturday and a new Ogden registration church costing 25000 dollars. A stranger from Illinois bought Cheyenne real estate worth 4200 dollars in fifteen minutes.
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J. S. Matthews
Governor Warren
Matthews
Ogden Regation
Illinois
Congregational Vote Likely to Retain Pastor Field
At the First Presbyterian annual meeting, members discussed the pastor Rev. Field’s resignation. Trustees were elected, reports approved, and the congregation favored retaining Field if terms in his letter can be met.
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Field
First Presbyterian Church
Marcus Ford
J. M. Davidson
Frank Lyons
E. S. N. Morgan
Gibson Clark
Charles Wilsock
J. J. Marston
Robert Williams
Morgan
Mr. Eld
Columbia Building and Loan Association opens local agency
The Columbia Building and Loan Association has established a permanent local agency here with Mr. Thos. B. Adams named as the local agent.
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New Building Association
Columbia Building and Loan Association
Daily Sun
Thos. B. Adams
Sale of Swan Property at Auction on Seventeenth Street
Sheriff Martin conducted an auction of the former Alexander H. Swan residence on Seventeenth street. The subdivided parcel sold in parts to Dr. George Hoyt for $10,050 H Altman for $3,600 C W Riner for $2,925 Isaac Bergman for $3,050 and W P Gannett for $3,000. The total for the first property reached $19,625.
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Swan
Martin
Alexander H. Swan
Utah
Seventeenth Street
George Hoyt
H. Altman
C. W. Riner
Isaac Bergman
W. P. Gannett
Cheyenne Court Considers Monach Case Shift to Carroll's Court
City of Cheyenne v Monach faced hearings on two complaints for unlawful language toward William McCoy and for carrying dangerous weapons. The matter, moved from Justice Lee to Carroll's court, prompted a venue change and a juried trial set to begin after Justice Carroll advised caution, with jury impaneling awaiting the morning.
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Cheyenne
I. W. Monach
William McCoy
Justice Lee
Carroll
Union Pacific Conductors Meet Over Grievances
Union Pacific conductors held a meeting in session and handled only financial business. They deny the Leader's published grievances and say no information will be released to outsiders until the committee reports from Omaha finalize the matter.
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Union Pacific
Leader
Omaha
Bradley Demolishes Old Coal Chutes with UP Engine Assist
Contractor R. W. Bradley began demolition yesterday morning of the old coal chutes. A Union Pacific engine was roped to one end and quickly jerked the structure apart.
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R. W. Bradley
Union Pacific
Inside Two New Cheyenne Shops Rushed To Operation
Inspection reveals a large machine shop with planers lathes drills and presses all mounted and nearly ready. The Corliss engine and boiler room attract attention as air compressors feed the forges and blacksmith shop. Foundry with massive shears and steam hammers signals the quiet to bustling pace at Cheyenne.
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Westinghouse
Munroe
Denver
Gremmn
Cheyenne
Boiler Start Brings First Smoke From Tall Chimney
Fire lit under new boilers yesterday afternoon as the tall chimney released smoke for the first time. Officials say two hundred expert machinists will be brought from the east in a few days to begin full work on the project.
Cheyenne Shops Progress Show Amid Freight Car Repairs
Smoke from the tall chimney marks the new shops while hundreds of freight cars near the machine shops undergo light repairs. Workers test boilers, level floors, and prepare pavement as teams polish engines, tighten pipes, and finish blacksmith work. The freight car shop nears completion with only painting left.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming State News Snapshot Amid Growth and Plans
The Burlington and Missouri likely reach Sheridan next fall while Northwestern builds into Sundance. Newcastle towns cheer Cheyenne and Northern extension. Sheridan shows prosperous building associations. Natrona holds first county seat election on April. Crook County jail reports nine inmates. debates loom on spring court term.
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Burlington
Missouri
Sheridan
Lander
Sundance
Northwestern
Newcastle
Cheyenne
Northern
Wyoming
Cheyenne & Northern
Denver News
Douglas
China
Harney Peak Tin Mining Company
Crawford
White
Gazelle
Crook County
Natrona
Noth
Girls Will Be Girls in Grandmother Gunns Tale
A nostalgic verse piece portrays Grandmother Gunn watching four sisters grow from playful maidens to thoughtful young women. The refrain Girls will be girls echoes through scenes of childhood, duty, and the passage of years as maternal care and grandmotherly wisdom shape their fortunes.
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Ant May
Jennie
Belle
Kate
Gament
Gunn
Garin
Grandmother Gunn
Beatae
Wewlands
Spiris
Piri
Allon Domgoold
Detroit Free Press
The Lost Pocket-Book and a Widow's Struggle
An impoverished widow, Annie Roberta, works late at night to finish a manuscript for a publisher to support her ill child Eddie. She fears the story may be rejected and jeopardize rent, coal, and medicine funds while awaiting payment and hoping for a fair outcome. Born an orphan, she was adopted by a childless wealthy man.
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Eddie
Annie Roberta
Pocket Book Secrets Brighten a Saintly Woman
Annie Roberts battles poverty while her child sickens. a found pocket book leads to a hidden will and a fortune. Her discovery brings hope as she clings to integrity and shares wealth with a reluctant lover, who reforms and joins in a new life. The tale ends with a hopeful future as lawful inheritance returns.
Unclear OCR Fragment on Supreme Court Timing
Fragmentary OCR text references the Supreme Court and timelines but contains numerous garbled numbers and phrases. It mentions years behind schedule and a patient, with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to confirm a coherent news item.
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National Supreme
United States Supremee
Walt
Judgmene
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