Roger Mills County Genealogy

Category: Newspapers

  • Cheyenne Sunbeam 1910

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    June 1910 “D.M. Byler commenced blacksmith work in Cheyenne on Monday, June 5, 1910

  • 1918

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    January By Dale Tracy. Carl Kemp is clearing the lot occupied by the old Sothern Hotel building for the erection of a 50×90 reinforced concrete two story building. Mr. Kemp was the first man in Cheyenne to build a fireproof building. He built the Kemp Hotel, a similar building to the one he is building…

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    Roger Mills Sentinel, June 7, 1917 in lieu of missing Cheyenne Star. Much interest is being shown concerning the Chautauqua to be given in Elk City this season. The date has been set for June 24-30. The wheat harvest has started in Oklahoma and will be in full swing in the southern counties this week.…

  • Hammon 1911

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    Hammon Newspaper Summaries for 1911 To SEARCH this page press Ctrl-F The Hammon Advocate June 29, 1911 Melanie Cole A deal was consummated last week whereby a man by the name of Anderson became owner of the Johnson-Stovall cotton gin here. Mr. Johnson has moved to New Mexico where he has a fine ranch and…

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    Newspaper Summaries for 1959 News about County Residents (Grouped by Year) Taken from the “Local and Personal Columns” in Early Newspapers. To SEARCH this page press Ctrl-F The Cheyenne Star, January 15, 1959 The Vincent and Son John Deere Agency in Cheyenne has recently been sold to Wendell Campbell of Berlin. The sale was made…

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    Newspaper Summaries for 1912 News about County Residents (Grouped by Year) Taken from the “Local and Personal Columns” in Early Newspapers. To SEARCH this page press Ctrl-F Cheyenne Star, Jan 4, 1912 The Philhar-monic Club at this place will hold a meeting at the school house next Mon. Jan 8. There have been some changes…

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    Newspaper Summaries for 1911 News about County Residents (Grouped by Year) Taken from the “Local and Personal Columns” in Early Newspapers. To SEARCH this page press Ctrl-F Cheyenne Star, Jan. 5, 1911 C.O. Gause Livery Barn took fire at 10:00 Friday night and burned to the ground, consuming 18 head of horses, vehicles, harness, grain,…

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    Newspaper Summaries for 1910 News about County Residents (Grouped by Year) Taken from the “Local and Personal Columns” in Early Newspapers. To SEARCH this page press Ctrl-F Cheyenne Star, Jan. 6, 1910 One of the most pleasant social events of the holiday season was the reception tendered Mr. and Mrs. T.J. Cronin at the residence…

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    Newspaper Summaries for 1909 News about County Residents (Grouped by Year) Taken from the “Local and Personal Columns” in Early Newspapers. To SEARCH this page press Ctrl-F Cheyenne Star, Jan 7, 1909 Roger Mills Co. Sunday School Conv. convened at Roll. Mrs. Alice Blackburn called the convention to order at 3:00 p.m. on Wed. Those…

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    Newspaper Summaries for 1908 News about County Residents (Grouped by Year) Taken from the “Local and Personal Columns” in Early Newspapers. To SEARCH this page press Ctrl-F  Cheyenne Star, January 2, 1908 Harry L. DeVilliers, who has held down the foremanship of the Cheyenne Star for the past three years surprised his many friends when…