Social Notices From Casper and Nearby
Luncheon and bridge club gatherings marked by holiday decor and charity talks. Women clubs, Maccabees, Pi Beta Phi alumnae, and the Fortnightly Bridge club meet at homes and halls with dinners, auctions, and electing officers. A Christmas themed sequence includes hostesses Lever and Worthington, with Mrs. Holman and Mrs. Byownsend hosting.
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C. H. Byownsend
Wotcott Street
Pi Beta Phi
Mia
A. A. Schulte
Misa Matherine Dunn
Hedwig Bayer
Fast Second Street
Personal Notices Highlight Local Residents and Moves
Charisa Sherman and husband traveled through Riverton en route to the south planning time away before returning home. Hubert Summers Jr is born to E G Summers and his wife at Private hospital with Beta Theta Pi members congratulating the family. William Elmers and wife depart for Des Moines and then Texas seeking residence. Harry Dormer hosts Cecil Henry from Douglas as guest. Raymond Darby visits Casper cousins Ruth and Fannie Belle Beggs. Mrs John A travels through Casper area visiting relatives as Mrs Holden heads home to New York.
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E. G. Saummora
Hubert G. Summers, Jr
Beta Theta Pi
Mr. Summers
Raymond Darby
Douglas
Casper
Ruth and
Fannie Belle Beggs
John A
City Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Townsend attends Cheyenne consistory after attending 40 capitol meetings. Fred Thmocker visits from Alcora for weekend. Heart fasts plans in Douglas before returning. M. P. Wheeler leaves for Cheyenne for Masonic consistory. John Lind opens collection office at 14 Ardmore apartments. leads of Casper mercantile firms listed. Edward Wents and Noah Williams of Iowa Wyoming Oil arrive to oversee Casper interests. Jane McDonald convalesces and likely back at county treasurer office by week end. J C Rogs returns from Sheridan where five men were placed in training. two completed vocational courses.
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Fred
Alcora
Douglas
John Lind
Casper Supply Company
Ardmore
Edward Wents
Noah Williams
Iowa-Wyoming Oil Company
Wyoming Victor
Casper
Iowa
Tanlac Restores Health for Casper Woman in Casion Ad
Mise Mrancea Newman of Chicago reports that Tanlac cured indigestion causing smothering spells and heart palpitations. She says after a year of poor health her appetite returned, digestion improved, and she now sleeps well and feels refreshed each morning.
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Mise Mrancea Newman
Chicago
Tuolao
Youlae Wisell
Casper
Canon
Eless Sverywhord
Adv
Chicago packing houses not affected by workers strike
Chicago packing houses faced a strike call but unions reported most workers reported for duty. Officials said 200 extra police guarded stockyards as workers at Armour Swift Cudahy Morris and other plants lined up for jobs and shipments ran light.
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Chicago
Picketing at Swift Armour plants disrupts entry in South St Paul
In South St Paul today picketing blocked many workers from Swift and Armour plants as strikes affected attendance. Swift reported 490 employees showed for work while Armour issued no figures. Union officials hailed the turnout as satisfactory. In South St Joseph arrests followed a strike with union claims of up to 60 percent out, while Packers said up to 25 percent were on strike and operations continued with new workers.
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Whop
Planta
South St. Paul
Minn
Kansas City
Kansas
Fort Worth
Texas
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Denver
Colorado
Cornelius Hayes
Butcher Workien
East St. Loui I
Wichita
St Joseph
Harry B. Burton
City
Henry T. Zimmer
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
W. B. Fagris
Morris
Scillek
Farris
Swift & Company
Wool
Barrel Cooperative
B. A. Cudahy, Jr
Cudahy ® Company
Trork
John ©. O'Hern
Armous
Mr. O'Hern
ST. Joseph
South St. Joseph
Omaha packing strike opens amid wage protests
Company spokesmen and union leaders claimed victory as a wage-reduction walkout began at 6 this morning in Omaha. Company heads predicted a short strike, while Jacob H. Davin of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters district council refused to estimate length, but said the men would remain firm.
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Omaha
Jacob H. Davin
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen Union
Strike turmoil grips meat packing districts as unions push walkout
International tension over the walkout grows with workers at Morris and Co Armour and Co and Swift facing reduced shifts. Union officials report up to 100 percent participation while estimates of workers reporting to work vary across plants. A watchman died by electrocution in an incident tied to the disruption as injuries mount in St Paul and Kansas City.
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Z. W. Burns
Union District Council
Morris & Co
Armour & Clo
Cold Packing Company
M. J. Murphy
Cudahy Company
Inter
Sansas City
Kan
Amalgamated Meat Cittern
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Kanas City
District Court
Wyandotte County
65 Per Cent Working in Omaha Packing Plants
In Omaha on December 5 estimates varied on packing industry strikes. Cudahy Company general manager M F Murphy put workers at about 66 percent at work across five plants, while union leaders claimed only 10 percent remained on duty.
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Omaha
Dee
M. FR. Murphy
Cudahy Company
Union For Men
Cudahy
Mr. Murphy
Christmas seal sale opens with strong turnout in Sealcale
Mrs Harry Young leads about 400 workers including Boy Scouts in Sealcale for the Christmas seal sale. Workers oversee hotels and businesses while some refuse to offer, many pledge whole packages and more seals are wired to meet demand. Headquarters at Taylor and Clay offices will distribute seals and collect funds all day.
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Mra
Harry Young
Clty
Wallace Leavitte
Anna Leeper
P. Cc. Nicolaywen
Taylor and Clay
County Commissioners Meet With Routine Business Discussed
County commissioners convene for monthly routine matters including bill approvals Casper hospital project and plans to coordinate with chamber of commerce committees on improvement initiatives.
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Casper
Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska City plant nearly shut down report says
A Wilson & Co. plant in Nebraska City Nob reportedly operated with only a few workers and was receiving no hogs for slaughter, indicating a virtual shutdown agreed by company and union officials.
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Union
Nebraska City
Nob
Wilson & Co
Peace Parley Delayed Until Clear Dove Cut In
Detroit News reports the peace parley will not begin until negotiators confirm a decisive dove cut in, signaling that both sides are ready to proceed. Officials warn against premature talks and stress careful timing.
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Detroit News
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Pan
Hellenie
Coorditioa
Hell
T He Deltas
Gammas
Mins Red Cross
Henning Hotel
Irs. Lathrop
N. W. Club
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Woman's Club
Gore
Pi Phi
Casper Club Club
Casper Club
Natrona County Stary
Reeling
Lailes of Maccabees
Worthington
East Second Street
Edwards
St. Mark's Aynurgas
Philip KK. Edwards
St. Troy Turgas
South Walcott Street
Pee W
Business and Women’s Club of
Presbyterian Tabernacle
Ida May Hoping
George Jarvis
Mira. Lowey
Beaton
Pes
A. Lowey
Mra. Simonds
Lincoln
Neb
A. Tt. Lowey
Durham
Ican Legion
Y. W
Mednick Bros
Charisa Sherman
Riverton
Pouth
Mr. Sherman
Union Oil Company of California
William Elmers
Des Moines
South
Mr. Elmers
Harry Dormer
Cecil Henry of
Wheeler
United States
Cheyenne
Masonic Constatory
Misa Jane McDonald
J. C. Rogs
Veteran's Bureau
Sheridan
Frances Newman
Chicago, I
Armours
Swift
BE. A. Cudahiielina
Ralstons
Arrow
Center St
Casper, Wyo
Dette
Watinsville
Crove
Wea Hato
Snow Hill
Oconee County
Aaron Birdsong
the Kimball Drug Stores
Midwest
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