Frontier Days social notices and visits across multiple towns
The Mount Mellick club shifts its meeting to Saturday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Emerson Glafcke. Frontier luncheon honors irrigation experts from district offices with guests including Laucks Clo Hemphill Mahoney Krentzer Bryant Fuller Marr. Numerous local residents travel to Denver, Chicago, Salt Lake City, and across states for visits and transfers. Kodol ad promotes relief for digestive issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mellick
Emerson Glafcke
John Gordon
Laucks
Clo
Hemphill
Rocky Ford
Colo
Mahoney
Newcastle
Class of 08 members pursue new paths after graduation
Ruth Griffin and sisters Viola and Ola Griffin complete an education together and study teaching or business. Walter Doyle aims for Annapolis or a law focus. Edward Garrett, Union Pacific employee and athlete, plans a year at the University of Colorado. William McInerney, salutatorian and Lariat editor, plans mining engineering at Colorado School of Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Griffin
Edward Garrett
Viola
Ola Griffin
Misses Griffin
Bear Creek
Florence Rugg
Cheyenne Commercial College
Len
A Griffin
Viola Griffin
Florence Augelaudia Taylor
Gertrude Post
Lillian Tember
Walter Doyle
Annapolis Naval Academy
Navy
Garrett
Union Pacific
University of Colorado
Claudia Taylor
Taf
Underwood
Mel Inierney
Jor
Denyver
Cheyenne Nusinews College
Lillian Underwood
Glendo
Wyo
William McInerney
Lariat
McInerney
Colorado School of Mines
Marriage Licenses Granted to Frontier Visitors
Marriage licenses yesterday were issued to W. W. Crawford of Denver and Mrs. Nellie Davis of Denver Edgar Stites and Miss Lou Danielson of Greeley Arthur Doyle and Mrs. Truddie Boyd of Eaton W. H. Scott and Miss Mayme Brown of Denver Harry Rohrer and Miss Amy Harrold of Laramie Fred Hyatt of Denver and Miss Bessie Eakins of New York John Hanrahan and Miss Florence Stover of Cheyenne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Crawford
Denver
Nellie Davis
Edgar Stites
Lou Danielson
Greeley
Arthur Doyle
Truddie Boyd
Eaton
W. H. Scott
Mayme Brown
Harry Rohrer
Amy Harrold
Laramie
Fred Hyatt
Bessie Eakins
New York
John Hanrahan
Florence Stover
Cheyenne
Great Future of the Town of Douglas Will Transform Region
The La Prele Ditch and Reservoir project expands from Douglas to the Platte valley in Larimie county. It aims to irrigate 30 000 acres west of Douglas already partly sold and under cultivation soon. The enterprise promises water power heat and light boosting Douglas into a major industrial and agricultural center in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
la Prele
Platte Valley
Laramie
Wyoming
Brother arrives with body of C. R. Clark
Doc Clark traveled from South Dakota to Vermilion with the body of his brother C. R. Clark who died there. Funeral arrangements have not been announced. An advertisement for Pineules claims kidney relief and a 30 day trial offer of $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Clark
Doc’ Clark
South Dakota
Vermilion
Fat Polk Offers Heat Relief to Struggling Folks
A garbled column describes heat relief schemes for overweight individuals, urging purchase of Marmola and Cascara at a druggist. The text pushes a small premium for comfort during hot weather and hints at a social critique of coping with extreme heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Folka
Simple syrup weight loss remedy promises quick fat loss
An advertisement touts a teavespoon daily take this mixture after meals and at bedtime to shed fat rapidly. It claims losses of over a pound per day without exercise or dieting and asserts no ill effects or stomach upset. The tonic supposedly improves appetite and well being while trimming the figure.
Exclusive hair goods sale at Mrs LaPash's Parlors
Miss Castello of Castello Sisters, Denver, stays one week longer at Mrs. LaPash's Hair Dressing Parlors offering an exclusive line of hair goods. Last chance for weeks to buy fine hair goods. Cash paid for combings and cut hair at 2056 First National Bank building.
Kodol Promised to Stop Dyspepsia Attacks
The advertisement claims taking Kodol at the start prevents bad dyspepsia attacks and that delaying treatment lengthens recovery time. It urges readers to get a bottle today and notes it is sold by a local seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Roedel
Two New Arrivals in City Homes
B. R. Mitchell Friday welcomed a ten pound boy and Mr. Samuel Spires 1106 Eddy Street celebrated the arrival of an eight pound girl baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Mitchell Friday
Samuel Spires
Eddy Street
Kidney Cure Promotion Warning
An old advertisement urges readers with kidney and bladder trouble to use Foley's Kidney Cure, claiming it positively cures all forms of related diseases and noting it is sold by A, B, Roe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Roee
Funeral of Mrs Wagner This Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs. Wagner proceed at 4 o’clock this afternoon at 612 East Nineteenth Street led by Rev. BB C Jordan. The notice also advertises two scenes from the Merry Widow at the Capitol Avenue Theater later in the week and Palmer’s Bread on sale at grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
F. M. Wagener
East Nineteenth Street
BB. C. Jordan
Capitol Avenue Theater
Musical Services at St Mark's Episcopal Church
Morning service program lists processional hymn Venite in Dam major Te Deum in B minor and Jubilate in B flat with soloists Mr Tuttle Mrs Gill Miss Richardson, concertante pieces by Dudley Buck, Ch Gounod anthem Send Out Thy Light, hymn 450 All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name and recessional hymn 507 The Son of God Goes Forth to War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Dam
H V. Playler
Mr. Tuttle
Dudley Buck
Gill
Miss Richardson
J. H. Hogers
Jesus
Richard Tuttle
God
Fo ley’s Honey and Tar Praised by New Jersey Editor
M. T. Lynch, editor of the Phillipsburg Daily Post in New Jersey, writes that he has used many medicines for coughs and colds but never anything so good as Foley’s Honey and Tar. He adds he cannot say enough in praise of it and notes it is sold by A. E. Roedel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
M. T. Lynch
Phillipsburg
N. J
Daily Post
Foley
A. E. Roedel
Atlas Sullivan-Considine Attra Week Preview
The program for the week starting August 17 features the Atlas Orchestra and Late Film Creations. Acts include The Great Kinsners acro bats and equilibrists Dannie Ahern a variety of musical acts Miss Edio Jesson July Paka and Kekuka the Hawaiian Trio Prof Be Dunn with Edison and Pathé creations. Reserved seats available in Atlanta. Matinee and evening shows listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Orchestra
Great Kinsners
Dannie Ahern
Edio Jesson
Paka
Kekuka
J. BE. Dunn
Atiascope
Edison
Pathe Frerae
Synchronoscope Program At The Big Cowboy Ball
The program lists marches overtures and animated short films featuring Milan Opera Co and Royal Berlin Opera Sextet. Highlights include Hohenfriedberger and Pagliacci excerpts, Lustspiel and In the Wildwood songs, a Mazurka from Music Master, and animated shorts The Cumbersome Baby The Little Magician. Change of program noted for Monday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohenfriedberger
Bela- Bela
Leoncavallo
Milan Opera Co
Wildwood
Taylor
Royal Berlin Opera Co
McCoy
Haneschkr
Famous Orchestra
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W. B. Sleeper
Joseph Milligan
Pennsylvania
O. T. Sheldon
Laura Sheldon
H. E. Crain
Ena Crain
Chicago
Leonard Sieben
Ruth Sieben
Geneseo
D. C. Lawson
Canada
Schutz
John Cosgriff
Kirwin Wil
Salt Lake City
Cosgriff
Inter-Ocean
Thomas Jr
J-P.paulen
Lena Paulson
Troescher
Travers
P. Emerson Glascke
Olive Sieben
Arthur Lee
Colorado Springs
Billings
Mont
Thomas Gordon
Donna
Salem
Ore
Gordon
Sacaton
Ariz
Express
Post Office
Colorado
Junioriter
Empire Ride
16Th St
R. R
ST. Louis
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Fittsburg, PA
E.R. Breisch
Palmer
Episcopal Church
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Capitol Ave
Bureai' Thor
Holman B. Ohiber
Atlan Obby
the Odeon
Keefe Hall
Tuhey & Sweatt, Props
Capitol Avenue Theatre
W. F. Stahle
Lessee
Mgr
Merry Widow Excelsion
Tommy Atkins
Dolly Grey
Red Wing
Jim Jackson
Jackson
Mandy
Clara Thropp
Vixey Dan
Emmet Mack
Riley
the Capitol
Stout Street
A. Sticin
The
Queen City Dye Works
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