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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1905

Page

5

Local society notices linger with weddings and travels

Invitations issued for the June 21 marriage of Miss Martin Williams to Mr. John Davenport Clarke of New York. Daughters of the American Revolution activities include a meeting at Mrs. Parshall’s home with music and readings. praises for Mrs. Breckons of Honolulu and a vote of congratulations. Various society members attend receptions, weddings, and trips, with ties to Cheyenne, Salt Lake, Lebanon Ky, and California.

Reese Willams Miss Martin Williams John Davenport Clarke New York Parshall Kilbourne Lacey Patten National Congress Washington Cheyenne Julia Freeborn Robert Breckons Honolulu Breckons Amy Parshall Bartlett California Voorhees Mes James Hartlett Thompson Burdick W. L. Whipple Bond Johnston A. Bristol Weeks Wartlett Monroe Salt Lake Magofia Lebanon

Mae Wood on the War Path

Miss Mae Wood, Omaha attorney, travels toward the Pacific coast after filing a high profile suit to compel officials including Secretary Loeb and Consuls Gwynn and Miller to return about 200 love and political letters from Senator Thomas C. Platt. She vows to press service and rights, hints at publishing The Love Letters of a Boss, and alleges Platt financed her education and travels.

Miss Mae Wood Omahattorney William Loeb Gwynn Miller Thomas C. Platt New York Pacific Coast Miss Woods Omaha Loeb Platt Europe Senator Platt Ture

Nature delays Rambletonians opens road by shovels

Residents of the divide country take snow cleared paths into their own hands and expect two to three weeks to open the dugway to Rambler. Officials warn this season is the most backward in years, as transportation remains impeded by heavy snow.

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Union Pacific owns Uni ta Oil Lands

The Secretary of the Interior denied Charles Richardson’s appeal against the General Land Office decision dismissing his contests against Union Pacific Railroad Company on section 11 township 15 N range 118 west Evanston land district. The land claimed by Standard Reserve Oil Co near Spring Valley is not mineral rich, so the decision stands and the matter may go to the Supreme Court. Oil development is expected to resume and Pittsburgh Salt Lake Oil Co will restart operations soon.

Secretary of the Interior Washington Charles ©. Richardson General Land Office Union Pacific Railroad Company Range Evanston Richardson Standard Reserve Oil Co Spring Valley

Not a Medical Claim But a Patent Remedy Ad

An old style ad promises bright eyes and steady nerves for women through a pill claimed to strengthen the stomach purify blood and regulate the body. It touts a single medicine as best for all and urges a fair trial to prove it cures nausea cramps dizziness fainting spells poor appetite indigestion kidney trouble dyspepsia and backache with a private stamp on the back for authenticity.

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