Cheyenne Society Notes Highlight School Play And Weddings
A school operetta at Capitol Avenue theater features high school cast with dances and costumes while Miss Neissler returns to practice. Mrs. Bartlett and Mr. Bartlett wed quietly at St. Mark's with plans to reside in Cheyenne. Baby of I B Poe's family shows improvement after serious measles and pneumonia.
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Capitol Avenue
John Wilcox
Cheyenne
St. Mark's Church
George C. Rafter
Sidney BE
Bartlett
Isse Parker
Albert B. Bartlett
I. 5. Bartlett
Denver
Afr
Marshalltown
Bartlett Engineering Company
I. B. Poe
Woman Recovers From Severe Hand Disease After Soaps
Mrs Mary Taylor of Clair, Maine writes that a chronic hand disorder causing cracking bleeding and itching improved completely after using Cure Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She had tried various remedies and saw relief after following the advertised treatment with periodic home care tips. The letter notes the ointment and soap provided a cure and urges readers to try the products as proven in her case.
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Clair
Hein Warne
Otay
Mary ‘Taylor
Rodgbout Mae World
Dept. T. Boston
Visiting List Notes From Cheyenne and Denver Areas
Community items report Mr and Mrs Paul Browner returning from travels in the south Panama California Arizona arriving from Denver. Dr and Mrs M Bennett of Denver visit Cheyenne guests of Dr and Mrs G L Strader. Mr and Mrs Thomas return from northern state trip. Mrs L G Davis travels to Saratoga to visit Captain Davis then Denver via Cheyenne. Mrs Davis visits with Mrs H W Bullock. Mr and Mrs Louis J Reilly head to Rawlins for a concert Friday. Mrs W S Leighton departs with two children to Iowa. Mrs Harold Bump and son Bobby travel to Kansas for weeks and attend a postal clerks convention in Lincoln. Denver Music Co advertises pianos Victrolas and services.
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Mra
Paul” Browner
Panama
California
Arizona
Denver
Mr. M. Bennett
Cheyenne
G. L. Strader
Tmabop
Mra. N
Thomas
L. G. Davis
Saratoga
Captain Davis
Davis
H. W. Bullock
Louis J. Reilly
Rawlins
W. S. Leighton
Iowa
Harold Bump
Bobby
Kansas
Lincoln
Bump
McCombs Accepts Ambassadorship to France Reported
William F. McCombs, Democratic National Committee chair, reportedly told President Wilson by telephone he would accept the French ambassador post. His decision wavered recently and White House officials remained puzzled about his final choice. The article also notes other possible Interior Department and Philippines governorship appointments under consideration.
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Washington
William F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
France
McCombs
White House
Fuller B. Galloway
Lagrande la
Indian Affairs
Lad
Interior
Joseph EB. Davies
Wisconsin
Philippines
Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy Recalls Woman's Health Benefit
Cedar Rapids Iowa reader Mrs. Caas reports relief from cramps headaches backache and fatigue after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. The letter promotes the treatment for female complaints and urges others to try the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mre
Caas
McKinnon
St. W
Lydia
United States
De Luxe Train Captivates Cheyenne With New Transcontinental Service
A new deluxe transcontinental train between Chicago and San Francisco, the Overland Limited, arrived in Cheyenne at 7 50 p m, five minutes early. It debuts as the finest extra fare line with six cars and luxury features like a library car, drawing room sleepers, and private lavatories.
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Cheyenne
Chicago
San Francisco
Amerity
San Francisavo
Imervices Gratis
A. Hutchinson
Manag
Union Pacific
Chicago & Etern
Choyeund
Fiest Pacbllo
Omabo
Milwaukee
Control the floods and national drainage action urged
The piece argues flood control through a comprehensive drainage system could prevent future disasters in Ohio and Indiana. It notes Congress and the April National Drainage Congress meeting in St Louis as key steps, with President Wilson urging action and government funding for works. It also advertises Denver Music Co offerings and services after the discussion.
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Ohio
Indiana
Congress
National Drainage Congress
St. Louis
Wilson
Drainage Congress
Improvements urged to curb floods not wealthy buildings
The Pueblo Star Journal argues that improving harbors and streams and appropriations for districts should prioritize flood prevention over costly tank stations and grand projects. It stresses better use of funds to protect communities.
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Congress
Pueblo Star-Journal
Spelling Bees Return to Minnesota District Schools
The Minneapolis Journal notes spelling bees are resurging in Minnesota district schools with champions set to meet in county matches and possibly a state contest. The piece argues spelling trains accuracy, warns against neglecting alphabet knowledge, and urges districts to support spellers to improve written communication.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis Journal
Socialists Defeated In Milwaukee City Elections
Socialists failed to win six seats on the Milwaukee School Board in the April 2 local elections. Five of the six positions were captured by opponents, with the sixth outcome still uncertain.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee City
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