Cheyenne Social News Highlights School and Society
Community to stage school operetta at Capitol Avenue theater with student cast and elaborate dances. Exhibits from city students open at the gymnasium, inviting parents to view progress. Cheyenne residents hosted gatherings, celebrations, and a Kensington afternoon, with card parties and a parish ball planned. A quiet wedding at St. Mark’s united Sidney Bartlett and Issie Parker, who will reside in Cheyenne, while the Poe family reports a baby recovery from illness.
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Capitol Avenue
St. Mark's Church
George C. Rafter
Sidney BE
Bartlett
Isse Parker
Cheyenne
Albert B. Bartlett
I. 5. Bartlett
Denver
Afr
Marshalltown
Bartlett Engineering Company
Cure Claimed for Hands with Cuttour Ointment and Soap
A reader identifies severe cracking, bleeding, and itching on both hands that began years ago. She credits Cuttour Soap and Cuttour Ointment, recommended by Dr Ware and others, with complete cure after using a fifty cent box and continued treatment.
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Clair
Hein Warne
Otay
Mary ‘Taylor
Rodgbout Mae World
Dept. T. Boston
Visiting List Note On Local Socials In Cheyenne
Mr and Mrs Paul Browner and Mrs M Bennett of Denver visit Cheyenne while guests of Dr and Mrs G L Strader. Mrs L G Davis to Saratoga to visit Captain Davis, then return to Denver via Cheyenne. Mrs Davis guests of Mrs H W Bullock. Louis J Reilly head to Rawlins for a concert. Mr and Mrs W S Leighton plan Iowa trip. Mrs Harold Bump and son Bob visit Kansas and Lincoln for mail clerks convention. The Denver Music Co showcases pianos, pre yer pianos and Victrolas at 1616 Capitol Ave.
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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 Sits Between Ambassadorship And Decline
William F. McCombs, Democratic national committee chair, reportedly advised President Wilson he would accept the ambassador to France post. The embassy tenure and salary are expected to align with prior norms as McCombs wavered between acceptance and declination. White House officials remain unsure of his final decision amid other cabinet appointment notes.
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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 Reported Helpful in Cedar Rapids
An Iowa woman reports relief from cramps headache and backache after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. She claims improved health and urges other women with similar gender-specific ailments to try the traditional remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mre
Caas
McKinnon
St. W
Lydia
United States
Deluxe Overland Limited Arrives Cheyenne With Luxury Train
A new de luxe transcontinental train between Chicago and San Francisco passed Cheyenne at 7 50 p m. It claims top status among extra fare services with six cars including a library car and drawing room sleepers. Special features include a ladies maid barber baths and berth services.
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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
Flood control urged after Ohio Indiana disaster
Engineers press for a comprehensive drainage system to prevent floods and loss of life. Congress likely to consider action at the National Drainage Congress in St. Louis with President Wilson backing a urgent plan. Government funding for major floodworks urged over continuing high piano costs and local business notes.
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Ohio
Indiana
Congress
National Drainage Congress
St. Louis
Wilson
Drainage Congress
The Pueblo Star-Journal on Harbors and Flood Prevention
The article criticizes unimportant harbors and small streams as areas of unnecessary spending. It argues appropriations are driven by some congress members seeking district money and warns against funding costly buildings at numerous tank stations, deeming flood prevention more vital than wasteful projects.
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Congress
Pueblo Star-Journal
Spelling bees revived in Minnesota schools
The Minneapolis Journal notes spelling bees are returning in Minnesota district schools with champions advancing to county and state levels. It argues spelling aids accuracy and criticizes removal of alphabet teaching, urging districts to support spellers and celebrate proper orthography.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis Journal
Socialists Defeated in Milwaukee School Board race
In Milwaukee on April 2 socialists failed to secure school board seats. They aimed to elect six members but won five seats. the sixth remained in doubt as voters backed other candidates. The report notes the outcome and references the Sherman Co. as possible context.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee City
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