Wyoming Women's club hosts 11th anniversary musical tea
The Wyoming Women's club of the H. M. A. entertained at Mrs. H. C. Upton's home to celebrate the eleventh anniversary. Charter members attended along with many friends. The program featured piano solos, readings, and vocal numbers with enthusiastic encores. Refreshments followed as members and guests enjoyed conversation and merriment.
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Wyoming Women's Club
H. C. Tpton
Cheyenne
Myre Vo K. Mart
Irina Patten
Maude Upton
Votal
Delta Millard Votal
Laula J. Reilly
Mise Hazel Rowland Vora
Reilly Voral
Reily
Susan Cahill
Myre
Pion
Hart
Reilly
Cahill
Della
Irene Allard
Lemna Pattes
Hazel Rowland
Meadames Patton
Headley
Forsyth
Smith
Voorham
Wolfman
Hartler
Dolan
Loonwis
Swainson
Daley
Shafer
Earhart
Guy
Wittete
Klingman
Gyiling
Wilson
O'Brien
la Fontaine
Cooper
Mefhuire
Finch
McCain
Detcher
Hinrichs
Rumach
Morton
Bump
A. J. Miller
Leightoh
Mullett
Brehison
Stuart
the Hostemes
Muriel Guy
Paul Halley
Mise Watson
Elk Home
Mra
V. K. Hart
2. L. Baird
W. C. Mentier
Mra. J
St Mary’s Altar and Rosary to Host First Lent Social
The Altar and Rosary Society of St. Mary aims to hold its first social before Lent in the afternoon at the home of Mrs Thomas Cooper. Mrs Mire John Martin and Mrs Thomas Cobry will assist as testers at 2214 Carey Avenue. The Presbyterian Ald society will also participate.
St Mark's St. Mark's Auxiliary Meeting And Activities
Friday activities include a Wo mans Auxiliary meeting at the Parish House at 3 PM at 615 Thirty third street. The youth union will hold a business and social gathering at 2519 Howse street this evening. Philathea class met at 111 East Eleventh street Monday to plan mission study. Committee on clothing for the children's home reported completion and disposal plans for a recently made comforter. Delighted refreshments were served.
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Associatted Charities
Ius
Ladies of the Maccabees
Belle Hedge
Denver
Knights
Woman's Auxiliary
Woman's Auxiliary of
St. Mark's
Haptier Young People Union
Howse Street
Second Socialist Lecture Draws Large Crowd
Otto F Branstratter spoke on What Is Socialism as the second lecture in a local socialist course. The talk traced history from early United States origins to today, examined labor relations, and drew attentive interest from a large audience.
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Otto F. Branstratter
United States
Mr. Branstrater
Archimedes Burning Mirrors Found in Syracuse Harbor
Reports claim ancient burning mirrors credited to Archimedes have been located in Syracuse harbor. The discovery includes two bronze concave disks over three feet wide joined by a rotary apparatus, with one disk bearing a central hole.
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Rome
Archimedes
Syracuse
Terserverance Dividends Highlight Investor Contrast
Terserverance frequently pays large dividends while genius loses money, underscoring a sharp divergence in corporate returns and investor appeal. The remark signals notable income from Terserverance despite broader market headwinds affecting other firms.
Dynamite II Jam Prevents Goose Creek Flood Damage
Sheridan Wyoming reports use of dynamite Saturday night into Sunday to break ice gorges on Goose creeks. About 126 pounds of explosives opened channels toward the Tongue River, preventing major flooding near Second and Pioneer streets and at bridges. City officials, led by Commissioner Carroll, kept watch and ordered blasts to protect property and lives.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Joe
Little Ani Lig Goose
Carroll
Rider
Goose Creek
Eighth Streets
Tongue River
Second
Second Street
Fifth Street
Pioneer Park
Heald Street
Coffeen Avenue
First Street
Main Street
Grant Clements
Jack Donahue
Tribute 10 The Pioneer continues reflections on progress
The message extols civic teamwork and bold leadership to build better counties and homes. It envisions a coming newspaper and magazine age where readers become thinkers and doers, praises invention and energy, and notes the American National Live Stock Association with thanks to its secretaries and legacy leaders.
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Jastro
American National Live Stock Association
Fronl
Charles Fr. Martin
T. W. Tomlinagon
Government to Open 41 000 Kansas Acres to Settlement
Dodge City Kan April 2 Forty one thousand acres of government forest land in Hamilton County Kansas are to be opened to settlement. No date is given but officials say the opening will be this summer and each settler will be limited to 160 acres.
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Dodge City
Kan
Hamilton County
Kansas
Lf Ie
Cowboys Reunite as Nation's Livestock Pride Gathers in Phoenix
In a keynote address at Phoenix Arizona the speaker lauds presidents secretaries and workers shaping the American livestock industry. He hails Henry Astro Frank Hazenbarth Murdo Mackenzie and other leaders, urges unity, protectionist policy, and a forward looking twentieth century. The gathering rekindles patriotic pride and "cowboys again in spirit" as the group celebrates its sixteenth annual meeting.
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Frank Hazenbarth
Utah
Murdo Mackenzie
Theleas
United States
Canada
Fingland
Henry Astro
Phoenix
Arizona
The Cowboy's Return Poem Fragment
A fragmentary verse laments longing to become a cowboy again with imagery of sombrero spurs and six shooters. It evokes the dusty sagebrush landscape and a yearning for broncho and buckskin, bridging past and current life in rugged Western mood.
Make Me a Cowboy Again A Poetic Frontier Ballad
A lyrical reminiscence of cowboy life with bells of cattle and midnight stampede. The speaker longs to ride the range, hear the hooves, and rest by a campfire with tales of ranchers and ranch glory.
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Texas
Rictlory
Feet So Sore Couldn't Walk Down Stairs
Mrs. Crockett of Jeffersonville credited a “TIZ” foot remedy with enabling her to descend stairs one foot at a time after years of difficulty. The testimonial claims rapid relief, urges a free trial, and promotes a discounted buy via mail order.
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Moncey
Walter Luther Dodge
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Philatheas
Alchemedes Tiscs
the Nut Club
Miss Astorgolo
Papa
Tioqooe
Sally Ry
Speep
W. 17Th St
the Pioneer
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Mickagg
Cauey
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