Red Cross News Adds Gauze Donations And Badges
Red Cross badges awarded to Miss Kya Kepler Mrs C D Shawyer and Mrs P H Pankhurst after sixty hours of work. Twenty eight present as 895 gauze pieces completed. New gauze shipment arrived easing material concerns. Donations noted from Mrs Cornelia DB Mills five dollars from Johnson school Junior Red Cross and two dollars from Miss Kayser. Liberty Loan meeting set for tomorrow at Wherry loan HQ. Parades Saturday include committee and helpers. Mrs Reed McNeill of Gunnison visiting relatives.
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Red Cross News
Red Cross
Kya Kepler
C. D. Shawyer
P. H. Pankhurst
Denver
G. A. Fox
Cheyenne
The
Cornelia DB. Mills
Johnson School
Kayser
Abrarian
Bridge Tea Hosts at Port Russell Society Event
Mrs Samuel A Smoke and her daughter Mrs Nelson Smoke entertain this afternoon with thirty guests for a bridge tea. Five tables are planned and more players may join at tea. Fifteen cavalry officers from Fort Russell are expected with wives and women family members arriving soon.
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Port Russell Society
Samuel A. Smoke
Nelson Smoke
Bridge
Fort Russell
Visiting List Residents Share Easter Break in Ticketed Tour
Miss Myrtle Reavill and Miss Vera Saul of Douglas, studying in Denver, visited Miss Margaret Kints this week before Easter and left Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Irvin Smith of Denver visits Cheyenne for a month with her sister Miss Winifred Stuart. Captain Smith serves in France with the American army. Mrs. W. B. Bunton visits Rock Springs briefly. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Swensen and children return from an Easter trip to Denver. Mrs. Arthur Ball of El Paso rests her daughter Mrs. John Bibbs of Nettford. Miss Brown of Union store department returns to Nebraska with family.
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Myrtle Reavill
Vera Saul
Douglas
Denver
Margaret Kints
Irvin Smith
Cheyenne
Winifred Stuart
Land Commissioner's Office
Captain Smith
France
W. B. Bunton
Rock Springs
E.A. Swesen
Denyver
Arthur Ball
el Paso
Texao
John, Bibbs
Nettford
Miss Brown
Union Store Department
Nebraska
Women of R M A Club Host Meeting and Plans
Mrs Dp R Kinport hosted the Woman's Club of the R M A with Mrs Fred Miller presiding. Communications from the general federation urged the biennial session and a Liberty war fund drive for furlough homes in France. The club pledged support to the Liberty loan drive and donated a gauze belt to the Red Cross. Tea followed as members discussed finances and planned an informal Kensington fundraiser. The Queen Esther Circle announced a $100 Liberty bond investment.
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Woman's Club of
Dp. R. Kinport
Fred Miller
General Federation
Lin I. Noble
Liberty Loan Committee
Charles Carey
Kensington
Elizabeth
Coterie Art Club Welcomes Four New Members
The Coterie Art Club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Oliver Frey to welcome four new members. New members include Mesdames Everett Norton Phillips Paul Nelson and A D Bostwick. Sewing and visiting followed.
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Coterie Art Club
Mra
Oliver Frey
Everett Norton
Phillips
Paul Nelson
AD. Bostwick
Women’s Club Elects New Officers At Library Meeting
New officers were elected for a one year term at the Woman’s Club meeting held yesterday afternoon in the library. President Mrs. H. W. Bullock heads the list with vice presidents Mrs. W. B. Roa and Mrs. D. J. Howell. Treasurer Mrs. A. J. Parshall and secretary posts filled. bylaws amended to meetings every fortnight.
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Woman's Club
W.C. Mentzer
Mre
H. W. Bullock
Mra. W. BB. Roa
Mra
D. J. Howell
Thomas Hunter
H. B. Gates
A. J. Parshall
Wallace Bond
Johnson School Parents Meet for Monthly Session
Johnson School South Cheyenne Parent-Teacher Association plans its regular monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon. A kitchen wartime recipe for tea biscults appears with detailed steps and ingredients including flour milk sugar nutmeg cinnamon and butter.
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Johnson School
South Cheyenne
Presb y terian Aid Society Evening Social
Mrs A B Ridgley and Mrs McPhetridge host the Presbyterian Aid Society gathering after noon at Mrs Ridgley's home. More than 100 attended the church auditorium for the annual meeting with supper in the church cafeteria followed by reports and church business.
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Presbyterian Aid Society
Mra. A
Ridgley
Mrs. McPhetridge
Presbyteriang Aid
Mire
Presbyterian Church
Parkers
Wiliam Lannen
Meat Prices Jump At Local Markets After Wholesale Increase
Beef, mutton, and veal rise about two and a half cents at all local markets Thursday morning after a retail merchants meeting. Pork price stays roughly the same. Dealers cite Chicago packers and Denver meatless-day changes as causes, with further increases expected but not immediate.
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Chicago
Denver
Rent Hikes Reported as Cheyenne Grows
Landlords in Cheyenne are accused of raising rents whenever a tenant moves in, with examples from $25 to $40 for the same house. Many rent at a uniform rate, while others reportedly hike at every opportunity. Few vacancies exist as city builds mainly private residences and hotel capacity expands.
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Cheyenne
Pisins
More Draft Men to Be Called for Examination
The draft office says additional class one men will undergo physical exams soon. District boards certified these men as class one, with some deferred due to railroad needs. Only about six such railroad workers in Laramie County, Texides, are affected. No further draft instructions have been received yet.
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District Board
Laramie County
Texides
France
Annual meeting notice of Wae Wing Stock Growers in Kemmerer WY
The Wae Wing Stock Growers Association will hold its annual meeting in Kemmerer Wyoming on April 11 at 10 a.m. to elect officers and conduct business. Secretary Alice Smith releases the notice. the document also references church departments and financial matters.
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Wae Wing Stock Growers Association
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Thoreday
Mis
Alice Smith
Honor Roll for $1000 W S S Club
The list includes Western Lifetoni Oo H N Boyd George W Plummer Bon Shoe Clothing Co E W Stone W Riner Cyrus Beard Mojiie Ingersoll Mr M Hitcshew Mrs John Morton Douglas Wyo re Eckardt George Powell Mr D Chamberlain Martha Th Sears Mrs A DT Chamberlain Miles Shepherd Max J Meyer Gauff Braunschweig Charles L Rigdon George P Johnston P E Warren J EK Sthmpson John A Martin W Carpenter M A Kline Isabel S Draper Fred EB Warren William Lunston Pine Bluffs.
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Western Lifetoni Oo
H.N. Boyd
George W. Plummer
Bon Shoe & Clothing Co
E. W. Stone
W. Riner
Cyrus Beard
Mojiie Ingersoll
M. Hitcshew
John Morton
Douglas
Wyore Eckardt
George Powell
D. Chamberlain
Martha Th. Sears
A. DT. Chamberlain
Miles Shepherd
Max J. Meyer
Gauff Braunschweig
Charles L. Rigdon
Aliens Missing Draft Examinations Prompt Inquiry
Large numbers of aliens drafted into class one failed to appear for physical exams when ordered by the local board. Dr. J H Conway sought help from the immigration bureau to trace them but no action is possible under the current system. A Sabath bill before Congress would improve tracking of registered aliens and curb the impact on American citizens.
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J. H. Conway
Immigration Bureau
Congress
Representave Sabath
Conway
Weather Summary For Daingerfield Texas
Temperature 17 degrees as of 2:40 a.m. Highest 20 degrees at 5 a.m. Lowest 17 degrees earlier. Wind ESE at 44.66 mph. Snow reported with 2.0 inches unmelted and snow melted. Precipitation since Jan 1 totals 2.11 inches. today’s precip includes rain and melted snow. Location Daingerfield.
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T Joches
L. WH
Daingerfield
Managing Hens in Small Backyards for Space Saving
An old note explains keeping chickens in limited spaces. It asserts hens require little extra room and can forage for feed with simple shelter like drifts and caves, suggesting urban or small-scale poultry keeping with few hens per coop keeps space efficient. It emphasizes that more hens in a shared house reduces space per bird.
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Dria Caves
Stores 10 Shut for 616 Parade in Cheyenne
Following a meeting of the retail merchants on Wednesday all meat markets and grocery stores will close at 12 o clock Saturday. A big parade for a starter for the Liberty loan campaign is in progress. Housewives are urged to place Sunday orders by Friday noon to allow deliveries before 11 30 Saturday. The Women s club and other organizations organize a house to house canvass. The Liberty loan drive begins Monday April in Cheyenne.
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Liberty Loan
Krocers
Edward F. Storey
Wilfrid O'Leary
J. J. Molherney
Women's Club
Cheyenne
Soldier's Mail Rules Change for Packing Parcels Abroad
Under a post office department ruling a change will require soldiers abroad to have a specific request before any parcel is mailed to members of the American expeditionary forces. The order states that parcels to servicemen overseas must be accompanied by a formal request from the recipient.
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Post Office Department
France
Ary
Regulations Require Endorsed Postal Requests For Parcels
A historic notice explains that each parcel sent abroad must include a written request endorsed by the sender and their regimental commander. The rule aims to curb indiscriminate overseas parcel sending to save space on ships and clerks' time.
A McDonald Named Railroad Treasurer in Washington
Angus D. McDonald of New York, vice president and controller of the Southern Pacific, was appointed by Director General McAdoo as treasurer for the railroad administration. He will oversee the $500,000,000 revolving fund and financial transactions between individuals and companies and the railroad administration.
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Washington, D. C
Angus D. McDonald
New York
Southern Pacific
McAdoo
Railroad Administration
Reliable Kilmer Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad
For years druggists note the record of Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is a physician s prescription and a strengthening tonic. Swamp Root helps the kidneys liver and bladder do the work nature intended. Sold by all druggists on merit. Send ten cents for a sample bottle to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton New York and mention Cheyenne Daily State Leader.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton N
Cheyenne
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Betty Brown
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Will SO. Hays
Indiana
A. T. M'Donald
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