War in the Kitchen and Fort Sill notes in Cheyenne
A collage of items including a potato soup recipe, Army life reports from Fort Sill featuring Captain Pool and Mrs Merbert Marshall Pool, and social events in Cheyenne. Also coverage of a Red Star Benefit Concert, piano recital at Carnegie Library, a St Marks Parish House dance, letters from France to Hendersons and Jordans, and Cheyenne Crittenden board meeting plans with fundraising targets and committee assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Merbert Marshall Pool
Mildred Sterling
Cheyenne
Fort Sil
Captain Pool
Infantry School of Armes
School of Armes
Old Fort
LeRoy Pierce Collins
Collins
Connie Jones
Mra. Pool
Pool
France
H. B. Hendersons
John J. Jordans
Harry Henderson
Frank Jordan
Pershing
Kearcnt Donations and Lab Glean Gauze Supplies
Charles Farthing and Kearcnt Donations contribute a bolt of gauze to Tadosse lab. One bolt gauze is listed, reflecting a small medical supply aid during resource shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearcnt
Tadosse Lab
Charles Farthing
Visiting List and Notable Movements Across Town
Mrs. Ralph Robertson is ill at home on East Eighteenth Street. Vernon of Western National Life Insurance and family will move into the Frank Clark home in Park Addition this week. Mr and Mrs H Daingerfield, headed for Honolulu and Washington, DC via Cheyenne, will visit California and Hawaii relatives including a nephew at Leland Stanford University. Mrs James MacPherson returns to Pine Bluffs to teach after visiting her parents. Miss Louise Stimson remains in Pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Robertson
la Grippe
East Eighteenth Street
Vernon
Western Navnal Life Insurance Company
Frank Clark
Park Addition
L. H. Daingerfields
HM. Daingerfield
Honolulu
Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
East
Daingerfield
Cheyenne
California
Leland Stanford University
Hawaii
James MacPherson
Pine Bluffs
George van Winkle
Louise Stimson
Pine
Cheyenne Notes on Local Moves and Travel Plans
Mrs A P Janeison of Long Beach visits her daughter in Mitchell and plans Cheyenne calls. M Hartung hosts Marteng from Golden Colorado School of Mines for a brief visit. Miss Emma Whit heads to California for two months. The Roberts family prepares to move Casper April 23 after four decades in Cheyenne, drawing much regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Hartung
Emma Whit
California
Los Angeles
Long Beach
RB. FP. Ball
Denver
Mia
C. D. Roberts
Franklin
Cheyenne
Casper
Thelieves Lillie
Minnie Roberts
Waldo
Sunshine Society Social at Mrs Henke Home
The Sunshine society plans a social afternoon at 2300 Evans Street hosted by Mrs Richard Henke with Mr Fred Miller assisting. Neighbors and members are invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Society
Sunshine Society
Richard Henke
Evans Street
Fred ‘Miller
Irs
Henke
Hostesnen
Frances Willard W T U Hosts Special Guests
The Frances Willard W T U will meet tomorrow afternoon with C S Thomas and the Anna Gordon union of South Cheyenne as special guests. Winona Reed Jewel of Colorado will address the assembly. Baptist Missionary society met Friday with Mrs H P Norcross for its monthly missions study led by Mrs Win Hanesworth. George Van Winkle led with A R Towner Baldwin Gus Hamilton Kinnear and E S Johnston assisting. Plans approved to send delegates to the Rocky Mountain district meeting in Boulder April 23. Refreshments return after wartime pause. attendance was good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crittendon Hoard
Charles D. Chrey
Cheyenne
Crittenden
Denver
the Plains
George Treastie
KE. W. Burke
Mesdames
C. B. Mille
H. W. Bullock
FP. L. Robinson
Board For Legislation For the Welfare of Women
Masdames
A. Morton
N. S. Thomas
W. E. Mullen
Frances Willard W
T. U
The
C. S. Thomas
Anna Gordon Union
South Cheyenne
Winona Reed Jewel
Colorado
Baptist Missions
Baptist Missionary Society
H. P. Norcross
Win Hanesworth
George van Winkle
Meagames A. R.towner
Baldwin
Gus Hamilton
Kinnear
E. S. Johnston
Missions
Rocky Mountain District of Missions
Boulder
Sunergae and P B Meetings Announced for Tomorrow
Sundgue Meeting of St Mark's will meet tomorrow afternoon with Ora JH Walton and y P B. The P B of the W C T U will hold its regular meeting tomorrow evening at the headquarters with Mrs P B present as speaker Miss Winona Reed Jewel of Colorado. Jewish Circle meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Sam Ohenstein's home. Westminster Guild hosts by Mrs G Ahrens and Mrs Car Metcalf tomorrow evening at Mrs Ahrens home 306ard Park Addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunergae of
St. Mark's
Ora
J.H. Walton
P. B
Winona Reed Jewel
Colorado
Sam Ohenstein
Westminster Guild
G. Ahrens
Car) Metcalf
Oil quotations and a funeral notice disrupt local page
A mixed listing shows varied oil stock bids and prices from multiple firms, including Wall Street style quotes for Mineral, Conters, Glenruck, Grass Crook, Midwests, Northwest O, and others. The page also includes a funeral notice prompting W. O. W. members to attend the burial of J. W. Grittin on Tuesday at 8:50 AM at Ki of C. ball with A. J. LRA acting C.
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Midwest
Northwest
C. Ball
Tuewdey
Ghboy
J. W. Grittin
A. J
LRA
K. of ¢. Hall
J. W. Griffin
A. J. Leslie
K. of C. Hall
Opyy
C. C
Food Control Means Victory in War Effort
The Food Administration urges total national cooperation to feed Allied forces. Americans should cut consumption of wheat by 25 to 33 percent and reduce meats fats and dairy intake while pooling supplies with allies. Lord Rhondda warns of 76 million extra bushels needed. rationing and efficiency are essential to win the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Rhondda
Allice
England
United Kingdom
France
Australia
America
Italy
Women Push Voluntary War Time Rationing Plan
New York hosts the plan as 10,000,000 American women receive the Home Card for 1918. The proposed ration matches England’s voluntary system and aims to aid food conservation without replacing the Home Card. The list covers meat, fats, flour, sugar, and substitutes, with milk and children’s needs exempt.
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America
England
France
Belgium
Italy
Great Pool
Idea
U. S. Food Administration
Food Administration
United Kingdom
Fashion if It's Black In Fashion if It's Black
In this piece Betty Brown discusses sober shade choices for wartime women workers and society gowns. It highlights black crepe and satin for afternoon wear, filmy black net for evening pieces, and a black crepe de chine frock with white embroidery as a sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brown
Women War Worker
For Sale and Wanted Notices in City Column
A jumble of classified items includes a horse and gear for sale, rooming house rental inquiry in Wyoming, a Salt Lake City address, a funeral notice for J. W. Griffin, service ads for a Leader office, and a cold remedy promotion with a signature line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
F. Basso
Salt Lake City
Utah
Potatoes Push in War FoodPolicy and Soup Recipe
Government experts report over 700000 extra acres of potatoes planted last year as the United States Food Administration pushes potatoes into trade channels. A wartime potato soup recipe is tested by officials using three potatoes one quart milk two tablespoons butter substitute flour salt celery mint pepper and parsley. Potatoes are cooked in salted water then milk is added and the mixture thickened with dry ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Food Administration Io
United States Food Administration
Harley
City Expands Street Grading With New Equipment
Street Commissioner Nimmo announced plans for major street improvements including a new Adams Lafe Deal street grader hauled by four horses and additional graveling. Union Pacific will supply fifty carloads of Sheoman gravel for Capital Carey and Pioneer avenues once ground dries. Heavy rains have paused work temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nimme
Union Pacific
Jose
Hye
Capital Avenue
Carey Avenue
Pioneer Avenue
Nimmo
British Hold Against Attacks
British forces report repelling enemy assaults along the Lys canal and at Hangard en Santerre. Minor operations east of Robecq yielded 150 prisoners and several machine guns while actions south of the Somme near Hangard captured more prisoners. French forces also reported prisoners near Hangard, Montdidier, and Noon as Allied positions improved. Continuous bombardments noted elsewhere as fighting continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lys Canal
Robecq
Somme
Hangard-en-Santerre
Bucquoy
Arras
Alberty
Montdidier
Champagne
Manstein
Chemin des-Dames
Corbeny
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. R. Tyson
East 18Th Street
Red Star
Red Star Animal Relief Fund
Masonic Temysle
H. R. Millard
Mins
Luelile Millard
Tnindee
Mra
L. W. Trumbull
H. Hi. Walter
Mins Laura Lee
Plano
Cate
Miano
Hi. Waugham
Carnegie — Library
Guild of St. Mark's
Woodmen of the World
Ladies of Woodcraft
RED Orors News
Is A Member of
United Press, Associated Press, Newspaper Enterprise Association and
Audit Bureau of Circulation
United Press
Associated Press
Linio
Teehee Things
Carrie
Cites
Easy Times
D. S. Dickert
New York
New York City
21St Street
Phone NO
Tor Messenger
NANNY
Germany
Prett
Paris
Hangard
French War Office
Stock Grower National Bank
Stak Growers National Bank
Geld Waltham
Labor Hall
Leal
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