War time kitchen muffins and community events summary
Local society column edited by Mrs L R Tyson highlights wartime activities in Cheyenne and Fort Russell. Nut muffins recipe included alongside notices for informal dances at Brownlee Inn, Red Cross benefit dance sponsored by Union Pacific coal company wives, Liberty Loan train parade and rally, piano recital at the library, Friday Guild dances, and Maccabee Red Cross knitting club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Red Cross
Union Pacific Coalt
Kopard
The
Elks
Afair
Coal Company
William Do, Brennan
George Pryde
F. P. Briscog
W. K. Lee
E. B. Treat
A. T. Doane
W. T. Ryan
Frank Tallmire
Guild of St. Mark's
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Red Star Benefit Postponed at Masonic Temple
The Red Star animal fund benefit concert at the Masonic temple is postponed due to the Winens of Misa Lucille Millard. Proceeds were to aid the fund with the event set for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Star
Misa
Lucille Millard
Masonic Temple
Red Star Animal Fund
Union Pacific Coal Company Girls Knit Afghans Club
A group of women employed in the Union Pacific Coal Company offices formed a knitting club several months ago. They hold weekly evening sessions, creating many afghans and scrapbooks as part of their clubhouse activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Coal Company
Organi
Sombers
Tte
Unclear ad fragment hints at skin treatment remedy
Fragmentary text references itching relief and a topical treatment. Mentions a product possibly labeled Zemo and a price of 38 or 1 dollar. Contains scattered branding and geographic hints including Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Red Cross Parade Draws Union Pacific Backing
Red Cross members are invited to join tomorrow evenings parade ahead of the U P Liberty loan rally at the gymnasium. Mrs. Robert Davidson and Mrs. Malinda Barnhart receive badges for surgical dressing training and pajama production respectively. Donations noted include $10 from Hana Nicolleen and $5 from Emma White. Local groups and church clubs aided Red Cross with gifts and volunteering at headquarters. Three gauze axes and one garment shipment were sent to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Liberty Loan Drive
Union Parific
Liberty Loan
Omaha
Red Cross
Union Pacific
Robert
Davidson
Malinda Barnhart
Barnhart
John ©. Poley
Sanitary Laundry
Bulldvet St. Mark's
Mra. I. Bartlett
W. W. Gleason
Denver
Visiting List Reports Family Travels And Moves
Visiting list notes Mr and Mrs T C Rhea and baby daughter returning from Texas after weeks visiting relatives in San Antonio and Fort Worth. R A Parsley and family plan Omaha relocation by car as he assumes leadership of Gillasky Parsley company. Mine Month Sremier spends time at range with family after brother Clarence Stemier’s wedding. Helen Tullis returns from Canada vacation and works at the state capitol office. Wilfrid O Leary and daughter back from California to Denver for a short visit, Walter Dover to host weekend guests, and Willie Barber with Joby Redahier return to Maton after visiting Judge Latey household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Rhea
Texas
San Antonio
Fort Worth
R. A. Parsley
Cheyenne
Omaha
Sremier
Clarence Stemier
I. C. Mendelson
Underwood Typewriter Company
Degger
Helen Tullis
Canada
Tullis
Alisa
Cornelia B. Mills
Atate Capitol
Wilfrid O'Leary
California
Denver
O'Leary
Carey Avenue
Walter
Dover Iiniune
Temperance Meeting and Guild Activities at Local Churches
A series of community events includes a Temperance meeting with Mise Ros Davidson speaking and readings by Mins Winenn Reed Jewel at Carnegie library auditorium at 7 30 PM. Also listed are Presbyterian Ald Society entertainments, joint Guild and Auxiliaries sessions, Anna Gordon W C T U meetings, and the Girls Friendly Society annual gathering with initiations, toasts, and music. A Presbyterian Aid Society bake sale is planned for April 20 at Kelley grocery, offering Hooverized goods for conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Ros Davidson
Mins Winenn Reed Jewel
Carnegie Library
Laura Lee
Lillian Blamer
Anna Gordon
Girls Friendly Society
Girls’ Friendly Society
A. Huston
Louise Stimaon
Augusta Bevans
Ruth Cook
Irene Kingham
Mary Carpenter
Kathryn Bennett
Gladys Long
Yalla Freehorn
Mildred McIntosh
Valeria Bonnell
Grace Campbell
Minnie John
Mary Brown
St. Mark's
Mins Olive Wills
Mins
Lucy Taylor
Hest
Martha Poat
Louise Stim
Presbyterian Aid Society
Kelley Grocery
H. S Ridgley
Women Suffer Pain From Kidney Ailments Say Advert
A short drug advertisement argues women endure more daily strain at home work and in factories and suffer backache sore muscles and rheumatic pains from kidney and bladder disorders. It cites Thomas Davis of Montgomery Indiana claiming Foldy Kidney Pills cured him after months of ineffective treatment. It promises safe harmess quick results and availability everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Thos
Davia
Montgomery
Ind
Kot
State Life Insurance Company Authorized to Transact Life Insurance
The Mining State Life Insurance Company of Bt Towle is certified by the Wyoming Insurance Commissioner to transact life insurance for the current year. The certificate is signed by State Auditor and Ex-Officio Insurance Commissioner Porsyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Commissioner's Office
Wyoming Cleyenne
Wyo
Marely
Mineowr
Bt. Towle
Mine Dour
Chinate
Poul
Porsyth
Fraternal Ald Meeting Notice at Metherney and Vouway
Fraternal order calls members to meeting with dues payment due on the eleventh and tenth. Fee amounts unclear but entries reference MAS and a secretary M. Hamaen. Local notice preserves names and places for member compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowe
Metherney
Vouway
M. Hamaen
Cheyenne Personal Notes and Local Arrivals
Local briefs list visitors and residents in Cheyenne including Sheridan Leeper, C R Hawley, B Lewis, Fred Fisher, Fred Wier, and H B Denham. Also noted are six arrests for minor offenses, a spike in newspaper sales, and spring animal migrations with ducks flying high in V formations over the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Grand restaurant to get rebuilt front after wall replacement
The building housing the Grand restaurant and Ed Mukoy's barbershop will have its front wall removed and replaced. The facade will gain a stronger appearance, improving the block and making the area more attractive to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Pontaurdot
Ed Mukoy
Propaganda and spies curb U S war production claims
United Press report from Washington on April 18 cites W F Bloodgood of Milwaukee declaring German propaganda slowed ship and aircraft output and aided draft camps. He urges a wartime law to try propagandists by military authorities, warning of rising unrest and loyalty doubts among voters and troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prep
Washington
W. F. Moodgooil
Milwaukee
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Chamberlain
Milwaukee Council of Defense
Department of Justice
Wisconsin
Bloodgood
Hue
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Canada
Michigan
Victor Berger
Berger
Sai Bloodgood
Warren
Judge Rope
Hal- Amore
Army
Navy
Bloodgoods
Senator Chamberlain
Vo Methals
Eve
Srankorm
Germany
TW. W
Langely
Hom Thomas
Wight
Requisition Granted for Man Charged with Non-Support
Governor Withycombe of Oregon obtains a requisition for J. B. Wood wanted in Jackson county for failure to support his wife and two minor children. Arrested in Glenrock Wyoming and jailed in Douglas, he will be transported via Cheyenne to Oregon. Wood, a driller with an oil lease near Glenrock, claims he has not contributed since last October due to his own financial inability.
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Frank L. Houx Lato
Withycombe
Oregon
J. B. Wood
Jackson County
Ore
Wood
Glenrock
Wyo
Douglas
Jennings
Cheyenne
Gleerock
Wyoming
Medford
H.C. of L Affects Japs Family Ties
Tokyo officials plan limits on country relatives visiting during cherry blossom season to ease the cost of living, urging city households to renew old acquaintances while preventing a rural influx. The policy targets reducing the drain on Tokyo’s finances as country visits rise each spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Tokio
Flags Should Be Taken In Bad Weather
County Clerk idea in Cheyenne warns of damage to flags from wet weather and high winds. She urges flags be taken in during inclement weather to extend their life, noting similar past advice from Gen. Weaver. Cheyenne flag etiquette calls for removal at sundown unless under enemy presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Cheyenne
W. K. Weaver
Union reorganized in Laramie Wyoming
At a meeting of the Laramie Trade Council union members reorganized the group in this city with about twenty participants. Barbour of the Euster cafe was named temporary president and J. R. Morgan of Pinher's restaurant chosen secretary. The union plans to elect officers and continue organizing the coming year. The clerk and water workers were urged to join. leader was Tho unto was briefly absent due to lack of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
Laramie Traden Council
Cagkh and
Woeers
G Oa. Barbour
Euster Cafe
J. R Morgan
Pinher’s Restaurane
Iid Shewearer
Meine
Jack
Interwat
James A Levine and Porter Go To Heavy in Denver Treatment
James A Levine and Porter go to Denver for medical treatment after a sudden illness early Sunday. Levine, formerly of The State Leader, left Cheyenne by train for hospital care and expected to stay through Friday before returning with his health status unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James. A. Levine
Ead Porter
Jantee A
Levine
Roometer
Tony A
Calting Health
Denver
Snow Helps War Gardens In Cheyenne
Snow fell Wednesday night closing outdoor work and delaying street and building activity. Gardeners say fresh snow aids war gardens by chilling the soil then paving the way for spading, which can boost yields by about a third when planted. Many residents seek permission to plant gardens on vacant lots and sidewalks to fight food shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Auoreef
Money Back Offer For Foley Remedies Mail-In Coupon
A promotional cutout asks readers to mail a slip with name and address to Foley & Co. in Chicago to receive a trial package of Foley honey and tar for coughs and colds, Foley kidney pills for pains, and Foley cathartic tablets for constipation. The ad claims nationwide availability with a money value offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley &Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Farmers Exempted From Next Draft
Farmers called in the draft set for April 26 report to the draft office with affidavits and papers. An official release on agricultural grounds is announced while a corrected notice is prepared for later publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cli
Thie
Erie Canal Taken Over by Railroad Directorate
Washington April 11. Director General McAdoo orders Erie Canal seized by the railroad administration to contract and operate the canal immediately to relieve through traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eir
Washington
Diretor
McAdoohen
Collredd Administration Ao
Olive Tablets and a Doctor’s Secret Health Claim
An old advertising snippet touts Olive Tablets as a cure for a dull complexion tired eyes and sluggish bowels. It alleges Dr Edwards of Ohio perfected the formula and promises a simple daily dose to improve vitality and liver function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Ohio
Edward
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Ipfonmal
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Dear Coal Company
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Sheridan
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C. R. Hawley
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George P. Harvey
U. S. Internal Revenue Department
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Oliver Type Writer Company
Milo
Fred Fisher
Kansas
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J. F. Kingdon
Hereford
C. Bradyin
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Burns
Boston
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H. B. Denham
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New York
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