Dance and social events promote Cheyenne Fort Russell friendship
Promoter H P A outlines a social hop at the Maine wall room with inviting officers and ladies from Cheyenne and Fort Russell. The Parish House Dance hosts local youth and officers with Saint Marks and Denver Times figures involved. Several personal notices follow including marriages and visits, noting Dr Mitchell with army units and local attendances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Plains
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Philns
Port
Ferria
Fort Rueeall
St. Mark
Community Food Exhibit Parade In Cheyenne
An invitation extends to all Cheyenne residents and housekeepers to attend a food exhibit with a mammoth parade at 1 p.m. and a program at 2 p.m. at Burlington depot. Mrs D M Carley leads the wren substitutes department featuring bread and pastry products and a corn and grain display. Transportation needs and float crews are urged to notify Mrs A A Baer at 782.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Capdclatty
Burlington Depot
Wren
Mra
D. M. Carley
Mia
Baerresen
Mie
Bristol
Carvemiebrary
Visiting List Records Homebound Return of Soldiers
The item notes Migs Ethel Bangert returning from Bidney Nebraska after a short stay with her daily, and references the departure of her brother for war. Mentions Mrs F. Vanghin, Veliehan, and Pred B. Vratt in related family notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs
Ethel Bangert
Tooey
Bidney
Neb
Mrv
Vanghign
B. Vratt
Whittier Women Meet. memorial for Mrs Barrett marked program
The Whittier club gathered Wednesday with Mrs Hinrichs hosting for storm relief. A memorial honored Mrs I J Barrett, members shared memories, and Mrs E J Kelley was chosen to serve as federation delegate. A May 7 dinner was planned. The Mystic Maze Club met at Mrs Quayle's with a guessing contest won by Mrs Beaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier Lab
Whittier Club
W. E. Hinrichs
A. L. Putnam
Mesdames
E. J. Kelley
B. McDonough
W. T. Dumm
B. Fee
W. A. Wyman
W. C. Hosking
W. HH. Kileinke
Mary Wale
the Hosteva
FE. J. Kelley
Sonant Parke of
Lauder
Wyoming Federation of Women‘s Clube
Book of
Calcasians
Mesdames Fee, Wyman, Wills and Hinrichs
Mystic Maze Club
Mystic Mage Club
Palme
Kopald
Con Company
W. D. Brennan
Tts
Red Cross
Mary Hovey Hosts Past Noble Grand Association Meeting
Mrs. Mary Hovey hosted an afternoon gathering for the Past Noble Grand Association with guests playing cards. Prizes were claimed by Metlames Ben Nash, John Wala, and Ernest Well nits. The club approved purchasing a Liberty bond, paying the cost in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hovey
Noble Grand Association
Kait
Metlames
Ben Nash
John Wala
Ernest
Church Circles Hope to Help Hoover Hale Sale
The King Daughters, led by Mrs Wade and Mrs Mids Kathryn Wade, plan to enter in church circle events. The Hoover Hale sale at the Presbyterian Aid Society will be hosted to support Lefield Lomonraw at the Kelley grocery store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Stubbs
Dorthy Stubs
Frank Levgion
Omaha
Ned
George van Winkle
The
Baptist Church
Nora Hlenderghot
Lohengrin
F. L. Hendershot
Mina Mora Hendershot
King
Mew
Wade
Kathryn Wade
Bertha Hoble
Hoover
Chryunne
Lefleld
Kelley Grooery
Presbyterian Aid Society
Tree planting to replace lost grove in Wye town
In Wyelig up dead treee hui replacing them with new ones. A number of the mow troon hra beling pleated in sarioue parte of town, where home have Tee no tree plowed before whlet wil make a great ipioveannt Ih the beawny of our tows lit a Wey few yours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wudhon
Wye
Sarioue
Taxi Personals and Arrivals in Cheyenne News
A busy Cheyenne page lists arrivals and visitors from multiple cities including Sterling, Lincoln, Chicago, Denver, Wheatland, Grand Rapids, Minneapolis, and Kansas City. Notices mention messengers, repairs, and employment ads seeking a reliable girl for the Leader office job.
Untitled Fashion Piece Described in Abstract Fashion Art Text
An enigmatic fashion description outlines a design shown in Fashion Art magazine. The piece features a sheer gown with black bindings and equipment accents, creating a restrained yet bold silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toikw
Valerino
Cme
Asiny
Cheyenne Dance Invites People to Attend Patriotism Event
The Cheyenne invitees are asked to attend a dance to show patriotism and meet others. The notice emphasizes attendance and community connection.
Training School 10 Set for May 1 at Worland
Plans for a three day Club Leaders Training school at Worland begin May 1 with practical demonstrations and talks by Dr Avan Nelson Prof A B Bowan Milton Danziger and H L Eby. Leaders county agents and superintendents will lead discussions. Attendees from Fremont Washakie Hot Springs Biscorn Park Counties expected to boost community leadership for the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worland
Enys Ivan L. Hobson
Owith
Territories
Hobson
Avan Nelson
The
State University
A. &. Bowman
Milton Danziger
United States Department of Agriculture
H. L. Eby
Fremount
Hot Springs
Washakie
Biscorn
Park Counties
Atlas Star Jackie Saunders Breaks Into Silent Screen
Jackie Saunders known as the Maude Adams of the Screen gained a chance in pictures by bluffing about experience. She faced the camera at the Atlas in The Twin Triangle, an Equitable feature, and proved herself capable, overcoming fear and misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Saunders
Maude Adams
Screen
Atlas
Equitable
Miss Saunders
Marines in France Report 27 Percent Casualties
Washington march 26 Major General Barnett announced the total losses of the Marine brigade with American Expeditionary Forces in France. Enlisted men filled most dead and wounded with 22 killed, 10 died of wounds, 2 due to accidents, and 244 wounded in action. Two officers were wounded and not named. Dates of casualties were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
France
Barnett
Toctlow
Balport Believers Sack Collage Favours Consumption
Foreign Secretary Diallong answered in the House of Commons that he did not believe every member of the Sacred College would oppose conscription when legally applied. The exchange touched on proposed policy and its political reception in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Frese
London
Diallong
House of Commons
Tom
Allies Plan 10 Pool Ships In War Time Agreement
United Press reports that an interdisciplinary allied panel is studying pooling and operating all ocean tonnage now run by the United States Great Britain France and Italy. The aim is to coordinate shipping as shortages threaten supply lines and military operations amid shifting French fronts and food versus manpower priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Iinterallied Shipping Board
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Wir
Economic Committee of
Foch
Urge Ban on Export of U S Print Paper
A special committee of the American Newspaper Publishers Association was formed to draft a regulation under the postal zone law for Congress. The group adopted a resolution urging the War Trade Board to prohibit all exports of news print paper for the war duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Sexason
American
Hongateeans Stoke as Plea
Amathadam April 26. A three hour strike by workers in Hoda Pet was staged yesterday in a show of support for suffrage. The protest began quietly and ended without incident as officials and onlookers observed.
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Amathadam
Hoda Pet
Iron tonic claim to energize soldiers and workers
An advertisement touts Irontic a combined iron and herbal extract remedy from Dr. Pierce's Surgical Institute in Buffalo. It promises to fortify blood, restore energy, and combat fatigue for front line men and laborers. It also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for regularity and improved mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
German Prisoners in Siberia Threaten Far East
Teuton captives in Siberia are estimated over 100000 and seen as a grave menace to Allied positions in the Far East. German led Bolshevik forces could arise, with camps at Irkutsk and nearby areas, while officers and men remain fit and hope to aid a Siberian advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbin
Manchuria
Siberia
Far East
Irkutsk
Lowne
Gow
Siberian
Wooden ship Caporie launches in 49 days record
The Caporie wooden steamer, built by the Graft Smith-Porter Ship company, slid into the Willamette River in Portland setting a new world record for wooden ship construction at forty nine days. The previous mark was fifty two days on the Walana chilel Wee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Tress
Portland
Ore
Caporie
Willamette River
Smith-Porter Ship Company
Arine
Caponkste
Grant Smith-Porter Cita Aimee Mel
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Scores show BL Louds 2 Haston 4 Philadelphian 6 Wiltehore TF Cloesman 0 Brooklyi 5 New York 0. Bouton a New Farkit Washington 7 Hetrvit 1 Clevainoad Chilnagodih Loude powlponed vals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winsterday
Chitnkoo
BL Louds
Haston
Philadelphian
Wiltehore TF
Cloesman
Brooklyi
New York
Ameigcan
Philadelphe
Washington
Lost Swatpacker in Cheyenne Lagden Mystery
A garbled note reports a missing Swatpacker linked to Cheyenne Lagden with references to numbers and angles. Investigators seek clues to recover the crew member and resolve the unclear past event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swatpacker
Thareddy Pom
Phider Loove
Cheyenne
Sinie Lagden
Keoughan-Hurst Drilling Completes Deep Wall Creek Well
Keoughan-Hurst Drilling Company completed a Wall Creek sand well using a Star-tertuline machine reaching 1 122 feet after extending eight inch casing to 1 045 feet. The firm guarantees drilling to Wall Creek sand with no gamble of 15000 and touts the deepest drill in the Big Muddy field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keongtum Hureat
Shannon
Wall Creek
Theield
Big Muddy
Nebraska
Mobile
Ale
Tennessee
Murat
Hac Ketary
Ho Jn
Mexico
Popelo ‘el
Unclear OCR fragment on wartime travel and events
Fragmentary text appears to discuss a person or group named Mose and references places and officials in an ambiguous wartime context. Many words are garbled, making precise details and entities unclear.
Fragmented OCR Item From Unclear Local Notice
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a tender office and references Cedar Kapil and a public matter. Names and details are broken, leaving the main action and participants uncertain.
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Wilson Fudge
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Apital Coal Company Coal
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V. Ff. Austin
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Ford
Lincoln
J. H. Harter
Lincoln, Neb
Hock River
R. A. Swarts
Rock River
Mrs. Swartz
Chicago
G. W. Stark
L. K. Beach
Charles Armour
Glenrock
Wheatland
B. A. Fish
Grand Rapids
D. W. Clark
Minneapolis
L. D. Gray
Kansas City
J. W. Wilhelm
J. F. Haycock
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Alma
Plains Hotel
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Marinen
Balport
Union Pacific Coal
K Ting Cir
Union Pacific Coal Company Knitting Lab
Hiks
Hiks’ Andiversary
Ocrosa
U.S
Hongateeans Stoke
Plea von Voter
Tino
Kerhping
Gom Trim
Sational Liagley
Kequghar
HURST
Concpen
Sia
Heocord
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