Dance and social events in Cheyenne and Fort Russell society
Promoter H P A of the Plains announces a social Hop at the Maine wall room this Saturday with the Cheyenne and Fort Russell officers and ladies invited. The Parish House Dance for local youth and officers follows. Several local marriages and visits are noted along with military assignments and relatives visiting Cheyenne.
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Maine
Plains
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Philns
Port
Ferria
Fort Rueeall
St. Mark
Plains Hotel
Cheyenne Hosts May 4 Food Exhibit Parade and Program
A municipal invitation invites all Cheyenne residents and housekeepers to attend a Saturday May 4 event headlined by a mammoth parade at 1 pm and a 2 pm program at the Burlington depot. Closer details list bread and pastry items, corn products, and wren substitutes under Mrs D M Carley supervision. Transportation assistance offered. Reach A A Baer at phone 782 or deputy coordinators Chapman and Hoge in care of the Car Library.
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Cheyenne
Capdclatty
Burlington Depot
Wren
Mra
D. M. Carley
Mia
Baerresen
Mie
Bristol
Carvemiebrary
Visiting List Notes Relatives Depart for War
Visiting list records Migs Ethel Bangert returning to Bidney Nebraska after a brief stay with her daily, referencing the departure of her brother for war. Mrs F. L. Vanghign and Mrpred B. Vratt are mentioned with relation to Veliehan's brother.
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Migs
Ethel Bangert
Tooey
Bidney
Neb
Mrv
Vanghign
B. Vratt
Whittier Women Hold Memorial and Federation News
The Whittier Women’s Club met with Mrs Hinrichs hosting due to stormy weather. A memorial for Mrs Barrett was shared with tributes from members. Mrs Kelley elected delegate to city federation. Wyoming Federation welcome read. May 7 dinner planned. Mystic Maze Club met at Mrs Quayle with Beaman winning a guessing contest.
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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
Past Noble Grand Association Hosts Cards and Bond Vote
Mrs Hovey hosted an afternoon gathering for the Past Noble Grand Association with card games. Prizes went to Ben Nash John Wala and Ernest Well. The club voted to buy a Liberty bond with funds raised by dues and refreshments served.
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Mary Hovey
Noble Grand Association
Kait
Metlames
Ben Nash
John Wala
Ernest
Adiladit Wudhon Tax Tree Replacement Plans Progress
A town report from Wye on April 6 notes 600 trees planted after earlier felling. The work crew replaces dead trees with new stock, with many areas still lacking shade. The town expects a marked improvement in beauty over the coming years.
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Wudhon
Wye
Sarioue
Here From Sterling to Cheyenne Daily News Hints
Detailed city items show arrivals and visitors from Sterling Lincoln Denver Minneapolis Grand Rapids Chicago and Kansas City with notes on business, travel and employment. Contacts for news and advertising available at Leader office.
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Lincoln
J. H. Harter
Cheyenne
Lincoln, Neb
Denver
L. K. Beach
Grand Rapids
D. W. Clark
Kansas City
J. W. Wilhelm
Toikw's Forth Blow Art Intrigues Fashion Art Scene
A fragmented OCR note describes Toikw's work in a fashion magazine context. It mentions a someting fog saving clui, a queer plant motif, and a gown from Fashion Art with a triangle of diresx goods. The design gains charm from bindings of black and feathered accents.
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Toikw
Valerino
Cme
Asiny
Cheyenne Dance Invites Patriotism and Community Ties
Cheyenne residents are invited to attend a dance event to show patriotism and get acquainted with neighbors. The occasion aims to foster community spirit through music and fellowship.
Training School 10 to Be Held May 1
Plans for a three day Club Leaders Training school at Worland begin May 1 with practical demonstrations. Dr Avan Nelson and Prof A Bowan will address leaders on education for future homemakers and extension work with youth. The program aims to boost leadership for farms and food production.
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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 Miss Saunders Proves Herself On Screen
Jackie Saunders nicknamed the Maude Adams of the Screen earned a chance at the Atlas by bluffing about experience in silent drama. Facing the camera, she performed under pressure and now shines in The Twin Triangle, Equitable feature, proving her claim.
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Jackie Saunders
Maude Adams
Screen
Atlas
Equitable
Miss Saunders
Marines in France suffer 27 percent casualties
Washington April 26 Major General Barnett announced totals for the Marine brigade with the American Expeditionary Forces in France The 278 losses include 22 killed in action 10 died of wounds 2 died in accident and 244 wounded All dead are enlisted men with no captain or lieutenant among the fallen The specific dates of deaths and injuries were not released due to wartime security.
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Washington
D. C
France
Barnett
Toctlow
Balport Believers Sack College With Consumption Question
London April 26 Foreign Secretary Diallong told the House of Commons that the Sacred College would not oppose conscription when legally applied. The reply signals a political stance amid wartime policy debates.
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United Frese
London
Diallong
House of Commons
Tom
Allies Plan 10 Pool All Ships
United States Britain France and Italy discuss pooling all shipping tonnage under an Interallied Shipping Board. Meetings aim to coordinate distribution as shortages bite into food and manpower amid France's evolving war needs.
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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 committee at the American Newspaper Publishers Association meeting in New York proposes a regulation under the postal zone law to Congress. The resolution asks the War Trade Board to prohibit all news print exports for the war’s duration and urges Canada to restrict shipments to other countries.
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United Press
New York
Sexason
American
Hongateeans Stoke as Plea for Voter Tino
Amathadam reports a three hour strike by workers in Hoda Pet as part of a suffrage performance. Dispatches describe a quiet end with various performers and local officials noted in the city.
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Hongateeans Stoke
Plea von Voter
Tino
Amathadam
Hoda Pet
Iron tonic for energy and blood strength claims
An advertisement extols Irontic a combination of iron and herbal extract from Dr. Pierce’s Surgical Institute Buffalo. It promises quick energy, better digestion, and strengthened blood for men at risk of tiredness or biliousness, with trial packets and tablet pricing offered.
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Pierce
Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Teuton Captives Menace Siberia Report
Teuton prisoners in Siberia exceed 100000 according to official circles. They are seen as a grave menace to the allied position in the Far East with a potential large German backed force via the Siberian railway. Prisoners near Irkutsk and western Lowne are reported to stay in good shape and expect a future role in support of German aims.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Siberia
Far East
Irkutsk
Lowne
Gow
Siberian
Wooden Ship Sets World Launch Record in 49 Days
The Caporie, a wooden steamer built by Graft Smith-Porter Ship Company, was launched in 49 days on the Willamette River, breaking the prior wooden ship launch record of 52 days set by the Walana Chilel Wee. The vessel weighs 246 tons and carries a 3500 ton capacity, reflecting rapid construction methods used by the company.
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United Tress
Portland
Ore
Caporie
Willamette River
Smith-Porter Ship Company
Arine
Caponkste
Grant Smith-Porter Cita Aimee Mel
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Roundup
Fragmented box score notes list teams and partial scores. Players names are garbled. entries include Philadelphia, Washington, New York, Brooklyn, and Chicago variants with mixed results and missed details.
Swatpacker Mystery Echoes Through Cheyenne Streets
An unclear report hints at a past incident involving a Swatpacker and a side window in Cheyenne. Details are fragmentary, with names and numbers appearing tangled and obscured.
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Swatpacker
Thareddy Pom
Phider Loove
Cheyenne
Sinie Lagden
Keoughan-Hurst drills deepest well in Big Muddy field
The Keoughan-Hurst Drilling company completes a well to Wall Creek sand at 122 feet with eight inch casing, refines depth to 1 045 feet, and claims the cheapest yet drilled in the Big Muddy field. They hold deep drilling records, plan more wells, and expand operations across Nebraska and beyond, including Alabama and Tennessee.
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Keongtum Hureat
Shannon
Wall Creek
Theield
Big Muddy
Nebraska
Mobile
Ale
Tennessee
Murat
Hac Ketary
Ho Jn
Mexico
Popelo ‘el
Fragmentary note on wartime military mismanagement and orders
A garbled passage discusses official actions, German movements, and scrutiny of wartime operations. It mentions Sebastapal and Crk Huttley in a strained account of leadership and duty, with vague references to fording minialet and kefl perhaps reflecting a disrupted report on troop movements and supervision.
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Sebastapal
Lie Wulrel
Bowers
Aotlan
Abel Iierluel
Fragmented OCR News Note From Local Office
A garbled OCR note references an office and a tender, with unclear names and places. The readable bits mention Cedar Kapil and a public notice time, but details are unavailable. The text appears as fragmented boilerplate from a local government page.
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Helen Dodge
Ernest Wellnitz
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Hoge, Mie
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Mew
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Lefleld
Kelley Grooery
Presbyterian Aid Society
Cahill & Molliday
Apital Coal Company Coal
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V. Ff. Austin
Sterling, Colo
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Hock River
R. A. Swarts
Rock River
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Chicago
G. W. Stark
Charles Armour
Glenrock
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Minneapolis
L. D. Gray
J. F. Haycock
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Balport
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Hiks’ Andiversary
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Palme
Kopald
Con Company
W. D. Brennan
Tts
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