Cheyenne Society Hosts Informal Fort Russell Dance
Cheyenne social figures gathered at the Plains and Fort Russell events for dances and meals. Mrs B S Lauzer, Mrs Douglas A Preston, and Mrs J H Gates attended a luncheon, while the Plains ballroom hosted an informal hop for officers and new arrivals. The Ferris trio provided music from nine to twelve with punch served.
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Lauzer
the Plains
R. B. Forsyth
Mra Douglan
Preston
JH. B. Gates
Plains
Plaine
Fort Russell
Army
Waa
Cheyenne
Ferris
The
Thermopolis Visitor-H.N. Hall Arrives for Local Business
Thermopolis resident H.N. Hall is in town handling business matters, visiting the Thermopolis area for engagements.
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Thermopolis
H.N. Hall
Visiting List Showcases Local Movements and Reunion Plans
Mr. and Mrs. R B Forsyth head to Rock Springs this afternoon returning soon. Mrs. E S Lauser of Rock Springs travels to Denver this afternoon with Mrs. Douglas A Preston for several days tied to Red Cross conferences. Dr G L Strader and family return from California to Cheyenne then plan to remain in Denver for May before reclaiming their home in June as Dr Strader resumes practice.
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Maiia
Cherense
Fort Russell Society
Douglas A. Preston
B.S. Lauser
Lauzer
Rock Springs
Red Crosse
Langer
Robert BR. Forsyth
Guthrie Nicoleson
Embar
C. L. Beatty
George BE. Abpott
Claude Draper
Meyer Frank
Mies Lillian Strader
Harold Strader
M. H. Hartong
C. J. Obnbous
Walter B. Dunton
Misaes Cella
Estelle O' Royle
R. B. Forsyth
E S. Lauser
Cheyenne
Red Cross
Denver
Thas
G. L. Strader
Lillian Strader
Marold Strader
California
Long Beach
J. T. Kendalls
W. BR. Sehnitger
Dr. Strader
Woman's Club of the R. M. A. Meeting Notes
The Woman's club of the R. M. A. will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. John Doyle at 16 East Seven to 1pth street for a regular gathering.
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Woman's Club
Woman's Club of the
John Doyle
East Seven
City Federation Plans Parade Float and Food Exhibit
Women coordinating the parade floats and food exhibit meet this afternoon at the Library with City Federation president Mrs. Charles Hristo to finalize arrangements. Those with a car to lend should contact Mrs A. Raerresen at phone 741.
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City Federation
Charles Hristo
Mre A
Y P B Meetings Schedule At St Mark’s Parish House
The Girls Friendly group of St Mark's will meet Tuesday at 7 40 PM at the Parish house with Mrs A Huston presiding Miss Olive Will to speak on art. The Y P B B of the W C T W will meet tomorrow evening at headquarters for the weekly business session.
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St. Mark's
Tidenday
Mra
A. Huston
Miss Olive
Y. PB. B
Weather Summary for Date and Location
The report shows a clear sky with normal temperatures. Highest temperature 44 degrees at 2 PM, low 28 degrees, with 47 mph northwest winds and moderate precipitation totals reported.
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Lowen
Reese
Two Mexicans Held On Charge Of Clothes Theft
Two Mexican men named Adilian and Alphonso were arrested Saturday night by police and charged with petty larceny. They allegedly entered rooms above the Tivoli saloon and stole a bundle of clean laundry-rolled clothing as officers arrived. One suspect, Muellansen, was tackled in an alley by a pursuing officer. The pair remained in city jail awaiting further proceedings.
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Adilian
Alphonso
Tivoli Saloon
Carl Muelhanven
Muellasen
Hansen
Aanlin
Jatt
Crawford Gets New Speed Out In Coast League
Sam Crawford, released by Hughie Jennings, moves to the Pacific Coast League where he shines as a demon fielder. Reports praise his speed, arm strength, and success at the plate, with comparisons to Tris Speaker and George Burns as he adapts to the coast.
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Crawford
Hamilton
United Press
New York
Hughie Jennings
Heutenants
Netroft Tigers
Sam
Abou Hen
Pacific Coast
Tris
Clarence Walker
George Burns
Sam Crawford
Propaganda Aims to Split France and United States
United Press reports German efforts to sow enmity between France and the United States during wartime. Fake French newspaper fronts circulated by German agents claimed American soldiers harmed French wives. Similar propaganda targeted Italy with bread riot stories and letters to soldiers alleging marital disloyalty.
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Washington
Germany
Wirmen
Freich Ilney
Italy
Americans Brace for German Propaganda at Front Lines
American officials guard against German propaganda at the front, warning that soldiers will recognize Teuton viciousness after experiencing it at home in this war.
Coal of all kinds and Cheyenne visit
Cabill and Holliday promote CAPITAL COAL COMPANY with phone contact 46. Lander’s Charles Lane spends the day in Cheyenne visiting the city.
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Cabill & Holliday, Proprietors
Capital Coal Company
Lander
Charles Lane
Cheyenne
Liberty Bond Drive Draws Wyoming Men at Plains Hotel
The Plains hotel fills with Wyoming men this morning for the bond drive as locals register in large numbers. Henry D. Joseph, a Cheyenne visitor from Washington, D. C., is noted among the guests. Ford Repairing and Supplies lists its address at 1712 Thames Street near Geyser Laundry.
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Wyoming
Plains Hotel
Ford Repairing
Thames Street
Geyser Laundry
Washington
Henry D. Joseph
Washington, D. C
Local arrivals and notices fill Cheyenne town page
Dixon residents and visitors from Casper Riverton Powell and Riverton are listed arriving in Cheyenne. Names include E F Noyes Mrs Noyes J H Lathrop H W Brown and E W Harper with various small ads and notices about goods and services.
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Dixon
E. F. Noyes
Mrs. Noyes
Cheyenne
UP May Exceed 100 Percent on Bond Purchases
The Union Pacific Wyoming division expects bond subscriptions to top 100 percent as workers collectively buy Liberty bonds. Total sales reached $375,000 with 95 percent of employees participating. many workers hold multiple bonds, boosting actual bonds beyond employee count. The drive ends tonight and has surpassed expectations.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Wyoming Division
Becaue
Gas masked wiremen in Chicago save eight people
Gas masked firemen in Chicago rescued eight persons overcome by gas from a burst pipe in a cold storage warehouse. Marguerite Plaonery, a telephone operator, remained at her switchboard to warn everyone as sixty others were treated for exposure.
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Chicago
United Press
Marguerite Plaonery
Twin babies Dia Basin Wye death notices
Th called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Gregory this week and took their ten and a half month old twins to the great beyond. Bertrand died Sunday night with funeral Monday at 6 p.m. Roberta died Tuesday night and funeral Wednesday at 3 p.m. The services were held at the family home and conducted by Rev. Wardlaw.
Cheyenne and Wyoming Weather Report Note Small Temperature Change
Fair tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Shippers' concern notes 36 hour shipments should be protected against temperatures 23 to 28 degrees north and west and 28 to 4 south and west within a 26 mile radius.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Foreiag
Yankee Troops Resting in Old Roman Resort
April 2 report from Ity United Mrowa Alx-lee Bains notes American troops on leave in Ain-le-Bains, once a Roman center for Julius Caesar’s soldiers. Locals claim the high command chose the town for its air and medicinal springs, with merchants preparing sales and hospitality for the visiting troops.
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Ity
Mrowa
Alx-Les-Bains
Alx-lee Batts
Juius Coesar
United States
Ain-le-Bain
Sammy Kooh
May Day Entertainment at Baptist Church Notice
May Day event at the Baptist church scheduled for April 20 at eight o'clock in the evening. Admission two pence for adults and one penny for children.
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Baptist Church
Unity Entertainment at Baptist Church Opens April Twenty
May Unity entertainment at the Baptist church to be held Tuesday April 20 at eight oclock. Admission 10 cents. The event promises a varied program with refreshments available.
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Unity
Baptist Church
Oclyek
Adylta
Piano Tuner Diet Guthrie Progress on Heads Building
Steel work advances on the new Heads building after a period of bad weather. Crews resumed Monday as the weather cleared and prepared for further structural tasks. Messenger company handle telephone inquiries.
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Wovern
Fintalistieg
Ateenae
Fishermen report low casualties after Sunday dive
Weather was wet and rainy last week but several fishing parties went out to the open sea. Most returned with empty baskets while a few caught fish. Crooked heavy seas hindered work and nets still not piling well.
Bank Clerk Fame Notes From Wartime Skies
A bank clerk turned airman shares experiences from aerial combat over Germany. Captain Hackwell recounts shooting down a German Gotha bomber after a long dogfight at high altitude. The account highlights daring actions during World War II and the airman’s rise from civilian work to military service.
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Lontvon
Hackwell
Geormain Gotha
E Landon
Wer
Behind the Service Flag
Poem by Mrs. John Grainger reflecting on families of servicemen behind the service flag. It mourns losses and honors widowed mothers, wives, and children while urging support through means work and prayer as Americans await victory in the war.
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John Grainger
Mag
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Ann B. Bonser
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Boner thank friends and neighbors for kind assistance during the sickness and burial of their mother Mrs. Ann B. Bonser.
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W. A. Boner
Ann B. Bonser
W. A. Bonser
War bonds and food drive plea from Uncle Sam
Fragmented wartime appeal urging readers to buy bonds and save cash while boosting food production. It promotes rapid funding for ships, transports, and arms, insisting victory relies on cash contributions and abundant feeding to build soldiers’ strength.
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Sam
Mor
Baton
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Riverton
Capitol Coal
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