Cheyenne Society Dinners and Dances Host Fort Russell Visit
Cheyenne society circles gathered for warm dinners and a Plains Plains luncheon honoring Mrs B S Lauzer wife of Dr Lauzer of Rock Springs who attended the Red Cross rally. Fort Russell officers and new arrivals were welcomed at a Saturday hop with Punch served and the Ferris trio providing music for dancing from nine to twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Plains
Plaine
Fort Russell
Army
Waa
Cheyenne
Ferris
The
Thermopolis Visitor-H.N. Hall Attends to Local Business
Thermopolis resident H N Hall is in town attending to affairs and meeting local contacts. The visit centers on business matters with no further details provided.
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Thermopolis
H.N. Hall
Visiting List Reports Local Travels and Health Note
A list of Cheyenne residents and families planning trips to Rock Springs and Denver this week. Mrs E S Lauser and Mrs Douglas A Preston depart for Denver after Red Cross conferences, with several days there. Dr G L Strader and family, recently in Long Beach, return to Cheyenne and plan May stay in Denver before resuming practice in June.
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R. B. Forsyth
Rock Springs
E S. Lauser
Cheyenne
Red Cross
Denver
Thas
Douglas A. Preston
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. Meal Meeting Planned
The Woman's club of the R. M. A. will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Johi Doyle at 16 East Seven to 1pth street for a scheduled gathering.
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Woman's Club
Woman's Club of the
Johi Doyle
East Seven
City Federation Plans Parade Float Coordination
Women overseeing floats for the food exhibit parade meet this afternoon at the Library with City Federation president Mrs. Charles Hristo to finalize plans. Those with cars willing to contribute should contact Mrs A. Raerresen at phone 741.
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City Federation
Charles Hristo
Mre A
Y U P B Circulars and Art Talk at St Mark’s Parish House
The Girls Friendly area of St Mark's will meet Tuesday at 7 40 pm at the Parish house with Mrs A Huston presiding Miss Olive Will will 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 From January Data
Weather report notes clear conditions with a 46 degree mean, high 44 and low 28. Northwest wind at 47 mph is recorded with precipitation totals 0.02 inch rain and 0.5 inch melted snow since January 1. George W. Pitman signs the advisement.
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Lowen
Reese
Ororge W
Two Mexicans Held On Charge Of Clothes Theft
Two Mexicans named Adilian and Alphonso were arrested by police after entering rooms above the Tivoli saloon and stealing a bundle of clean laundry. One suspect was nabbed as he tried to flee down an alley, while officers detained the other at the back door. Both are held on petty larceny charges in Cheyenne.
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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 and joined the Pacific Coast League, has reinvented himself as a demon fielder with speed and power. His improved play draws praise as he aims to stay on the coast and out of the big league spotlight. Cincinnati Reds struggle to start, with Mike Negan first in the rotation as Mathewson's staff reforms.
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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
Cincinnati Reds
Neds
Mathewson
Southland
Timne Matty
Mike Negan
Hun Propaganda Attempts to Split France and U S
United Press reports German propaganda sought to drive a wedge between France and the United States during the war. Purported French newspaper editions circulated by German agents claimed American soldiers were harming French wives. Similar Italian leaflets followed later, warning of bread riots and revolutions to influence soldiers.
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Washington
Germany
Wirmen
Freich Ilney
Italy
American troops warned on German propaganda at front
Officials say exposure to Teuton propaganda at the front will reveal its vicious nature to American soldiers and deepen resolve after experience at home.
Coal Of All Kinds Ad By Cabill And Holliday
Capital Coal Company advertisement lists Cabill and Holliday as proprietors with phone 46. It notes order today and mentions Charles Lane from Lander spending the day in Cheyenne.
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Cabill & Holliday, Proprietors
Capital Coal Company
Lander
Charles Lane
Cheyenne
Wyoming Men Pack Plains Hotel For Liberty Bond Drive
The Plains hotel hosts a large gathering of Wyoming men early this morning as part of a Liberty Bond drive. Only a few names from outside the state appear on the hotel register while Henry D. Joseph, a Cheyenne visitor from Washington D. C., is also noted. Ford Repairing and Supplies listed at 1712 Thames Street nearby.
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Wyoming
Plains Hotel
Ford Repairing
Thames Street
Geyser Laundry
Washington
Henry D. Joseph
Washington, D. C
Liberty Bond Support Drives Townwide Show
Local column lists visitors and arrivals from Casper Riverton Powell and Cheyenne. Accompanying spouses, news of purchases and services appear with notes on old papers for sale and bicycles. Multiple individuals including J H Lathrop E F Noyes H W Brown and Dr J C Downey are noted as arriving or visiting.
UP May Exceed 100 Percent on Bond Purchases
The Union Pacific Wyoming division reports total Liberty bond sales of 375000 with 95 percent of employees subscribing. Officials say multiple bonds per worker push anticipated total above 100 percent. drive closes tonight and has surpassed expectations.
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U.P
Union Pacific Railroad
Wyoming Division
Becaue
Gas masked firemen save eight in Chicago storage blast
Gas masked firemen battled a burst pipe in a Chicago cold storage warehouse. Eight persons were overcome but saved. sixty others were affected. Marguerite Plaonery, a telephone operator, remained at her post to warn everyone in the building.
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United Press
Chicago
Marguerite Plaonery
Twin babies Dia Basin Wye April 29 funeral details
Bertrand and Roberta Gregory, ten and a half months old, died within days of each other after being taken to the great beyond at their home. Bertrand died Sunday night with a funeral Monday at 6 p.m. Roberta died Tuesday night with a funeral Wednesday at 3 p.m. Services were held at the family home and led by Rev. Wardlaw.
Weather and shipping advisory for Cheyenne and Wyoming
Cheyenne vicinity and Wyoming forecast show fair skies tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Shippers' forecast covers 26 mile radius protecting 36 hour shipments against temperatures from 23 to 28 degrees north and west and 28 to 4 south and west.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Foreiag
Yankee Troops Resting in Old Roman Resort
In April report from Alx-lee Bains, U S soldiers on leave imitate ancient Roman customs in a resort town once favored by Julius Caesar’s troops. Local merchants organize an event marking the American expeditionary force arrival as they reshape town commerce and social life.
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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
Event hosted by Twenty group on April 20 at eight o clock in the evening. Admission for adults is 2 and children 1. A local church program aims to engage families with a community performance.
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Baptist Church
May Unity Entertainment at Baptist Church Event
A local notice announces an entertainment program at the May Unity Baptist Church on Tuesday April 20 at eight oclock. Admission is one dollar.
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Unity
Baptist Church
Oclyek
Adylta
Piano Tuner Diet Guthrie Progress on Heads Building
In a recent update the steel work on the new Heads building shows progress after adverse weather slowed activity. The entry notes the work began this morning work continues as crews advance the erector erection tasks.
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Wovern
Fintalistieg
Ateenae
Casualties Reported After Sunday Fishing Dive
Weather was wet last week but several fishing parties went out Sunday toward the crook of shore in pursuit of finny tribes. Most returned with empty baskets though a few fish were reported. The crew noted a heavy current and a poor pile pace as yet.
Bank clerk rises to fame in wartime air victory tale
A bank clerk becomes a public figure after an air combat claim involving Captain Hackwell. The airman reportedly downed a German Gotha bomber at altitudes around 11 000 feet during a combat over enemy territory. The story situates the clerk’s sudden prominence amid wartime events and patriotic reporting.
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Lontvon
Hackwell
Geormain Gotha
E Landon
Wer
Behind the Service Flag
Poem by Mrs. John Grainger honoring families of service members. It portrays a home front scene with a service flag showing blue and gold stars, mothers praying, children’s voices, and a call to support veterans through faith, work, and prayer until victory is won.
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John Grainger
Mag
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Ann B. Bonser’s Family
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Boner express heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for support 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 Garden Drive Urges Bonds and Food Support
A wartime plea urges Americans to fund the war through bonds while boosting food production. The piece argues cash alone won’t sustain victory and calls for heavy spending on ships and weapons, plus rapid home-front support to feed soldiers and prevent shortages. It emphasizes rallying public sacrifice to strengthen national resolve and curb German aggression.
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Business Today
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Pioneer
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Riverton
Capitol Coal
J. C. Downey
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