City hostesses and temperance speaker highlight Fort Russell event
Mrs. Richard Blatchford hosted a Friday luncheon at the garrison with a pyramid centerpiece and silver candelabra. Guests included Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Mc Petridge from the city and Fort Russell residents. Mrs. Abby Hillerman, a national temperance worker, spoke at the Baptist church that evening and will tour Wheatland and other Wyoming towns.
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Richard Blatchford
Fort Russell
Garrison
Nathaniel Thomas
Nel
Robert Mc Petridge
Eligabeth Kieffer
Morris K. ‘Barrelle
City
William ~ Kelly
Tompkins
Green
Mra
Jordan
Abby Hillerman
Oklahoma
Woman's Temperance Union
Baptist Church
Hillermann
Wheatland
Paris Fashion Hints guest and society notices in city
Clerky Paris Fashion Hints is guest of sister Mrs I C Hackman in town. The Women’s Missionary Society meets Friday at Mrs Fye’s home with Mrs G W Rockafield assisting. Miss Minne Joyce of Lincoln Nebraska visiting sisters Mrs P Sullivan and Mrs G Shea Wan. Mrs Carl Metcalf of Alliance Nebraska visiting J F Jenkins family. Judge C N Potter back from California trip. Mrs Potter to return early week. Mrs Beesle Taylor and Miss Alice Taylor, guests of Capt W K Hart, return to Denver. Social attention marked their city sojourn. Mrs Paul Milateo hosted Mrs Charles Roy of Baton.
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Society of the First Methodist Church
Fye
West Twentyfirst Street
Minne Joyce
Lincoln, Nebraska
P. Sullivan
G. Shea- Wan
Carl Metcalf
Alliance, Nebraska
J. F. Jenkins
Frontier
Metcalf
Agnes .Jenkins
C. N. Potter
California
Mrs. Potter
Beesle Taylor
Alice Taylor
Capt. W. K. Hart
Denver
Visitors In Town Brighten Creyenne Porches
Local note urges residents to light porches during a visitor event in Creyenne. The Collier family promotes community welcome and festive lighting to greet guests, highlighting Sherman County involvement.
Round Top Settlement Stile at Hanging Pike Talks Fail
A city water committee and contractor met at the city hall to settle Round Top reservoir disputes after a year of talks. The meeting failed to reach agreement and a board of arbitration will be appointed to decide the matter, with sessions to begin in Sherman Co.
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Round Top Settlement
Hanging Pike
Round Top Reservoir
Aldrmen G.P
Johnwan
Niaumo
Martin
B. T. Clarke
AW Il- Nam Riper
Olty Rugioegr
C. Carfale
MofYarvey
J. W. Lucey
Bolne
Sitike & Gatiafactory
Bass
Wolllémens
Willias
Board of Arbitration
Irrigation project eyed as population surge predicted in Bow River valley
Prof. F I Newell, head of the US reclamation bureau, estimates the Bow River valley irrigation plan could yield a rural population near 400,000 and an urban population totaling about 610,000. The piece discusses soil, crop diversification, past risk taking in land purchases, and the need for a managed water system post payment. It also notes local reflections on farming practices and infrastructure effects.
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F. T. Newell
United States Reclamation Bureau
Bow River Valley District
United States
England
Man questions right to beat wife in court riotous session
Kid Lee colored challenged Cheyenne law saying a husband may discipline his wife and asked Police Judge Bru mer if marriage compelled such punishment. The municipal court fined him $10 as crowds laughed at the exchange.
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Kid Lee
Hattie
Lee
Brumer
Temple of Justice
Wnacond
Jury rules accidental morphine overdose in Nathan death
Inquest at Gleason morgue finds E. Nathan died from morphine overdose while staying at the Inter Ocean hotel. Jury rejects self harm theory, notes prescriptions from local physicians for nervousness during visit. Nathan's relatives arrived in Cheyenne as coroner Desmond released the body for eastern interment.
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Gleason
E. Nathan
Inter Ocean
Thi
Waa
Nathan
Cheyenne
Desmond
Visit Vision in Town Sparks Porch Light Burn Bright
In town for a visit, a local crowd lights porches and turns on bright lights to welcome the visitors. This shows community hospitality and festive turnout during the event.
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Visitiol
Chevanne
Young Stranger Arrested on Serious Charge in Cheyenne
Deputy Sheriff Ed Sclally arrested a young man named J. Wilson in Cheyenne on a probable rape charge after a lone girl said to be fourteen reported an improper act. The arrest followed a struggle as the suspect resisted and was taken to county jail.
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Ed Sclall
Cheyenne
J. Wilson
Lar
Atu
Om County
OTS IN ALL PARTS OF THE CIVY TERMS AND PRICKED
Fragmentary OCR text lists odd words and numbers with a blurry reference to Oliven and a phone number 874, offering no clear event or person. The readable bits resemble a damaged notice or ad fragment without a coherent news item or outcome.
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Civy
Oliven
Irrigation Gains Praised In Southern Alberta Crops
Short crops spur support for irrigation as crop insurance on the Canadian Pacific project. Demonstration farms show irrigation boosts yield with gains from potatoes to barley and wheat. Large works under way to expand canals and irrigable land, with $20 million authorized for canal development and $12 million in canalisations to add about 780000 acres.
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Calgary
Alberta
Great Irrigation
Canadian Pavifiec Railway
Canadian Pacific
Harley
Canadian Pacific Railway
Special meeting notice for Carpenters Union
Carpenters Union No. 469 calls a special meeting Tuesday evening August 9. Secretary C K McKinstry signs the notice.
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Carpenters’ Union No. 469
C.K. McKinstry
Secy
Swamp Root Remedy Ad from Kilmer Co
An advertisement touts Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It offers sample bottle by mail and pamphlet, with druggists selling fifty cent and dollar sizes and requests readers to address Dr. Kilmer and Co. in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer, & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Wendling suspect tied to reward for betrayal
The article discusses Mrs. Wendling defending her husband, indicating jealousy as a possible motive. It notes her aid to Inspector Carney by providing an address in Vallejo, California via a postcard, linking to the broader betrayal narrative and a reward offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apso
Population of U S is Ninety Million Say Census Officials
Census officials expect the U S population to near 90 million, with about 200 clerks estimating counts while others handle statistics. Enumeration figures will be released daily over the next two months, followed later by sociological and industrial data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
United States
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad Claims Cures
A testimonial from Mia Williams of Chicago reports relief from severe health issues after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. The ad touts the product as non narcotic and lists common female complaints it allegedly cures, inviting letters to Mrs. Pinkham for confidential advice.
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Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Wintiam
Athens
21St St
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Dren's Wharing Apparel
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Sherman Co
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