Circus Party Delights Cody Guests at Mansion Visit
Miss Jennie Wilson of Cody arrives for a two week stay at the Eveative Mansion hosted by Miss Vera Houx. A younger social circle enjoyed Elizabeth Carey’s circus party with grandparents Judge and Mrs J M Carey hosting a guest list before escorting the children to the big tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Wilson
Cody
Executive
Vera Houx
Mire
FL. Howx
Elizabeth Carey
C. D. Carey
J. M. Carey
Elizabeth
Wil Mam
Charles Francis
Pauline
Charles Lariver
Martha Sternal
Paul Lariver
Eleanor Fillebrown
Carl Axt
H. B. Gates
Wallace
Ruth Chaplin
Emily Underwood
Esea Park
Miss Clements
University of Wyoming
Dora Leach
Hudson, D. D
Mrs L K R Tybon Telephone Notice
The fragment mentions Mrs. L K R Tybon and a telephone detail. Readable content is limited. likely a small social or personal notice fragment referencing Mrs Tybon and a contact number.
Vacation Ends Folk Dance Class Reopens After School
Misa Laura Lee adjourned the children folk dancing class until after the opening of school. The previously enrolled children include Josephine Stimson, Lillian Stradder, Louise Hofmann, Louise Wolcott, Alice Carlisle, Elizabeth Johnston, Virginia and Marjorie Floyd, Dorothine and Kathrin Evans, Kathryn and Ella Jane Shingle, Marion Hoshaw, Mary Kline, Barbara Jane and Ruth Rigdon, Elizabeth Hrennan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Laura Lee
Josephine Stimson
Lillian Stradder
Louise Hofmann
Louise Wolcott
Alice Carlisle
Elizabeth Johnston
Virginia
Marjorie Floyd
Dorothine
Katherin Evans
Kathryn
Ella Jane Shingle
Marion Hoshaw
Mary Kline
Barbara
Jane
Ruth Rigdon
Elizabeth Hrennan
Women May Register For Patriotic Service In Cheyenne
Women of Cheyenne may register today and tomorrow from 3 30 to 6 30 PM at the William Myers Ingersoll and Vaughan stores. A small portion joined the previous day and organizers hope to equalize the lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
William Myers Ingersoll and
Vaughan
Visiting List in Cheyenne for Brief Sojourn
Miss Jgasie Hitchcock of Cody, formerly Park County superintendent, visits Mr and Mrs Tom Harrison in Denver and arrived yesterday in Cheyenne for a week or two with Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jgasie Hitchcock
Cody
Park County
Tom Harrison
Denver
Cheyenne
Parish House Jitney Dances Amid Fort Russell Activity
The St Mark's guild sponsors weekly jitney dances at the Parish House each Friday while soldiers are at Fort Russell and the national guard camped near Cheyenne. The item lists numerous local residents traveling, visiting for illnesses, and returning from trips to Denver, Casper, Fullerton, and Colorado ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of St. Mrk's
Fort Russell
National Guard
Cheyenne
Jewish Circle Meeting Postponed at Ellis Confectionery
A Jewish circle meeting was held on Wednesday afternoon at the Ellis confectionery store with Mrs. Harry Wilson as hostess. The gathering was postponed from the previous week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis’ Confectionary Store
Harry Wilson
Disgusted New Yorker Laments Cheyenne Change
Edward Mastret of New York, visiting Cheyenne with two nieces, voices regret over Cheyenne modernizing from a rough frontier town to a quieter small city like a Quaker village. He recalls Frontier Days era, criticizes crowded hotels and dimmed lights, laments loss of wild cow town atmosphere, and hops the next train out after voicing his views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Edward T. Mastret
New York City
Rocky Mountain States
New England States
Greenhorn
Inter-Ocean
Mr. Moseret
Leader Classified Ads Pushes Article Across State Market
A large classified feature spreads an article across the state’s widest market. The initiative targets broad visibility and rapid distribution to diverse readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Promotions and transfers at the 1st Cavalry Headquarters Troop
Military post notes promote Virgil T. Bolin to regimental supply sergeant Corp William Franklin to stable sergeant Corp Waltrip to sergeant and Pvt G E Radio to corporal Pvt Guilford to first class private S t Guja transferred to headquarters troop and promoted to squadron sergeant major Other items mention humorous anecdotes and upcoming book release by Set Haney and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Cavalry
Virgil T. Bolin
Corp
William Franklin
Waltrip
G. E. Radio
Pvt
Guilford
Set. T. Guja
First Cavalry
Dwyer
Gordon
Sgt. Reinhart
Corp. Delahayde
Canteen News Hits Zero as Checks Stop
Sith Cavalry reports the canteen business has plummeted to zero since the suspension of check issuance, leaving operations at a standstill and prompting concern over future sales and customer access.
Discharge Notice for Pvt Marcus Holland of 24th Cavalry
Pvt Marcus Holland, discharged honorably by 5 C I from the detachment of the 24th cavalry. Supply Sgt Smith proposed a solution using horse blankets for comfort. George Puller plans a better resting place while suffering measles. Set Davenport urges perseverance, noting the sergeant’s three attempts at discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Holland
24Th Cavalry
Smith
George EF. Puller
Set
Davenport
Cantrell Leads to San Jexo and War of Witty Jibes
Report notes Sgt Cantrell en route to San Jexo while rumors swirl over Corp Watts payout and a hat mix up. Santalaus visits the battery issuing warrants as others watch for his return. Set McClintock claims the sleeping belt title with a $100,000 side bet. Rel Omlin is putting on weight as events unfold.
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Kiteliven
Mardin
Corp
Rathke
Pvt
Dulaney
Havelin China
Martin
Stathke
Ladaney
Sgt. Cantrell
San Jexo
Corp. Watts
Santalaus
Ikwild
McClintock
Rel Omlin
2Th
Sundayt Bhame
You Corp
Troop Continues Preliminary Shoot on Target Range
The troop proceeds with its preliminary shooting on the range. It holds its own, though one or two cattlemen with land and cattle beyond the line create a fringe disruption.
First Cavalry Troop Marksman Scores Three Points
A member of the PD Troop First Cavalry fired on the 200 yard range today trading ell records. He made three points in fifteen shots.
Canteen News of the Birt Cavalry
Clerks approve fund use but shooting range needs gas money. Private Peeler ate candy, hindering supplies. Privates Campbell and Reed spent afternoon at the circus, using nickels on popcorn and red lemonade.
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Peeler
Campbell
Reed
Supply Troop Twenty Vourmth Cavary Drills For Muster
Corunal Mekollire and Cook Bump on special duty rounding up the supply tree while troops anticipate pay before muster. A test de is planned as they depart. The doctor tests a new medicine for Pallchetti. Curley Glase leads batters with Cook Hump close behind.
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Mekollire
Cook Bump
Pallchetti
Flattee
Curley Glase
Cook Hump
Cie
War Has Proven Great Benefit in Fight on Plague
The war effort boosted tuberculosis prevention in the past year. Of 45 state legislatures, 38 enacted anti tuberculosis laws and 14 passed county hospital laws. New York passed a county hospital war emergency act forcing counties to provide facilities by 1908, with health officials empowered to establish hospitals and charge counties. Other states also advanced tuberculosis hospital legislation.
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New York
Ang
Americas
Las
National Association For the
Alaska
Arizona
New Mexico
Porto Rico
Utah
Wawaii
Nevada
Council of National Defense
War Association
New York State County Hospital
State Department of Health
California
Nebraska
Delaware
Vinewachosett
Ohio
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Arthur Parker
Deance
Scott Martin
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Wesley Hammond
Colorado
Emmett Stapleton
State Leader
Casper
Roy
Emmett
Will
Gertrude
Fullerton, Neb
Fred Agnew
Ray K. Olds
Madame Olds
Wesley Hammond Ranch
N. H. Hansen
Plain Garage
Claude Glenn
Lake Charles
T. Paul Wilcox
Mrs
Raymond Slusted
Helen
Florence
Doris
the Plains
Walter Larsh, Jr
W .L. Larsh
Fort Riley
Kans
Margaret Weaver
Rocky Ford
Colo
Douglas
C. D. Carley
Horse Creek
Jewish Circle
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
Capitol Ave
John Longer de Saulles
Republic
Yale
Long Island
Haney
Penn
Jake
Mike
Zirkle
Horseshoers School
Kan
Sith Cavalry
Hattery FP
PD Troop
Birt Cavalry
Price
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Cheyenne Trunk Factory
Capito, Ave
Harry Fp, Hynds
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