Women Society Meetings Highlight Home Missions Talks
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Methodist met at Mrs. Fye’s home on East Eighteenth, with Mrs. Rockafield assisting. Rev. McKimming of Kansas spoke on The Outposts of the Church, and Rev. Nelson discussed Miestors. Eighteen members attended a profitable afternoon with a soprano solo by Mrs. Van Wirt.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Fye
East Eighteenth Street
G.W. Rockafield
R. C. Ayres
McKimming
Kowa
Kansas
Nelson
Miestors
Vicw
Fairbanks
Rockfield
Mre. van Wirt
Paris Fashion Hints and Club Tea Guests
A Paris fashion note highlights rose linen with ecru embroidery. A Tuesday session followed perusal of Thackeray and Dickens, with a summer refreshment service. Attending guests included Mrs George Johnson of Kansas City and several others, while Kathryn Johnson plans to be at home with the Cochrane couple at the end of August in New York. Ruth Barly is mentioned among titles.
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Thackery
Dickens
George Johnson
Kansas City
Wilbur
Erbe
Bessie Gilmore
Babel Patten
Helen Gilmore
Fred Sheldon
N., Potter
H.B. Patten
J. W. Lacey
Miles
Kathyrn Johnson
Mrs. Griffin Cochrab Wathl
Her Avenue
New York
Birthday Celebrations and Society Gatherings Noted
A birthday party is planned for next Saturday afternoon at Capitol Avenue home with many friends invited. Carrington McKee turns six Monday and will celebrate at his grandparents home with Mrs McKee and children among his guests. Mr and Mrs Fe Buchner and Mr Bartletts family drove from their country ranch Saturday morning. Laura Lee has returned to Laramee after serving as houseguest of Mrs Car isle. A South Side Ladies Aid Society meeting is set for Thursday at the president Mrs Rath’s home and all ladies are urged to attend. Ruth Lacey and Mary Campbell have returned from a tour of Denver Colorado Springs and other points of interest.
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Ald Society of the Presbyterian Church
Bert Vance
Edward Pierce
Brate
Capitol Avenue
Fred Mc‘Kee
Carrington McKea
Mrsod
Buechiner
McKee
Euesis
Athe Braechner Ome
Laura Lee
Mnest
Ruth Lacey
Mary ‘Campbell
Denver
Colorado
New Baggage Check System Aims to Speed Inspections
Boston report says a Treasury Department backed baggage declaration system will speed examinations for arriving trans Atlantic passengers. Passengers sign a blank listing items before sailing. blanks are numbered and handled by port officials on arrival. The method replaces the prior oath process and seeks quicker, smoother control.
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Treasury
Department
Boston
United States
U. States
Tr Suey Department
rankAtlantic Pranervig Companies
View of Sebastopol Battle at Nimetzs Window
A fine view titled The Battle of Sebastopol or The Charge of the Six Hundred is displayed at 1821 Carey avenue in John 8 Nimetzs window. Nimetz has been appointed agency for the American Ladies Tailoring Co a leading firm, offering impeccably fitted uniforms and garments inspired by military dress.
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Sebastopol
Carey
John
Nimetz
American Ladies Tailoring Co
Cheyenne
Europe
America
Lot Sale Ad Offers Cheap Acreages On East 161 St
G. B. Oliver advertises Holdridge Addition lots for sale at a sacrifice. Cash price ten dollars with balance five dollars per month. Contact Howe on East 161st Street. Phone 574.
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Howe
ST. Cheap
Oliver
Boxing preliminaries at Hayles Hall Sunday at 1 PM
Notices call all contenders to Hayles hall for Frontier Week boxing preliminaries this Sunday afternoon at 1 o clock. The event invites all interested participants to present themselves for weigh in and eligibility checks.
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Hayles Hall
Sermon Subjects At Churches Today
Morning services list subjects and speakers across local churches. Mr Van Winkle of Kiowa and D D Mo Bkiawings of Kiows deliver sermons at 11 o clock and 9 o clock respectively, with others announced for today.
Fractured fragment notes a house listing near hospital
A partial OCR line describes a home near a hospital with five rooms and a cellar, mentioning a chimney and two street names. The text is incomplete but indicates a property listing in a city area with limited details.
Outlook Brightens for This Year’s Corn Crop in Nebraska
Omaha August report from Union Pacific official W. R. Cahill notes corn damage only in scattered sandy northwest soils while conditions otherwise look very favorable. Recent rains across the Lincoln and McCook divisions, plus widespread Nebraska rainfall, bolster the yield outlook.
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Omaha
W. R. Cahill
Union Pacific
Mere Man Unable to Understand Women Says Life
A Life magazine excerpt mocks male perceptions of women noting men are biased and unable to truthfully describe women. It suggests only one ideal woman exists as mother, sweetheart, or wife and praises maternal care and forgiveness while lampooning general male views.
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Schopenhauer
Wein- Inger
Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms and Homes Listed
J. M. Newman advertises furnished and unfurnished rooms and houses for rent at 1700 Capitol Ave. Contact numbers 206 for business and 289-3 for residence. Regional rental notice appears in the classified section.
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J. M. Newman
Capitol Ave
Black. Res
Local notices and sales at Wasserman's and meeting reminders
Wanted 100 women with small feet to buy oxfords for 1.00 at Wasserman's Veterans Meet. United Spanish War Veterans meet Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows hall Huerilla Arrive. Johansson Brinker Auto Co reports new 1911 model Bverttrs at Capital Garage. American Railroad Employes Investors association calls special meeting Monday at Carnegie Library.
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Wasserman’s
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Huerilla
Johneson-Brinker Auto Company
Capital Garage
The
American Railroad Employes and Investors’ Association
Carnegie Wbrary
Well sinking begins at Central School grounds
Workmen yesterday began sinking a well at the northeast corner of the Central School grounds. The well was donated by Mrs. Thomas Heaney. Incorporation papers were filed with the secretary of state. The Deming Realty Co Cheyenne capital 60000 the Russell Miller Oil Company Elyclasion 100000.
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Yeaterday
Mre
Thomas Heaney
Secretary of State
Deming Realty Com
Cheyenne
Capital
Russell - Miller Ol Company
Eyclasion
Charged with Assault at Racetrack Alters Court Action
A warrant issued by the Juetlee Me assists in pursuing charges after an on track altercation. The incident followed a dispute at the racetrack, and law enforcement proceeded with the arrest warrant.
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Juetlee Me
Court action filed in Ginns court over assault claim
James Neary sues A Rick trainer of the Irwin horses alleging assault. Funeral services for James T Rose set for 1 pm at Early chapel West Sixteenth Street under Local 571 painters and decorators. Sigwalt company ownership changes moving to J Sigwalt George L Parton and C Young. Wardrobe cleaning and advertising business to be run by new outfit. Frontier Week Carnival queen diamond ring prize to be displayed in a leading jeweler’s window Monday afternoon. Voter tallies show Hattie Hodson Olga Burger Enita Paik Mabel Covington Maud Bins Bertha Bauer amid race coverage with seat counts and results.
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James T. Rosé
West Sixteenth Street
America
George 8. Walker
Walker- Sigwalt Company, Incorporated
J. Sigwalt
George L. Parton
C. Young
Sigwalt Crompany
Wil
Walkerr
Bilagha Aeizes
Vole
Hattie Hodson
Olga Burger
Enita Paik
Mabel Covington
Teeneeyer
Maud Binls
Bertha Bauer
Portage Tices
Famous Auto Drivers Entered In Big Meet
Baron McMillan arrives as the West’s undefeated national racer and is favored to win the 200 mile race. Harold Brinker, the intrepid Denver driver, has returned from Galveston to compete in the event.
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Baron McMillan
McMillan
Harold Brinker
Denver
Gal
Racing contingent assembles for 200 mile event at Veston
Ed Plevelka assists Brinker as the Colburn wreck survivor teams join W B Dinneen in a Buick from Chevenet 3. Racine-Satley of Omaha sends a Firestone-Colum car driven overland by L Branson who beat Barney Oldfield last May. Two Apperson Jackrabbits arrive for daily practice alongside Denvey entries and an unnamed 70 horsepower car from New York with its owner driver builder eyeing the race.
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Firestone-Columbus
Denvey
Cilr
Pave
New York
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