Pretty party at Fort Russell bridges tea honors visitors
A Fort D. A. Russell bridge tea for Mrs LaVenture and guests featured summer flowers, yellow lavender decor, and bridge scores with prizes won by Mrs Rand Mrs McNamee and Mrs Andrew. An elaborate five o clock luncheon followed as visiting friends mingled from the fort and town.
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Fort Russell
Major
Edwards
Loser
Blanchard
Andrew
Curtis
Harvey
Charles A. Bristol
Billy Walker
Martha Ott
Community notices and political ballots update from local pages
Local society items report card social at I O O F hall for charity. Knight and Ladies of Security plan an initiation and social at K C hall midweek. Numerous public notices list Democratic and Republican county and state candidates, offices, and terms across multiple districts.
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VvTy
Knights and Ladies of Security
K. C. Hall
Mentzer Leads Primary Race as Smalley Tops Ballots
A dense roll of names shows Mentzer leading in the primary across districts with Smalley, Lane, and Dumm among repeatedly listed officials. The tally spans Hillsdale Republicans and countywide posts including sheriff, treasurer, clerk of court, and commissioners with varied vote counts for four year and two year terms.
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Trees
Dumm
Finkbiner
Miller
Mylar
Justice of Peace
Edwards
Mahr
Fowler
Olds
Storey
Applegate
Dinneen
Baerreson
Ball
Clark
Cooper
Graham
Carroll
Branson
Donahue
Klughert
South Side
Mondell
Kelley
Sibley
Barksdale
Henderson
James
Leslie
Osborne
Smith
Underwood
Vaughan
Coble
Davidson
Smalley
Schuneman
Lane
Mentzer
Fisher
McDonough
Baldwin
Dildine
Cond
Meetz
Prosser
van Trees
Baerresen
Bell
Silbey
Shuneman
Coad
van Tress
Finkiner
Houseman
Elort
Court House
Cobl
Wisher
Klughlerz
Vaughn
Kiugherz
Page One
Hdwards
Mahar
Ounty
Eagle's Hall
Desmond
Tisher
T. H. Baldwin
Meatz
van ‘Tress
Winkbiner
Clyde Darley
Corlett School
Prosger
Van
Primary race in Goshen county sheriff nomination draws many contenders
Reports from Torrington state the Goshen primary election was hotly contested with fourteen candidates in the field. All of Goshen county participated as the sheriff’s nomination drew the spotlight amid recent raids on five stills that brought prominence to the sheriff’s office and fueled the contest.
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Hoy
Goshen
Torrington
Sheriff’s Office
Burglars Blow Safe In Police Station
Burglars robbed the safe in Police Judge Ray L. Chesebro's courtroom at the central police station, taking about $25,000. The theft was discovered when court opened today.
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Los Angules
Ray L. Chesebro
Central Police
Gillands Narrowly Escape Injury In Montana Car Crash
While returning from Whites Park, Mr and Mrs George Gilland with family and guests endured a near fatal road accident. Another vehicle crowded them off a narrow stretch, sending the Gilland car down a steep embankment and onto its side. All occupants escaped the wreck and were promptly out of the water, though shaken and uninjured aside from fright.
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Whites Park
George Gilland
Gilland
Robert C. Shanklin
South Bend
Ind
Martha Fox
Galen A. Fox
Hatel Park
Cheyenne
Mayor Taylor Vacationing in Denver for Two Weeks
Mayor Ed P. Taylor leaves Tuesday for Denver to join Mrs. Taylor who visits friends. They will spend two weeks in Denver and Platte canyon. He will return refreshed and ready to address public concerns. meanwhile residents should contact the city clerk for any complaints or business.
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Ale Velley
Margaret Prout
Ogden
Utah
Horace Jenking
Walter Yeager
D. R. Rinports
Minnie Hass
Cody
Yellowstone Park
J. D. Shingle
Avery Haggard
Denver
Ed P. Taylor
Cheyenne Man Wins Two French War Honors
H. K. Fisher, of 821 East Seventeenth Street, received the Croix de Guerre and the Medal Militaire from the French government for gallantry. He served two years and eight months with French forces and later in the U S Army, totaling 819 days of combat. Fisher was wounded and badly gassed, injuring his health and preventing work.
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H. K. Fisher
Mr. Fisher
New York
United States
Paris
Wyoming
Fisher
East Seventeenth Street
Alleged discrimination in steel industry faces hearing
Denver August 17. Agricultural papers and farm groups charged big steel interests with pressuring mid western farm machinery makers and farmers to pay excess value. They planned to seek a Federal Trade Commission hearing to end the extra charge.
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Denver
Cast
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federal Trade Commission
President to Recognize Mexico If Conduct Improves
Aug 17 report from Mexico City says President Wilson will recognize the Mexican government if terms outlined by Secretary Colby are met. The proposal requires respect for lives and property, indemnities to foreigners harmed, and repeal of confiscatory Carranza decrees.
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Mexico City
Wilson
Colby
de la Huerta
Fernando Calderon
United States
Washington D. C
Excelsior
Proposed Amendment to Constitution 10 Raising School Debts
The article discusses a proposed constitutional amendment to raise indebtedness limits for municipalities and school districts from 2 percent to 4 percent of assessed property value. It cites need in Wyoming districts like No. 1, Laramie County, where mills reach the limit yet funds for a new high school are lacking. A majority vote is required, but not voting counts as a no.
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State of
Wyoming
Laramie County
Funeral Services for Mrs Armento
Funeral services for Maria Mena Armento were held Tuesday at 2 pm at Harry Bricker brothers parlors followed by Mass at St Mary's cathedral with Father James Hartman in charge. Interment was in Olivet cemetery. She died Sunday night at 11. Survived by husband, a Union Pacific employee, and three children at 715 West Fifteenth Street.
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Maria Mena Armento
Harry Bricker
Judge Tidball to Hold Court Here
Judge W. T. Tidball of Laramie will be in Cheyenne Wednesday morning between 11 and 1 and will hold court for Judge Mentzer. He will depart at 1 15 for Wheatland and stay until Wednesday night, then return to Cheyenne Thursday before catching a train back to Laramie.
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Methodist Church
Fred Miller
Harry Farthing
Central Avenue
Ladies Aid Society
W. T. Tidball
Laramie
Cheyenne
William CC. Mentzer
Wheatland
Warsaw Falls Report Unconfirmed By Paris Dispatch
A Geneva dispatch says diplomatic sources received word that Warsaw fell yesterday with Bolsheviks entering from the north and northeast. The report has not been credited locally.
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Paris
Geneva
Warsaw
Envelopes Adopted in England and U S Between 1840 and 1850
Envelopes began to be used in England and the United States between 1840 and 1850, marking an early shift in mailing practices. The period saw the spread of preprinted postal items and standard forms influencing communication.
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England
The
United States
Russian children travel home from Vladivostok to Petrograd
Some 780 Russian children, among an estimated 6,000 sent abroad as war raged in Petrograd, travel by way of the Panama Canal from San Francisco to New York under American Red Cross care to return to Petrograd. Their journey follows years of wandering, isolation, and care by the Red Cross as they moved through western Siberia and Vladivostok.
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Washington
Petrograd
San Francisco
New York
Panama Canal
Vladivostok
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Russia
Iberia
Omsk
Panama Canal Ports
New York City
Greek and Roman Chorus Celebrates New Marriages
A tradition across ancient Greece and Rome featured a chorus of youths and maidens singing marriage songs before the chambers of newlywed couples, signaling communal祝福 and celebration.
Irishman Barred by British House Lords
Alexander M. Carlisle of Belfast and privy counsellor was barred from House of Lords privileges by a Monday resolution. Foreign Secretary Hart Curzon condemned Carlisle’s reply to an apology demand as aggravating an insult to the house. A note adds mention of a small fly genus whose eggs and larvae are consumed by American Indians.
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London
Alexander M. Carlisle
Belfast
House of Lords
Hart Curzon
Carlisle
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Our City
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Walter Glatcke
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Chautauqua Headquarters
Chamber of Commerce
Capitol
the Plains Hotel
H. P. Hynds
State Capitol
Paul H. Moore Realty Company
Capitol Avenue
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