Mutual relations and public interests of the Bell System
The United States suit over Bell System telephone properties and pending ICC probe prompt the company to outline its policy. It asserts public welfare guides its operations, supports government regulation, and favors centralized control and universal service with fair rates. It cites extensive system growth, finances, and governance as proof of public-benefit alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Ypo
Lothan
Maaintain
Bell
Bell System
American Telephone and Telegraph
Tte
Amerian Telephone and Telegraph Company
Social gatherings at Bishop Thomas parish halls and nearby homes
A sequence of 1920s style events unfolds with Bishop and Mrs. N B Thomas hosting a grand dancing party for guests including Miss Quincy of Boston and Miss Massey of Sheridan. The evening features floral decor, a supper in the guild room, and a 100 guest attendance. A separate dinner honors the visitors with pink and white asters and summer flowers. The night ends with a dance and farewell parties for students leaving for college, including a watermelon gathering hosted by Miss Alese Tyson and a scheduled farewell for Miss Mary Lemon of Bedford, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Thomas
Miss Quincy
Hoston
Massey
Sheridan
Cay Volors
Mins Quney
Mian Massey
William Guy Noll
Voorhees
Organ
Charles Carey
Charles D. Carey
Miss Massey
Bishopstowe
Quincy
Fillebrown
D. Leeds Miller
Fred Boice
Nelson Boice
Carey Abbott
Captain Parker
Fort Russell
Alese Tyson
Nell Morgan
Mary Lemon
Marjorie Apple
Melon Hager
Mabel Norcross
Messrs Jones
Randolph
Peake, Sutherland
Tathock
Pues
Bedford
Ind
Cheyenne
Roy Jones
Marjorie Whipple
Visiting list at Frontier Days events draws many out-of-town guests
Elinor Quincy and Mildred Massey visit Bishop and Mrs N. B. Thomas. Kate McDonald joins Hopkins cousins for a sightseeing tour to Colorado Springs. Misses Jones from Scranton return from Morse Creek, visiting Alex Hastie. others, including Mrs. Grim, Mildred and Josephine Sweleart, Marcel Keilier, and Mrs. Monfort, stay with local families during Frontier.
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Elinor Quincy
Moston
Mildred Massey
Sheridan
Bishop
Thomas
R. A. Iopkins
Mra. Hopkin
Kate McDonald
Colorado Springs
M Ann
Janet Jones
Scranton
Morse Creek
Alex Hastie
Frontier
Ed. Grim
Baby
Des Moines
Mildred
Josephine Sweleart
Denver
Marcel Keilier
North Platte
W. M. Jeffers
Rawline
W. N. Monfort
Gordon
Colorado
Mentzer
T. Wi. Donnelly
Kéeémt Tatlock
Kansas
Clarence Campbell
Little Daughter
Leavenworth
Washington
J. A. DeVine
George Thompson
Ellsworth
Wis
J. Ross Carpenter
Familly
West
Jove Tobin
Iown
Minnie Carpenter
Harris
Omaha
E. KR. Brelach
Remarkable Cure of Dysentery After Treatment
A man plagued by dysentery around July 15th saw weight drop from 146 to 125 pounds and paralysis of effort until Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gave permanent relief after two bottles. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
N. OG
Long Headed Elephants and Bright Dogs in Debate
The passage contrasts elephants and dogs, noting elephants as the dull yet philosophical giants. It cites stories about elephants' notable reasoning and memory, with dogs praised for quick wit in parts yet elephants held as the wiser, more ponderous beasts in New York news commentary.
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New York
Amerl
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Elbert Ibhnard
DR. Pierce
Golden
Yedical Jpiscovery
R. V. Pierce
The
Federal Land and Securities
J. R. Carpenter
Mgr
Secy
Trens
W. W. Busselle
Laramie County
T7th Street
Central Avenue
Golden Prairie District
Egbert
West 17Th Street
Cheyenne, Wyo
Highland Colony
Praire
Carpenter
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