Women’s Club event at Lake Minnehaha hosts brunch and play
The PF. E. O. Sisterhood and families planned a Lake Minnehaha gathering this afternoon at 9:00 with committee chairwomen Kinkead Fox Hert Glea con and Rosalie Stone organizing. Guests including Mesdames Morten Sherman Hitchcock Garey Biron Rimmer London Baerresin Burns Warbaugh Bartley and Misses Jack Mollie Lee Fessie Sadie Large attended a pleasant social afternoon with a scrumptuous lunch at City Park after sewing and a spell binding spell.
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PF. E. O. Sisterhood
Lake Minnehaha
Kinkead
Fox
Hert Gleacon
Rosalie Stone
City Park
Mesdames Morten
Sherman
Hitchcock
Garey
Biron
Rimmer
London
Baerresin
Burns
Warbaugh
Bartley
Misses Jack
Mollie Lee
Fessie
Sadie Large
Methodist Ald Society Hosts Welcoming Social
In church circles the Methodist Ald society met at the church then traveled to Mrs Prosser’s home five miles south of town for a Kenning social. Frontier Meals committee reports proved highly gratifying with $406 clear profit, all for the new parsonage building and furnishings. Hosts Mrs Prosser and family received generous praise for their hospitality.
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Methodist Ald Society
Mra. Proscot
Frontier Meals
Jewish Ladies Circle Dance and Card Party
The Jewish Ladies Circle hosts a social dance and card party at Fraternal hall on Monday evening August 26. Refreshments will be served and the public is cordially invited.
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Jewish Ladies’ Circle
Jolly Picnic For Presbyterian Sunday School Children
Mrs. Leon C Hills supervised a picnic at City Park for about sixty children and their mothers on Thursday afternoon with Meadames Spring Morton and Miss Mabel Knight assisting. The event featured games and refreshments while mothers rested and watched.
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Leon C. Hills
The
Presbyterian Sunday School
Meadames Spring
Morton
Mabel Knight
City Park
Mere Matter of Choice in a Mirror Scene
The text presents Marle pondering a fateful decision between stepping into the bathtub or stepping onto the stage. She asks herself aloud what course to take as she faces uncertainty, with the maid paring and the judge’s voice implied in the scene.
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Marle
Mademoisel Je
Legless Boy Learns to Swim and Wrestle in Philadelphia
Charlies F. Parvis, swimming instructor for the boards of education, teaches 14 year old Tyson Wetchler, who lost his legs to a freight accident, to swim and wrestle. The boy, in Hackett School's seventh grade, performs stunts on a bench and dives from a six foot platform after four lessons weekly. He can swim half a mile using arm movements and has learned several difficult strokes.
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Philadelphia
Charlies F. Parvis
Board of Education
Tyson Wetchler
Hackett School
Bath House
Parvis
Gardens in Japan Inspire Quiet Monastic Landscape Practice
Excerpt cites Eliza Rubi n Scidmore's The Famous Gardens of Kioto noting widespread Japanese garden fascination across eras. Children model gardens, soldiers craft home landscapes, emperors join monasteries to meditate and design, with priests nobles and court ladies following landscape art rules.
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Japan
Kioto
Eliza Rubmab Scidmore
Oregon Children Make Gardens Initiative Plans
More than 60 000 Oregon children are said to be busy making gardens under an industrial contest designed to teach the true dignity of labor. The superintendent urged parents and teachers statewide to assist with the plans provided by the board.
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Oregon
Land Commissioner Hopkins Details Segregation Delay
G G Hopkins, Commissioner of the General Land Office, recounts the push for immediate segregation of reduced lands in a long regulatory sequence. He cites letters to and from Washington, Geological Survey reports, and irrigation progress as of 1912, noting delays beyond his control and ongoing field examinations amid public notices.
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Smith
General Land Office
United States Land Office
Geological Survey
Washington
Land Office
Avery
Scological Survey
G. G. Hopkins
Marking with pyrography preserves names on wood items
The article notes using a pyrography tool to burn names into wooden objects such as hockey sticks bats and rackets. Painted names may wear off but burned marks remain visible and help identify ownership.
Sherman Co Varnishes Wall Paper Leads
Local ad section highlights The Sherman Company offerings in wallpaper and varnishes. Potential buyers are invited to inquire about materials and finishes from a regional supplier lineup.
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Sherman Co
Birth birthday party for Master Tae Golden Bath
News item covers a Wednesday birthday celebration for Master Tae Golden Bath with flowers, cake, ice cream, and attendees including Ruth Burns and Helen Bledsoe. Also mentions Mrs Helen Beach’s horse accident, local railroad men buying building lots, a lawn party hosted by the Mumm sisters, and a bouquet sent to Mrs Thomas Gordon in hospital.
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Tae Golden Bath
Wm. Rath
Doak
Gage
Mise Helen Hwidso
Ruth Burns
Margarethe Bresnahen
Helen Bledsoe
Edna Gage
Heith Montigue
Donia Varnim
Horace Burns
Floyd McCloud
Lawrence Folck
Floyd Pattee
Herbert Gage
Lam
Joseph Olden Rath
Francis Gage
Harry Gage
James Keolder
Arthur
Bachman
Portland
Ore
O'Connell
Helen Beach
Lota
Vina
Bertha
Martha Mumm
Munim
Thos. Gordon
Oldest Denver Policeman Patrolled Union Square Site
Patrolman Charles Hacock, 61, the oldest in service in Denver, has been ordered to apply for a pension by the fire and police board after medical exams show incapacity for further duty. For 22 years he has patrolled the Fifteenth and Arapahoe beat, recalling era of Queen Victoria and London bobby days.
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Denver
Colo
Charles Hacock
Fire and Police Board
Wacock
Fifteenth
Arapahoe
Money trust and underwriting syndicates shape railroad finance
A historical analysis explains how underwriting syndicates of New York bankers pool capital for large public works. J. P. Morgan & Co plans a 170 million system financed via a five year syndicate with bonds at five percent, attracting investors at around 960 per unit. The article argues these bankers provide quick funding and security, forming a powerful money trust.
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New York
House
J. P. Morgan & Co
The Weary Business Man and The Weary Willy Ruse
A discussion argues that the notion of a tired business man is a fabrication used by theater managers to justify musical comedies. It contends the average business man is industrious, not weary, and rejects the excuse of tiredness as a stereotype and manipulation.
Murderer Confesses in Silverton Double Shooting
Victor Pangrazi confessed to fatally shooting Max Dallavalle in the Dallavalle home on September 15, 1911. Rosa Dallavalle and Pangrazi were bound over to the September district court term. Zanott is being sought by authorities.
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Silverton
Colo
Victor Pangrazi
Rosa Dallavalle
Max Dallavalle
Justice of the Peace
Watson
Pangrazi
Dallavalle
August Zanott
Zanott
Pangras
Clara A Ligter Hairdressing Ad At 411 W 19th
Advertisement for Shampooing and Manicuring and artistic hairdressing by Clara A Ligter located at 411 West 19th with phone number 817 cent.
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Clara A. Ligter
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Pr. E. O. Pienie
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Schmering
Mes Jamies Couchman
Busselle
Brookhart
Wheeler
Rockafield
Newlin
A. Wolfer
Stubbs
Bird
Garver
Sherman, Co
Capitol Commercial CO
Capitol Ave
Sands
Nyal's
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Want Ad Sedium of
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Cheyenne Free
Kelley Mercantile CO
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Cheyenne Greamery CO
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