Women Club Members Plan Lake Minnehaha Outing
The PF. E. O. Sisterhood and families meet at Lake Minnehaha this afternoon assembling at 9:00. Committee includes Mrs. Kinkead Mrs. Fox Mrs. Hert Glea con and Miss Rosalie Stone. Help One Another club hosted a Thursday play spell with a sumptuous lunch at City Park. Guests listed include Mesdames Morten Sherman Hitchcock Garey Biron Rimmer London Baerresin Burns Warbaugh Bartley and Misses Jack Mollie Lee Fessie Sadie Large.
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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 Kenning Social at Mrs Prosser’s Home
In church circles the Ald society of the Methodist church met Thursday afternoon sending members by auto and carriage to Mrs Prosser’s five miles south. A rare country gathering halted business for a Kenning social, with Frontier Meals committee reports showing $406 clear profit. Funds support building and furnishing the parsonage, and guests praised Mrs Prosser and family for their generous hospitality.
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Mrs. Prosser
Schmering
Mes Jamies Couchman
Busselle
Brookhart
Wheeler
Rockafield
Newlin
A. Wolfer
Stubbs
Bird
Garver
Methodist Ald Society
Mra. Proscot
Frontier Meals
Social dance and card party hosted by Jewish Ladies' Circle
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 at City Park For Presbyterian Sunday School
Mrs. Leon C Hills Superintendent and assistants hosted a Thursday afternoon picnic for about sixty children and mothers at City Park. Guests enjoyed playtime and refreshments as Spring Morton and Miss Mabel Knight oversaw activities while mothers relaxed watching the youngsters.
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Leon C. Hills
The
Presbyterian Sunday School
Meadames Spring
Morton
Mabel Knight
City Park
Mere Matter of Choice Judge Dialogue
In a reflection scene Marle debates whether to step into the bathtub or go on the stage as the maid paring perplexedly asks what she was about to do. Marle shrugs and wonders aloud about her options. The judge provides the frame for this moment of indecision.
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Marle
Mademoisel Je
Legless Boy Learns to Swim and Wrestle in School Program
Charlies F. Parvis, an instructor for the Philadelphia Board of Education, teaches 14 year old Tyson Wetchler, a legless student mangled by a freight train at age six, to swim and wrestle. After four weekly lessons, the boy can dive from a six foot platform and swim half a mile using arm movements, while excelling in the Hackett School seventh grade.
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Philadelphia
Charlies F. Parvis
Board of Education
Tyson Wetchler
Hackett School
Bath House
Parvis
Gardens and garden culture in Japan
Excerpt notes how Japanese love of gardens permeates life from children with toy gardens to soldiers making home landscapes near tents and emperors retiring to monasteries in Kioto. Priests nobles and court ladies followed landscape art rules, with abundant garden book illustrations noted from Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore.
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Japan
Kioto
Eliza Rubmab Scidmore
Oregon Children Make Gardens Initiative Expands Statewide
More than 60,000 Oregon children are engaged in garden projects as part of an industrial contest aimed at teaching the dignity of labor. The superintendent and all parents and teachers are urged to assist with plans provided by the board.
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Oregon
Land Commissioner Hopkins notes delays in land segregation
G G Hopkins states the General Land Office delayed immediate segregation of a reduced land list after assurances in 1911. He describes steps, studies, and correspondence with Washington while irrigation work and legal reviews continued, ending with ongoing uncertainty three years after the application.
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Smith
General Land Office
United States Land Office
Geological Survey
Washington
Land Office
Avery
Scological Survey
G. G. Hopkins
Marking on Wood with Pyrographyequipment
A note advises using a pyrography tool to permanently mark wooden items such as hockey sticks bats and rackets. Painted names may wear off but burned marks remain clear and lasting for identification.
The Sherman Co Advertises Paint and Wallpaper in Want Ad
A historic notice from The Sherman Co highlights offerings in wallpaper varnishes and related supplies advertised in the local Want Ad section, signaling a business presence in the community.
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Want Ad Sedium of
Wyormine
Sanitas
Sherman Co
Birthday celebration at Master Tae Golden Bath home
News notes from South Cheyenne recount a birthday party for Master Tae Golden Bath with flowers, cake, ice cream, and guests like Ruth Burns and Helen Bledsoe. Also mentioned are Mrs. Helen Beach thrown from a horse, real estate interest in the area, a lawn party hosted by Misses Vina, Bertha and Martha Mumm, and a bouquet sent to Mrs. Thos 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 Retires for Pension
Patrolman Charles Hacock, 61, oldest in service among Denver police, ordered to apply for a pension after a medical exam showed incapacity for further duty. For 22 years he has patrolled the Fifteenth and Arapahoe streets intersection, where locals recall him best. His life story includes days as a London bobby and recollections from Queen Victoria’s era.
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Denver
Colo
Charles Hacock
Fire and Police Board
Wacock
Fifteenth
Arapahoe
Money Trusts and Underwriting Syndicates Shape Rail Financing
The piece explains how underwriting syndicates formed by bankers like J P Morgan & Co finance large projects such as New York City subways. It states these groups pool capital, pledge bonds, and form five year syndicates to move millions quickly, arguing this method makes huge loans possible and keeps investor money flowing despite moral concerns.
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New York
House
J. P. Morgan & Co
The Weary Willies and the Tired Business Man
A discussion debunks the notion that businessmen are inherently weary from work. The piece argues most businesspeople are industrious and self reliant, not fatigued, and that the tired business man stereotype is a manufactured excuse by theater and media interests.
Murderer Confesses in Silverton Hearing
Victor Pangrazi admitted shooting Max Dallavalle in the Dallavalle home on September 15, 1911. Rosa Dallavalle and Pangrazi are bound over to the district court for the September term. Zanott remains at large as authorities search for him.
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Silverton
Colo
Victor Pangrazi
Rosa Dallavalle
Max Dallavalle
Justice of the Peace
Watson
Pangrazi
Dallavalle
August Zanott
Zanott
Pangras
Artistic Hairdressing and MHairwork in 411 W 19th
Clara A. Ligter offers shampooing and manicuring services at 411 West 19th street with phone contact 817 for artistic hairdressing and hairwork.
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Clara A. Ligter
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Pr. E. O. Pienie
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Capitol Commercial CO
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Sands
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Hopkins
News of
South Cheyenne
Cheyenne Free
Kelley Mercantile CO
10Th
Ravery
D. J. O'Connell
Cheyenne Greamery CO
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