Marital ceremony aboard in distant theater
Relatives of Dr. Howard Snyder and the bridegroom John Conklin attended a formal wedding in the Philippines ceremony at Camp Stolaenbders near Manila. The bride’s father Major John Conklin and other relatives witnessed the event before the couple departed for San Francisco. Dr. Snyder, an army surgeon, will remain in the Philippines for another year. Major Conklin is a veteran of the Second Meld artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Snyder
Philipises
Om” Daly
Poat
Camp Stolaenbders
Manila
Irs John Conklin
Mr. Conklin
Tew
John Conklin
Snyder
Paris Fashion Hints Capt and Mr Hart Return from Denver
Capt and Mrs V K Hart and two sons returned from a pleasant visit with relatives in Denver. Mr Bé ler Macfarling and son arrived from their ranches and are guests of Mr and Mrs Ie Bris to and Mrs John Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Chapman
Mrs. Dudlow Glafcke
Catherine
Sheridan
George Gilland
John Gilland
Gon
Mrs. Davis
Denver
Filius Myers
Denvey
Joseph McGarey
Robert Carey
Careyhurst
Sherman Morris
Park Addition
George McIntyre
Denver, Colorado
W. C. Mulford
Lydia Hillard
Cora Frye
Warren Mulford
Gran'i> Springs
Capt
Mr. V. K. Hart
Béler Macfarling
Ie Bristo
John Morrison
Frontier visitors and local notices fill city briefs
City reports include Frontier visitors Mrs. and Mrs. T E McNamara of Douglas and Dr George Catlin attending, a marriage license for Wallace D Gorham and Mamie Boyd, sad news of Mrs Robert Lindsey’s Montreal death, and Co R Field arrested for petit larceny over two pairs of trousers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catlin
George Catlin
Hartville
Frontier
T. E. McNamara
Douglas
The
City
Wallace D. Gorham
Fort Gal- Collins
Mamie Boyd
Laramie
Montreal
Robert Lindsey
App
Fort Russell
Co. R. Field
Smalley
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Story Promotes Remedy
A Chicago woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her after multiple operations were advised. She describes severe inflammation and a tumor, and says a friend told her of the remedy. The note touts the product as a standard female health aid for displacements, ulcers, irregularities, and other ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lydia
Pinkham
E. Pinkham
Alvena Sperling
Clybourne Ave
Lydia F. Pinkham
Frontier arrivals include Goldsmiths boosters from Denver
One of the boastful groups visiting the frontier city is Goldsmith's boosters from Denver. They joined other visitors to attend Frontier events and show support for the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsmith's, Boosters
Frontier
Goldsmith's Boosters
Denver
Tents for visiting firemen in Cheyenne
Meomberg of the Cheyenne fire department has set up tents behind headquarters and provided pots for visiting firemen from other cities taking part in Frontier events despite the rough wording in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meomberg
Cheyenne Fire Department
Cheyenne
Weather holds firm at Frontier Park snow celebration
Cooler morning saw 25 degrees but sun emerged, mild temps restored by afternoon. Forecasters promise continued Warner weather for the final two days of the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Park
Warner Weather
Burn Your Porch Lights in Cheyenne Sparks Community Mood
A stray OCR fragment notes visitors in town and a call to brighten Cheyenne by lighting porches. The line reads as a local mood booster prompting residents to show hospitality and illuminate streets. No additional context or dates present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Omaha Boosters Arrive for Frontier Days in Cheyenne
One hundred Omaha businessmen arrive by private train to attend Frontier Days in Cheyenne. General Frederick Smith meets them at Union Pacific station, then escorts the group to Fort Russell by auto for a troop review. The delegation includes a board of Ak-Sar-Ben governors and representatives from the Omaha Commercial Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Cavalry
Ft. Russell Wal
Frederick Smith
Fort Russell
Smith
A. L. Mohler
Walon Pacific
Board of Governors
Ak-Sar-Ben
Union Block Lords
Omaha Commercial Club
Omehans
Campbell
Omaha
Spain
Omata
South Omaha
Ona
Omahs At & Otulock
Stal
Arte of the Weat
Fortier
Too Many Young Men Too Many Young Men Who are just starting
The article argues that banks welcome small deposits from young men as saving habits form and balances grow. It notes Citizens National Bank invites young men and promotes cordial cooperation to support their financial start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
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George C. Agnew
C. Leon Agnew
Agnew
Pebyiian Street
Mr. Agnéw
C. B McEndree
Central Cily
Nebr
Hickieman
Aililiner
Rose Murchison
Daying
P.S. Cook
HD. Gleason
Addd
Tohnson
Uheyene
Frank Dunton
Denver, Colo
W. G. Walker
Mr. and
Mra
Samuel McConara
Paris
Dierce
Capitol Avenue
Gs. Oliver
Frontier Trains
Burlington Depot
Freg
Wassermins
Ming
H. EK. Penfold
Ak-Sar-Hen
Joseph Barker
H. BE. Palmer Son & Co
F. Buckingham
Neral Manager - Union
Stock Yards _U
General J. ©. Root
Woodmen of the World
C. B. Black
Hatty Black
the Hatter
Chas. Courtney, CourtNey & Co
Chas. H. Pickens
Ak-Sar-Ben, Paxton & Gallagher Company
Chas. Beaton
President
Beaton Drug Co
Gould Dirtz
Diets Lumber Co
Arthur Smith
M. Kb, Smith
Emil Brandeis
J. L. Brandeis & Sons
W. L. Vetter
Vetter-Davidson Wall Paper Company
Lydia E.pinkham
Uley
Weather Warner
Craig & Tholland
Rockwells Curio Store
Capitol Ave
Frontier Days
Wyoming
Live Stock Commission
Ttme
Upe
Maret
Union Stock Yards
Bell Telephone
Citizen’s. National Bank
Beyhad
Billy Walker
Carey Avenue
Carey Ave
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