Christmas and New Year duties shed at Fort Russell
Mrs Frank L Houx announces abolition of Tuiesdays at home on Christmas and New Year days. Fort Russell Hospital Aid Society plans flower and delicacy deliveries to the post hospital aided by Mrs Houx. Miss Frances Davie brides near holiday event. Liberty Loan drive reports strong female participation and significant funds raised. New homes welcomed. social events include informal teas and surprise parties as Fort Russell community prepares for troop moves and separations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Houx
Fort Russell Hospital
Houx
Post Hospital
Jliss Davis
Frances Davie
J. D. Freeborn
4. G. Watson
Liberty Loan
Cyrus Beard
Cheyenne
Harry P. Hynds
Kest Eighteenth Street
Hynds
Plains Hotel
W. C. Hoskins
Twentieth
Evans Streets
Helen Dawson
Kuests
Helen Hrae
Jessie Stanfield
Ethel Grainger
Dorig Baldwin
Edith Gvainger
Gail Williams
Marjorie Warner
Louise Frisbee
Messrs. Nash
Streebe
Clarence Brown
Willam Wilson
Fort Russell
George Lowery
Roy Cotton
Earl Breach
Harry Dawson
Port Russell Society
Leigh A. Fuller
Charleston
D. C
Southeastern Department
United States Army
South
Colonel Fuller
Fort Roussell
Tallaferro
San Diego
Wright
Colonel Wright
Huston
Major Huston
Taliaferro
Robbe
McClelland
Elizabeth Riner
Major Coughlan
Iurt
Crain
Richart
Joseph Curry
Hisbee, Ariz
Twenty-fifth Cavalry Club
Visiting List Notes Dumm Family Trip and Visits
Dr and Mrs W T Dumm return from Philadelphia after a Methodist board meeting and ten days in New York with their son Franklin Dumm in the medical corps. He is granted a furlough and heads to Cincinnati. Mrs Lane returns from St Louis with Mr Lane for Thanksgiving. Ellen Kirke returns home to Findlay after Cheyenne visit. Mrs Blumer Nelson goes to Laramie to stay with her mother Mrs Downey.
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W. T. Dumm
Methodist Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Philadelphia
New York
Franklin Dumm
Medical Corps
Wyoming Regiment
Mr. Dumm
Cincinnati
Schenk
Postal worker unions flayed by postmaster
Postmaster General Burleton calls postal employee unions a public welfare menace and urges Congress to repeal laws allowing unionization. His annual report shows a 9,846,211 dollar surplus, a 5.66 percent revenue rise, and 329,726,116 dollars in total receipts including money orders and savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burleton
Congress
Local society notes summarize travels and visits
The report lists Miss Margaret Knittle returning to Douglas after a Thanksgiving visit to Miss Ruth Weaver and Miss Edith Grainger departing for Chicago for a few months. Mrs. Anna Gerson traveling from the National block area to Idaho Springs and Denver to visit her sons before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Omaha
Margaret Knittle
Douglas
Ruth Weaver
Weaver
Edith Grainger
Chicago
Anna Gerson
Idaho Springs
Colo
Denver
Church Circles Schedule Bazaar and Social Gatherings
Baptist Willing Workers meet at 1 p m at Mrs Alice James 1925 Central Ave to plan a bazaar for early next week Social Circle of the Methodist church meets at Red Cross headquarters to discuss Red Cross work Guild of St Mark conduct a bazaar bake sale and tea at Parish house opening at 10 am Jitney dance planned this evening Altar and Rosary society reports 67 members at St Marys yesterday with sewing knitting and visiting hosted by Mrs Storey Mrs Fitzgerald and Mr Ralph Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice James
Central Avenue
Methodist Church
Red Cross
Guild of St. Mark‘s
Allay and Rosary Society
Altar and Rosary Society
St. Mary's
William Storey
Storey
Fitzgerald
Ralph Robertson
Lander Convenes State Teachers Convention in Buffalo
Lander delegates Verma Wells and Superintendent Gilmore attend the 1817 session at Buffalo to press for a formal invitation from the Commercial club and to secure acceptance for the next state teachers convention in Lander. They advocate endorsement or reception of the invitation for the 9 and 7 passenger touring cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
Wyo
Dee
Tinety
Scot
Verma Wells
Gilmore
Buffalo
Commercial Club
Rockefeller kin' Saxophonist Motorman Prefers Joys of Life
Sherwood D. Rockefeller, a St Louis motorman, works daily on United Railways and plays saxophone for pleasure. He is a double cousin of John D Rockefeller, though he rejects wealth focus, saying he values family, home, friends, and music over riches.
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Rockefeller
John D
Sherwood D
ST. Louis
Sherwood D. Rockefeller
Sherwood B
John
United Railways
St. Louisans
Sherwood TD
New York
Hudson River
Rockefeller Family Association
War to Affect Many Austrians in State Mines
The proposed roundup of Austrian citizens triggers concern in Wyoming mining towns. Most coal workers in the state are Austrians, with large numbers in Sunrise iron mines. In Rock Springs half the population is Austrian, many lacking naturalization papers, risking mine shutdowns and reduced coal supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Sunrise Iron
Rock Springs
Naturalinajon
Hanna Coal
Lao
It Ik
Yellowstone Highway Payment Authorized by Industrial Club
The Industrial Club approved a $100 payment to the Yellowstone Highway Association at their regular meeting on Wednesday. The action honors ongoing work improving the highway, seen as a sound investment as constant upgrades draw more tourists into the county, with Cheyenne serving as the gateway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Highway Association
Industtal Club
Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming
Temperature and humidity data for 24 hours ending 6 p m. with mean and hourly highs and lows. Report shows highest 66 degrees at 1 p m and lowest 20 degrees at 6:02 a m, wind NW 44 mph, precipitation since Jan 1 at 13.28 inches. Official through U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau.
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U. 8
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Wyo
Dee
L. D. Daingerrlield
Young girl knocked down in taxi near West 18th Street
Jaex Lewis a 1b year old girl was struck as she attempted to alight from a taxi at her home on West Eighteenth Street yesterday. The car was driven by a soldier at the time. Other occupants Cecelia Walsh J Hyman and J Gudenschwarts were taxi drivers and were arrested by police. Authorities said licenses will probably be revoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaex Lewis
Eighteenth Street
Cary
Cecelia Walsh
J. Hyman
J. Gudenschwarts
Toa
Preacher Emcowers and Shmol s Hemrt Wot Nd Wheatlands
Uncertain OCR fragment mentions Death Rey AR with F Paxton nearly recovered from a recent injury. It references a field shooting by two young Mexican boys at Pederal station and a note about paper hanging for Sherman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatlands Wye
Paxton
Pederal Station
Cheyenne Weather Forecast Warns of Snow and Cold Friday
Snow is probable Friday for Cheyenne and vicinity with much colder temperatures and strong northerly winds. Shippers and stone men are urged to take notice as Wyoming also anticipates snow and a sharp cold snap Friday with fresh to strong northerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Newcastle News-Journal Sold to Pete Kinney in Sundance
The Newcastle News-Journal changes hands to Pete Kinney, publisher of the Newcastle Gazette. The laber paper will likely discontinue when Kinney assumes control on January 1. Phone and prompt service advertised with reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundance
Wyo
Newcastle News-Journal
Pete Kinney
Newcastle Gazette
Laber
Kingly
Journal
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Wooltex and
Palmer
WM. Myers
Burleson
Ny Associated Press
Benefit Party
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias Hall
Laramie
Johnson School
PT. A
Knights and Ladies of Security
Knights and Ladies of Seefrjiy
K. @ hall
The
Swisher Optical Company
Western Vinton
Swisher
W. 17Th St
Lamb’s Sales
Weather Report
Sherman Co
Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Hitadelplta
Triad
Joseph Lunn
W. 10Th
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