Doll Raffle Aids United War Work Campaign
Minnehaha Campfire Girls of Cheyenne dressed a doll and raffled it off at Mitchells on Carey avenue to aid the United War Work campaign. Miss Doris Berkley won on number 76. fifteen dollars was raised for the Cheyenne campaign. The event was led by Mrs J C Newlin, guardian of Camp Minnehaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United War Work Campaign
Cheyenne
Mitchell's
Carey Avenue
United War Work Campaign Committee
Doris Berkley
South Side
Committee On War Work
Mrg
J. C. Newlin
C. Minnehaha
Camp
Minnehaha
Allison to Appoint Red Cross Drive Committee Soon
Archibald Allison, chairman of the Red Cross drive, said he would appoint his canvassing committee for the city very soon. He arranged to have booths on each corner due to influenza restrictions.
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Archibald Allison
Red Cross
Allison
Personal Mention of Otto Hirsig Taken to Hospital
Mr. Otto Hirsig, brother of Mr. J C Gans of East Seventeenth Street, was taken to St John’s Hospital on Wednesday night suffering from the fever. He is not seriously ill at present, with a temperature around 102 degrees.
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Otto Hirsig
J.C. Gans
East Seventeenth Street
St. John's Hospital
Tin Foil Drawer Replenished by Donor Mrs BE Devine
Mrs BE W Devine contributed a bag of tin foil to the Red Cross foil drawer today, helping the local collection stay stocked for relief efforts. The drawer is readily accessible for residents to drop off similar donations.
Full Line Ads and Visitors in Cheyenne Town
Classified notices and social items describe auto repair ads and express services, plus a stream of visitors from Denver San Francisco Chicago Boulder and Casper. The piece notes a cafe sugar bowl revival after peace and lists several locals and visitors with brief movements through Cheyenne.
Women's Silk and Lisle Footwear Sale Ad
Woman's Silk and Lisle and Men's Lisle stockings advertised with prices from 1.00 to 1.50. Children's Felts sold at 1.00 and 1.25. Beautiful brown and grey shoes pitched as handsome Christmas gifts.
Ranch figures and city visitors share Cheyenne visit notes
J Scott of North Platte stays in town indefinitely. J Wish of Wellington buys 200 two year old steers from Christensen and Hall and ships them to his ranch for spring fattening. Paul R. Kirtley of Denver on a short business trip. E Gunther of Douglas stops in Cheyenne for the weekend. John J. Wayne of Lincoln stays a few days. F C Osborne of Hillsdale visits Cheyenne over Sunday. R G Anderson of Lincoln and Fred G Austin of Eaton also visit Cheyenne.
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J. W. Wish
Wellington
Colo
Christensen and Hall
Durham
Wish
Flu Record Shows Weekend Rise With New Cases and Deaths
The board of health reports 23 new influenza cases and three deaths on Saturday, with five deaths noted Friday night. One victim was Mrs. Fisher, wife of a Geyser laundry driver, among the dead.
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Board of Health
Mrs. Fisher
Move to create Garey county from Converse county
In Glenrock a movement to split Converse county and form a new Garey county with Glenrock as capital was launched. A committee was appointed to lead the campaign, with the plan to take the western 27 miles for the new county.
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Riverton
Glenrock
Converse County
Garey County
Advice to flu convalescents and TB warning
U S Public Health Service urges caution as influenza convalescents require lung exams to detect early tuberculosis. With one million TB cases in the United States the report warns not to trust patent medicines and stresses early recognition as key. lingering colds may signal TB.
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U. S. Public Health Service
United States
Beware tuberculosis and influenza dangers
Public health note urges precautions and professional exams rather than self diagnosis. Encourages medical lung checks at monthly intervals, strong living, good food, and fresh air. Warns against patent medicines and promotes a proactive, fresh-air lifestyle.
Health warning links influenza to tuberculosis spread in U S
A Public Health Service report ties influenza in Spain to higher pulmonary tuberculosis deaths. Surgeon General Rupert Blue urges precautions, noting weakened resistance after influenza makes people more susceptible. He cites New York City and Framingham data and warns against patent medicines lacking cure, urging good diet and fresh air.
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Washington, D. C
United States Public Health Service
Spain
Arthur Neewsholme
Public Health Service
England
United States
Rupert Blue
Blue
General March sees clear field in getting units back
Eight of thirteen divisions of the American third army reach the Rhine with plans to be on American soil within weeks after peace. General March says four months to return units after the peace declaration, with possible law changes for occupation forces. He cites 7,658 officers discharged last week and over 200,000 enlisted men discharged in the United States.
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Gen. March
United States
Associated Press
Washington
Rhine
March
Wilton
Congress
Marek
France
Army of Occupation
National Army
Europe
Pershing
Death of Brother-in-Law Terrill Shocks Cheyenne
Miss Nell Terrill of 1923 Central Avenue received a Denver telegram Friday that her brother Indian Terrill was gravely ill. She hurried to Cheyenne and found him with a high fever. He improved Friday as fever dropped two degrees, but died early this morning. Terrill will likely stay in Denver with his sister for another week.
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Furry
Ireland
Denver
Nell Terrill
Central Avenue
Cheyenne
Priday
Mika Terrill
Denve
Atte
Por Cheereds Grandpa Gift List
A fragmentary notice lists items such as Geld and Silver Pencils Tobacco Jara Collar Buttons Emblem Watch Dharma Vext Chains Mantel Clocks and mentions Niveth Roberts Jewelry eae Ady in a catalog-like fashion.
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Emblem Watch Dharma
Niveth, Roberts Jewelry
Eae Ady
Casper Dee Casters Attend J W Price Funeral
Funeral services for J W Price were held yesterday morning in the lodge room of the Odd Fellows hall with S O O officiating. The Wyoming resident owned the Mina Grove ranch near the city and died at Coal Springs Missouri. his body was transported here for burial at the upper cemetery.
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Casper
Dee
J. W. Price
Odd Fellows Hall
S. O
Wade
Cometaby
Coal Springs
Mina Grove
Thin City
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Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Elizabeth Vaughan
Winchester
John Harrington
University of Colorado
The
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Young Harrington
Camp Zachery Taylor
Kentucky
F. I. Furry
Helen
Com. Soon
Dainties
Cheyenne Creamery Co
Plaine
Mica Ethel Paul
Mise Citheart
Hazel Flitten
Rossiter
the Roses of Pleardy
Chapele “Valse Vanity
Rosmer
Jerome Kern
Co .D‘ambrozio
Ethel Paul
Apital Coal Company Coal OF All &Mrs
Hola
Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
Plains Auto Company
Dumphey Auto Express
Plains Auto Co
Lagrange
H. M. Babbitt
Goshen Hole Land
Benner
Dad
Signet Rings
Niveth, Roberts Jewelry Company
A. Goar
A. Peters
San Francisco
Qiaings Hotel
H. Hyens
Chicago
George Brannon
the Plains
A. C. Cornelia
F. i Homes
G. F. Jones
William Albertson
Wm. R. Johnson
Polo, Ill
Mre, R. C. Weastage
Kaycee
James I. Magers
Wayne, Ind
B. G. Worcester
Boulder, Colo
Carroll H. Wogerman
Phoenix Hosiery
Wasserman’s
J. Scott
North Platte, Neb
Town
Paul R. Kirtley
Douglas
John J. Wayne of
Lincoln
F. C. Osborne
Hillsdale
R. G. Anderson
Fred G. Austin
Eaton, Colorado
W. W. O'Neil
Carter Oil Company
Casper Resenay
Lance Creek
Carter
Brian
Bill
New York City
Department of Health
Framingham
Mass
Danger Signa
Chas, Alshuler Mr
Miss Terried
Bensver
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