Local society notices and hospital update in Cheyenne
Mrs. M B Melquist and Mrs S C Kinnear plan a second street visit this afternoon at 3. Mrs Charles N Potter hosts Congregational Aid society, Mrs H M Ireland's circle entertains, and Mrs Harry Brennan of Sterling, Colorado recovers from major surgery in the private hospital. Dancing party at Fort Russell with Mark McNammee and Theodore Meyers. officers dance at the Post tonight. Miss Dawson visits Denver, Christine sale progresses despite weather, YWCA gym class canceled for fuel restrictions, ND AKR Zion chapter to meet at 3 pm Saturday at YWCA with Miss Margaret Weaver.
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Congregational
Ald Society
Charles N. Potter
H. M. Ireland
Mark McNammee
Theodore Meyers
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Port Russell
Zion
ND. A. KR
Margaret Weaver
Anglo American cooperation urged on air development
Major General Sir F H Sykes, British Controller General of Civil Aviation, seeks full Anglo American cooperation on air development during his America trip. He notes Britain supports government subsidies to foster design, with prizes for small business aircraft and a future ocean-going airboat concept.
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London
F. H. Sykes
Great Britain
United States
America
John W. Davis
Sykes
Japan
Britain
General Sykes
France
British Isles
City Seeks Bid for Triple Combination Fire Truck
Sealed bids for a triple combination fire truck are invited by the City of Cheyenne for January 5th, 1920. Bids require a certified check of 100 dollars payable to the City. The clerk will open bids publicly at the January 5th council meeting. the city reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Cheyenne
J. J. Showalter
Weather report from Cheyenne warns roadways impassable
The Weather Bureau office in Cheyenne Wyoming reports roadways in all directions from Cheyenne are impassable on December 1 1919. One car reportedly reached from Greely by the old road near the packing house despite conditions.
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Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Greeley
Wadleigh to Get Son's Insurance Benefit
Wadleigh, living at 908 West Twenty seventh Street, was informed by Congressman Mondell that his deceased son's war risk insurance will go to him as natural heir. The aunt Alias May Trow of Buffalo was named as beneficiary, but she is ruled ineligible. The monthly amount totals $28.75.
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FFP
Wadleigh
West Twenty Seventh Street
F. W. Mondell
May Trow
Buffalo
War Risk Boreagues
Trow
Mongolia Described as Interesting Yet Primitive
The National Geographic Society notes Mongolia as one of the world’s most interesting and primitive countries. Mongolans use a written language and Buddhist faith, with lamas dominating religious life. water is scarce, camels cross the Gobi in seasonal caravans, and exchanges use Chinese tael, ink bricks, and brick tea.
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Washington, D. C
China
Mongolia
National Geographic Society
Ethan C. le Munyon
Gobi
Gobi Desert
Mongol customs and siege of Urgen tale
Readable portions describe Mongol dietary habits including mutton as staple food and tea with fat, frequent feasting, and lack of fixed meals. The piece notes Urga or Ulaanbaatar-like Urga settings, Buddhist prayer wheels, streets and amban history, with references to Chinese governance and independence.
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Uren
Paradine
Eata
Buddha's
Mongolia
China
Urea
British Campaign Promotes Unique Export Register
The Jazz Industrion announces a one of a kind advertising push to back an export register listing British manufacturers and trade associations. Aimed at proving England produces diverse goods unknown abroad, ten thousand copies will be printed for distribution.
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London
Jazz Industrion
I Uuelan
England
Multilingual editions planned for Tritola tote materials
The note outlines ten additional copies to be printed in Spanish French Portuguese Italian Russian and German. It specifies distribution across multiple languages.
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Dominioa
Woman Sentenced to Jail for Vagrancy in Local Court
A woman was sentenced to a jail term for vagrancy after a brief court session yesterday afternoon. The case, heard in the local tribunal, resulted in a small fine and a short jail period.
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Vaughan Wee
Pottes Sedge — Bwainson
Yen Ae
Cheyenne Man Weds in Charlotte A M
W. H. Burdick son of Mrs. W. H. Thompson of Toi West Eighteenth street married Miss Fioresce Dinkins in Charlotte North Carolina. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Luther Little with a small group of friends present. Burdick served 18 months overseas with the Rainbow division and returned from France in May.
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W. H. Burdick
W. H. Thompson
West Eighteenth Street
Charlotte
M. C
Cheyenne
Fioresce Dinkins
Luther Little
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Society News
M. B. Melquist
S. c Kinnear
Ina
Dianne
Laramie
Harry Brennen
Sterling
Colorado
Don Foster
East Lincoln
Mra. McNammee
Port
Mra. B.A. Poore
Helen Dawson
Minnie Becker
Denver
Y. W. C. A. Gymnasium
Highways Weather Report
Wadleigh To
Son’s Insurance
West Pocket
The
Stock Growers National Bank For
Capitol Ave
Castoria
Dinneen
Ben Davis
Worden D. Cross
Capitol Avenue
South
Shang Hai
Wiest
Unies
Howard
Yun
Nately
Anne
Baldwin Company
Pnay
Howard Manualo
Tevays
Klein’s Music Store
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Pow
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