Wyoming DAR hosts lively meeting at Burgess home
Wyoming Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held a well attended Saturday gathering at Mrs W A Burgess home with new officers named and two new members welcomed. The program featured solos by Mrs Brooks, piano by Frank Burgess, and revolutionary anecdotes. a governor’s mansion tea followed, with Miss Jean Brooks and Miss Rosalie Stone presiding.
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J. C. Thompson
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John Lacey
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Rosalie Stone
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Delroy Shingle
Kent Snyder
Clarence Hammond
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John Clark
Ralph Goodrich
William Riner
Rey Olds
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Mark Chapman
Charles Griffin
Bessie Cook
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Jewelry and Glass Ware Sale Promises Big Christmas Savings
The store promotes marked down jewelry diamonds silverware and cut glass with savings up to 50 percent. Featured items include gold filled and solid gold fobs lockets cuff links and rings, plus a wide selection of Rogers and Wallace ware, Elgin and other watches, chafing dishes, coffee percolators, and Gorham Towle lines with 25 percent discounts. Large stock, deposit holds, and wholesale-like prices advertised.
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Extensive Mine Operations Planned at Big Muddy
Following a recent deal Mudepeth and Tolliver transfer coal leases to James Mullen and brother at the Big Muddy mines in Converse County on the Natrona line. New lessees plan deeper shafting and broader prospecting while expanding mercantile business tied to Coal Creek Coal Company.
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Jame Mullen and Brother
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Converse County
Chicago & Northwestern
Natrona County
Coal Creek Coal Company
B. B. Brooks
Hudspeth & Tolliver
Lesseen
Coal Creek Company
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Liquid cures eczema where salves fail
Medical authorities urge washing away skin germs with a nephri drug wash rather than greasy salves. A simple wash, combining wintergreen and thymol as in the D. D. D. Prescription, penetrates and destroys germs, then soothes the skin. A 26 cent trial bottle offers a start. Sold by Palace Pharmacy and A. E Rodel.
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Taft Names Van Devanter To High Court Post
President Taft selects Van Devanter for a high court post as the commission prepares to elect its new chairman and contemplates the retirement of former Senator Francis M. Cockrell of Missouri.
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van Devanter
Commerce Court law created by amendment to interstate act
The commission members remaining are Clarke Harlan Clements Lane and Prouty. The commerce court law created by the amendment passed last by this Congress provides for appointing five additional circuit judges by the president to form the court with no two from the same judicial district. These judges will serve on the commerce court and then be reassigned to circuit duties. Plete Ralls at Sherman Co.
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Lane
Prouty
Commerce Court Law Court
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Congress
Commerce Court
For Rent Neatly Furnished Front Room at 121 EB 17th St
Centered in town location a neatly furnished front room is offered for rent at 121 East Broadway Street. Includes essential furnishings and easy access to local amenities. Contact the number listed for inquiries and terms.
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