Fifth Annual Help One Another Club Meeting
The Help One Another club held its fifth annual meeting at Mrs. A. J. Large's home. Donations totaled five and ten dollar gifts to various charities, with a $50 treasury balance for Christmas benevolences. Membership proposals were accepted, rule changes adopted, and plans to visit the Sanitary Dairy noted. D. A. R. also met, voting toward a trail marker fund and appointing hospitality committees. The Shakespeare Club gathers Monday at Mrs. W. L. Whipple's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Large
John Thomas
Dugall Whittaker Uso
Elen Woetlaufer
D.L. Kepler
Meadames David- Nimmo
Charles Clark
Philip Brown
John Hudter
Mesdames F. L. Robinson
W. N. Monfort
A. A. Baerresen
Sanitary
Children’s
Wheatland
Cathedral
Laramie
Florence Crittenden
Denver
Clark
Sapp
Sadie Large
Church Aid Societies Hold Meetings Across Town
The Congregational, Presbyterian, and Methodist Aids met Friday with dozens of ladies in homes and churches. Reports from bazaars surpassed $200 for the Congregational and a 35-attendee Presbyterian session. Upcoming events include bake sales, rag bee gatherings, and an oyster supper at Young's Cafe tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oid Society of the
Congregational Church
Mra
AH. Vaughn
Merdames Patten
Harteen
Graham
Bnow
Hawes
William Lannen
Taft
Presbyterian Aid Society
Mrs. Lannen
R. A. Morton
Evans Street
Ladies’ Mission Eirele
Methodist Church
Nelson
Thomas
T. F. Durbin
Kathryn House
A Culinary Demand
A humorous snippet from Harpers Weekly Read Leader Want Ads features a new cook asking to borrow the boss’s safety razor to shave a rabbit, spoken with Irish dialect. The scene revolves around domestic kitchen banter and unexpected grooming of a pet rabbit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim
Mrs. Noo
Norah
Harper's Weekly
Baby coaches proposed to ease train travel discomfort
Denver officials ponder a special baby car on limited and through trains to spare passengers from infant disturbances. Stories recount infants delaying trains between Denver and Colorado Springs and at Green River, showing the practical impact on schedules and the idea's feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Burlington
P. A. Buntia
Eustis
Union Depot
Colorado & Southern
Denver & Rio Grande
West
East
Rio Grande
Colorado
Cheyenne
Laramie
Green River
Utah
Grand Junction
Will Not Close Factory Over Sugar Tariff
The statement warns against closing any factory due to the tariff on sugar. It claims refined beet sugar costs about 25 to 4 cents per pound in well run auger plants, cites a Colorado refinery example, and argues the tariff only reduces sugar trust profits while not harming farmers or consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugar Trust
Colorado
Newesexport
Edward Kealt
Also Mentioned on This Page
MHS. L. KR
Tyron
D. A. BR. Meeting
J. F. Carey
W. L. Whipple
Claude Draper
Shakespeare Club
Chloles
Congregational Aid
Presbyterian Aid
Weaminster Guild
Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
C. A. Shafer
Claudia Taylor
Methodist Aid
Methodist. Aid Society
Fleming
Mackley
Lad
Johnson Grocery
J. D. Shingle
Mise Parnell
St. Mark's
Mrs. Shingles
Carey Avenue
Loyal Temperance Legion
Methodist Missions
Guild of St. Mark's
Bradley
Upton
H. L. Patten
Voorhees
Lilla Palmer
DAW S. Park & Company
Cheyerre
Wyo
WM. Myers Day Goods Company
Chiest
Tretousse
Derby
Ireland
Phoenix
Wayne
Armas
Strauss
North Star
Dorothy Dodd
Misa
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