Poinsettia Tea Bridges Cheyenne Society
A Cheyenne bridge tea hosted by Mrs. Fred Warren featured poinsettia decor and table settings for 150 society matrons. Prizes honored Mrs. George Jofce, Mrs. William F. Mullen, Mrs. A. J. Parshall, and Mrs. Walfr ed O Leary.
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the Plains
Fred Warren
Cheyenne
George Jofce
William F. Mullen
A. J. Parshall
Wafred O’leary
Warren
Visiting List of Christmas Travelers and Returns
A long list of regional residents traveling for holidays or returning home. Notable moves include Mr. A. J. Large heading to East Las Vegas New Mexico to spend with a ill nephew, Mrs. Oscar Linn visiting Kimball for a week, and Donald Whipple arriving from Colorado College to celebrate with family.
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A. J. Large
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Oscar Linn
Kimball
Large
Donald Whipple
Colorado College
Christmas Party For R M A Women and Children
The Woman's Club of the R. M. A with Mrs. R. Kimport and Mrs. A Beach hosts a Christmas party for members and their children this afternoon at Mrs. Kimport's home. Churchill School programs set for Thursday and Friday afternoon feature three upper grades and lower grades, with substitutions due to measles, plus a Christmas tree and Santa for the primary children.
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Woman's Club of the
R. Kimport
Woman's Club
Churchill School
Churchill Parent- Teacher Association
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
University of Michigan Glee Club Concert Announcement
Event notice invites audiences to a December 26 concert by the University of Michigan Glee Club. Details emphasize a festive program and campus musical performance.
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University of Michigan Glee Club
Church Circles Apt’et Missions Gather
The Baptist Missionary society meets at 3 p.m. in the church parlors with Mrs. W. W. Crook and Mrs. O. K. Snyder as hostesses. The Frances Willard W C T U held a social at Mrs. Archie Allison’s home with Mrs. C. D. Daniels presiding and resigning. Mrs. C. S. Thoman elected as first vice president, Mrs. John Thomas succeeding. Readied for the year, ladies plan future work as refreshments end the gathering.
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Apt'et
Baptist Missionary Society
W. W. Crook
O. K. Snyder
Frances Willard
Willard W. C. T. U
Archie Allison
W. HI. Woolston
Mra. C
Daniela
C. 5. Thoman
John . Thomas
Secretary Baker Supports Red Cross Seal Idea
Newton D. Baker then mayor of Cleveland and later secretary of war advocated Red Cross Christmas seals to fight tuberculosis. He sent 25 seals for his children Betty Jack and Peggy to place on gifts, urging them to learn they are partners in the community burden and opportunity.
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Newton D. Baker
Red Cross
Cleveland
Anti-Tuberculosis League
League
Betty
Jack
Peggy Baker
Crawford Road
Bluer Jackets Visit Panama Canal on Spring Cruise
The Atlantic fleet battle ships will spend five days at the Panama Canal during fleet exercises from March 17 to 26. Thousands of sailors on their first cruise will tour the canal, with a government plan likely to arrange sight seeing trips across the isthmus under Admiral Mayo and canal officials.
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Panama Canal
Mavy Department
Canal
Admiral Mayo
Atlantic Feet
Isthmine
Isthmus
Death of Joe Beard Found on Beard Ranch Pasture
A dead body identified as Joe Beard was found in the Beard ranch pasture about one and a half miles from the house. Coroner J C Flint and C J Mekkelson rushed to the scene. Kaycee residents organized a search after Beard’s absence since Friday morning, with the cause of death uncertain though paralysis is suspected due to prior strokes.
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Buffalo
Kayces
Joe Beard
Beard Ranch
J. C. Flint
C.J. Mekkelson
Kaycee
Beard
Unclear World War Era Aims Mark 1805 Basin Event
Fragmented report mentions a July 22, 1805 date with beret and associates staking the first of localations at Gik Basin and a September 2, 115 reference. Details are garbled. no clear persons or organizations readable.
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Beret
Gik Basin
Early oil strikes boost Cheyenne district fortunes in 1915
The district saw its first drilling rig in October with a rich oil find. Hurst and partners retained land and leased to several firms, including Percy and Ed Metz. Metz backers from Wyoming drilled a well, struck oil, and sold leases for 275 000 to Midwest Oil. Later sales to Ohio Oil Elk Basin and Midwest Oil yielded hundreds of thousands in late 1915. Attorney A C Campbell from Casper visited Cheyenne on oil matters. Charles Cramer arrived from Chicago and stayed at the Plains hotel.
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Hurst
Percy
Ed Metz
Wyoming
Midwest Oil Company
A. C. Campbell
Casper
Cheyenne
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Omaha
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University of Wyoming At
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Thomas McGee
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