Christmas Cheer Filled Governor and Post Halls
A Merry Christmas to You All from the Ladies' Home Journal shares a spiritual message about giving to the least of these. Christmas at Governor's and Mrs Carey’s home features decorations and a family dinner, with other local gatherings, sleighing parties, and a bachelor dinner at the Fort Russell post.
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The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Jeep M. Carey
Verling Hart
Hudgins and
Craig
Colorado State University
Mr. Hart
Barry
Pearson
Helen Abbott
Elizabeth Gill
Carey Abbott
Elks Dance Postponed and Local Social Notes
The Elks postponed their dance in memory of Willson McNulty. The Five Hundred Club's Friday event is rescheduled at the Mike and Mrs William Gillriehs home. The Kiddies receive treats from the Wiks this afternoon with Christmas candy.
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Agu Ark
Willson McNulty
Order
Mike
William G,illriehs
Visiting List Travels and Christmas Trips Around the West
Miss Florence Riner arrives from Milwaukee to visit during holidays while students and families head to Wyoming towns like McFarlane Patrick and Wheatland. Mrs John Morrison travels to McFarlane, Mrs Albert Bartlett to Patrick, and Dr George P Johnston plans California. Emily Jones and Frances Davia go to Wheatland, Ida Johnson to Laramie, Ruth Johnson joins her. Bonnie Jack and Ida Greiwold depart for Denver to visit the Monforts.
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Major
Willian W. Reno
Heids
Dr. Sherwood
Emily Berry
Reno
Florence Riner
Milwaukee
Downer College
Emily Jones
Frances Davia
Wheatland
Ida Johnson
Laramie
Miss Ruth Johnson
Bonnie Jack
Ida Griewold
Denver
Mrs. W. N. Monfort
Winston-Salem Board Trains Boys for Citizenship
The Winston-Salem board of trade leads high school seniors in a course on government and economics with a focus on southern industrial problems. A Juvenile club, open to nonvoting members, lets students participate in debates, committee work, and municipal surveys under expert direction, preparing them for practical citizenship.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Board of Trade
United States Bureau of Education
Winston-Salem Board of Trade
United States
Winston-Salemis
Winston-Silem
Board ‘of Trade
LeRoy Hodges
Mutual Movie Sign Draws Audiences Across Cities
Traveling patrons praise Mutual Movie shows for first class, clean entertainment. The Park and American theatres are cited as prime Mutual houses in Denver and Salt Lake City, with Atlas in Cheyenne also listed as a Mutual Movie theatre offering affordable prices for adults and children.
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Willl Ther
Mutual
Park
Denver
Salt Lake City
Atlas Theatre
Cheyenne
Rapid Transit Demands Roads Across the Nation
The piece humorously recalls ancient road building and argues swift transit is essential. It credits remarkable railroad corridors and industry for broad highway demands from Atlantic to Pacific, noting the rising role of the swift automobile.
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Appius Claudius
B. C
Atlantic
Pacific
Kotbitiasiico Nevraskans
Lincoln highway and other great national routes described
The Omaha Bee extols the Lincoln highway as a vast project of the era. It compares it to the Panama Canal and an envisioned Canada to Mexico overland route, noting roads around Rome and Appian Way as a contrast. The piece argues these highways will shorten distances and unite communities, inviting settlement as railroads recede.
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Panama Canal
Canada
Mexico
Rockies
Rome
Omaha Bee
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Governor's
Judee
John W. Lacey
Johnston
George P. Johnston
UH. Emigh
W. W. Crook
W. Rgker
William Myers
Misses Mildred , Sterling
Kathryn Bord
Frances Bristol
Evelyn and
Ruth Jensen
Irma Patton
Messrs. Craig
Hudgins
William Block
Stanley Vaughan
Doran Lummis
Ralph Fowler
Gr. H. Walton
B A Turner
Frances
Mr. Buechner
la Junta
Colo
H. BE
Buechner
Fred McKie
Fort Russell, Society
F Edmunds
Ours
First National Bank
John Morrison
McFarlane
Wyo
Peter McFarlane
Mrs. Albert Bartlett
Patrick, Wyo
Mrs. Bartlett
California
Boston
Barnett
Merry Christmas
Dan S. Park
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