Women's Missionary Society Meeting At Presbyterian Church
The Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church held a well attended meeting at Mrs. C. M. Peterson's home on Central Avenue. Mrs. D. S. Swan and Mrs. Archie Allison led the literary program with poems by Mrs. Swan and Mrs. Jenkins. Discussions centered on The Immigrant and sketches by multiple members. The social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
C. M. Peterson
Central Avenue
D. S. Swan
Archie Allison
Reese
Hills
Hunter
Allison
Swan
Charles Garwood
Petera
E. W. Hall
William Frye
Goring
Fletcher
L. C. Hills
George Knight
John Brown
Daniel Clark, Sr
J. W. Schuneman
D. 3. Swan
Saila Lyons
William Lannet
Robert Tait
Buncelle
Colin Hunter
Henry Reese
H. B. Dyer
W. A. Burgess
J. R. Morgan
Alleen
G. W. Grier
Jessie Foraman
Longmont
Colorado
Charleen
Bernice Garwood
Marjorie Lannen
Paris Society Notes and Local Socials Spread
A Paris Fashion Hint raced the library table. Five o clock luncheon hosted by Mrs H W Barnett preceded adjournment. The regular meeting will next be in Carnegie Library with Mrs George McClelland as guest. Names of attendees listed including Mrs Newman and Mrs Tobias. A re organized Saturday Mueleale club meets at Mrs J L Rockwell home 114 West 21st street. Mr and Mrs A W Early moved to 207 East Twenty second street. After February Mr and Mrs Robert Carey will visit Governor Carey for rest of winter. Methodist Ladies Aid to meet Thursday at Mrs W W Buswell 118 West 26th street. Saturday evening social dance to honor Mr and Mrs T Johnston hosted by A R G club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Barnett
Carnegie Library
George McClelland
Society
J. M. Newman
Dobbyns
Magoon
C. T. Sheldon
John Tobin
A. D. Cook
Compton
H. K. Barnett
H. Ff. Crain
Clarence Harris
Libbey
J. A. Paine
Grace Hutchings
Verry
J.L. Rockwell
West 21St Street
A. W. Early
East Twenty Second Street
Robert Carey
Joseph M. Carey
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
W. W. Buswelle
Weat 26Th Street
T. Johnston
A. R. G. Club
Home Made Cough Remedy Cited in Contested Letter
A handwritten, partially legible item describes mixing sugar, verm water, and other ingredients to create a cough remedy. The note extols the syrup as a cure for whooping cough and throat troubles, claiming it is superior to other preparations and praising natural pine elements.
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Wyoming Oats To Vie With World In $3000 Bet
Wyoming grown oats will compete against world producers in 1912 for a $3000 a side wager. Col BE Bell of Laramie and James J. Hille arranged the bet with a judging committee to oversee growth and harvest. Stakes stem from claims that Canada leads the world in oats, with Belk’s prize record cited and crop yields listed at 1237.5 bushels per acre and forty eight pounds per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Belk
Chicago
St Louis
Laramie
Warren Bills Public Land Grant for Wyoming Roads
Senator Warren introduces a bill to grant Wyoming two million acres of unappropriated public lands. Proceeds from public sale would fund a state road system, with lands leased under state regulations but not subject to federal landentry. The governor selects lands with Interior approval to implement the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Warren
Committee On Public Lands
Wyoming
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Eaid
Secretary of the Interior
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast, harmless cure for colds and grippe with no quinine. Claims three years of research cost over fifty thousand dollars and assures full recovery in two hour intervals for up to three doses. Distributed by any druggist worldwide, a 25 cent package is all that is needed.
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Grippe
Pape
McDonald Suspected in Earlier Assault on Two Women
Sheriff Hughes and county officials believe Private McDonald of the Ninth Cavalry who was arrested at Fort Rungsell and identified by Mrs. Curt Hinkle may be the same man who attacked two young white ladies near the Carnegie library weeks earlier. The women, walking home from Duslnow, reported two soldiers attacked them near the city park until an automobile driven by F R Dildine frightened the assailants away. McDonald claims he was cutting ice when Mrs Hinkle was attacked.
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McDonald
Fort Rungsell
Curt Hinkle
Carnegie Library
Hughes
Wallack
Dus
F. R. Dildine
Eay
Mra. Hinkle
United States Mint Director in Cheyenne to Study Irrigation Project
George S. Roberts, director of the United States Mint in Washington, D. C., arrives in Cheyenne to examine the Wind River irrigation project. He discusses possible state takeover, with Middendorf and Williams of Baltimore as agents, and indicates time needed for thorough evaluation before presenting a proposition to Wyoming officials. Governor Carey seeks good faith and tangible security for early work. Roberts plans a Denver trip before returning to Cheyenne.
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Wind River
Wyoming Central Company
George S. Roberts
Staten Mint
Washington, D. C
Cheyanne
Roberts
Baltimore
Inter Ocean
Middendorf and Willams Company
Roberta
Lo W. L. Rohrer
Chicago
Telarme Irrigation
Big Horn County
Roberto
Riverton
Carey
State House
Denver
Cheyenne
Colorado
Disturbance Arrest At Salvation Army Barracks
Thomas Martin was arrested last evening following a complaint by Salvation Army guards who charged him with creating a disturbance at the local barracks hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Barracks
Thomas Martin
Salvation Army
Chinese Lady Doctor and Protégé Visiting in the U S
New York January 11 China’s leading female physician Dr Yamel Kin head of North China Woman's Medical Department and infant hospital staff accompanied by protégée Miss Hevilan Pal a Manchu nurse graduate. Pal will study English and later enter Jolie Hopking Medical College after language training.
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New York
China
Yamel Kin
Woman's Medical Department
North China
Ehe
Women's Medical College
Siw York Infirmary
Cornell Medical College
Kin
Mine Hevilan Pal
Nurses’ College
Mies Pal
Jolie Hopking Medical College
Weather last month could not be beaten in Cheyenne
The January average in Cheyenne reached 22 degrees, the warmest in 40 years. The month saw 3.1 inches of snow and 0.4 percent inch of precipitation, with extremes from 59 above to 19 below zero, and Yellowstone region reporting 38 to 60 degrees below zero during the cold snap.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
Contiguous Territory
Sero
Lander
Sheridan
New Members Elected to Industrial Club
The Industrial Club board last evening approved accepting Senator Warren’s offer to install a tungsten lamp near the club if the club installs one at the property's corner. Improvements to the clubhouse were also approved. New essential members include State Treasurer J. L. Baird and others from Sherman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiustrial Club
F. E. Warren
Esucial
J. L. Baird
Red Iow. del
Seventh Cavalry Passes Through Cheyenne on Way to Pacific
The Seventh United States Cavalry, seven hundred strong under Colonel Hunter, traveled from Fort Riley to San Francisco en route to the Philippines. They reached Cheyenne at 8 40 p m and stayed until 11 40 p m, with Fort Russell officers hosting the party and soldiers given city tours. The unit's destination is San Francisco for February 5 departure.
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San Francisco
Fort Riley
Kan
United States Cavalry
Hunter
Cheyenne
Pacific Coast
Fort Russell
Philippines
Waterman's fountain pens at Logan's Curio Store
A readable fragment notes Waterman’s Ideal fountain pens priced at 6 to 64.00 and references Logan's Book and Curio Store located at 17th and Carey Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterman's Ideal
Logan's Book & Curio Store
Carey Ave
Solon Emery Said Critically Ill in Oakland
E L Emery chief clerk of the state senate received a telegram from Oakland California stating his brother Solon Emery chief clerk of the Union Pacific Railroad company in Cheyenne is critically ill in a hospital. He had left Cheyenne last week for California suffering heart trouble.
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E. L. Emery
State Senate
Oakland
Calif
Solon
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Mr. Emery
Cheyenne
California
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Alpha Club
C. B. Verry
Seymour Street
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Oghell
Woite
Leea
Sherman
Arcadians
Charles Freiir Oes Mosteat Vomeau
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Bell
James J. Hill
Canada
Sherman Co
Ove Win River
U. S
Seo Hevi LA
Prof
Vaughan
University of Michigan
Kansas State Board of Health
Industrial Club
Poole
East Seventecu That.s
Solon Emery
Pasadena
Cal
Madison
Neb
Flectrop
Western Electropode Co
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