Woman Missionary Society Holds February Meeting
A large gathering at the Presbyterian church hosted by Mrs C M Peterson on Central avenue featured poems by Mrs Swan and Mrs Jenkins, talks on The Immigrant, and sketches by several members. The annual praise meeting is planned for late February with a social hour and 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 Fashion Hint Ties Luncheon to Library Meeting
A Paris Fashion Hint raced the library table at a five o clock luncheon hosted by Mrs H W Barnett before adjournment. The regular meeting will be next held in Carnegie Library with Mrs George McClelland as a special guest among many attendees.
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
Home Made Cough Remedy Promoted In Odd Mix
An odd old recipe claims to treat whooping cough and throat troubles with a sugar syrup mixed with verm and other ingredients. The instructions describe measuring sugar, verm, and extracts then taking teaspoonfuls, touting strong healing claims and laxative effects. The text reads as a circa early period home remedy with unnamed elixirs and vague measurements.
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Ecu
Wyoming oats to meet world in 1912 wager
Wyoming grown oats will face world contenders in a 1912 contest with a 3000 dollar side bet. Col BE Bell of Laramie and James J. Hille arrange the terms, judges will oversee the crop and harvesting, oats yielded 1237.5 bushels per acre weighing forty eight pounds per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Belk
Chicago
St Louis
Laramie
Warren Public Land Grant Bill for Wyoming Roads
Senator Warren introduces a bill granting Wyoming two million acres of unappropriated federal land to fund a state road system. Lands are to be sold to form a permanent fund with interest used for road upkeep. leases may be allowed under state rules for fewer than five years.
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
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief From Colds
An advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound ends Grippe and severe colds quickly. It asserts two hourly doses up to three, relief from neuralgia headaches and nasal symptoms, and free after-effects, with a 25 cent package available from any druggist. The copy cites three years of research and no quinine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grippe
Pape
McDonald Linked to Earlier Assaults by Sheriff’s Estimate
Sheriff Hughes believes Private McDonald of the Ninth Cavalry also attacked two white women near the Carnegie library weeks earlier. The victims report two men in soldier uniforms assaulted them as they walked from Dus News toward the city park, but an automobile driven by F R Dildine frightened them 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
Mint Director in Cheyenne Eyes Wind River Irrigation
United States Mint Director George S. Roberts travels to Cheyenne to review the Wind River irrigation project. He discusses a possible state takeover, meets Governor Carey, and notes a preliminary inquiry by Middendorf and Williams of Baltimore. Roberts, accompanied by W L Rohrer of Chicago, plans to inspect the Denver mint 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 Reported at Salvation Army Barracks
Thomas Martin was arrested last evening on a complaint by Salvation Army barracks attaches for creating a disturbance at the hall.
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Salvation Army Barracks
Thomas Martin
Salvation Army
Chinese Lady Doctor and Protégé Visit the U S
New York January 11 China’s pioneer woman physician Dr Yamel Kin head of North China Woman’s Medical Department and women’s hospital trains a nurse Mlle Pal a Manchu graduate will study English and then enter Jolie Hopking Medical College after gaining language skills.
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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 records set as Cheyenne posts warm January
January in Cheyenne posted an average temperature of 22 degrees the warmest in four decades for the month. The record low reached 19 below zero on the 2nd and the high hit 59 on the 31st with a 64-degree January record. Snow measured 3.1 inches and precipitation totaled 0.4 percent of an inch. Nearby towns report varied outcomes with Lander averaging 10 degrees above normal and Sheridan cooler due to two cold waves.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
Contiguous Territory
Sero
Lander
Sheridan
New Members Elected to Industrial Club
At a board meeting the Industrial Club accepted Senator Warren's offer to install a Tungsten lamp near the club property if the club would place one at the corner. The club also planned improvements to the clubhouse with new members including State Treasurer J. L. Baird and Red Iowa Del, Amoring at the Sherman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiustrial Club
F. E. Warren
Esucial
J. L. Baird
Red Iow. del
Seventh Cavalry Spends Three Hours In Cheyenne
The Seventh United States cavalry with 700 men under Colonel Hunter halted in Cheyenne on the way to San Francisco from Fort Riley. They arrived at 8 40 last evening and departed for the Pacific coast at 31 40. Fort Russell officers hosted the party and enlisted men guided visitors about town. The unit is en route from San Francisco for the Philippines on February 5.
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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 historic listing notes Waterman’s ideal fountain pens priced from 8.256 to 64.00 at Logan’s Book and Curio Store located on 17th and Carey Ave. The brief catalog entry highlights pen models and shop location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterman's Ideal
Logan's Book & Curio Store
Carey Ave
Solon Emery Reported Critically Ill in California
E. L. Emery chief clerk of the state senate received a telegram from Oakland that his brother Solon Emery chief clerk of the Union Pacific Railroad local offices was critically ill in a hospital. Solon had traveled from Cheyenne the previous week for 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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C. B. Verry
Seymour Street
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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
Oghtliler
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Capitol Avenue Theatre
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James J. Hill
Canada
Sherman Co
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U. S
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Prof
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University of Michigan
Kansas State Board of Health
Industrial Club
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Solon Emery
Pasadena
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