Delightful Dancing Party and Red Cross Benefits in Cheyenne
The Girls Friendly Society hosted a benefit dance for Belgian and French refugee aid attended by about 100 couples including Cheyenne and Fort Russell members. The Red Cross planned a later concert led by J. L. Rockwell with Mrs. Pred Boice, Mrs. C. L. Hinkle, George F. Lake and Harold Vaughan. Altar and Rosary card party at K C hall supported Red Cross. Elks Lodge marks anniversary with reception and dance. Reading room set with Hoover-era food and home care books for clubs. Red Cross notes report badges awarded for sewing and garment work as 12 sewing machines operate daily at headquarters with expert staff.
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Girls Friendly Society Provedtself
Cheyenne
Fort Russell Society
Belgium
Kopald
Bishop
Thomas
Luke Voorhees
Fred Boise
Dugald Whitaker
S. A. Huston
Huston
Cheyenne Girls’ Friendly
Red Cross
J. L. Rockwell
Pred Boice
C. L. Hinkle
George F. Lake
Harold Vaughan
Rockwell
L. W. Trumbull
Altar and Rosary Society of St
Elks
The
Cheyenne Lodge
Women's Clubs of
State
Hoover Administration
Visiting List From Portland and Hawaiian Honeymoon News
Mrs. W. Carpenter returns from Portland and the Northwest visiting relatives. Judge R. N. Matson and Mrs. Matson arrive in Cheyenne from a Hawaiian honeymoon to California, viewing the Grand Canyon en route. They will stay at the Plains. Also noted are visits by Mea Snyder from Fort Sam Houston, Mrs. Husted of Denver, Mr. Lazear and son of Chicago, and Captain Hume Peabody from San Diego with ten days leave.
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R. N. Matson
Otto Brunzell
Major Brunzell
Raymond Husted
Denver
Lazear
Edward Lazear
Chicago
the Plains
Hereford Ranch
Hume Peabody
San Diego
Captain Peabody
A. F. Peabody
Women’s Club Gatherings And Planned Red Cross Benefit
The Woman’s Club meets at the library this afternoon with Mrs Hoel presenting The Unusual Woman and Mrs Hender son speaking on war conditions. The R M A Woman’s Club hosts a business social at Mrs F A M Stuart’s home led by Mrs W B Hinrichs on Russia. The Queen Esther Dance for Red Cross benefits is announced for next week with date to follow.
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Woman's Club
Thebrary
Hoel
H. B. Henderson
Woman's Club of
F. A. M. Stuart
W. B. Hinrichs
Russia
Esther
Pbether
PB. 5
Red Cross
Whittier Club Meeting Rescheduled and Sunshine Society Notes
The Whittier club will meet at Mrs. I. S. Bartlett’s home on Wednesday February 15 instead of this afternoon. Sunshine Society members held a brief library session at 1 PM and then worked at Red Cross headquarters. The club year ends with a social gathering in two weeks and a March library meeting will elect officers for next year.
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Whittier Ube
Whittier Club
Local church groups hold Friday gatherings and meetings
Jewish Circle at Mrs Relph Adameky's home hosts Friday afternoon event at King's Daughters with Kings Daughters of the Congregational church. Guild of St Mark's at Red Cross HQ replaces parish house meeting. Presbyterian Christian Endeavor members meet at Miss Gladys Piper's home to plan social entertainments. Frances Willard WCTU holds a business meeting at the Ty Bryat ity with new attendance and satisfactory union business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
King’s Daughters
Congregational Church
Lewis and Tart
Gil
Ted Cross
Guild of St. Mark's
Red Cross
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
Gladys Piper
Frances Willard W. Eg. TU
Frances Willard W. C. T
New Schedule for Demurrage Rates Adopted in Wyoming
A new demurrage rate schedule takes effect Feb 10 in Wyoming. The Demurrage Bureau, directed by General McAdoo, reports approval by the Public Service Commission. Charges start at 3 dollars for three days, 6 dollars for three more days, and 10 dollars daily thereafter.
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Wyoming
McAdoo
Astute Public Service Commission
U S Opens Drive to Obtain 25000 Ship Craftsm en
Washington February 1 The war labor effort expands as the public service reserve mobilizes to recruit 25000 shipyard workers including 7000 motor mechanics and a wide range of trades. Posters will urge willing workers to apply at the labor department in Washington with the goal of sustaining ship production.
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H. J. Harper Leech
Washington
DD C
Army
Public Service Reserve
Boys' Working Reserve
Inter Forces
Hoover
TMM
Army Recruiting Service
Pershing
France
Shipping Board
Department of Labor
T Street
Police Asked to Aid Round Up of Enemy Aliens
Chief of Police Emily received a War Department letter urging all police chiefs to cooperate in rounding up enemy aliens. The memo requests reports on loyalty crimes, attacks on military property, pro German activity, suspected German agents, and suspicious actions near camps, bridges, and rail hubs.
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Emily
War Department
United States
Crimea
Britain wary of German strikes amid London food fears
London dispatch notes cautious reception of German strike news except among a few extreme left labor leaders. Officials warn of possible German offensives while Britons seek peace, shorter hours, and relief from war costs. suffrage gains pass Lords as proportional representation debate advances.
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K. Walter
London
Germany
Britain
Liverpool
Glascow
Kaiser
Hindenburg
Great Britain
House of Lords
Lords
War Office
Whitehall
Denver Youth Killed in Auto Crash En Route to Cheyenne
Jack Elves aged 18 son of William Hines of Denver died instantly when the car he is said to have driven overturned 2.5 miles northwest of Nunn Colorado early yesterday. Roy Houstead 20 of Denver escaped serious injury. the pair were traveling from Denver to Cheyenne. Five hundred dollars was found in Elves pocket. Body taken to Denver for burial.
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Jack Elves
William Hines
Denver
Nunn
Colo
Roy Houstead
Blues
Cheyenne
Government official tours livestock regions in four week trip
George Montgomery undertook a four week inspection journey covering multiple livestock districts including Denver Portwell Walcott and Lar. The trip aimed to assess livestock conditions and regulatory needs as state livestock commissioners travelled with a brand ngpee ter.
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George Montgomery
Brand
State Card of Livestock Commissioners
Denver
Port Welling
Walcot
Stand by Wilson 10 End of War Cranes Message to Americans
Charles A. Crane of Chicago reports from France that Secretary Walter’s army guidance aligns with frontline realities and criticizes Washington politicians. He notes morale high at cantonments and abroad, urging the public to support President Wilson and let military leadership prevail. The allies’ aid accelerates American efforts and sustains wartime industry while politicians in Britain and France often undermine plans.
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Morena
Public Service Preserve
United States Employment Service
John &B. Densmore
Department of Labor
Labor
Wilson
United States Labor Administrator
Advisory Council
John Lind
John B. Lennon
John Casey
Waddil Carthings
Landon
Agnes Nestor
Chicago
Woman's Trade Union League
LC. Marshall
Washington, D. C
Walter
France
Ita
Charles A. Crane
Pershing
Crane
Washington
Paria
London
Jane
Britain
House of Commons
Senate
Fea
Kidney health through daily salts and citrus remedy
An old advertisement promotes drinking four ounces of rad Salts mixed in water before breakfast to cleanse the kidneys. It claims the effervescent drink derives from grape acid and lemon juice with antihyd and zinc and can prevent bladder irritation and kidney complications.
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Alek
Weather Report for the Enuene and Vietwity Regions
Fair and colder Wednesday for theyenue and Vietwity with a risk of light rain or snow in extreme northern portions. Wyoming outlook shows general fading cold with possible light precipitation in the far north. Shippers forecast indicate a 15 to 20 degree rise then cooling, with a southwest wind and low visibility conditions at times.
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Wyoming
Moti
L. H. Dainger
Rasmussen Cattle Company Incorporation in Sheridan
The Rasmussen Cattle Company of Sheridan is incorporated for 100000 dollars and will operate in Sheridan. The Natrona Mercantile Company, capitalized at 10000 pounds, will do business in Casper. The Thornt on Oil Company, capitalized at 1000000 dollars, has opened offices to Mpton.
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Rasmussen Cattle Company of
Sheridan
Natrona Merccantile Company
Casper
Pion Thornton Oil Company
Tompton
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Agnes RR. Wright
K. B. Trent
J. (. Newlin
H. ©. Johnston
M. H. Hartung
D. ©. Barksdale
Miller
Bey
Louise Stimson
Mary Carpenter
John Harrington
Carpenter
Portland
Ore
Northwest
Hanan & Son
J. E
Holland
Black and White
Mittee
G. A. Benson
James Durnford
Rowley Ellsworth
Marion Rossman
Isabel Garey
Betty Brown
New York
Jenny
Relph Adameky
U.S
Embery
Bassette
Fions
Megwart
Clasni
Ted Ade Bring
Emul
Forbes
Capitol Pharmacy
Capitol Ave
England
Stig
Galo
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Prenoch Front
I. Harper Leach
Puker
Faust
Weather Report
Aicre ID
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