Wyoming Consistory to Elevate Five Knights to Thirty third Degree
An extraordinary Masonic ceremony will take place during the semiannual reunion of Wyoming Consistory No 4. Five knights commanders of the court of honor are to be advanced to the thirty third degree of Scottish Rite Masonry with two judges, John A. Hiner and Edward G Nay, active among those honored. The event draws Masons from Wyoming and neighboring states, running from tomorrow morning through Thursday evening, ending with the traditional ball. A large class will be raised to the thirty second degree, necessitating extra space and five assistant secretaries to manage the workload.
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Theyenne
Wyoming
Court of Honor
John A. Hiner
Cheyenne
Edward G. Nay
Montana
Temple
Denverites Tie Vow at City Church Ceremony
The county clerk’s office issued a marriage license to Arthur D. Frame and Miss Marie McCarthy after their arrival from Denver at 7:30 p.m. A Rev Bennett performed the ceremony at the Methodist church. The couple plans to return to Denver today.
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Arthur D. Frame
Marie McCarthy
Denver
Mr. Bennett
Methodist Church
City Health Department Discontinued in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne city health department has ceased to exist and health regulations will be enforced by county health authorities.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Boys Top Laramie in High School Basketball
Cheyenne high school defeated Laramie 33 to 10 in a gymnasium game. The first half was 18 to 9, with Laramie’s offense stalling in the second half as Cheyenne extended the lead. Earlier Central beat Churchill 45 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Laramie High School
Laramie Boys
Central
Churchill
Old Jaffa in Race with Haifa to Become Port of Palestine
A Chamber of Commerce feud between Jaffa and Haifa pits the two cities in a race to become Palestine’s new harbor. The winner would be the eastern Mediterranean’s leading port and the outlet for Palestine’s planned industrial and agricultural reconstruction program.
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Jaffa
Haifa
Port OF
Palestine
Tyre
Mediterranean
Chamber of Commerce
California mission revival drives push to restore historic sites
A San Francisco report notes a movement to restore California’s historic missions. It recounts the 1769 to 1823 founding of twenty one missions from San Diego to San Rafael, highlights padres led by Junipero Serra, and describes preservation needs as decaying structures face bats and spiders.
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Padres
Upper California
San Diego
San Rafael
San Fransesco de Solao
San Francisco
California
Junipero Serra
Breakfast Food Profits From Quaker Oats Mentioned
A historical notice touts the profitability of breakfast foods led by Quaker Oats in 1918 with a $6,407,760 profit. It highlights Whole Wheat Nuggets and a Brighton Colorado plant producing 3,000,000 packages monthly, distributed nationally. It invites investment in preferred shares at $12.50 with 8 percent guaranteed return and tax advantages, promising thorough investigation and a free booklet.
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Quaker Oats Company
Senate
Quaker Oats Co
Brighton
Colo
California Missions and Their Fate Through History
The text outlines the rise of California missions under Spanish rule, their wealth and export activity, and how in 1832 Mexico ended church control by requiring Indians to own land and operate independently. Many missions declined or were abandoned as natives returned to wild life, listing foundations from San Diego to San Francisco Solano and San Rafael, with dates from 1769 to 1823.
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Fornia
San Diego
San Carlos
Monterey
San Gabriel
Los Angeles
San Antonio
San Luis Obispo
San Francisco Dolores
San Francisco
San Juan Capistrano
Santa Clara
San Buenaventura
Santa Barbara
la Purisima
Santa Cruz
Soledad
San Jose
Isaac Becker Dies in Oakland California
Isaac Becker a Cheyenne resident dies at 63 in Oakland California while visiting his son Karl Becker since last fall The body likely will be brought to Cheyenne and funeral arrangements will be announced later Becker was a veteran Union Pacific employee in Cheyenne shops and had suffered declining health for years
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Isaac Becker
Cheyenne
Oakland
California
Karl Becker
Adolph Braunschweig
Becker
Union Pacific
Weather outlook notes clouds and precipitation Sunday
The report indicates increasing cloudiness with rain or snow possible on Sunday and unsettled conditions into Monday. No specific locations or times are provided.
Says Wyoming Due for Banner Oil Year
S. Clark Reed of Oil Well Supply predicts a banner oil year for Wyoming after visiting offices and warehouses in Basin and near the Montana line. He notes strong company activity and rising orders, signaling a busy spring for oil development.
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Wyoming
S. Clark Reed
Pittsburgh
Gasper
Mr. Reed
Basin
Wyo
Montana
Montana Line
Velvet pipe smoke described as smooth and rich
The passage portrays Velvet as a carefully raised tobacco cured in the open air and aged for two years in wooden hogsheads to become a high quality pipe smoke. The speaker praises its mellowing sweetness and suggests it would be remarkable if Velvet were not a strong smoke.
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Mary Jasons
City Health Department
Laramie
Hotorigopangh Miggion
West
Gikat
Ters
North America
Spain
New Spain
Jose de Galvez
Galvez
Pius
Order of St. Francis
Cal
Chicago
S. la Salle
Midland Cereal Products
Hynds
Midland Cereal Products Co
Contac
Spaulding
Knight’s
Velvet Joe
Kiggetindigs
the Friendly Tobacco
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