High School Entertainment Supports Junior Red Cross
An event at the gym Thursday evening February 21 raises funds for the Junior Red Cross. Admission is 25 cents with a goal of at least 65 dollars to enroll every student and buy materials. The program includes songs, flags, solos, a play, and a blackface production titled De Daughter ob de Heei ment.
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Junior Red Cross Society
Alice McPherridge
Frank Mallen
Milazzo
P J. Corbin
Fr. Russell
Mre
N. B. Henderson
W. C. Mentwor
L. W. Trabfbull
Red Crom
Frances Brownlee
Fred Bond
Georgia Cr
Junior Real Cross
Jessup
Mies Olive Wille
Mra
McCarley
Archie Allison
Cheyenne Red Cross Organization
Junior Red Crosse Society
Janior Society
Otter
Sage and Sulphur Hair Dye Promises Natural Darkening
Old time remedy Sage and Sulphur is revived as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound for restoring gray hair to its natural color. A downtown drugstore offers the improved formula with added ingredients, claimed to darken hair evenly with a sponge or brush and render gray strands invisible after a few applications.
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Wyeth
School Board Meets as PTAs Host Washington Week Programs
The school board will meet Wednesday evening to transact routine business and approve bills. Churchill School Parent-Teacher Association held a large gathering with Miss Lillian Wamey and students performing in a program that included a lion and mouse dramatization, a Lincoln life composition, and a temperance play. Washington programs will be offered in the coming days, with Friday marked as a holiday for Washington’s birthday.
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Central
Churchill
Usle
Teeming
Ascenes Aina
Churchill PT. A
Churchil School Parent- Teacher Association
Lincoln
Kenneth Stanfield
The
Temperance School
Billy Mentzer
William Flireig
Gordon Clifton
Robert McOnaughy
Thomas Allen
Ralph Richardson
Henry Erickson
Mra. A. D
Johnson School
Bessie Burke
Converse
Howford
Ruth Chaplin
Catherine Chaplin
C. E. Laininger
Goble
Ninens
Owens
Eaton
Colo
Reynolds to Leave Cheyenne for Denver Duties
R E Reynolds departs Cheyenne March 1 to join a Denver venture linked to meat and livestock marketing. He has served Laramie county farm bureau efforts with diligence and leaves behind strong support from county friends and colleagues.
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Laramie County
R. EB. Reynolds
Cheyenne
Denver
Publicity Plans Launched for Third Liberty Loan Drive
J. M. Morley director of publicity for the Liberty Loan Committee in the tenth federal reserve district says a wide publicity campaign for the third Liberty loan will start April 1. He notes Wyoming and other areas are forming plans and coordinating with farming districts for organized outreach.
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J. M. Morley
Liberty Loan Committee
Tenth
Federal Reserve District
Wyoming
Liberty Loan
Cheyenne Industrial Clad
Worley
Fisher wins suit over Wyokan syndicate payroll dispute
In Vaspar Wyoming on February 18 a suit against the Wyokan syndicate was resolved when it emerged that the plaintiff J. W. Fisher’s employer A C Clayton, a rig contractor, skipped town after receiving full payment for erecting the plant and left Fisher unpaid, potentially causing the company to pay double for the work.
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Vaspar
Wyo
Wyokans
J. W. Fisher
A.C. Clayton
Fisher
Off Company
Teachers in Laramie must have substitutes
Aramie Wyo Feb 18 Mrs Ralph Hance new teacher at the West Side school was too ill to teach today. Her place was filled by Mrs Florence Powell. Miles Doyle of the junior her prad.
Draft Recruits Refuse Purchase as Wardrobe Trends Shift
Cheyenne merchants report wartime effects on clothing taste as many youths join the Uncle Sam army altering fashion away from flashy styles. Government shortages and edicts steer men toward conservative dress while overall business remains sound despite troop movements and draft pressures.
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Cheyenne
Uncle Sam
Fort
D. A. Russell
Saloon Closed Forever After Kemmerer Row
In Kemmerer Wyoming a bootlegging joint at Oakley was permanently closed following a Tuesday night disturbance involving two men and a woman. County Attorney Rowse ordered the closure after warrants were issued for August Conte and J Cummings for alleged purse theft from a taxi rider. The suspects were jailed after a preliminary arrest at a local hotel. they claimed mere joking theft of $12.50. The woman, intoxicated from the evening, could not confirm money details. The arraignment was planned for the day.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Oakley
Rowse
August Conte
J. Cummings
Bell
Dan Harrity
Rose
Conan Doyle on angels wearing clothes in new life debate
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle defends angels wearing clothes in a London daily, arguing modesty persists in the afterlife and challenging critics to consider church descriptions of angels as nude. The remark spurred reaction amid the February 18 coverage.
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London
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Swamp Root Kidney Medicine Praised By Seller
A longtime seller touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as an excellent kidney medicine noting every customer was pleased with the results and recommending it for its intended use.
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Dr. Kilmer
Kilmer Company Ad Promises Swamp-Hoot Remedy
An old advertisement urges readers to send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer and Co. in Binghamton New York for a sample bottle of their swamp herb remedy. The copy is fragmented but promotes purchase through mail order.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Spirit of France Unconquerable in Chester’s Paris Dispatch
Chester and Lillian Chester recount France’s enduring spirit in Paris on February 18, praising loyal citizens and brave veterans like Papa Guillemont. The piece defends French resolve against Germany, stressing inevitability of victory and the unity of people and women behind the war effort.
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George Randolph Chester
Lillian Chester
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Paris
France
America
Papa Guillemont
London
New York
von Bernatorff
Italian Held For Killing Old Miner
John Hill a 50 year old coal miner lies dead at Fitzpatrick morgue in Kemmerer Wyoming. Mariano Covello a 21 year old Italian is jailed charged with first degree murder after an altercation at Glencoe clubhouse Saturday night. The coroner cites peritonitis from punctured intestines caused by kicks as the cause. Hill’s wife lives in Finland where his relatives remain. Funeral services are planned at Fitzpatrick funeral parlor next Sunday.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
John Hill
Fitzpatrick
Mariano Covello
Glencoe
Hill
Covollo
Covello
Hil
Firepatrick Funeral
Local Miner Interment Set at Diamondville Cemetery
Covello, held in the county jail on a $10,000 bond, appeared before Judge Holland last Tuesday seeking a postponement through attorney J. W. Sammon. The request was granted for tomorrow at 2 p.m. Interment will be in the Diamondville cemetery under the Glencoe Miners' local auspices.
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Glencoe
Diamondville
Covello
Holland
J. W. Sammon
New Town Formed in Fossil Field
In the Fossil oil fields the Heisman Oi & Townsite Co. forms a new town named Heraman to house oil workers. J. J. Heraman lends the name. C. R. Bunker leads the project to survey lots, drill sites, and street grading then build a hotel and stores. Olaf Jefson will be president of the corporation.
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Kemmerer
Wyno
Heisman Oi & Townsite Co
Heraman
J. J. Heraman
Hersman Company
C. R. Bunker
Bunker
Olaf Jefson
Blythe- Fargo-Hosking
Hersman
Taxis and seven passenger touring cars auctioned
Public sale lists call numbers 0 for taxis and 7 passenger touring cars 5 170. Auction details indicate vehicle types and categories up for bidding. Participants are invited to inspect and place bids at the designated time and location.
Local Labor Plan Aids Farm Work This Summer
The United States employment service will rely on localities to provide labor for food crop production this summer. If needed, surplus industrial workers will be recruited. Special agents will first target North Carolina and Virginia, with field aid for sugar beet districts in Colorado and the Imperial Valley cotton region in California.
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Washington
United States Employment Service
North Carolina
Virginia
Field Service Division
Colorado
Imperial Valley
California
Anna Gordon Union met at home of Mrs Self
The Anna Gordon Union met at the home of Mrs Self with good attendance. After a brief business meeting a short program was enjoyed and a charity lunch served. The next meeting will be with Mrs McKay at 2156 East Tenth Street.
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Anna Gordon Union
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