Community notices parade Cheyenne social events and visits
A long list of Cheyenne gatherings and personal visits fills the social page. New minister Rev. Nelson and wife arrive from Richmond Indiana. the Daughters of the American Revolution host a meeting. various clubs plan programs, dances, luncheons, and musical events. several residents travel or host guests, with multiple church and club activities scheduled through the week.
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Nelson
Mra
Cheyenne
Richmond
Indiana
Ayres
Fort Runcoll
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. W. Burdick
Young Men's Christian Association
Johnson School
Hart
Johnston
Edna Richards
William A. Richards
H. B. Patten
Deerfield
Katherine Orgad
Margaret Hardick
Mrs
Be Be Brooks
FH. Jones
Infomatinn A
Clara Bond
van Devanter
O .B. Weeks
J. T. Graham
John Grieves
Thompson
A. Ken Doane
Debroy
Shingle
L. P. House
Ray Lee
A. J. Par
Stomach Indigestion Cure Promised In Mi-o-na Tablets
An advertisement promotes Mi-o-na stomach tablets as a cure for indigestion and stomach weakness. It claims the pills build up the stomach, increase strength and digestion, and offers a money back guarantee. The product is sold in tablet form for 50 cents.
Lent Fire in Gotham: Churches Open as City Denies Worldliness
New York observes a sweeping Lenten revival with many churches holding services as secular life slows. Roosevelts' engagement fuels curiosity about Miss Alexander as reporters swarm to chronicle the couple. Washington celebrates Washington's birthday amid plans for a George Washington Memorial Hall and renewed calls to curb Morgan's influence on Wall Street.
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New York
New
Wall,street
Broadway
Gotham
Cupid
Roosevelt
Teddy
Alexander Hag
Mrs. Roosevelt
Teddy S
Washington
Lincoln
George Washington
George Washington’ Memorial
Bush
Hopes for Unique Hotel Innovation in Gotham
Hopes rise for a novel hotel concept in Gotham with a projected limited room count and unique amenities. The idea draws interest as crowding challenges and rate debates shape the hospitality scene amid ongoing urban growth.
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Gotham
Thal
School Notes Report On-Wed Return And Laramie Trip
Principal to return Wednesday the 23rd. Wyoming trip to Laramie on February 22 with team members Storey Bell House Ballinger Davidson Junk and Coach Loughridge. John school programs featured Longfellow society seventh grade readings and a speech by Hon. J. M. Carey on George Washington.
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Wyoming
Laramie
Eorge Storey
Frank Bell
Harry House
Fred Ballinger
Jesse Davidson
Frank Junk
Miters
Loughridge
Bacon
Miss Hebard
Miss Cole
Johnson School
Longfellow Society
Lone
America
Bone
Kellar
Washington
Katherine Doody
Effie Hubbard
Storey
J. M. Caray
Carey
George Washington
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Medicine Ad
Advertisement claims a quick cure for colds using laxative bromenoquinine tablets with a refund if it fails. Box bears GROVE'S signature and includes directions for use claiming rapid relief on the same day.
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Grove
Father and son kill man in Texas incident
In Childress Texas on February 21 Frank Ly Craig was fatally shot by his fifteen year old son Albert after a dispute with his daughter Mia Ruth Hawia, aged 18. The elder Craig became enraged and shot his father.
Do You Get Up With a Lame Back Kidney Trouble Swamp Root Ad
An aged advertisement promotes Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for back pain, rheumatism, and kidney or bladder issues. It offers a free bottle by mail and urges readers to write Seaton of Kilmer & Co in Ton New York for details and ordering information.
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Kilmer
McTie
al Seaton
Generon
oOlmer & Co
Ton, N.Y
Wild West Train Robbers Now in Argentina
Notorious U S bandits Butch Cassidy Sundance Kid and Kid Curry, with Harvey Logan, are described as living in Argentina’s fastness and leading a powerful gang. Reports say governments pay tribute, with ties to past train robberies and murders across the American West.
Last Crimps of the Wild Bunch End in Fatal Escape
The gunfight ended without disclosed loss as bandits fled on stolen horses and were pursued by posses. One robber, Duncan or Harvey Logan alias Pinkertons, shot himself after a farewell to comrades. Harry Longabaugh known as Place visited New York and later returned to the Argentine Republic.
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Duncan
Pinkertons
Harvey Logan
Harry Longbaugh
Place
New York
Argentine Republic
Indian Fighters Run Short of Grub Quickly
Albuquerque paper reports two 14 year old boys Tommie Huabblell and George Leonard fled Saturday night with a 22 pistol and car rides and sandwiches aiming for California. They spent the night by a brush fire across the river before returning home hungry, as authorities searched for them.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Tommie Huabblell
George Leonard
California
Tenesacre
Denver Auto Show Nears Opening At Auditorium
Plans for what will be the most complete automobile exposition in the West progress under the DenWyler Motor Club. The second Annual Automobile Show opens at 2 p m tomorrow and runs through Saturday night. Committee chair Chas P Allen with Dr Ward B P Dean and Wm D Nash oversee final preparations. Vehicles include cars, motorcycles, auto accessories, and related motor care items.
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Weel
Denwyer Motor Club
Chas, P. Allen
Ward BP. Dean
Wm. D. Nash
Leader News Roundup From State Nation and World
A compact digest highlights significant happenings across the state nation and world as reported by the Leader. Key events, decisions and developments shape local perspectives and inform readers on matters beyond the community.
Black Velvet gown sale linked to Reema deal on SPOT PRO
A SPOT PRO listing mentions a black velvet gown associated with a Reema deal and a cue of copyright. The text is fragmentary, with unclear authors or dates but implies a commerce or fashion item tied to a brand or agreement.
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Ince
A Little Cold Becomes Fatal Says A Neighbor’s Woe
A mournful verse notes how neglect of a cold led to death as neighbors gathered around the bereaved. An advertisement promises a twenty four hour cure for colds with a whiskey glycerine pine compound, urging readers to mix and drink in four hour doses.
Boys Save Train Rewarded With Ten
Nenice Tl February 21 Two boys rescued a cattle train by flagging it on foot for fifty miles to avert a wreck with a Wabash freight car. They stopped the cattle train within fifty feet using the emergency brakes and received a ten dollar reward from the crew.
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Nenice
Robert Hagnaur
Charles Phayerson
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South Side Woman’s "Christian Temperance" Union
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