Charity Ball Plans Highlight Cheyenne Society
The Hospital Aid Society Ways and Means committee met to organize the charity ball, chaired by Mrs. J H Conway. Tickets cost 5 and proceeds fund the maternity ward. decorations, banquet, and attire reflect Cheyenne society. The ball is set for January 28 at Edgels hall, with continued planning at a library meeting next Monday.
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Ways and Means
The
Hospital Aid Society
J.H. Conway
Cheyenne
Ways and Means Committee
J. H. Conway
W. K. Hart
C. K. Snyder
Claude Draper
A. W. Barber
Dugald Whittaker
Mark Chapman
W. C. Mentzer
Elizabeth Gill
Edgles’ Hall
The Only Place in Cheyenne Where Huyler's Candy Is Sold
Sands Says How did the Hird know that. Every gift is a token of esteem. We offer an estimable value with every purchase here. Investigating. Pretty dangerous in his case but there’s no danger only satisfaction in our line of gifts. Hundreds of articles dainty and appropriate and comical. The only place in Cheyenne selling Huyler's Candy. The sweetness of low price seldom equals the bitterness of poor quality.
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Cheyenne
Huyler
New Year Watch Night Services At Baptist Church
Baptist church societies held New Year Eve watch night services with a decorated lecture room and a canopy of Christmas colors. From 9 to 1 the program under B Y U direction featured readings, piano solos, and a New Year dress theme. Midnight brought a pastor’s address and a ritual consecration as attendees wished each other a Happy New Year.
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Miss Morgan
Fudge
Miss Whipple
Freund
Mr. van Winkle
Parish social notices outline New Year gatherings at Parish House
Mr Lewis J Riley director of the Parish House club gave a recital last Monday evening followed by refreshments for Guild friends. Delta Alpha Society plans a Saturday meeting with Mrs O Schwetring at Nettford apartment 19. Mark's hosts a New Year's party Friday afternoon at the Parish House with refreshments and a program. Methodist Aid society to be entertained Thursday afternoon in church parlors by Mrs Stubbs and Mrs Durbin. ladies invited to bring thimbles.
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Carl Gylling
Coterie Art Club
Fllness
Harry Witters
Sidney
Mesdames Kilngman
Leighton
Herman Goam
Wilson
Wittersa
Finch and
Gyliing
Guild of St.Mark's
Lewis J. Riley
Parish House Club
The
Guild
Mendamen Voorhees
Barber
Mahoney, Daley
Bruner
Delta Alpha Society
Mrs. O
Schwetring
Nettford
Guild of St. Mark's
Methodist Aid Society
Hobinson Cafeteria Offers Dining Times and Best Home Cooking
The Hobinson cafeteria advertises daily meals from 11 30 a m to 2 p m and 6 to 7 p m claiming best home cooking on earth and inviting patrons to try the venue. The bold copy emphasizes up to date dining and appealing flavors.
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Hobinson
Chance for the Babies at Denver Stock Show
A new feature at the Denver Stock Show opening January 20 will include a Baby Show in a Eugenics section for the first time. Babies aged 12 to 36 months will be judged on development by experts and score cards, with arena gatherings and ribbons on Friday. Cash premiums spur competition between country and city babies. details from Dr. Mary Elizabeth Bates in Denver.
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Denver
Kida
Mary Elizabeth Bates
Majestic Building
Colo
Criminal corruption charged in Lincoln County contest
A public notice details alleged election fraud in Diamondville Glencoe and Oakley precincts. It claims conspirators arranged voting booths to allow marked ballots to be removed and reissued, aiming to defeat contestant Budge and aid the opposing candidate. The report cites multiple precincts and ongoing charges.
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Lincoln County
Diamondville
Budge
Glencoe
Oakley
Fraudulent practices alleged in Wyoming election contest
A Wyoming election contest claims illegal activities at Diamondville Glencoe and Oakley precincts. Voters were intimidated by non officers posing as challengers for the Republican party, with booths exposing ballots. The contest seeks elimination of all votes from the affected precincts to determine the rightful representative for the 12th State Legislature.
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Anid
Republican Party
Gald
Diamondville
Glencoe
Oakley
State of
Wyoming
C. D. Stafford
James Budge
Calumet Athletic club forms in Gary Indiana with 3000-seat plan
Gary Indiana reels in boxing push as four local leaders form Calumet Athletic club on city outskirts. Promoters secure sheriff and police cooperation, plan to run trains from Chicago for fights including a New Year’s Day card featuring Ruby Unhole vs Danny Goodman.
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Gary
Ind
Kenosha
Wis
Little Hoosier
Calumet
Chicago
Governor Marshall
Porter
Baseball Gossip Swirls Over Cubs Giants Intrigue
Bernard advises a hand injury will sideline the fighter until March. Billy cancels stage engagements and sails home. Johnny Byers abandons plans to pressure Miller Higging into trading Shortstop Hauser to the Cubs as Cincinnati dispatches hint at Arthur Shafer eyed by the Giants. Too Tinker also considers luring the young Californian from McGraw.
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Bernard
Billy
Johnny Byers
Miller
Shortstop Hauser
Cubs
Cincinnati
Arthur Shafer
Giants
Tinker
McGraw
Sheckard Linked to Cub Deal for Shafer Doubtful Ending
Reports tie Jimmy Sheckard to a possible Cub deal for Shafer but dispatches say Murphy would unlikely trade Shafer alone. McGraw once praised Shafer as a potential all time infielder, and Tilly needed a steady season, halted only by his mother’s death in 1912.
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Jimmy Sheckard
Shafer
Murphy
C. Webb
McGraw
Ned Hanlon
Tilly
Noteworthy vents of 1912 baseball
A compact look at the 1912 season highlights. Washington climbs from seventh to second, Clyde Milan shatters Cobb's base running record, and Rube Marquard rides a 19 game win streak. Johnson and Wood post 16 straight wins, while Washington nets 17 consecutive victories, sweeping the West in spring.
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Washington
Clyde Milan
Cobb
Rube Marquard
Walter Johnson
Joe Wood
Jack Chesbro
West
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Rube Oldring
Bender
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Hank O'Day
Cincinnati Reds
Redland
Giants
Lou Richie
Chicago Cub
New York Giants
Harry Davis
Shan Ager
Cleveland Naplanders
Naps
Joe Birmingham
Jeff Tesreau
Phillies
Earl Hamilton
Detroit Tigers
Lawyer claims not a lender in courtroom exchange
A lawyer defends his honesty to the judge saying he cannot assist a bad cause while an opponent shoots back that he never lends himself to such a cause and always requires cash down.
Quite a popular diserase disease shifts surgery counts
The article notes appendicitis became recognized about thirty years ago and estimates that around 200,000 people in the country have undergone surgical cure since.
The State Leader Want Ad Preview
The State Leader promotes its Want Ad section for Wyoming readers with a brief invitation to try the service. This cutline highlights the publication’s role as a local classified platform.
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Want Admedium of
Wyoming
Poultry Show Progresses with Large Attendance
The second day of the poultry show drew many enthusiasts as Judge Stone arrived and began judging the vast entries. Prizes for the top scores were delayed as complete scoring could not be finished in one day. Outside polata entries were displayed, with many notable specimens of fancy and utility chickens from the west. Judge Stone of Denver, a veteran poultry expert, will continue judging today. Exhibition rooms stay open for spectators and will close late tomorrow night.
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Stone
Polata
Judge Stone
Denver
West
Scarlet Fever Situation Shows Signs of Recovery
The lithedwich Talbott near death from scarlet fever improved yesterday after a critical New Year’s Day state. Health officials report no new cases so far in 1913 and urge the school board to keep schools closed for another week to curb spread and allow the illness to subside.
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Littledwich Talbott
Wyman
State Board of Health
Shingle
Conway
Thibetans Defeat Chinese Near Halang Cheng
Thibetans attack a Chinese column near Halang Cheng on the Thibet border. About three hundred Chinese soldiers were killed and six machine guns were lost. Officials cite insubordination and mistrust of commanders as the reason for the defeat.
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Chengtu
Bze-Chuen
China
Halang Cheng
Thibet
The Robinson Offers Up-to-Date On Earth Try Us Hours
The Robinson lists shopping hours from 11 80 to 2 p m and 5 to 7 p m for its up-to-date On Earth Try Us display.
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Wm.Myers Dry Goods Co
Bridge Club
J. D. Gill
Card Club
Mré. C. ¥. Beard
Sands
Hird
Dave
Mutt and
Jeff
Bud” Fisher
Cora
the Pictur
Ermen
Baptist
Methodist Aid
Huggins
Cardinals
Cardinal
Sallee
Harmon
Geyer
Sheckard
Charles
Chief) Bender
Atlanta
Montgomery
Charlotte
N. C
Billy Reidy
San Francisco
Cleveland
Oakland
Connie Mack
Plank
Coombs
Billy Papke
George Carpenter
George Bernard
Paris
Papke
Robinson
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