Battle ends as truth prevails and cour age tested in Cheyenne event
The excerpt recalls a martial motto about settling disputes rightly and notes social rounds in Cheyenne. It mentions Miss Forbes and Miss Clelland visiting Mrs Covert, theater parties for Clelland, and upcoming Elks dance and Lyceum events. It also reports Mr and Mrs Monfort leaving Cheyenne for Denver after years with the Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Monfort
Tribune Force
Cheyenne
Denver
Monfort
Colorado Capital
Harris Brown Table Company
Mrs. Monfort
Cheyenne and Ite Peoples Stirring Feelings of Partiality
The speaker notes a lasting sense of partiality toward Cheyenne and Ite peoples, reflecting on cultural ties and enduring allegiance. The statement underscores bias rooted in heritage, history, and personal identity with those communities.
Visiting List Recaps Holiday Travels and Farewells
Miss Margaret Clelland returns to Lincoln after a Cheyenne holiday visit hosted by friends from Cheyenne and W. L. Whipple. George Barrett leaves for La Crosse after a two week Cheyenne sojourn with Ernest Snow. Louise and Elizabeth Lacey depart for Baltimore to resume studies at Goucher College after Christmas at Cheyenne. Mrs. J L Rockwell resumes music classes after Denver visit. Mr. and Mrs. J C Kimball and child return from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Clelland
W. L. Whipple
Community clubs schedule busy week in St Johns
Hospital Art Society plans final regular meeting before charity ball on Thursday January 23 at Engles hall. Sunshine Society and Woman's Club hold routine gatherings at the library. Card and bridge clubs meet with hostesses at home, while Mystic Maze notes a December 31 tea and sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Art Society of St. John's
Engles’ Hall
Sunshine Society
The
Mystic Maze Club
James N. Zalesky
Leighton
Bowman
Nelson
Markley
Misdames Kubie
Christensen
Taylor and Sigler
Church Circles Highlight Friday Gatherings
In church circles the Willing Workers will meet Friday at 102 West Twenty seventh Street with Mrs. C L Rigdon hosting and Mrs L Hughes and Mrs A B Brendler as assistant hostesses. Presbyterian Aid plans Friday afternoon at 222 West Twenty first Street with Mrs McEndrie and Mrs Summer receiving. Congregational Aid meets Friday at 2116 Carey Avenue with Mrs George Gilland as host. The Guild of St Mark's meets Friday at the Parish House. Rev Van Winkle is ill. Rev Mr Fudge will preach in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
C. L. Rigdon
L. Hughes
Mra
A. B. Brendler
Presbyterian Aid
Mclindrie
Summer
Presbyterian Aid Society
Mra McEndrie
West
Ith
Congregational Aid
Congregational Aid Society
Wre
George Gilland
Carey Avenue
Guild of
Bt. Mark's
Pariah House
van Winkle
Grippe
Mr. Fudge
Evening Concert and Christmas Music at Local Churches
Special music programs at St Mark's and Presbyterian church feature choirs, solos, and quartets led by Mrs V Ky Hart and Mr White. Highlights include Processional Hymn 65, Nunc Dimittis, Anthems Calm on the Listening Bar of Night and The Message of Peace, violin solos, and a cantata The Story of Bethlehem. Also noted is news of a New York Americans Polo Grounds joint-use deal and Highlanders may gain from the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Mra. V. Ky Hart
Wienlawak
Muriel Guy
Bagmbach
Presbyterian Church
Spence
Mr. White
Dreseler
Mrs. Hills
Bethlehem
Nee EE Eet Pence
Marytana
New York
Recipe for pint cough syrup with Pinex and sugar
A historical recipe describes making a cough syrup by mixing Pinex with sugar syrup and warm water for relief. It notes using one pint bottle with 244 ml of Pinex and additional ingredients to create a tonic believed to stimulate appetite and aid children, with various vague measurements and cautions.
Knowing Those We Trust Sermon Topic at First Baptist
Rev Hal P Fudge to speak in the morning service at First Baptist Church on Nineteenth Street and Warren Avenue with Nellie Morgan leading evening service. Sunday school for those over 16 at 12 16 p.m. adjourned until after public schedule opens. Young People's meeting at 6 15 p.m. and evening sermon by Pastor Rev George Van Winkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal P. Fudge
Nellie Morgan
George van Winkle
George Davidson
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
W. M. Nelson
Church Services And Events At Local Congregations
A crowded schedule includes morning and evening services at multiple churches with sermons on Knowing Those We Trust and The Story of Bethlehem. Special meetings announced for January 7 9 led by Rev Leon C Hille and Rev George Davidson invite all to attend.
State Leader Ad Backs Bresnahan Support Drive
The Baseball Players' fraternity is said to have endorsed Bresnahan in his favor and new readers flood the Daily and Weekly State Leader with subscriptions. Join the growing crowd and subscribe to the Weekly State for one year at a special price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Bresnahan H Sard
Baseball Players’ Fraternity of Action
State Leader
Better
Notables Attend Reid Funeral in New York
Whitelaw Reid, late ambassador to England, is honored at a service in the Cathedral of St John the Divine. President Taft Theodore Roosevelt and many U S leaders attend. burial follows at Sleepy Hollow. Representatives from Britain and the Natal cruiser crew, plus U S military figures, are noted among mourners and pallbearers. A special train to Tarrytown carries family and friends after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whitelaw Reid
England
Cathedral of
St. John
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
America
Sleepy Hollow
Tarrytown
David H. Greer
Leonard
Cleveland
Ohio
Reid
Hahop Boyd Carpenter
Westminster Abbey
Great Britain
James Bryce
Cruiaer Natal
Atlantic
United States Army
Barry
Navy
Fiache
Pineat H. Shackleton
Pilgrims
Theodore Roowervelt
Pilertina
Knox
Ambawaddr Bryce
Benator Root
Todge
George Gray
Cowles
Joseph J. Choate
Chamnory M. Depew
J. P. Morgan
Robert Bacon
Hebert Todd Lincoln
Henry White
Grand Central Station
Army
Garment Workers Strike Ends as Chamber Plan Rejected
New York January 4 news reports the three week garment workers strike closing with the chamber of commerce offering to appoint a commission to investigate wages hours and working conditions versus competitive markets in clothing industries. The offer was rejected by the strikers led by The Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Garment Workers
Chamber of Commerce
Lai
Piles Quickly Cured at Home Trial Package Offered
An advertisement promises a fast relief for piles with a home cure and claims a permanent cure. A trial package is mailed free in a plain wrapper to interested readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igo
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Bull Truth
Elia Wheeler
Mary
Crain
Miss Forbes
Elks
Lyceum Entertainment
Methodist Church
Alfred Bergen
Leon Marx
Lyceum
J. L. Rockwell
Nérdica
Queen of Song
Mr. and
Mra, Monfort
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Battle Creek, Michigan
Ase Lpt
Bowes
Hospital Aid Society
F. H. Jones
Woman's Club
J. F. Crowley
Eddy Street
J. D. Gill
Fort
William Dublois
Theatre OF Varieties
Cheyenne, Wyo
Withrow
Glover
Clara Fafek
Nat Nazarro
Denver. Orpheum
Meldas
Miss Crean
H. A. Parker
Oder
First Baptist Church
Nineteenth Street
Warren Ave
Nue
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Niret Presbyterian Church
Naval Sunday School
Robert Ferguson
Leon C, Hille
Capitol Ave. Theatre
the Will
Sphinx
Eclair
Nestor
Sthuirers
Coouvuyn
Pyramid Pri Q Company
Pyramid
Marshall
Mitch
Robinson
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