Woman's club meetings and social events noted in city
Mrs Thomas Cooper hosted a Woman's club meeting at Carey avenue with a brief business session and a literary talk on The Mongo Invasion of Russia. Guests included Mrs W B Hin riche and Mrs James Cooper. Other items cover New Year party hosted by Miss Mabel Knight, a five hundred card party by Miss Hazel Schmidt, a Tuesday Night club event for Mrs Edward Stahle, a Rev Robert L Harris marriage notice, and upcoming meetings of Myallo Maze and Woman's Temperance Union plus Bunshine society activities.
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Thomas Cooper
Woman's Club
Carey Avenue
Rugala Wis
Hubert A. Morten
Russia
James Cooper
D. R. Kinport
Charles Woods
W. BE. Hinriche
R. A. Morten
Hagar
Mabel Knight
Milas Knight
Kathryn Dyer
Margaret Lee
Mollie Lea
Margaret Dineen
Ruth Nash
Catherine McDevitt
Sadie
Jessie Large
Hazel Bochmidt
Fay Perry
Clara Dodds
Theresa Motherey
Hazel Schmidt
West Twenty-second Street
Edward F. Stahle
Stahle
James H. Walton
D. R. Whitaker
Eleanor G. Sahm
Lulu McCormick
Edna Bartlett
Walton
Robert L. Harris
Cheyenne
Anna R. Macomber
Toledo
Harris
Parkwood Avenue
The
Woman's Temperance Union
Julia Richards
Weat Twentieth Street
G. W. Rockafield
Richardson
Postmaster Subscriptions Rush Units Across State
Postmasters report a flood of subscriptions to the State Leader from agents and dealers. The circulation force has doubled yet strains remain as many postmasters struggle to process orders. One writes of sending several new and renewal orders and predicting a batch of twenty five more, aiming to push subscriptions toward four to four fifty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drigglieta
Novy
Church Parlors Invite Members at Seven O'clock
Notices announce church parlors at seven. Mrs. D. B. Apperson plan to Ogden Utah to decide on residence. Mrs. J. H. Skidmore and two children depart Friday for Omaha Neb. Mrs. H. A. Connett and daughter visit Miss Bertha Hobbs on Evang street. G A R General Fisher Circle No 23 meets at Keefe hall armory at 7 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Skidmore
Omaha
Neb
H. A. Connett
Bertha Hobbs
Evang Street
General Fisher
Keefe Hall
Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diuretic as a universal cure for kidney and bladder issues. It claims prompt relief from backache, dropsy, and urinary troubles, urging use at the first signs and declaring the medicine universally available through Thompson & Pape of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Bright
Pape, Thompson & Pape
Cincinnati
Ohio
Self defense will be Garrido's plea in murder case
Francisco Garrido, a Spndeh sheepherder, claims self defense in the Normandie hotel lobby shooting of Mark M. Coad after a dispute over wine. The coroner’s jury ruled Coad died from Garrido’s gunshots. Garrido awaiting preliminary hearing, date not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Garrido
Mark M. Coad
Normandie Hotel
Wigen
Coad
Hawley
Normandie
Saratoga
Y. Beard
J. O
Foley
T. C. Murray
Frank Bon
Ed Evans
Judge Hawley
Saratoga Citizen
Charles L. Rigdon
Help Advertise Wyoming State Leader Promo
Help advertise Wyoming by mail is offered with durations of one year for 3.74 dollars, six months for 2.00 dollars, and three months for 1.00 dollar. Mail and phone contact provided, with the address 1814 Carey Ave and phone 94 for the State Leader office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Leader
Carey Ave
Old Equalization Law Still in Effect
Attorney General D A Preston stated in response to State Auditor Forsythe that the 1887 state board of equalization law remains in force and will stay operative until repealed by new legislation. This marks his first official opinion in the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Preston
Robert Forsythe
Board of Equalization
How She Keeps Her Baby Healthy Test Free
An old advice column promotes daily bowel care for infants as essential to health and growth. It touts a free sample from Caldwell and urges mothers to write for guidance and a bottle. The piece emphasizes simple remedies and personal experience over medical jargon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichert
Richmond Mil
Byrup Pepsin
Gothc
Gaiawell
State Leader promotes Wyoming focused daily news
The passage extols the State Leader as a daily Wyoming oriented newspaper designed to keep readers informed about local and state happenings. It promises broad coverage from national to world news, Cheyenne society, sports, and fearless editorials, urging readers to judge papers by their contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Union
Cheyenne
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F. H. Hass
Ingersoll Store
W. 17Th Street
Miss Schmidt
Missey
Letitia Thompson
Jessie and
Sadie Large
Katherine Dyer
Mollie
Theresa Melnery
Myallo Maze Club
Charles Richardson
H. EB. Crain
Bunshine Society
William G. Walker
Graham Walker
David Nimmo
Methodist
D. B. Apperson
Ogden
Utah
Shrepheiden
Coar
Sittle
Delinenath
Wilang Ontioe Ila
Cheyenne, Wyo
Gira
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