Executive Mansion hosts state board of mines reception
Last evening the Cheyenne executive mansion welcomed the state board of mines. Governor Houx and Mrs Houx hosted a dinner for G Thomas Robert Botchkiss Deltz A Boyle Laramie George A Brown Hanna Thomas R Jones Kemmerer and others. Mrs Houx and the three daughters were to be at home this afternoon. The Sunergae of St Mark's will continue weekly dances at the Panteh house with local youth and Fort Russell servicemen invited. Engagement announced Gladys Anna Astle to Lieut Ralph Dolson of Fort Russell. Lake Minnehaha offers skating on a newly surfaced canal with possible extra electric lights for the season. Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters plan a Friday party for Sergt Glenn Heidershot on furlough from Camp Dodge. officers installed with social events to follow. New Pythian Sister officers listed, and Knights of Pythias officers named. A two by three foot service flag donated by Mrs Gottschalk and Howard Hines, with thirteen stars, was presented. The event featured a fifteen-piece orchestra and supper.
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State Board of Mines
Cheyenne
Noux
G. Thomas
Rock Springs
Robert Botchkiss
Deltz
A. (. Boyle
Laramie
George A. Brown
Hanna
Thomas R. Jones
Kemmerer
Houx
Vera
Thora
Mercedes
F. J. Houx
St. Mark’s
Panteh House
Fort Russell
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Sergt
Glenn Heidershot
Sn. of P
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Iowa
Jennie Hendershot
Anna Jessen
Christine Rath
Richard Burke
Helen Nimmo
Henry Evis
The
Robert Jenpe
W J. Wall
D. B. Gillespie
W. J. Davis
F. L. Hendershot
Gottschalk
Howard Hines
Zemo antiseptic liquid for wounds and chafing
An old advertisement promotes Zemo by E. W. Rose Co Cleveland Ohio as a cleansing antiseptic liquid. It claims to heal eczema, greasy salves and ointments should not be used on clear skin and offers 35 cents or one dollar for a large bottle.
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Regency Society Report From Jows Weekly Post Hop
A Saturday evening social drew local society figures to Jows for a post hop hosted by the regimental group. The Kighty third Field Artillery officers and wives met at the regimental club Friday afternoon for a teatime gathering with dancing and visiting. Tea service was provided by Mrs. Crile Mrs. Prettyman and Mrs. Robbe. Mrs. Bulkley wife of Lt Bulkley has just returned from a Christmas visit with her mother in Salt Lake City.
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Kighty-third Field Artillery
Regimental Club
Wsuil
Crile
Prettyman
Robbe
Bulkley
Salt Lake City
Local residents return from Christmas holidays
Miss Eunice Thompson returns to Idaho Springs from Christmas with family. Miss Junia Porter goes to Mount Pleasant Iowa for holidays and returns to teach at the high school. Mrs. William Knox visits in Cheyenne with the Robertson and Archer families. Bobby Archer returns to Cheyenne after a Utah posting. Bowman guests of the Quayle home over the weekend. Christy Houx returns to Fort Welling after Christmas in Cheyenne. Bessie Watson leaves for Pine Bluffs to visit friends. Lowrie Lacey heads to Fort Collins for home economics duties.
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Eunice Thompson
Idaho Springs
Colo
Junia Porter
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
William Knox
Denver
Ralph Robertson
Robert Archer
Bobby
Ogden
Utah
Cheyenne
Archer
A. B. Bowman
Christy Houx
Mra. Houx
Fort Welling
Bessie Watson
Pine Bluffs
Mins Lowrie Lacey
Fort Collins
Bine
Sunshine and Sisterhood Society Meeting Notes
Various women s clubs schedule afternoon meetings at the library and chapter houses. Topics include France and Her Part In the War, New Testament characters, Paul and His Missionary Journeys, and eyeing shifts in club events and postponements. The High School PTA meets at 7 30 with a Junior Red Cross program and a planned reading and vocal solo.
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Lynshine Society
Sted Cross
F. KB. Oo
Sisterhood
Mra Woc
Kinkead
Mre
Claude Draper
France
Whittler Club
Were
E. J. Kelley
Hospitid Society
Hospital Aid Society
Ft. A
Parent-Teacher Association
Junior Red Cross
R. A. Morton
Plano
Landa Newlin
Dorothy Roedel
Reading
Sammie'n Service Star
Elele Taylor
Ted Cross
Velma Wilseck
Westminster Guild Opens New Year Meeting
Church circles schedule first meeting of the year at Mrs Minnie Haas home with Mrs Millie Rice Mrs Walter Flintjer and Mrs Charles Emerick as hostesses Cheyenne W C T U to meet at Y P B headquarters with Mrs George Lowery as hostess Methodist Aid Society to meet at 1715 House Street with several hostesses Congregational Aid Society to meet in church parlors at three with new officers taking chairs and retiring reports Sunergae Meeting to be held this afternoon at the Parish house with Mrs Clyde Davis as hostess.
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Westminster Guild
Minnie Haas
Millie Rice
Walter Flintjer
Charles Emerick
Cheyenne W. C. T. U
Cheyenne W. C. T. UU
George Lowery
Methodist Aid Society
Floyd John
House Street
John
Fleming
Mackley
Watson
Congregational Aid Society
Lummis
St. Mark's
Clyde Davis
Attorneys to Aid Draft Registrants at Court House
Attorneys will assist draft registrants at the courthouse this week to answer the questionnaire. The county clerk estimates the entire batch will be mailed by January 9, making this likely the last week for attorneys on this task.
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Court House
Wilfred O'Leary
W. E. Mullen
Clarence Swainson
Thomas Hunter
Thome Fahey
Mentzer
Japan Influences This Tussah Smock
Above a lonely American lady wears a tussah silk smock with Japanese embroidery and kimono influences. The outfit pairs with a white crepe de chine skirt and a garden hat, creating a smart, charming summer look.
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Japan
Heavy reserves stabilize U S economy says chamber report
A U S chamber of commerce assessment notes consumer demand remains strong in many regions while high living costs and crop uncertainly temper purchases. The report cites cautious buying in the East and broad confidence elsewhere, with winter business activity expected to hold. It also includes a consumer ad about Foley a Honey and Tar and a Pine Bluffs note.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Archer Wall Douglas
St. Louis
Alono
Foley's Honey and Tar and Kidney Pills Promotion
An old promotional slip urges readers to mail a form to Foley & Co in Chicago for a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley's Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. The offer promises relief for coughs colds back pain rheumatism and digestive issues with products advertised as sold everywhere.
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Croup
M. T. Davis
Hearaville
C. C. Craven
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Railroad agents ordered to stop soliciting nationwide
Pueblo Colorado January 7 orders to quit soliciting freight and passenger business were received by all railroad offices in the area. General offices wired Washington directed abolition of freight and passenger solicitors and possibly their offices. Missouri Pacific announced reassigning solicitors to other jobs. Local rails face reduced Pueblo to Denver service and potential double tracking between Denver and Pueblo under government control.
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Pvehlo
Colo
Velit
Rallroad
Pueblo
T le
Washington
Hic
Missouri Pacific Road
Denver
Rio Grande
Freight train times may shorten between Denver and Pueblo
The text notes that arranging certain logistics would cut the duration of freight trains between Denver and Pueblo, suggesting improved scheduling could accelerate rail movement on that corridor.
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Denver
Pueblo
Salvation Army Drive Raises 428 in Winter Relief
Adjutant Thortian Pitts records the Salvation Army Christmas drive totaling 428.49 with receipts from responses and contributions. Expenditures cover Meehan fund items 50.42, provisions 14.00, literature 21.50, postage 2.10, and general costs 225.02. Donated provisions estimated at 1.05 value 885.01 leaving a balance of 194.41.
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Thortian Pitts
Salvation Army
Han
Meehan Tee
Anti-Saloon League Head Delivers Address at Central High
Fred J. Robb superintendent of the Anti Saloon League spoke to Cheyenne high school students at central assembly yesterday afternoon. He held their attention with thunderous applause as Miss Luéretia Whitehead, French teacher, prepares to depart for St Louis to engage in settlement work. her position will remain vacant after this semester.
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Fred J.robb
Anti-Saloon League
Central Assembly
Luéretia Whitehead
Cheyenne
St. Lonia
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Natural Hair Color
The article describes Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound as a historical home remedy to restore natural hair color and darken gray strands. It notes modern store availability and suggests applying with a sponge or brush to achieve a dark, glossy look without implying medical benefits.
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Wyeth
Dhamelst
Ishians Launch Army Fund Drive Totaling $1.04
A village group announced a fund drive raising one dollar and four cents for the Army YM. A. support, directed toward the Indians of the Rosebud reservation in Brookings South Dakota.
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Chicago
Jane
Army
Sanative Bromine Quinine Tablets Remain Unverified
To cure all ailments advertised by druggists for one day only customers may claim refunds if not cured. E W Grove’s Stenchure appears on every box priced 36e.
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E. W. Grove
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