Winter's Shelter and Society Notes in a Small Town
A poem by Suzanne Weddell opens a winter scene of warmth as nature shelters small animals from cold and night. The rest records social news: dinner guests swapped names, arrivals from Louisiana and St. Joseph, visitors from Detroit and Ft. Collins, and health updates. Local clubs host events including a W C T U meeting on a 2:40 p.m. mother’s session at 2021 Evans St with a talk on moving pictures.
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Judge
A. J. Miller
J. A. Riner
A. J. Parschall
Mra
Stockwell
Evans St
WR Spade
Hospital Aid Society Debates Charity Ball Postponement
The Hospital Aid Society met Monday afternoon in cold weather with small attendance. They discussed canceling this year’s charity ball and delaying it to 1918. Attendees included Mesdamer Bristol Heaney Watts Sturdevant and several others.
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Hospital Aid
Hospital Aid Society
Mesdamer
Charles Bristol
Heaney
Watts
Sturdevant
Woman
Burdick
Martha Fox
Yj. A. Fox
Mark Chapman
Miss
Pwin
The Duty of Womanhood and Gentle Strength
A Victorian-era lecture promotes modesty reserve and deference among women. It denounces strong mindedness as harming appeal, argues advantage lies in gentleness, and warns against loud self assertion undermining feminine charm and influence.
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Hiome Journal
Band Box novel sparks renewed reader interest
Louis Joseph Vancee's latent novel The Band-box draws attention like his other works The Black Bag The Brass Bowl and The Bronze Bell A reader recalls old autograph albums from school days and a sentiment about memory linking past loves to wood boxes while noting quirky contemporary figures.
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Louis Joseph Vancee
Alton Packard to entertain at Lyceum Lecture
At the Baptist church this evening Alton Packard will delight the audience with cartoons and crayon pictures described in his gifted way. This is the second Lyceum Lecture in the series and is expected to draw a crowded house.
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Lyceum
The
Baptist Church
Alton Packard
Cure a Cold in One Day Notice
Advertises LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets promising a one day cure for a cold. Claims refund if failing and includes BE. W. GROVE’S signature on each box as a form of endorsement.
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BE. W. Grove
Uncle Sam Delivers 20126.02 To State Treasury
Governor Corey received a federal check totaling 20126.02 representing 259 percent of the state’s forest reserve rental income. The sum falls about 4000 shy of the 1904 and 1910 amounts, per 1908 act directing revenue turnover. New incorporations include White Mountain Live Stock of Rock Springs with 100 capital stock, filed by T S Tallfero. A F and A M Lodge No 12 filed articles. Mine Owners Association of Cheyenne also filed papers to boost Cripple Creek mining district welfare. New notaries commissioned include Hannan of Dixon Hannan of Pixon and Laura Smith of Rock Springs. Visitor list notes W TI Dickerson, Lander coal operator, as state visitor.
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Corey
Uncle Sam
White Mountain Live Stork Company of
Rock Springs
Tts
Ltt
T. 5 .Tallafero
A. Ll. Hannan
Dixon Hannan
Pixon
Wyo
Laura &. Smith
Ethel Mackensie
Shell
V. Okle
Lost Cabin
Capitol
W. TI
Dickerson
Lander
Statehotice
Uncle Sam Quietly Screens Recruits at Local Office
Gibba Seret in charge of the United States army recruiting office reports 87 applicants since December 22. Only 10 accepted. most rejected for education gaps and underweight. Many locals refused due to police records. About 75 percent of applicants are former soldiers seeking reenlistment.
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Seret
Gibba
United States Army
Jartlés Wie
Joseph F P Sheehan Stars in Hoffmann at Capitol Avenue
Joseph FP Sheehan, Ameri ca's greatest tenor, appears with an all star company at Capitol Avenue Theatre Thursday evening January 0. The tour has been a triumph and critics hail The Love Tales of Hoffmann as the finest organization in America. The opera promises laughter and tense excitement, a standout performance.
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Joseph FP
Sheehan
America
Capitol Avene Theatre
Jadvery
Tri
Press
Moblic
How to Be Certain or Curing Constipation
Advertises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for severe constipation and a mild non griping laxative. Claims widespread praise from American users and letters to support its efficacy. Also mentions Chamberlain's Liniment as a pain reliever and healer, offered at 25 and 50 cents by druggists.
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Wm. Dehlin
Bouck
Febastapol
Calif
W. B. Caldwell
Washington Bt
Monticello
Chamberlain
Pepper Toss Incident At Chinese Restaurant Leads to Arrest
Jim, a Chinese restaurant keeper on Sixteenth street, was arrested on a disturbance charge after throwing red pepper into three soldiers of the Eleventh Infantry who complained about their noodles. He was released on $10 bonds for trial before Police Judge Wernitz.
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Ah Jim
Sixteenth Street
Eleventh Infantry
Wernitz
Fry
Wm. Carley
John Kularis
Kularis Lala
Carley
Thames and
Eddy Streets
Slateenth
Seventeenth Streets
Woman credits Postum with curing 20 years of dyspepsia
A rural diarist from EKingland recounts a decades long battle with dyspepsia and giddiness cured after switching from tea and coffee to Postum. She praises the beverage, notes regained appetite and strength, and shares her coffee free recovery tale to urge others to try Postum and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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Wellville
Hattle Creek
Mich
Phage
Line Classifieds Leader Three Times For 23 Cents
An item from the line classified section notes a leader achieving three placements in the paper for a total of 23 cents. The brief entry records a small pricing detail and a milestone in the classifieds.
Atlas Variety Opens with Strong Local Vaudeville Acts
A new Atlas show opened last night featuring three balanced vaudeville acts and two first run motion pictures. Ralton and LaTrove deliver singing and eccentric dancing with fresh and familiar jokes and the Coltona duo charm listeners with Scottish songs and tunes. Prown's trained dogs impress, replacing Mrs Miller as the week begins, while Dogs in Dogville ends the program with clever vaudeville.
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Atlas
Ralton and
LaTrove
Coltona
Prown
Mra
Miller
Dogville
Mine Workers of State Report Large Surplus in 1911
The United Mine Workers of America District No. 22 reports a semiyearly 1911 balance of 100 225.80 after income of 24 409.82 and expenditures of 9 593.64. Surplus is distributed across Cheyenne and other Wyoming banks including First National, Citizens National, Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank and Stock Growers National with an open account of 1 298.37.
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United Mine Workers of America
Wyoming
First National
Citizens National
Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Stock Growers National
Manages Contract Secured For Lion and the Mouse
What Mustling did, manager Bradley says he has secured a contract from The Lion and the Mouse management. The date will be announced later. It will be a month or go at lone. A little energy of this kind, if permitted, will bring to our town a high standard of companies.
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Bradley
Lone
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Cora Hawn
St. Joseph
Miss Hawn
Telephone
Ed S. Pierce
Pierce
J. A. Rathburn
Detroit, Mich
Abbie BE. Roys
Hazel McGuire
North Platte
Mrs. Rinker
Cheyenne
Johnston
Guild of St. Mark's
John Whittaker
Friends of the Church and Society
L. R. Tyson
East Eighteenth Street
Kema
Wilbur S. Leighton
Railway Mall Association
Gname
Hallett
Historical Review
Roscoe Dutcher
Hullett
Bump
O'Brien
Gyling
Gnam
Coffman
Hager
Fred Miller
Dutcher
Tyson
Miss Boyle
Alpha Club
Thebrary
JD. M. Carley
J. A. Paine
Coats
Are Trou Pierce ‘Suit
Cloak ‘Co
Capitol’ News
Sam
A. F
A. M
W. B. Dunton
Flock Springs
Mining District
Thomas Hunter
Charles “ Vickard , Ae
Pelius the Jew
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