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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1918
Page
3
The speech outlines key points including free nations, autonomous development for peoples, open seas, independent Poland, and guaranteed borders. It calls for security pacts and international guarantees, urging progress toward a just and stable peace without German fear or retaliation. The speaker vows unity with allied nations and readiness to sacrifice for principle.
The governor's wife Mrs F L Houx welcomed callers at the mansion during Week of weekly Tuesdays at home after holiday break. Knit party invited Friday at 3 PM for Mrs Bradley with Mrs A K Smith hosting another Saturday for Mrs R W Bradley of Salt Lake City. An Introduction Party featured F Wesley Beyer of Portland visiting with the True family in Cheyenne. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Perry O Guthrie on Monday January 7 at the Private hospital. Lieutenant Boice, recently returned from service, will visit the home of Mr and Mrs S A Smoke in New York City area after travel.
The Fort Russell Society gave a dancing party last night at Post Hall honoring Ideu tenant and Mrs Barton who arrived from Richmond Virginia after their December marriage. A cordial welcome was extended to the bride and groom as Mrs Smoke and Mrs Nelson R. Bolee are noted travelers.
Mrs W 8 Wilmoth and Miss Mary Wilmoth returned from Omaha and Kansas City. Mrs BE G Ahrens came back after weeks in Chicago Davenport IA and Omaha. Ena Crain returns to Fort Collins to attend Colorado Agricultural College. Ada KB Coates heads to California spending spring between Pasadena Long Beach and Los Angeles. Long Beach hosts Mr and Mrs W R Schuitger from Cheyenne. Marion Ralston of Ava leaves after holidays with Dugald Whitaker. Geraldine Swarm returns from Upton. Bess and Elba Heckle depart Cheyenne for Memphis Tennessee. Elba worked at The State Leader.
Local residents recount Christmas trips and New Year absences. Mr and Mrs G A Stephens return from Omaha to Cheyenne with daughters Hazel and Joan. Miss Biste Hadfield ends a vacation at Santa Fe with C F Hoel. Mr and Mrs Max Ball depart for Washington DC for several weeks. Moda Carley returns to Colorado College after holidays. The Shinglers plan a six weeks east trip while their son Don studies at West Point. Mrs Zuttermeister visits Cheyenne en route south for their honeymoon. Kathryn Hennitt promotes Red Cross work in Carpenter. Flora Blackburn returns from Ogden after a sister visit.
The Woman’s Club led by Mrs H W Bullock and Mrs D J Howells met at the library for an afternoon session with music by Mrs Clifford Hummer. The Coterie Art Club met with Mrs Frank Elekhorn. The Whittier club gathered at Mrs E J Kelley with Mrs A H Doane overseeing the program. Chapter C P E O Sisterhood met at Mrs W C Kinkead’s home with a paper by Mrs Claude Draper and a social hour with refreshments. Sunshine Society members met at the library for a brief business session then moved to the Red Cross rooms for sewing and bandage making.
The Sunergae of St Mark's met yesterday afternoon at 601 East Eighteenth Street and elected officers. President Mrs H G Watson was re elected and the session focused on important business and church matters.
Mrs. J. H. Walton secretary and Mrs. Jordan treasurer led a gathering as tea was served by hostess ira Clyde Davis. The group discussed plans for special work aiding Belgian and French babies by making loveties for the stricken countries.
Wilson argues for a universal wartime peace plan centered on open diplomacy and clear war aims. He asserts the need to reveal objectives honestly, support democratic peoples like Russia, and end secret understandings that favor any single government.
An old line advertises Old Home Liniment claiming rapid relief for backache and lumbago. The remedy is described as magical, non burning, non irritating, and suitable for general muscle pain with claimed fast action and a painless experience. It urges readers to obtain a trial bottle from local druggists.
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