Mrs Hopkins Hosts Yang Five O'Clock Tea Week Opens
Mrs R A Hopkins entertained thirty six friends at a pink and white five o clock tea on Carey avenue. The event started a series of social gatherings with future bridge teas planned and guests from Crete Holdrege and surrounding towns.
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Hopkins
R. A. Hopkins
B. L. Bristol
Lincoln Way
Cruickshark
Florence Snow
Crain
Miss Snow
Miss Kingham
James Garrett
John Brown
Clifford Hummer
Theodore M. Baldwin
Frederick B. Sheldon
Ada B. Coates
John Schuneman
W. H. Kleinke
Frank Furry
Wunice Anderson
W. S. Wishard
Harry Davis
John L. Jordan
Burns predicts crime wave will end within six months
New York Jan 10 master detective William J Burns says the current crime wave will exhaust itself in six months. He urges tighter city policing, thorough probes of inactive departments, and asks what caused the wave noting war and prohibition. He warns if unchecked, but foresees a return to normal thereafter.
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New York
William J. Burns
Burns
Douglas Withdraws Water Rate Increase Request
Douglas announces the withdrawal of its petition to raise water rates filed with the state public service commission. No rate increase will be enacted at this time.
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Douglas
Wyo
State Public Service Commission
Inauguration Costs for Harding Hit Ten Million
A New York Times style ledger estimates Harding's inauguration will cost about one million to the federal and state governments and ten million from 100000 visitors at $100 each. The piece notes funds from Congress are limited and many states will provide support, while tariffs on goods and services at the event will rise prices for attendees.
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Washington
Harding
Annapolis
West Point
Congress
Doings of the Duffs SA Tom Our New Neighbor
Mrs Bailey visited the Duffs and spoke about a new neighbor and daily routines. The conversation reflected small town chatter and familiar faces in the neighborhood.
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Tom
Mes
Bailey
Inaugural Ball Tickets Sold From Parade Seats
Report notes funds raised from selling parade seats and tickets to the inaugural ball. Organizers anticipate full reimbursement as buyers claim they will retrieve payments through the sale. The item highlights civic eagerness and public interest in the ceremony.
Wyoming Electors Cast Three Votes for Harding
Wyoming's three presidential electors gathered at Secretary of State Chaplin's office and cast the state's ballot for Harding and Coolidge. Peter Kool of Sheridan was named to carry the result to Washington, with James Michelson of Big Piney and J. M. Schwoob of Cody as the other electors. Mickelson was elected chairman and Sechwoob secretary of the Wyoming electors.
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Wyoming
Chaplin
Harding
Coolidge
Peter Kool
Sheridan
Washington
James Michelson
Big Piney
J. M. Schwoob
Cody
Mickelson
Sechwoob
Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming January 10 1921
Cheyenne Wyoming records a 24 hour period ending 6 pm with snow and cold. Temperatures ranged from highest 16 to lowest 3 degrees with mean around 10 degrees and a 0.29 inch YTD precipitation, including 0.13 inches in the last 24 hours and 2 inches of snow. Wind shifted NE to NW averaging 13 mph yesterday.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wyoming Highway Conditions Report From Lincoln to Yellowstone
The bulletin lists road conditions across Wyoming. Lincoln Highway segments Kimball to Pine Bluff and Burns are good then fairly good to Cheyenne. Granite Canon to Laramie good. Lara mie and nearby fair with light melting snow. Hanna directions fair with small drifts. Walcott and Wamsutter passable. Yellowstone Highway routes Greeley fair with dangerous culverts. Cheyenne to Casper passable to good. Chugwater Wheatland and Ava good. Orin to Glenrock fair. Snow totals of one to three inches reported central and southeastern Wyoming.
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Lincoln
Kimball
Pine Bluff
Burns
Cheyenne
Granite Canon
Laramie
Hanna
Walcott
Wamsutter
Yellowstone
Greeley
State Line
Dover
Casper
Chugwater
Wheatland
Ava
Orin
Glenrock
Weather Outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain Regions
Forecast for January 10 to 15 calls for generally fair conditions with normal temperatures. Sage to Kemmerer reports heavy snow but passable, Lusk remains good, autos traveling Hanna to Hil Mountain and Rawlins.
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Sage
Kemmerer
Lusk
Hanna
Hil Mountain
Rawlins
Rocky Mountain
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Clearer Skin
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe calomel substitute to cleanse blood bowels and liver. It claims the tablets improve pimples and dullness, reduce bad breath and constipation, and are vegetable based with olive oil, sold at 15c and 30c.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
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