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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1916
Page
10
Social notices in Cheyenne announce noon gatherings by SCTY Club and Royal Neighbor with prayers, leatherwork, tea at 222 West Twenty fifth Street on January 20 and 21, plus a birthday party and club teas. Cheyenne residents Harry Earl Howse and Winifred Young wed January 1 in McMinnville Tennessee.
Miss Clara Crown, a trained nurse, has gone to California for an extended stay. Mrs Muckinder from Colorado Springs has returned home after visiting her daughter. Mrs W R Streeter is expected home Thursday from Lincoln Nebraska after holiday visits. Willian Jardine and Naneger of the State Leader returned from Omaha after visiting his parents. Mrs Jardine accompanied her husband to Connell for a longer visit. Mr BL Tenderaon Jr returns from Tepper to Biab.
The Woman's Club will meet in the afternoon at 9 o'clock. Mrs. Wallace C. Bond will present an address titled Housekeeping Abroad, with prior topics by Mrs. Mentzer and Mrs. Brew Vaughn postponed for the present.
The Whittier club will meet this afternoon with Mra BE J Kelley G T G Club. Mr and Mrs C Atherly will entertain the G T G club this evening at their home.
The Sunshine society held a pleasant afternoon at the home of Mrs J Rose Carpenter with hostesses Mrs Carpenter and Mrs Harry Crain. A good attendance included invited guests Mr John L Jordan and several ladies. After a long session of needlework, delicious refreshments were served aided by Miss Rebecca Carpenter.
The Chapter C P BE O met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. William A. Riner's home for routine business and a charity collection for a needy family. Ten minute Bible women talks were given by Mrs. Ashley Gleason Mrs. W C Woolcott and Miss Rosalie Stone. Tea and social time followed. The next gathering will be an open opinion meeting at Mrs. M I Hartung's home with Dr J J Shingler as speaker.
The Congregational church holds its annual meeting in the church parlors this evening with reports from officers and societies. Elections will be held and plans for the coming year discussed. Refreshments provided by the Missionary society. Community members urged to attend.
Fragmentary notice indicates a gathering involving It Mack s Chrifler and The Guild of Bi led by Mark at the Pariah House on Friday.
The eighth county agent for Wyoming is John B. Watt of Lincoln County. Watt, a Kansas State Agricultural College graduate with an M.A. in dairying, is praised for his qualifications. The university plans to revive paleontology and add instructors in home economics and languages as enrollment grows. Registration for the second semester is set for Monday January 21. The intercollegiate basketball season begins January 15 with Wyoming hosting Colorado Agricultural College, with expectations high for a strong season.
A fragmentary reflection warns against penny pinching in daily life while neglecting larger economies. It notes people sprinting to save seconds yet wasting time elsewhere, arguing true value lies in prudent purchases and avoiding cheapness that costs more in the long run. The text references a woman chasing bargains and the futility of saving money with poor choices.
An elderly household patent claims a home remedy using pine extract and cough syrup to stop coughing. The ad asserts a guaranteed satisfaction or money back and markets a pine based concentrate with strong tasting notes and claimed quick effects.
The article argues against cheapest meat and worn clothing and warns that true economy avoids neglecting necessities. It contrasts bone heavy or fat poor meats with lean cuts, recommends durable shoes, favors gingham over calico for wear, and notes health costs from excessive saving such as skipping meals or overdoing chores. It ends with a caution to save without neglecting essentials and to avoid leaks in spending.
John D. Rockefeller Jr telegrammed denial of AFL organizer Thomas Flynn's charges linking Rockefeller interests to a planned merger and a Youngstown riot. Flynn claimed rioting aimed to depress Youngstown Sheet and Tube stock to enable a merger with Colorado Peel and Iron. Grand jury probe begun. tube workers strike called off after workers voted to accept a 14 percent raise and return to work.
A New York report states Charles W. Morse, a former banker and wallet street speculator released from Atlanta penitentiary, is forming a ship combine with a New York backer. The plan includes one ship for each partner and cooperation with an existing steamship line.
Amid convention debates in Chicago the Roosevelt Bull Moose faction contends for control of the party platform. Observers note tensions between progressive and conservative wings as Gedear W Perkins and Cecil Lyon signal sentiment, with cheers likely for Roosevelt if his name is invoked.
A sweeping blizzard hit the Urhia Valley after midnight bringing heavy snow from the northeast. Storm conditions caused injuries and forced evacuation to hospital, with lingering risk to residents and property as officials assess damage.
Numerous want ads fill the morning pages as The State advertises daily classified listings. Readers find jobs, services, and items for sale among the dense notices.
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