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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1916
Page
3
The Cheyenne scene lists noon sessions for SCTY Club and church gatherings and a Creed for the New Year. Invitations to luncheons January 20 21 at 222 West Twenty fifth Street and five o'clock tea parties on January 15 and 17 appear alongside birthday events and a Woman's Club series at C S Atherly home.
The fragment lists several individuals traveling or visiting: Laverty of Colorado Springs visits her daughter in town and returns home. Miss Clara Crown, a trained nurse, sails to California for an extended stay. Mrs W. R. Streeter expected from Lincoln after a holiday visit. William Jardine and Naneger of the State Leader travel from Omaha for family visits. Mine Jardine accompanies her husband to Connell for a longer visit. Mr and Mrs Jardine and others are mentioned with vague travel notes and a return from various places.”
The Woman's Club will meet in the afternoon at 9 o'clock at the library. Mrs. Wallace C. Bond will present a talk titled Housekeeping Abroad after previous topics by Mrs. Mentzer and Mrs. Kate Brew Vaughn were dropped for the present.
The Whittier club will meet this afternoon with Mrs J Kelley and 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 social session at the home of Mrs J Rose Carpenter with hostesses Mrs Carpenter and Mrs Harry B E Crain. A good attendance included invited guests Mr John L Jordan Mrs John Brown Mrs Fred Sheldon Mrs O C Schwiering Mrs J A Snyder and Miss Treland. The afternoon featured needlework and a serving of refreshments assisted by Miss Rebecca Carpenter.
The group met at Mrs. William A. Riner's home for routine business and charity work, sponsoring 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 meeting, at Mrs. M I Hartung's home, will feature Dr. J J Shingler as speaker.
The Congregational church holds its annual meeting this evening in the church parlors with reports, officer elections, and coming year plans. The Missionary Society serves refreshments. The Methodist Aid Society plans a Thursday afternoon business meeting in the same parlor.
fragmentary notice states Mark will meet at the Pariah House on Friday to discuss the It Mack s Chrifler and The Guild of Bi group activities.
The eighth county agent for Wyoming is John B. Watt of Lincoln county, a Kansas State alumnus with an MA from Oregon Agricultural College. Three counties pursue agents, paleontology duties shift to a new appointee, and more instructors will be added as enrollment rises. Registration for the second semester is January 21, and the intercollegiate basketball opener is January 15 against Colorado Agricultural College in Laramie with Wyoming optimistic for a strong season.
A fragmented discourse discusses thrift and folly in everyday choices. It contrasts saving small moments with expensive returns and warns against buying cheap items without need, noting true value lies in practical use and longer-term costs.
An old recipe touts mixing 2 percent pine oils with a pint of cough syrup to erase lingering coughs. It promises rapid relief and a money back guarantee, selling through The next Co Vayne with claims of concentrated pine extract soothing throat membranes.
The author argues thrift without hardship, noting cheaper meats like bone and gristle mislead, while lean cuts and loin portions provide value. Clothing choices matter, as cheaper fabrics wear out faster, and personal care including laundry impacts health. True economy avoids needless luxuries yet preserves necessities, warning against neglecting essential needs.
John D. Rockefeller Jr denied AFL organizer Thomas Flynn’s charges that Rockefeller interests funded a merger scheme tied to rioting in Youngstown. A grand jury probes the unrest as Fred Croxton says the tube workers’ strike is off after the company offers roughly 14 percent pay increases and workers prepare to return to work.
A word ship combine is forming in New York led by Charles W Moree a co banker and Walletree speculator released from Atlanta prison by President Taft in 1902 according to reports today. Moree’s group reportedly has Walletreet backing and has joined with an eighteen ship partner to supply one ship each.
In Chicago the Progressive Republicans meet parallel to the GOP gathering with Roosevelt expected to loom large. Observers note internal fears that radical elements may seize control of the convention, while support from both eastern and western factions signals a tense but hopeful balance in shaping the party’s stance.
The article describes a severe winter storm in Colorado near Grand Juction and Delta, with heavy snow, high winds, and drifting conditions. It mentions injuries and a hospital admission, including A Minkhew and Vann (ren) in connection with the event. Weather and travel disruptions are noted.
Hundreds of people seek daily notices in the State Leace Want Ad section. Morning editions list items for sale employment and services with broad local reach and steady listings for readers.
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