Community Dance and Social Events at the Plains
Invitations issued for a dancing party at the Plains Monday evening amid many visitors and legislature in the city. Governor and Mrs Kendrick hosted a dinner party at the Executive Mansion for the Seren delegation and friends, with a formal table setting and guests from Sheridan and surrounding towns. A light note on a turkey dinner at a Gran ite Canyon ranch, a birthday dinner for Mr. Cook, a pottery exhibit at the Cheyenne library, a new baby boy Richard Thomas Seals, and a children's story hour at the library rounded out local happenings.
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the Plains
Ferris
John B. Kendrick
Sierdan
John Seals
Thames
St. John’s Hospital
Richard Thomas
Visiting List Shows Local Figures Departing
Governor Kendrick plans an afternoon trip to Denver for Den ur and a visit with local officials. Mrs. Berry and Major Berry prepare to depart for San Antonio Texas as part of seasonal arrangements.
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Kendrick
Denur
Nepal
Cody
Toniu
Church Circles To wn Baptist Bake Sale
The Baptist ladies will hold a sale of home cooked foods at the Johnston grocery store today. The public is invited to purchase tempting supplies for Sunday. The piece mentions Congregational Aid Society meeting with 71 in attendance and Mrs. D. M. Carey presiding.
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General Federation
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Art Association
The
Art Association
Woulse Allmeun
Danalver
Appintom
Wistourn
Lee
Lawrence’ College
Misa Stiliaon
Johnston
Peeping Tom Peter Zyla Loses Claim Over Ankle Photo
In Chicago the blind man Peter Zyla sued after an accident at the stock yards. He watched a staged scene in which Hazel Daly posed to reveal an ankle. The agency paid 3500 but disputed the blindness claim and he was left out of 3600 after the controversy.
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Peter Zyla
Chicago
Peter Yyla
Zyla
Peter
Wolil
Church Society Elects Officers and Plans Annual Meeting
The treasurer reported a flourishing financial position and officers were elected: President Mrs. Frank Gleason, first vice president Mrs. A. D. Johnston, second vice president Mrs. William C. Wolcott, secretary Mrs. W. E. Hinrichs, treasurer W. Gleason. An invitation went out to church members to attend next week's annual meeting. A social hour with refreshments followed, hosted by Mesdames W. L. Whipple G. A. Fox C. N. Potter J. J. Shuteler E. W. Stone Frank Gleason Waldo R. P. Fuller and Fred Roedel. The Methodist Aid Society held a meeting focused on sewing and socializing with refreshments served by Mrs. FoR. Dildine and Mrs. Prookenfield.
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Frank Gleason
A. D. Johnston
William C. Wolcott
W. E. Hinrichs
Treas W. Gleason
W. L. Whipple
G. A. Fox
C. N. Potter
J. J. Shuteler
E. W. Stone
Waldo
R. P. Fuller
Fred Roedel
Sewing School Schedule for St Mark's Meeting
Sewing school of St Mark's will meet this afternoon at 2 five with supervisor Mrs Rh Warren.
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Mark
Warren
Fragmentary Senate Records Mention Tax and Judiciary Items
The text appears as garbled OCR of senate items referencing taxation exemptions and judiciary matters. It names figures and topics in a historical record, mentioning resignations and duties within the judiciary and taxation context, with unclear spellings and incomplete phrases.
House Committees Named by Speaker
The full list announced by Speaker W. K. Jones names 22 committees with members including Oviatt Colburn Wardlaw and others across Judiciary Ways and Means Revenue Railroad Agriculture Stock Raising and more. Several misspellings and OCR errors appear in the roster but key figures such as Nelson, Innes, White, Mercer, and Hodredge appear among committee assignments.
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W. K. Jones
Memorial
Kirk
Oviatt
Coeteel
Wardlaw
Kendall
Judiciary
Dobler
Colburn
White
Wylmer
Punn
Sullivan
Hunter
Ways and Means
Laicns
Yoder
Miccine
Mercer
Nelson
Carroll
Campbell
Revenue
Booth
Dunn
Wymer Higgins
Mickelron
Kephart
Farnsworth
Lolden
Oviatt, Colburn
Thomas
Mills
Keeler
Hadsell
Mickelson
Yodes
Meek
Hays
Semrad
Hall
Trader
Wright
Schwoob
Hazen
Holden
Rollins
Hrubaker
Innes
Schwood
Spencer
Inatua House
Holdredge
Hadeell
Brubaker
Underwood
Stuart
Adame
McIntosh
Cummings
Castell
Sermrad
Renale
Higgins
Neville
Morrow
Sproul
Casteel
Lucas
Mickeleon
Johnson
Warren
Cumminge
Wilson
Sulivan
Schworl
Bruber
Reelor
Rennie
Olds
Mclntosh Hoffman
Tielden
Munter
Aranum
Dvidees
Hirthweye
Deadsell
Somrad
Brubiker
McIntoath
Plas in Thi Tov LLe and Battle in Town
Fragmented OCR text mentions locations and names including Cornwallis, Lon, Hartford, and Washington. A questionable legal or partisan context appears with references to attorneys and public figures. Unable to determine a clear event. reads like garbled historical notes with no coherent narrative or outcome.
Legislative bills and proposed amendments listed in session records
Committee of the whole considers HM B 1 for state wide prohibition constitutional amendment HM B 1 by Mercer on boundaries of incorporated lawns HM B 4 by Colburn on the house of direct primary polls Elections named for discussion in HW 2 2 and by Oviatt
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Committee of Whole
Oviatt
Mercer
Colburn
Adamson's Coffee Ritual Defines Bill Adamson
Washington notes profile Adamson of Georgia described as best known for his hour coffee ritual. He brews strong coffee in a tin pot in his office near his committee room and library windows while a gray haired helper pours it into a glass with sugar and cream. The piece emphasizes his unconventional habit over legislative actions.
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Adamson
Pame
Georgin
William Charles Adamson
Congressional
Bill Adamson
Fashion Straw Hats Persist in New York Winter Trends
In January straw hats are no longer novelty in New York as women wear them year round. Even if not fresh, satin or tulle headpieces appeal to those tired of velvet and fur. For residents escaping cold, warm weather millinery remains a necessity, guiding fashion houses toward straw, straw and elk, and tulle confections in midwinter.
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New York
Palm Beach hats and season color trends in menswear
The article notes Palm Beach hats as popular items with wearers drawn to light colored straw and silk options. It observes designers using color without harsh contrasts and comments on evolving color harmony in men’s summer millinery and sportswear.
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Palm Beach
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Peter Kooi
John Weimer
Sheridan
A. 8. Mercer, Jr
Hustville
Fred B. Holdredre
Thermopolis
Theodore C. Diers
Nels A. Pearson
Johnson, Spencer
Bert McGee
Granite Canyon
Mrs. Roberts
Stevenson
Bert Bergerson
Leela
Thomas McGee
E. H. Cook
J. H. Chateauvert
Remo Cortesi
Chidren
Sam Thompson
Fragier
Arthur Frazier
America
Cheveline
Kittle ¢ Brouillard
Lander
C. A. Preston
Frazier
Wyoming
King
Trow
Thomas Metee
Hert Metee
Eras
Denver
Pred A. Liddredee
Mr. Holdpedge
Toiay
California
Winzbeth Keiffer
Fort Russell
Misa Mary Keiffer
R. C. Graves
New York City
Wheatland
Myris
Daly
Grand Market and Grocery
West 17Th St
Wasserman’s
Methodist Aid Society
Hosesson
Dildine
Mire
Prookenfield
Senate
Ehopearde
Pyartelas
Lion Hasta
Brurgert
Jailielary
Ty Skavnard
Jiuilielary
House
Plas
Batile
Emainy
Guy Whale
Italia
AgoUr
Niels Ed Donver
Cornwallis
Ore
J. C
Lon
Anigelud
Mra
Hartford
Conn
Shirley Cafe
Win. Myers Dry Goods Co
Bertigen
Ted
TAX! Service
Tlatit
Gad Castows
Felon Vie
Lacie
Denanderas
Stockurowers National Bank
Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyo
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