Charity Ball at Keefe Hall in midwinter social
The Charity Ball is planned for January 26 at Keefe Hall with Mrs. BE. N. Sturde vant as president overseeing committees for Ways and Means Supper Decoration Music Punch and Printing. Local society events include meetings of South Cheyenne Ladies Aid Mount Mellick club and Mystic Maze Kensington club with refreshments, needlework and guest speakers.
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Keefe Hall
BE. N. Sturdevant
Ways and
Vv. K. Hart
Cyrus Heard
J. H. Conway
van Tassel
John Whittaker
Charles Bristol
T. B. Kennedy
H.M. Bennett
Claude Draper
A. W. Barber
William Dither
Henry Bullock
Galen A. Fox
D. M. Carley
L. G. Davie
J. Kieffer
Griffin Cochran
van ‘Tasse
Otto Snyder
Mesdames GH
A. Fox
Charles Batley
George L. Strader
W. A. Burnees
W. A. Wymen
Cyrus Beard
H. B. Henderson
A. B. Roedel
South Cheyenne Ladies’ Aid Society
Peter Jessen
Calber
Belle Hall
Parker
Mackay
Bresnahan
Hubbard
Hall
Bell
Heaney
Mount Mellick
Meyer Frank
Kennington
Ashly Gleason
A. W. Bristol
Thames Street
Albrics
Sioux Falla
Bertha Brittin
J. A. Parnell
Charles Richardson
Mystic Maze Kensington Club
George Hanson
McNair
Gorom
Macampmient
Sydney Stuart
F. M. Taylor
William Haineaworth
Charles Prosper
Arthur van
Citizens' National Bank Elects Officers
At a stockholders meeting the Citizens National Bank re elected its officers for the year John L Thomas as president Ora Haley as vice president E W Stone as cashier P L Lariver as cashier and directors including George H Girand J H Conway Ora Haley Chas S Omnes James Dolan and W Stone.
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Citizens National Bank
John L. Thomas
Ora Haley
E. W. Stone
Cathier
P. L. Lariver
Consistant Enabler
George H. Girand
J. H. Conway
Chas
Omnes
James Dolan
W. Btone
No Agreement Reached in Lisbon Strike Talks
Lisbon January 18 reports indicate no progress as railroad officials and unions fail to reach a settlement. Demonstrations and pickets continue with possible escalations threatened by both sides.
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Lisbon
Jorg
Poodie
Orchestra Concert by Ninth Cavalry Band in Cheyenne
The 26 piece Ninth U S Cavalry Band under Wade Hammond gives an all day concert at Truckey and Son Department Store Cheyenne. Audiences can hear the group from 3 to 5 in the afternoon and 7 to 10 in the evening with seating in the Ladies Rest Room and second floor Furniture Department. The event is marketed as a major musical treat and promotes the store’s extensive departments and sale hours.
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Truckey & Son
United States
Sth Cavalry
Cheyenne
Weat
Truckey’s
Murdo Mackenzie Elected President of American Livestock Association
Murdo Mackenzie of Trinidad Colorado was elected president of the American Livestock association at its closing session in Fort Worth Texas Dwight B Herd of Phoenix Ariz was named first vice president S B Burnett of Fort Worth Texas named second vice president and Governor Carey of Wyoming named third vice president Denver was chosen as the new meeting place Free hides were condemned duty on cattle approved reciprocity trade urged and government classification of public grazing land requested in resolutions.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Murdo Mackenzie
Trinidad
Colo
American Livestock Association
Dwight B. Herd
Phoenix
Ariz
S. B. Burnett
Tex
Carey
Wyoming
Denver
Vinol Advocated For Digestive Relief In Portland Ad
A Portland Maine testimonial claims Vinol cured long lasting indigestion and stomach distress, restoring appetite and strength. The letter from W E Waterhouse touts Vinol as superior to cod liver oil and invites trial with money back guarantee through A E Roedel, druggist in Cheyenne.
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Portland
Vinci
W. E. Waterhouse
A. E, Roedel
Cheyenne
King Cole Makes Good on Vaudeville Stage
Chicago January 13 King Cole the Cubs only pitcher to start them toward victory in the world. He transitions to vaudeville on the vaudeville stage after his baseball career, with expected appearances and performances noted.
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King Cole
Chicago
Cubs
Ked zie Theatre Debut Delights Local Audiences
Last fall series featured a local debut as a thespian at Ked zie theatre. Night performances filled the house as King Cole impressed on a memorable day, supported by a partner cast as an Irishman without makeup. Mr. O'Toole provided life saving aid when the King forgot his lines. The elongated twirler nicknamed Spareriba drew hearty audience support despite stage fright.
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Kedzie
King Cole
Mr. O'Toole
Bia Jines
Sun Proved Variable by Smithsonian Observations
Smithsonian Institution notes with Mount Wilson data that solar radiation varies by 2 to 8 percent. It reports a mean solar constant of 1.93 calories per square centimeter per minute for 1905 to 1910, explaining how one minute of sunlight could heat a fraction of water by about 3.5 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Mount Wilson
California
Smithsonian
Conley and Coulon May Meet in Bantam Title Bout
Milwaukee papers report Frankie Conley may clash with Chicago rival Johnny Coulon in Philadelphia for the bantam crown. Promoter Jack O'Brien in Milwaukee discussed six round terms, signing Conley for two more bouts including Tommy O'Toole on January 28 and a rematch with Young Nitchie a week later.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Frankie Conley
Chicago
Johnny Coulon
Philadelphia
Song
Jack O'Brien
Brotherly Love
Conley
Conlon
O'Brien
Frankie
Tommy O'Toole
Young Nitchie
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Fred Marble
Kearney
Neokuike
Sigie
A. Christensen
Mation Rosenboom
J. A. Sigler
Christensen
Robert McFetridge
Central Avenue
Bishop
N. C. Thomas
Thomas Heaney
Thomas
St. Mark's Church
W. C. Kinkead
Mr. ©. Beaver
Bidora
Iowa
van A. Wirt
Atlas
Warren David Long
Oklahoma City
R. D. Long
W. D. Seaman
BE. M. Holcombe
E. T. Bartley
H. ©. Hoffman
Rev McCreery
Pueblo
Colorado
Paris
Citizens' National
Sherman Co
U.S. Cavalry Band
Wade Ht
Hammond
Chtre Musicis
National Livestock Institution
Conley and
Coulon
Sorne Prom
Madame
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Heatherboom
Kimonas
Bath
Panama
Wayne
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