Society News From Fort Russell and Cheyenne Events
Colonel Quekemeyer and General Mosely guests at dinner with General Pershing staff attenders Mrs Mayer hosts post bowling party. W W R G meets at K C hall. YWCA course opens for nonstudents with two dollar admission. Numerous social visits, luncheons, and theatre banquets hosted for visiting wool growers wives and post families. Open house at the executive mansion follows demonstrations.
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Quekemeyer
General Mosely
General Pershing
General
Mrs. Poore
Mayer
B. A. Poore
Persning
Algo Gests
Poore
McNamee
Land grants to states endanger homestead settlement
In a Wyoming State Leader letter, B. A. L. cautions against turning vacant public lands over to states. He argues past land grants favored leasing to cattle outfits, notes Carey act segregations often fail, and warns such a shift would end homestead entry. He urges preserving current laws to attract homesteaders and population growth.
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Carey
Wyoming
Cheyenne Land Office
Several Licenses to Wed Issued Recently
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Arthur W. Gilbert of Boulder, Colorado, and Evangeline M. Belding of Hot Springs, Arkansas. A license was issued Wednesday to Clifford Medvey of Rawlins and Ett a G Adams of Dixon, and Monday a license was given to Ray M. Plumb and Nettie Jay of Longmont, Colorado.
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Arthur W. Gilbert
Boulder, Colo
Evangeline M. Belding
Hot Springs
Ark
Clifford Medvey
Rawlins
Etta G. Adams
Dixon
Ray M. Plumb
Nettie Jay
Longmont
Colorado
Tobacco Habit Dangerous declares doctors on nicotine dangers
Doctor Connor of Johns Hopkins warns thousands of men suffer fatal diseases from nicotine. A simple method using Nicotol tablets promises to curb the habit, with druggists offering refunds if not effective. Read upcoming announcement for details and try Nicotol tablets now.
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Doctor Connor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Connor
Sulphur Steam Baths Ad at Capitol Avenue
Sulphur Steam Baths advertises services at Capitol Avenue with a price quote of 4 pounds for 15 minutes and a contact phone number 817 for inquiries.
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Capitol Ave
Mint Petroleum to Prospect Lands near Manville Wyoming
The Mint Petroleum company of Denver leased two thousand acres of deed land near Manville Wyoming for oil prospecting. Drilling will start after geologic reports on locations for test wells. The holdings lie 45 miles south of Lance Creek and 3 miles north and west of Manville.
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Manville
Wyo
Manville News
Mint Petroleum Company of
Denver
Lance Creek
Wyoming
Mint Petroleum expands holdings and drilling plans nationwide
Mr. I. J. Clark announces Mint Petroleum holds leases across Cherokee Reservation north of Tulsa with five producing wells and three drilling. The company also operates 22 acres in Iowa Park Texas with 17 wells planned plus royalties on 20 Burkburnett tracts and 50 acres in Homer Caddo Louisiana. Leases require development within months or landowners may forfeit. rigs must be on site in six months and drilling in eight to avoid void.
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L. J. Clark
Mint Petroleum Company
United States
Cherokee Reservation
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Mint Company
Iowa Park
Texas
Burkburnett
Northwest
Homer-Cadda
Louisiana
Clark
Sunshine Cleansing Products Company
Denver
Investors Review
Oil Lease Offers Royalty Interest and High Growth Potential
The agreement allows a one eighth royalty with no bonus. Half the ranch is leased, leaving the other half open as an attractive feature. If development proceeds and oil is found, the area could link with the Lance Creek structure, creating a large prospective field and potential rapid growth for Manville, Wyoming, as residents anticipate major expansion. Landowners include Leb C. Stoddard, John Brahm, James Lincoln, S. A. Rogers, R. S. Burns, and J. W. Sherman.
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Lance Creek
United States
Manville
Wyoming
Leb C. Stoddard
John Brahm
James Lincoln
Banning Vulgar Dances by American Masters Group
New York reports a nationwide reform by the American National Association of Masters of Dancing to replace modern jazz with old fashioned, orderly dances. The effort targets haltnelson body hold shimmy lock and other imported grips while urging halls to post cards urging offenders to leave. Women are cited in the reform drive.
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New York
American National Association of Masters of Dancing
Nelson
Kiddies Group Needs Checkup Amid Fever and Cough
Fragmentary notes describe a sickly group of young children facing coughs and possible fever. The text mentions cold remedies and a price reference of $1.20 a bottle, with unclear context about care or treatment guidance.
Dance Hall Etiquette Circular Sets Standards for Ballroom
A published circular urges proprietors and dancers to exclude objectionable couples and follow strict tempo and posture guidelines. It bans shimmy steps and tight clasps, prescribes motions from the waist down, and favors refined dancing aligned with traditional standards.
Woolgrowers Dance Postponed Courtesy Notice
Notice states the Parish House dance with Wool Growers Association is postponed to next week. Invited holders of invitational cards may attend the Woolgrowers dance at the Masonic Temple tonight at 8:30 by invitation of the Committee.
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Woolgrowers' Association
Woolgrowers
Masonic Temple
Earth Trembled 468 Times During Year
Four hundred sixty eight earthquakes were felt sensibly in 1919. Of these 97 struck the United States with no loss of life or major damage. Major U.S. shocks came from California while other states from Atlantic to Pacific reported events. Notable non U.S. fatalities occurred in San Salvador on April 28 and Florence, Italy on June 29.
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Washington
United States
San Salvador
Florence
Italy
California
Atlantic
Pacific
Kentucky
Arkansas
Utah
Arizona
Indiana
Illinois
Kansas
Tennessee
Virginia
New Jersey
Michigan
Davis Veterinary Supply Co. Announcement
Davis Veterinary Supply Co. advertises Gerums vaccines bacterias hypo syringes. B F Davis serves as president and manager with Frank B. Jones as secretary and treasurer. Located at P. D. Box 136 Cheyenne Wyoming.
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THE
Davis Veterinary Supply CO
B. F. Davis
Frank 8. Jones
Seo
Tress
Cheyenne
Wyoming
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