Society News Highlights From Fort Russell and Cheyenne
Colonel Quekemeyer and General Mosely guests of General Poore at dinner. Mrs Mayer hosts post bowling party. W R G meets at K C hall. Y W C A girls attend physical education class with two dollar admission. Various hosts entertain officers and guests with luncheons, dinners, and bridge. prohibition event at Presbyterian church. meat cutting demonstration at Masonic temple for visiting wool growers wives.
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Quekemeyer
General Mosely
General Pershing
General
Mrs. Poore
Mayer
Anna
B. A. Poore
Persning
Algo Gests
Poore
McNamee
Land transfer to states dangers Wyoming growth
A Wyoming reader argues against transferring remaining public lands to the states. He cites past land grants, Carey act segregations, and state leasing that limited homesteading. The piece warns that state control could end homestead entries and hinder population growth unless new laws ease entry and protect settlement.
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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. Wednesday a license was issued to Clifford Medvey of Rawlins and Ett a G Adams of Dixon. 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 Danger Warning Dr Connor Promotes Nicotol
Doctor Connor warns nicotine dangers and urges quitting the tobacco habit. The ad promises a simple cure with Nicotol tablets available at drug stores with a money back guarantee. A forthcoming paper feature promises details on nicotine poisoning and cessation tips.
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Doctor Connor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Connor
Sulphur Steam Baths at Capitol Avenue Listing
Readable ad text notes a Sulphur Steam Baths service at Capitol Avenue with a price of 4 pounds 15 and a contact phone number 817 for inquiries.
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Capitol Ave
Mint Petroleum Leases 2000 Acres Near Manville for Oil Prospects
The Mint Petroleum company of Denver leased 2000 acres adjacent to Manville Wyoming for oil prospecting. Drilling will start after geological reports on test wells. The lands lie 45 miles south of Lance Creek production and 3 miles north and west of Manville. The project surprises local residents. The company president Clark predicts Wyoming will soon produce substantial oil, noting independent, well financed operations.
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Manville
Wyo
Manville News
Mint Petroleum Company of
Denver
Lance Creek
Wyoming
Clark
West
Mr. Clark
Union
Mint Petroleum Company
Mint Petroleum expands holdings and tight leases
Mint Petroleum, led by President I. J. Clark, reports high government rating for Cherokee Reservation operations north of Tulsa with five producing wells and three drilling. The company holds 22 acres in Iowa Park Texas with 17 wells planned, plus royalty interests in Burkburnett and other northwest fields, 50 acres in Homer Cadda Louisiana, and leases across six ranches requiring development within six to eight months to avoid forfeiture.
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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 Proposals Link to Lance Creek Structure
No bonus is paid but a straight royalty of one eighth is allowed. Half of each ranch is leased, leaving the other half as an attractive feature. Development could extend the Lance Creek structure, with discovery possibly creating a 75 square mile production area and a field larger than twice that size, potentially making Manville a major Wyoming city. 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
Nation’s Masters Ban Vulgar Dances Switch To Old-Fashioned Steps
New York report notes a reform drive by the American National Association of Masters of Dancing to replace modern Jazz with old-fashioned dances. Mothers and fathers, hall operators, teachers and police are urged to curb the haltnelson and Shimmy lock grips and to post eviction notices for persistent offenders amid bans on cheap, vulgar music.
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New York
American National Association of Masters of Dancing
Nelson
Kiddies Group Health Warning Prompts Caution
Unclear text fragment mentions a kiddies group and health concerns. References a cough and fever symptoms and a dubious claim of a new discovery. Contains scattered phrases about dosing and prices but lacks coherent events or names.
Dance Hall Rules Urge Refined Dancing For All Establishments
A published circular urges dance hall proprietors to ban objectionable couples and enforce standards. It promotes bright music, moderate tempos for waltz to fox trot, and graceful, modest positions. Proscriptions include no neck holds, no shimmying, and steps like a natural walk suitable for refined ballroom dancing.
Woolgrowers Dance Postponed And Masonic Temple Event Planned
Courtesy notice says the Parish House dance for the visiting Wool growers Association is postponed to next week. Invitied attendees are invited to attend the Woolgrowers dance at the Masonic Temple tonight at 8 30 by invitation of their Committee.
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Woolgrowers' Association
Woolgrowers
Masonic Temple
Earth Trembled 468 Times During Year 1919
Four hundred sixty eight earthquakes were felt sensibly worldwide in 1919. Ninety seven were felt in the United States with no major damage or loss of life. California accounted for most US shocks, with others in Kentucky Arkansas Utah Arizona Indiana Illinois Kansas Tennessee Washington Virginia New Jersey and Michigan. An April 28 quake in San Salvador and a June 29 quake in Florence Italy caused fatalities.
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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 Ad in Cheyenne Wyoming
The Davis Veterinary Supply Co advertises Gerums vaccines bacterias hypo syringes. B F Davis serves as president and manager with Frank E Jones as secretary and treasurer. 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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Roxana
Fred Warren
Warren
John D. Clark
Avery Haggard
Charles Blydenburgh
Carl Clinton
Torrington
John “McDonald
West Twenty-second Street
Vorar
First Presbyterian Church
Frey
Laird
T. Blake Kennedy
J. F. Jenkins
America
Stubblefield
Joe Can
Lister’s
Manville 10 Oe
DCIS
Rv. King
Bing
Bea
Wasserman’s
Carey Avenue
Esther O. E
Bart Schaffner
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Shepherd & Klett
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Ea -Emont Land Company, Inc
Sidney E. Bartlett
City Real Estate and Loans
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