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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1918

Page

11

Informal Bridge Party and Community Notices

Cheyenne society rounds up with an informal bridge party at Mr and Mrs M P Keefe home and a neighborhood gathering honoring Mrs Jerome Tyler. Red Cross, health and school programs19 include Miss Amerman lectures on medical inspection and infant mortality as well as a Rawlins Cheyenne basketball opener and church patriotic service notes.

M. P. Keefe Messrs. and Mesdames B. Frank John Schuneman E. J. Kelley Ralph Adamsky Elmer Keefe T. C. Crabbe Ted Cross Red Cross Capitol Wary Carpenter Louise Stimson St. Mark's Guild Cheyenne Bess Amerman Miss Amermen Jve Amerman Kathryn J. 8. Stubblefield Fearis John Benson D. P. Evans Edna Young Laura Lee Jude W. 8. Hayes Lillian Blamey

Visiting List Reflects Cheyenne Social Circles

Mrs. E. T. David of Douglas visits Cheyenne with cousins Judge J. M. Carey and wife. Mrs. Bishop of Syracuse visits daughter Mrs. Jerome Tyler. Alese Tyson and Betty Pangert travel to Denver for the weekend. Miss Bess Amérian and Kathryn Bennitt address a Mothers' club in Carpenter. Hutchisons in Memphis visiting family. Nimmo duo return from Mary Nimmo. Becklers of Honolulu back in Denver via Cheyenne after illness in Cheyenne. Mrs. J. J. Vansen returns from Omaha with children. Mrs. B. K. Brooks of Casper travels to Laramie via Cheyenne. Frank Sparling visits Cheyenne on way to New York. McDaniels hosts Cranor couple for weekend guests.

E. T. David Douglas Cheyenne J. M. Carey Bishop Syracuse N. Y Jerome Tyler Alese Tyson Betty Pangert Denver Bess Amérian Carpenter Mothers’ Club Kathryn Bennitt James Hutchison Jr Memphis Tenn Hutchison Havel Kelley David Nimmo Little Hear Mary Nimmo George C. Beckler Honolulu Colorado Capitol J. H. Shingle Shingle J. J. Vansen Omaha B. BK. Brooks Casper Laramie the Plains Frank Sparling Horse Tdn New York City William Haas

Church Circles Host Kensington Tea by Crabbes

Mrs. T. C. Crabbe Mrs. F. L. Crabbe and Miss Havel Stevick entertain the Methodist church social circle at a Kensington gathering this afternoon at St. Mark's home. St. Mark's Guild plans to work at the Red Cross headquarters in the capitol this afternoon.

T. C. Crabbe F. L. Crabbe Havel Stevick Methodist Church Kensington St. Mark's Guild Guild of St. Mark's Red Cross Capitol Chris Olsen Helen Reid Pinno Lauda Newlin Adeline Blau Voral Miss Millard Dundee N. Y

Dependable Serge in Dependable Gown

A street ready gown for various occasions favors serge with satin trims. The design features braidings at the wrists and bodice, and a new collar idea uses a satin scarf with metallic ribbon. The accessory pairs with a sash end bow for a graceful, versatile look.

Croup Miracle Prompts Foley’s Honey and Tar Push

A Bearsville Virginia patron reports a midnight croup scare solved by Foley's Honey and Tar for a small child. The father is C. C. Ceaven and the store supplied the remedy. The ad urges choosing genuine Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds croup and lagrippe.

Croup M. T. Davis Bearsville W. Va C. C. Ceaven

Firmer Belief in God Put in Hearts of French by War

From the American front in France the reporter notes a surge of faith among French civilians and soldiers after years of carnage. He profiles Anton a wounded veteran who learned to pray in a hospital and says a majority of French troops have turned to religion for comfort and courage amid shellfire. A priest predicts the faith will endure after the war.

Lyon Steff Peance France Controle Anton

Red Cross Research Backed by Army in World War Study

A cable from General Pershing's medical staff in France states the American Red Cross funds support essential research for preventing disease and treating wounded troops. It confirms army medical departments cooperate, overseeing experiments on anaesthesia, trench fever, shell shock, and wound infections while opposing anti vivisection protests.

American Red Cross France Belgium General Pershing War Council of the Red Cross Medical Department United States Army Army Medical Corps Pesiata the Amercan Red Cross

Fuel order exceptions for oil and gas industries stated

Ragusa, head of the oil division at the fuel administration, announces that the fuel consumption order does not apply to drilling or operating oil and gas wells, transporting, manufacturing, or distributing petroleum and natural gas products. The note attributes the instruction to Dr. Garfield and is dated January 18 in Washington.

Washington Ragusa Oil The Fuel Administration Wade Garfield

Wyoming Men Wanted for Engineers Regiment

Wyoming men are sought for the Twentieth Engineers for forestry work in Europe. The regiment is large with about 7500 officers and men and offers the best pay in the service. Lumber jacks and skilled woodsmen are especially needed. enlistment requires local board information to confirm they are not already drafted for immediate needs.

Wyoming Europe

State Leader Reader Recount From Glenrock Claims War Service

William S. Hiarten of Glenrock recalls reading the State Leader in 187 and his time at Mor Russell. He helped build part of the old post and served in the Thirtieth infantry under Col. John J. Stevenson.

William S. Hiarten Glenrock Mor’ Russell Thirtieth Infantry John J. Stevenson

Austria would take in Serbia a postwar scenario

An AP report from Amsterdam cites Austrian historian Nemeeh Priedlung arguing that a victorious Germany would push Serbia into a union with Austria-Hungary. He claims this would secure Serbian national aims, bind Serbia economically, and allow Austro-Hungarian guaranteed prosperity while keeping Serbian independence within a larger empire.

Amsterdam Serbia Montenegro Germany Nemeeh Priedlung Austria-Hungary House of Hapslurg Austria Mount Lovcan Bulgaria Balkans Donine

Cheyenne Set for Wyoming Mine Search Meeting

Reported plan for a Wyoming branch meeting in Cheyenne follows citizens from Cheyenne and Cooper to Casper delegation. The movement centers on the American Minkve congress and the ongoing mine search agenda with chairmanship led by Casper figures.

Cheyense Wyoming Cheyenne Coogee Cooper Willy Che Conetent Math Neunly

Coal Dealers of State Probed by Federal Investigator

W. E. Blck of the federal trades commission has been sent to Wyoming to probe reports that coal dealers in Casper, Laramie, Cheyenne and other points discriminate in sales. Details on overcharging or favoritism have not been announced. Mr. Dick is in Casper and will tour Cheyenne soon as dealers are probed.

W. E. Blck Federal Trades Commission Washington Wyoming Caver Laramie Cheyenne Casper

Assyrian Sentenced to Ten Years for Neck Stabbing

An Assyrian, George Nregvitech, was sentenced by Judge Mentver to 10 years in prison for stabbing James Watkins of Hecla in the neck with a knife. Watkins nearly died as a two inch rusted blade remained lodged in his neck. Hert Underwood, a Black man, received two to four years for stealing a case of whisky from Albany. Additional defendants were remanded for trial.

Fieorge Nregvitech James Watkins Hecla Watkins W. (. Mentver Littl Hope Hert Underwood Albany Wan Rawling

Land Sales Brisk at U S Land Open

Land sales at the United States land open were brisk with transactions averaging about 2000 dollars daily. Prices ranged from 7 to 10 dollars per acre as buyers quickly secured tracts and many paid government appraised values.

U.S United States

Wyoming Ranchmen Headed to Denver Stock Show

Large numbers of prominent Wyoming ranchmen are pinning to attend the Denver stock show opening Saturday.

Denver Wyoming

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