Inner Circle Meeting With Mrs Newell Bell
The Inner Circle will meet this afternoon at 2 20 o clock with Mrs Newell Bell at 2020 Bent Street.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1916
Page
10
The Inner Circle will meet this afternoon at 2 20 o clock with Mrs Newell Bell at 2020 Bent Street.
The Presbyterian Missionary society will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. A. Shafer at 415 West Twenty-third street. The Baptist Missionary society ladies will be invited guests at the gathering.
President White confirms two European allied powers financial agents are in Indianapolis to avert a coal strike that could disrupt munition production. Duncan McDonald and John White confront the conflict and shake hands as miners urge unity.
The Help One Another club gathered at Mrs. C. B. Thomas home with 24 members and guests including Mrs. Voight and Mrs. Fred Agnew of Fullerton. Sewing and visiting filled the afternoon, two new members were elected on the advisory board, and future club plans were discussed with Mrs. Gorstine to host in two weeks.
San Diego reports flood week costs four lives in the Tia Junang river bottoms with widespread damage and up to 1.6 million dollars in losses. Glendora records 14.19 inches of precipitation as storms hit the Imperial Valley irrigation system while a 14 year old Jesus Ramirez drowns and Fred Fryman’s body is found in the San Bernardino mountains. News notes isolation by wireless as Santa Fe service is disrupted and counties brace for further weather impacts.
A poetic panorama of a land where mountains and plains nurture life and industry. The narrative traces indigenous roots, westward expansion, and the arrival of settlers who build homes, mills, and mines under a divine plan, celebrating rivers, forests, and a cooperative future.
Cairo January 11 1920 Federal Legislation discussed at the Sixth National Drainage Congress by H Newell head of the engineering department at the University of Iowa and former chief of the United States reclamation service He argues for national flood protection and swamp reclamation, citing Newlands Act progress and the need for broader cooperation among government bodies.
Local notices describe watch repairs from Miller's shop at 170 Uwrey Ave and car repainting by A Welet, plus a city roundup of police and fire department visits. The piece also notes the Stock Show in Denver Cheyenne week and a memorial to George Walters.
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