Social whirl fills Cheyenne week with dances and meetings
A crowded slate of events unfolds in Cheyenne. William B. Rose elected club president. committee chairs named for three winter dances. Fraternal hall event features piano violin music by Mrs Cahill and Miss Buchanan. Attendees include numerous local couples and dignitaries at various dinners, teas, and society meetings. The week also notes church activities, a wedding shower for Miss Grace Piper, and upcoming Lenten season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Rose
Cahill
Marie Buchanan
J. L. Rockwell
W. E. Chaplin
T. B. Kennedy
James Cooper
A. J. Wharf
G. L. Strader
Edward Pierce
Paul Briscoe
R. A. Hopkins
Delroy Shingle
Bert Gleason
W. B. Mullen
C. G. Hagan
Alex Christus
Alfred Matthews
Miss Wade
Mra. van Winkle
Ghoels
Hampton
Johnston
Mra. Granger
Faber
Stanfied
Bell
Mra. Garrett
Neeley
Mra. Taylor
T Haineaworth
Law
Turpin
Sehoela
Mra. Hamilton
Porter
Matthews
Grace Piper
Cheyenne
Roy Alten
Magic City Rebekah Lodge No. 5
R. W. Rich
Miss Piper
A. F E. Roedell
William B. Dinneen
Samuel Brown
Dinneen
Joseph Milligan
Cobrey
Roedel
Dinneer
Lafferty
Mullen
Anna Tierney
Dora Benton
Denver
Otto G. Trunk
Electro-la hair remover promises permanent root-kill claim
Advert says Electrola hair remover destroys hair at the root and leaves skin smooth not burned or reddened. Claims effectiveness on light fuzz to heavy growth for face arms neck and busts. Sells for $1.00 a bottle with a money back guarantee and a free trial coupon offer with a 2 cent postage stamp.
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Cupid
Addressed Request for Free Electrola Hair Solution
A reader from Chicago requests a free trial package of Electrola to remove hair permanently, enclosing a two cent stamp for postage and providing a partial address at 6105 State St. The message lists 6219 as another street number and asks for mail delivery.
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State St
Chicago
Runaway Collides With Telegraph Pole in Nebraska
In Franklin Nebraska on January 21 Fred Brunow and C L Tippetus rode toward Bloomington when a harness failure caused the buggy tongue to drop. The horses bolted, the wagon overturned after striking a telegraph pole and Brunow was thrown thirty feet, suffering severe head wounds and heavy bruising.
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Franklin, Neb
Fred Brunow
C. L. Tippetus
Bloomington
Secret home remedy promises relief for overworked men
An advertisement touts a home brew using syrups and compound fluids to restore circulation and calm nerves for overworked office workers and those living on society’s late hours. It claims easy at home preparation, discreet use, and widespread patient benefit without others knowing.
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a#ociety
Sermon Subjects at Churches Today
Multiple churches outline service times and topics. First Methodist Church led by W. M. Nelson offers morning sermons on The Two Treasuries and an evening message The Philosophy of Sin with Sunday school, youth leagues, and mid week Korea study. First Baptist Church presents morning sermon Getting Our Heart's Desire and evening Victory Over the World with a 9:45 a.m. Sunday school and 6:30 p.m. young people. Presbyterian church schedules morning sermon Do We Believe in an Unknown God with Belle Steele leading and evening History of Reform with music and open invitation.
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First Methodist Church
W. M. Nelson
Korea
First Baptist Church
Nineteenth Direst
Warren Avenue
Permon
Presbyterian Church
Mise Belle Steele
Leon
Thuilly
State Leader Want Ads Bring Best Results
Local classifieds note State Leader Want Ads deliver strong results for readers seeking services and sales. The brief highlights quick placement, broad exposure, and easy editing to maximize responses and reach within community markets.
Omri and Ahab in Israelite kingship and worship
Analyzed biblical chronicle notes Omri and Ahab’s reigns, Jezebel’s influence, and the rise of Baal worship. Warns against prosperity leading to idolatry, contrasts church and state power with devotion, and cites prophetic lessons for faithfulness.
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Ahab
Mis
Jezebel
Chesie
Baal
Ashtoreth
Jeaohel
Elijah
Israel
Jogebelle
Annual Report Highlights Wyoming Coal Mines 1910
The annual report by Joseph Bird district No 1 Wyoming coal mine inspector notes railcar shortages mainly in Sweetwater and Carbon counties while Uinta is well supplied. No. 1 Union Pacific Rock Springs closed after 42 years, Cumberland mine closed in March. district output rose nearly 0.5 million tons to 5,485,534 tons with 33 fatal and 100 non fatal accidents. 5770 men employed, up from 5741.
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Joseph Bird
Wyoming
Sweetwater
Carbon
Uinta County
Union Pacific Coal Company
Rock Springs
Cumberland
Cinta County
Uinta
Pastor's Wife Cured by Peruna Claimed Grip Remedy
Rev. Geo. A. Troutman of Kansas City Missouri reports his wife and he are strong believers in Peruna claiming a serious grip and catarrh cured by the tonic.
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Peruna
A. BE. Troutman
Bastoth
Kansas
Cty
Peruna cures catarrh and grippe claims in letters
A collection of testimonials from Rev H W Tate and Rev P E Swandish praising Peruna as a remedy for throat spasms catarrh and chronic diarrhea. The letters claim dramatic personal cures after using Peruna and urge readers to ask their druggist for a Peruna Almanac for 1901.
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P. E. Swandish
R. R
Grantsburg
Wis
Shortage of Railroad Cars Halts Mine Work
A short age of equipment keeps mine cars under road and out of service causing delays as miners wait to unload. The report notes no extensive mine disasters or labor disruptions during the year, though time losses affect both workers and management.
Missouri farmer's story involves agents
Kansas City January 21. Following charges by Warren H. B. Davis a retired farmer of Kansas City who is at the center of a developing story involving agents and investigations. Details remain unclear as officials assess the allegations and potential connections across local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Warren HB. Davis
Men Arrested Over $22,150 Worthless Stock Sale
Dana B Cox and A. Haselton with offices in a downtown building were arrested and charged with obtaining money under false pretenses after paying them $22,150 for worthless stock in a medicine company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana B Cox
8. A. Haselton
Cheyenne Vacuum Cleaning Co Announces Free Demonstration
Cheyenne residents offered first class vacuum cleaning service with a free demonstration by Cheyenne Vacuum Cleaning Co located at 106 W 17th St. Phone 378. Window shades also promoted by Sherman Co.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Vacuum Cleaning Co
17Th St
Sherman Co
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