Cheyenne Market Offers Canned Fruits At Last Year Prices
A Great Success notes that three fourths of canned fruits stay at the same figures as last year. Prices reflect early March contracts before price surges. The store advertises high grade Richelieu Tea Garden and Griffin brands and a large cheese and apples selection for orders.
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Richelieu
Tea Garden
Griffin & Shelley
President Wilsons Call to Civilization in Peace Vision
President Wilson argues for a peaceful world order based on equality of rights, consent of the governed, and freedom of the seas. He urges independent Poland, disarmament, and avoidance of entangling alliances, presenting Monroe Doctrine as a global standard.
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United States
Niere’s
Friends of Humanity
Monroe
Chicken Supper At First Baptist Church Tonight
P. B. hosts a hot chicken supper at the First Baptist Church this evening. Tickets are 50 cents each and a taxi call service is listed at 600 for rides to the event.
Confidential message to wife of one who drinks
Advertisement promising a plan to conquer liquor in three days and restore home life. It directs wives to write Edw. J. Woods at 1491 B Station KE New York NY for a guaranteed, inexpensive method and asks readers to show this to others.
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J. Woods
New York
N, Y
P. B. Hot Chicken Supper at First Baptist Tonight
Community fundraiser event at the First Baptist Church offers a hot chicken supper for 50 cents per plate this evening. Local residents invited to support church activities.
Laramie County clubs praised for active youth work
University of Wyoming official Ivan L. Hotton and County Agent R. E. Reynolds praised four boys and girls clubs in Laramie county after a ninety mile tour of clubs in arcner Carpenter Burns and Divide. Girls sew and make garments while boys craft hackamores to sell, with profits aiding participation rewards. Maynard Jacobson of Carpenter reports rapid sales and a ready market for hackamores built from rope halters.
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Laramie
Ivan L. Hotton
University of Wyoming
R. E. Reynolds
Arcner
Carpenter
Burns
Divide
Ile
Mr. Hobson
Maynard Jacobson
Ed Jacobson
Cheyenne
Industrial Club Plans for 1917 Frontier Show and Highway Cooperation
The Industrial Club outlines ambitions including state commercial executives, plans for the 1917 Frontier show, and cooperation with the federal government on state highways. It envisions closer ties between farmers and merchants, a new theater, Fort Russell re-garrisoning, Inter Ocean hotel rebuilding, a civic center, a scenic highway to Laramie, and enlarged Union Pacific shops.
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Fort Russell
Inter Ocean
Laramie
Union Peeiffe
Assembly Quits for Stock Show Absences Halt Sessions
Half of the Almont senate and nine house members were absent for the stock show trip to Denver. Gov Kendrick joined the outing as lawmakers adjourn planned for Thursday. Names of several senators and representatives who left were listed with the tally of absentees.
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Almont
Senate
Denver
House
John B. Kendrick
P. J. O'Connor
8. Gkovgard
W. W. Daley
Archie Allison
H. D. Edmonds
Theodore C. Diers
Peter Kooi
Nels A. Pearson
James W. Chrisman
M. N. Baldwin
Robert H. Hall
R. N. Booth
C. P. Meek
T. G. Powers
Robert Grier
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Gray Hair Shine
A vintage beauty remedy touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound for darkening faded gray hair. Sold for 60 cents in drug stores, it promises natural, even color by applying with a sponge or brush and using additional applications, though not a medical cure.
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Wyeth
Liquor Bill Dies In Legislature Amid Tax Debate
The legislature killed a liquor tax bill while discussing the factory exclusion from city limits to save taxes. Other measures stalled included a $75,000 state fair appropriation and a $5,000 state health officer salary. A Haldredge proposal sought 150,000 for Thermopolis medicinal springs to rival Hot Springs. Both houses adjourned for the Denver stock show.
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Tory
Olds
State Board of Health
F. BE. Haldredge
Hot Springs County
Thermopolis
Hot Springs
Ark
Denver
Tobacco Habit Easily Overcome
A New Yorker author Edward J. Woods offers a free mailed book on banishing tobacco or snuff habits. He claims health improves, sleep calms, appetite normalizes, digestion strengthens, vigor and memory rise, and craves vanish without the pipe cigar or snuff.
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New Yorker
Edward J. Woods
Station B
New York City
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