Society Notes Open Knit In Cheyenne and Area
Knitting parties gain popularity as simple social gatherings. Red Cross knitters meet at J. D. Freeborn’s home at 5 o’clock. Epworth League from Methodist group enjoyed a moonlit Lake Minnehaha skating party chaperoned by Mrs. Markel ley. Eike Dance to aid city week festivities at the Elks. Day of Prayer set by national W C T U with local services in Cheyenne. Bishop and Mrs. N S Thomas to return from eastern trip. Miss Varelia Brownell joins high school faculty. Mrs. Perryan and family visiting from Burns non before Perryan’s overseas posting.
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J. D. Freeborn
Red Cross
Epworth League of the Methodist
Markelley
Lake Minnehaha
Fair Luna
Elks
Cheyenne
Mikes Lillie Roberts
Denver
Don Roberts
David Nimmen
Little Bear
Mary
Helen Nimmo
Louise Stimson
Pine Bluffs
Bishop
Thomas
The
Plains
Quincy
New York
Philadelphia
Wyoming
Varelia Brownell
University of Nebraska
Lucretia Whitehead
John Perryany
Bnempnon
Perryam
Katherine Laughlin
Perryan
Bhys- Wend
James B. Shivers
Meredith Davis
Mr. Davis
Visiting List Details Return of Hirke Kennedy in Denver
Hirke Kennedy has returned to Denver after attending the townhow. Griffin and the otter Genevieve have been at the home of Lieut. Grif hes parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
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Hirke Kennedy
Denver
Wis
Griffin
Genevieve
Grifhes
J. W
Art Club Meetings and Woman's Club Discussion
The Coterie Art club will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. A. W. Albee at 500 West Twenty-sixth Street. The Cheyenne Art association convenes this afternoon at 3 45 with President Mrs. Charles Briste. A Woman's club meeting drew a large attendance as chair Mesdames William Whitley A. J. Parshall and Ray E. Lee led a discussion on My Ideal Home focusing on house fixtures furnishings appearance and harmony.
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Coke Art Club
Coterie Art Club
A. W. Albee
West Twenty-sixth Street
Womtn
Woman's Club
Washeen
Mia
Mentger
William Whiley
A. J. Parshall
Ray E. Lee
Sea Gull Perches on Palm Beach Nymphs Cap
Whittier club members discuss home life and labor saving devices in a meeting that delayed adjournment. Upcoming topics include My Son In Law and My Daughter In Law. Members plan a Bible study and social dance to raise funds for society activities at the Parish hall.
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Palm Beach
J. H. Gilmore
J. Ht. Watton
Church Circles Plan Red Cross and Charity Work
Methodist Aid society members meet at 2 PM at the library to ride to the capitol for Red Cross work. St Mark's Guild hosts and plans layette sewing for Belgian babies. King's Daughters of the Congregational church and Girls Friendly Society also organize layette garments and charitable projects with ongoing Tuesday meetings.
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Methodist Aid Society
Red Cross
Capitol
St. Mark'’s Guild
St. Mark's
Belgium
Watson
Girks’ Friendly Society
S A. Hluston
Gina’ Friendly Society
Cheyenne
McAdoo Calls for Prompt Action on Rail Bill
William Gibbs McAdoo, directing American railroads, urged the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee to act quickly on the administration railroad bill. He warned that prompt action is essential to keep the government’s vast financial operations running to meet war needs. He noted $10,000,000,000 in funding already authorized and stressed settlement of the current question before proceeding.
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Washington
William Dibbbs McAdoo
House Interstate and Foreign Commerece
Secretary of the Treasury
Administration
McAdoo
Auto trip ends in near freeze for Earl Lambert
Earl Lambert narrowly escaped in a Wheeling area auto trip when his car balked near Inyer. He sought shelter in a homesteader’s shack, but both feet and ears froze severely and fingers on one hand were frozen, after failed attempts to repair the vehicle.
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Wheatland
Wva
Earl Lambert
Wheathod
Inyer
Notable thanks amid sorrow after loss in war time
The Houx family expresses deep gratitude for acts of kindness and sympathy after the death in their immediate family. They acknowledge grieving others' pain in the wider wartime hardships and wish strength to bear burdens.
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Frank
Houx
Cure a Cord In One Day Patent Medicine Claim
A dubious ad promotes LAXATIVE BHHOMO QUINDIN tablets claimed to cure a cord in one day. It promises money refund if it fails and features a signature line for ER W GROVE on each box.
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W. Grove
Foreign Legion of U S. United by War Plan
Washington January report cites Captain Gordon Smith proposing a foreign legion for those in the United States who are technically Austro Hungarian subjects but wish to join the Allied cause. Czechs Slovenes Serbs and others express readiness to enlist under foreign officers with decent pay and equipment. War Department has not approved the plan.
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Washington
Jan Sitn
Tani
Eawhd Bee
Gordon Gordon Smith
United States
Cen
America
Serbia
Sa- Toniki
Foreign Legion
War Department
Butter Price Fix Set by Hoover for New York and Chicago
Food Administrator Hoover fixes held creamery butter at 17 cents a pound in New York and 54.4 cents a pound in Chicago for an indefinite period. Local administrator Arthur Williams announced the ruling this afternoon, signaling a government price support measure.
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New York
Chicago
Hoover
Arthur Williams
Goeben Total Loss Reported After British Action
Geneva dispatch claims Goeben may be destroyed after British action in the naval clash involving Turkish cruiser Midaihs and Sultan Selim, and German ships Breslau and Coeben. Vienna report, received in Buchs, notes Goeben possibly a total loss.
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Geneva
Adele Pieper
Hans
Midaihs
Sultan Selim
Vienna
Buchs
Marriage of Gov Cox’s daughter to Denver lieutenant announced
The wedding of Miss Helen Cox, daughter of Gov James M. Cox, to Lieut. Dante Mahoney of Denver is set for Sunday evening at the governor’s home. Mahoney is stationed at Camp Funston, Kansas.
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Columbus
Helen
Larding Cox
James M. Cox
Dante J. Siihoney
Denver
Mahoney
Camp Funston
Kan
Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Skin Irritations
The advertisement urges readers to buy Zemo from druggists in 35c or 1 bottle and apply as directed. It claims itching, pimples, blackheads, eczema, blotches, ringworm and similar troubles will disappear, leaving skin soft and healthy. The E. W. Rose Co Cleveland Ohio.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Increased Meat Production Seen in 1918 Outlook
Washington reports a monthly livestock study showing rising shipments of stockers and feeders from stockyards to farms and larger December 1917 receipts. Feeder hogs and feeder cattle shipments increased markedly with western yards leading gains, signaling higher 1918 market preparation and stronger animal numbers for sale.
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Washington
Bureau of Markers
Department of Vericulture
Ney
German in Schools: A Question of Learning Value
A Washington Star reader questions the merit of teaching German broadly in schools. The letter argues against widespread German instruction and mocks the idea as unnecessary or futile learning.
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Sorghum
Cone
Washington Star
Germany Firm Tirpitz Asserts at Brest-Litowsk Stand
Amsterdam dispatch quotes Grand Admiral von Tirpitz declaring the German stance at Brest-Litowsk shows unwavering will to win. He spoke at a Motherland party meeting reported by Berlin authorities, asserting no misstep has softened the resolve.
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Amsterdam
Brest-Litowsk
von Tirpitz
Motherlind Party
Berlin
Why Chilly Weather Brings Rheumatism
An article explains rheumatism as caused by toxins in the blood and urges warming, drinking water, and kidney function. It recommends four ounces of Salts dissolved in water each morning for a week to purify the blood and ease joints, claiming benefits from this inexpensive remedy widely used by sufferers.
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