Knitting Parties and Socials Highlight Local Society
The Cheyenne society column notes a Red Cross knitting gathering at J. D. Freeborn’s, a Lake Minnehaha skating outing by the Epworth League, and an Elks dance. WCTU Day of Prayer events are planned with services and a program in Cheyenne, plus various residents travel for work, school, or visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Freeborn
Red Cross
Epworth League of the Methodist
Markelley
Lake Minnehaha
Fair Luna
Elks
Cheyenne
Visiting List TM Hirke Kennedy Returns to Denver
Hirke Kennedy has returned to Denver after attending the townhow in Wisconsin. Griffin and the otter Genevieve have been at the home of Lieut. Grif hes parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirke Kennedy
Denver
Wis
Griffin
Genevieve
Grifhes
J. W
Women Club Meetings Highlight Artistic Topics
The Coke Art Club and Coterie Art Club plan Friday and afternoon sessions led by Mrs A W Albee at 500 West Twenty sixth Street and Mrs Charles Briste respectively. The Women's Club attracted a large audience with a discussion on My Ideal Home led by Mesdames William Whitley A J Parshall and Ray E Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
A Palm Beach society notes a sea gull perched on a local woman's cap as part of a broader discussion of ideal home life. The piece highlights labor saving devices, home economies, and leisure for women, with upcoming programs titled My Son-In-Law and My Daughter-In-Law by Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs. Watton. Whittier club members discuss Romans and plan future meetings and a Feb 4 dance at the parish home to fund society activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gilmore
J. Ht. Watton
Whittier Club
W. H. Bsleinhe
W. A. Wyman
Ler Gudimbe
J. 8. Bartlet
Ira B Oe
Mildred McIntosh
Martha Post
Olive Wills
Lorena Vanderlipp
Hazel McGuire
Florence Bradley
Louise Smith
Mary Carpenter
Rowley Hilsworth
Hone
Church Circles Unite For Red Cross Work In Capitol
Methodist Aid society meets at 2 00 pm at the library to go to the capitol for Red Cross tasks. St Marks Guild plans Friday parish house gathering with church groups aiding Belgian babies. King s Daughters of Congregational church hostesses at parish house Friday evening. Lingerage of St Mark s meets to cut garments for layettes. Girls Friendly Society led by Mrs S A Houston works on Belgian layettes with weekly meetings at Parish house and Red Cross headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
Red Cross
Capitol
St. Mark'’s Guild
St. Mark's
King’s Daughters
Mars
Br.a. Broderick
Mires
Clyde Snow
Elsie Alried
Congregational Church
Belgium
Watson
Girks’ Friendly Society
S A. Hluston
Gina’ Friendly Society
Cheyenne
McAdoo Urges Prompt Action On Rail Bill
William Gibbs McAdoo as secretary of the treasury urged the House committee to act quickly on the administration railroad bill to avoid delaying government financial operations needed for war. He warned that the government must push ahead to raise the planned $10 billion by June 30 and that operations cannot begin until the bill is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Dibbbs McAdoo
House Interstate and Foreign Commerece
Secretary of the Treasury
Administration
McAdoo
Narrow escape as driver freezes during trip near Wheathole
Earl Lambert, on a northbound auto trip near Wheathod, West Virginia, faced a balked car and, after failed repairs, sought refuge in a homesteader’s shack. His feet ears and fingers suffered severe freezing before rescue.
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Wheatland
Wva
Earl Lambert
Wheathod
Inyer
Franks Houx Family Gratitude for Kindness
The Houx family expresses heartfelt thanks for acts of kindness and sympathy shown during their dark hour of sorrow. They note this loss in their immediate family and acknowledge others ailing from war and illness, offering a blessing for strength to bear burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Houx
Cure a Cord In One Day Patent Patent Medicine Ad
An old patent medicine ad touts a laxative tonic to cure a cord in one day. It promises a refund if it fails and features a signature on each box purportedly from E R W Grove. The text reflects era marketing with dubious medical claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Grove
Foreign Legion of U S Soldiers Allege Open to Service
Captain Gordon Smith of the Serbian army staff says many foreign born men in the United States including Serbs Czechs Slovenes and Hungarians seek to join a foreign legion to fight for the Allies. He notes thousands of Serbs in America have joined Serbia’s effort and that a foreign legion would offer equal treatment and comradeship, though the War Department has not favored the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan Sitn
Tani
Eawhd Bee
Gordon Gordon Smith
United States
Cen
America
Serbia
Sa- Toniki
Foreign Legion
War Department
Butter Price Fund Sets New York and Chicago Rates
New York and Chicago set fixed butter prices as Food Administrator Hoover rules an indefinite period. Held creamery butter will cost 17 cents per pound in New York and 54? cents per pound in Chicago starting February 1. Local Food Administrator Arthur Williams announced the decision this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Hoover
Arthur Williams
Goeben Lost in British Naval Engagement Report
Vienna dispatch reports Goeben possibly sunk after naval clash with British ships. Other vessels mentioned include Breslau and Coeben. Turkish cruiser Midaihs and Sultan Selim appear in surrounding dispatches. Geneva date cited as January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Adele Pieper
Hans
Midaihs
Sultan Selim
Vienna
Buchs
Governor to Host Cox Daughter’s Marriage in Columbus
The marriage of Miss Helen Cox daughter of Gov James M Cox to Lieut Dante J Mahoney of Denver will be celebrated Sunday evening at the governor’s home in Columbus. Mahoney is stationed at Camp Funston Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Cheyenne
Bhys- Wend
James B. Shivers
Meredith Davis
Mr. Davis
Columbus
Helen
Larding Cox
James M. Cox
Dante J. Siihoney
Mahoney
Camp Funston
Kan
Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Skin Irritations
The advertisement touts a safe dependable treatment that relieves itching and irritation and cleanses the skin. It recommends asking a druggist for a 35c or 1 bottle of zemo and applying as directed to banish irritations pimples blackheads eczema blotches ringworm and similar troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Increased Meat Production Seen in 1918 Outlook
State leaders note in the January livestock report that stockyards shipments of stockers and feeders rose across markets. Feeder hogs and sheep show large year over year gains with western yards leading. cattle receipts jump in December while horse and mule totals stay near 1917 levels amid shifting southern demand and cotton plantation needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Markers
Department of Vericulture
Ney
German in schools sparks debate and doubt in Washington
Senator Sorghum questions the value of teaching German amid rising skepticism. The Washington Star records concerns that language instruction has faded from priority and public belief in its usefulness wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorghum
Cone
Washington Star
Germany Firm Tirpitz Says Will To Win Remains Unshaken
Amsterdam dispatch quotes Grand Admiral von Tirpitz telling a Motherlind party meeting that Germany’s Brest-Litowsk stance proves the will to win remains strong and no misere has altered their resolve. He asserts continued faith in victory despite difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Brest-Litowsk
von Tirpitz
Motherlind Party
Berlin
Why Chilly Weather Brings Rheumatism
An article explains rheumatism as caused by impurities in the blood and argues cold weather worsens symptoms. It advises hydration and removing acids with four ounces of Julia Salts dissolved in water daily for a week, claiming benefits for kidney function and overall relief.
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New York VS
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