Informal gatherings and society news from local book
Monday evening Misa Breele hosted a small group at the Hopkins home for a Five hundred card game followed by a dainty menu and music. A list of guests includes Miss Dyer Wyman Richardson Day Richardson and several men. Also notes bishops, club meetings, charity events and residents traveling to Denver, St Paul, and California for social affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Breele
R. A. Hopkins
Gueate
Miss Steele
Ethel Dyer
Vina Wyman
Misa Aura Richardson
Misa Bertha Day
Misa Valeria Richardson
Warren Richardson
Murphy
Archie Hale
Mc.Millan
Wmile Richardson
Fosborough
Home Made Cough Syrup Advertised With Quick Relief
A 19th century style ad touts a home remedy labeled as the best cough syrup for throat troubles. It promises rapid relief from asthma hoarseness and other ailments using sugar water pine extract and honey with optional iod or substitutes. A money back guarantee and pharmacist connection are noted to boost trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cenaae
Wayne
Social Dance by Ladies Auxiliary to the B of L B
The Ladies Auxiliary to the B of L B will host a social dance at the A O U W hall on Wednesday evening January 26. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the event. Admission is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. of L. B
M B A Dance At Fraternal Hall Wednesday Night
M B A hosts a dance at Fraternal Hall on Wednesday January 25 with good music and refreshments. Gents 50 cents, ladies free. Everyone is invited to attend.
Cheyenne Industrial club reelects officers and adds members
Associate Justice C. N. Potter of the state supreme court was reelected president at a Cheyenne Industrial club meeting of the new board with all members present. M. H. Hartung and Fred Hoffman were named first and second vice presidents, John L. Thomas reelected treasurer, E. B. Pearlatine reelected secretary, and new members Frank J. Lapin and Riley W. Haynes joined the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Potter
Etate Supreme Court
Cheyenne Industrial Club
M. H. Hartung
Fred Hoffman
John L. Thomas
Pearlatine
Frank J. Lapin
Riley W. Haynes
Public Lands Commissioner releases third biennial report
State Commissioner R P Fuller announces the third biennial report of the public lands office. The volume includes lease lists as of September 30, 1910, noting lessees, land descriptions, lease expirations, acreage and rent, plus mining leases. An appendix covers grazing leases. copies are limited and sent to newspapers, attorneys, clerks, and chambers of commerce, with invites to request personal copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Commissioner of Public
R. P. Fuller
Commissioner of Public Lands
al Wbrarlce
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Women savor California oranges as city demand grows
Women across the city exploit newspaper ads to buy fresh oranges sent directly from California groves. The succulent spheres arrive just hours past harvest and are distributed in generous bags, helping households provide a healthful fruit staple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Unique plan to reclaim New York Harbor area
New York officials propose reclaiming about forty acres of submerged land along the upper west side with a plan costing around a million dollars. The project would create a 200 foot wide strip along a three mile stretch, allowing cross town access and enabling modern docks similar to Hamburg facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Harbor
Park Department
Manhattan Island
Hamburg
Assumed Royalty Turned Away From Port of Entry
In New York on January 24 a king and queen from Emilia Island were turned away at the harbor. Petra Lucas, long a Gypsy clan leader near New York, had brought back his queen from Boanta. The queen had been bought for fifty dollars, and the royal couple were deemed undesirable by authorities. They were sent back to Europe on the next steamer.
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New York
Emilia Island
New York Harbor
Petra Lucas
Boanta
Europe
Rabid Coyotes Endanger Durkee. Town Kills Dogs
In Durkee Oregon, a rabid coyote band attacked the town prompting residents to kill every dog in the village. The spree began when a pack charged through Baker City area, causing widespread fear and a rapid response by locals to contain the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Ore
Durkee
Marlier
Untitled fragment reports siege and chaos in district
The passage describes armed intruders waging a long war in a district. Residents fear unrest and a crowd riot grows as the assailants press actions through many hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreltior
Minas
Letters and praise cited in Dr. Pratt era correspondence
Fragmentary historical correspondence from Battle Creek and Chicago dated 1900s praises Grape-Nuts and The Road to Wellville. Letters discuss publishing confidences, ethics, and health ideals, noting Dr. Pratt, Cr. W. Wost and Mr. Gregory, with reflections on public reception and business values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dontor
Wellville
Mec
Buffum Explains Wyoming Grain Breeding At Land Show
Prof. B C Buffum of Worland Wyoming, a state appointee, lectures at the Burlington Land Show on grain and forage development including emmer. He oversees Wyoming Plant and Seed Breeding Co projects in the Big Horn basin and notes new hybrids and fattening grains for dry farming and irrigation.
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B. C. Buffum
Worland
Wyo
Burlington
Omaha Bee
Huffum
Wyoming
Carey
Emmer
Buffum
Wyoming Plant and Seed Breeding Company
Dig Horn
Prof. Bottum
Northwest
Prof
United States
Russia
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Love at Pins Sight Takes De Out Reno Way
In Reno Nevada within a house formerly occupied by Mrs W B Corey, wife of a former U S president, a contentious divorce case unfolds. Fredia Marah Peet seeks divorce from J D Peet while previously married to notable figures including Professor Frederick Edward Young and mining engineer grandson of Dr Edward, with Reverend Trout presiding at a Methodist ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edward Marsh
James Breen
Montana
Charles B. Young
Washington, DC
Reno
Nev
Mra. W. BB
Corey Fret
United States Stes) Corporation
Fredia Marah Peet
J. Dotridge Peet
New York
Prederickdward Young
Edward
Bureau of Eratistion
Washington
Trout
Edward Thaw
Harry Thaw
Charity Bail Hair Fashion Ad
Ladies urged to call 601 East 17th trea for hair styling in a charity fashion promotion. State Leader Want Ads promise best results from placing an ad.
Missouri Fireman Killed Responding to Early Blaze
In St. Louis on January 24 Charles Orenstein, 42, a veteran hose truck driver, fell from his wagon while answering a fire alarm and died instantly. The blaze damaged a small grocery store for about $3. Orenstein had long service and captained a fairgrounds company during the world’s fair period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missourt
Theer-Dollam
St. Louis
Charles Ofenstein
Orenstein
Stalr
Elks Dance Friday at Sherman County Office
Sherman Co hosts an Elks Dance Friday inviting all Elks. A note mentions Bun proof paint at Sherman Co and encourages attendance for the event on Friday January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Co
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