Informal social evening and varied local engagements
Misa Breele hosted a casual card night at the Hopkins home with five hundred as the game and a light menu. Guests included Ethel Dyer Vina Wyman and several Richardson members plus Dr Fosborough. Officials and residents attendchurch and guild events with upcoming entertainments and visits noted.
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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 claims quick relief and refunds
An old style manual ad touts a home cough syrup recipe using pine extract sugar and honey claiming fast relief for throat troubles and asthma hoarseness. It promises money back if not satisfied and urges readers to contact a Wayne, PA address for supplies.
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Cenaae
Wayne
Social Dance Hosted by Ladies Auxiliary at A O U W Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary to the B of L B announces a social dance at the A O U W hall on Wednesday evening January 26. All are invited for a enjoyable evening with admission priced at 25 to 26 cents.
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B. of L. B
M B A Dance at Fraternal Hall Wednesday Evening
M B A dance planned at Fraternal hall for Wednesday January 25 with good music and refreshments. Gents admission fifty cents and ladies free. Everyone invited to attend.
Cheyenne Industrial Club Elects Old Officers
Associate Justice C. N. Potter was re elected president of the Cheyenne Industrial Club at a meeting of the new board of directors with all members present. M. H. Hartung and Fred Hoffman were chosen first and second vice presidents, John L. Thomas was reelected treasurer, E. B. Pearlatine was reelected secretary. New members elected were Frank J. Lapin and Riley W. Haynes.
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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 of Public Lands R P Fuller issues the third biennial report with a summary noting the leased lands Carey Act segregations and a complete list of nearly 6000 leases as of September 30 1910. The report includes mineral oil coal mining leases and an appendix on grazing leases. only 2000 copies were printed and distribution is via newspapers attorneys counties and chambers of commerce with requests for copies.
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State Commissioner of Public
R. P. Fuller
Commissioner of Public Lands
al Wbrarlce
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Women Use Ads to Buy California Oranges
Women have learned the profit of reading newspaper advertisements and are buying fresh California oranges by the bag. The succulent spheres arrived from groves only hours before, and fruit dealers across the city rush to meet demand with generous bags of the golden fruit for thrifty households.
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California
Plan Proposed to Extend New York Harbor by Reclaiming Land
New York harbor congestion prompts a dock commissioner plan with the park department to reclaim about forty acres of submerged land along the upper west side. A three mile long strip would gain 200 feet of width, with new docks modeled after Hamburg, at an estimated cost of six million dollars.
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New York
New York Harbor
Park Department
Manhattan Island
Hamburg
Royalty Turned Away at New York Port of Entry
A king and queen from a Gypsy clan were denied entry at New York harbor after immigration officials learned the queen had been bought from her clan for fifty dollars. Transportation officials forced the couple to return to Europe on the next steamer.
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New York
Emilia Island
New York Harbor
Petra Lucas
Boanta
Bia
Europe
Coyotes with Rabies Alarm Durkee Town
In Durkee Oregon a rabid coyote attack prompted the killing of every dog in the village leaving Baker City uneasy as locals fear further danger from the band of rabid animals.
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Baker City
Ore
Durkee
Marlier
Interior clash as attackers battle intruders amid citywide panic
Report describes armed intruders causing heavy casualties and a prolonged firefight. Residents fear widespread disease and crowd disturbances as authorities push to restore order after the night of violence.
Letters and endorsements amid midwestern correspondence
A collection of 1900 era letters from Dr. Pratt and C We-Post reveal exchanges praising health guidance and the Road to Wellville booklet. The messages discuss ethics, publication, and the nutrition message behind Grape Nuts, noting admiration for industry practices and compassionate outreach.
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Mec
Buffum Tells of Wyoming at Land Show
Prof B C Buffum of Worland Wyoming speaks at the Burling ton Land Show outlining grain and forage breeding for dry farming and irrigation. He details emmer improvement and hybrids, alfalfa varieties, and a new winter emmer ready for market, noting potential large benefits for stock feeders and farming in the Big Horn basin.
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Buffum
Wyoming
B. C. Buffum
Worland
Wyo
Burlington
Omaha Bee
Huffum
Carey
Emmer
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
Reno, Nev. reports a courtroom scene where Mrs W B Corey fret wife of a former president pens divorce from traveling salesman J D Peet. The case touches multiple marriages dating back to 1905 with connections to Prof Frederick Edward Young and mining engineer relatives. officiated by a Methodist minister Rev Mr Trout.
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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
Hair dressed in latest fashion for charity bail
Ladies are urged to call 601 East 17th trea for hair styling services promoted by The State Leader Want Ads. The notice advertises fashionable hairdressing as part of a charity bail appeal and offers contact information for bookings.
Missouri Fireman Dies At Fire Scene In St Louis
St Louis fireman Charles Orenstein aged 42 died when thrown from a hose wagon while responding to a blaze at a small grocery. The fire caused about 3000 in damage. Orenstein had long service and earlier captained a fairgrounds company.
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Missourt
Theer-Dollam
St. Louis
Charles Ofenstein
Orenstein
Stalr
Elks Dance Friday at Sherman County
Window abodes at Sherman Co Elks hold Friday January 27 dance invitation to all Elks. Bun proof paint at Sherman Co.
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Sherman Co
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