Burns Program and Socials Mark Cheyenne Events
This report covers a Burns celebration at the Industrial Club in Cheyenne with a program of music dances readings and a luncheon. It notes a Burns party hosted by Mrs Mary Gilchrist and a list of social visits dinners and a Bridge Club gathering with details on attendees and dates.
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Bobby Burns
Industrial Club
Associaton of Scotchmen
Burn
Mary Gilchrist
Burns
William McCleave
Sandford
Bridge Club
Billy Walker
Covert
Hartung
Iowa
Mesdames Wharf
Mullen
du Hoss
Wallace Bond
A. BD. Johnston
R. A. Hopkins
A. E. Roedel
Social and club activities fill Cheyenne week
A busy schedule of women’s clubs, bridge games, and literary society events unfolds across Cheyenne. The Woman’s Club, P. E. O. Sisterhood, and various circles host meetings, music, readings, and a Wyoming Good Roads push, with exhibits and upcoming concerts at St. Mark’s Parish house and other venues.
W C T U meets. programs and society notices
The W C T U gathers at Mrs Mra Stockwell home with music devotional guided by Mrs W M Nelson a paper on Scientific Temperance by Mrs Vaughn and a discussion followed by piano duet by Mrs Wee Brincoe and Mrs Bert Gleason with recitation by Miss Marguerite Hallett Fourteen ladies attend South Cheyenne W C T U plans a social at Mrs Martha Parker s home on EB Tenth Street A Presbyterian Ladies Aid and Congregational Mission Circle notices mention upcoming social meetings and hostesses involving church members
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W. c
Mra
Stockwell
W.M. Nelson
Vaughn
Wee Brincoe
Bert Gleason
Miss Hobbes
South Cheyenne
Martha Parker
Tenth Street
Simikers Dance Payday Evening January 26
Rye street entertainment notes show SIMIKERS dance event titled Payday Evening scheduled for January 26 at a local venue. Organizers and performers highlighted include Weepe Alia and other artists, with plans for an energetic reception and social gathering.
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Simikers
Weepe Alia
Keefe Hall hosts C. A. C. versus Cole Aggies basketball
Tonight at Keefe Hall a C. A. C. team faces Cole Aggies in a basketball game followed by a dance. Tickets and admission details are not available in the fragment.
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Keefe Hall
L. A
Wa. Cole
Aggies
Got My Sore Foot in It Right
An early 20th century ad promotes TIZ foot bath with claims of curing corns bunions and tired feet. The detoxifies feet and restores happiness, selling for 25 cents a box via Walter Luter Dodge & Co Chicago UK.
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Tiz
Walter Luter Dodge & Co
Chicago
Tores
Funeral services for child at Went 19th Street home
Funeral services were held yesterday at the home of the parents on Went 19th Street for young Harry Ketelle Houchins. Rev Leone Hille officiated as burial followed. Last evening Mr Houchins left for Ceredo West Virginia after receiving a telegram announcing his mother's death.
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Harrry Ketelle Houchins
19Th Street
Leone. Hille
Keefe Hall A C v8 Cole Age gies Dance after Come
Fragmentary OCR mentions Keefe Hall and names Cole and Age gies with phrases Dance after Come. Limited legible context prevents clear event or outcome. Summary reflects readable items and preserves entities as found.
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Keefe Hall
A. C. v8, Cole
Age Gies
Personal crisis reports decline nationwide in 1910
Washington reports a drop in suicides in 1910 from 1900 levels, with 8 590 personal crisis reports and a death by own action rate of 164 per 100 000 in the census bureau area. California leads by state with 29 per 100 000. Maryland is lowest at 10.8. City rates show San Francisco 44.2 and New York 146.4 per 100 000, with several other metros listed.
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Washington
Fewder Pertone
Cresay L. Wilbur
United States Census Bureau
Wuleide
Census Bureau
Polson
California
Maryland
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
San Francisco
Kansas City
Oakland
Cal
Seattle
Bridgeport
Conn
Denver
Colorado
Montana
New York
South Dakota
Utah
Los Angeles
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Minneapolis
St. Paul
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Portland
Ore
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Spokane
Opening Up Rich Ore in Silver Crown Mine
John Morris owner of the Rambler mine at Silver Crown has opened a large zinc rich ore body with copper nickel and gold. A 30 foot shaft tests the vein drifting 6 to 10 feet wide. Assays show 30 to 40 dollars per ton but full value awaits chemical analyses. Cheyenne businessmen explore development and a nearby mill.
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Silver Crown
John Morris
Keefe Hall C A C v Colo Aggies Dance After Game
Keefe Hall reports a post game celebration by C A C players and Colo Aggies following a recent match. The scene included light revelry and social moments after the contest.
Mrs Belmont plans woman run daily paper for women
New York January 24 Mrs Oliver H P Belmont proposes a daily afternoon newspaper devoted to women interests. It would be edited by women with a women led staff and would cover news affecting women including labor and suffrage topics. The paper might be titled The Waste Bucket to emphasize uncensored reporting.
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New York
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Archie Hale Interlocutor T1 Sparks Smiles Across Minds
The mention of Archie Hale in connection with Interlocutor T1 evokes strong anticipation for a humorous reveal. The idea of feared or anticipated laughs hints at a performance or invention that will entertain audiences and prompt widespread amusement.
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy during our hour of bereavement. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Tyler and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Adamson.
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R. L. Tyler
A. R. Adamson
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Robert Burns
Slater
Griffin Cochran
Hiram Bullis
Evanston
Charles Villiers
Casper
David Thornberry
Ayens
Tuff -Kring
Mrs. Cochran
Sam Asher
Stelzer
Newark
Ohio
Cheyenne
H. 8. Ridgeley
Basin
the Plains
Ridgeley
U. S
Bess Eleanor Foster
Ecity
Prang Publishing Co
Western Drawing and Manual Training Association
Fort Russell
Colonel
Mrs. Guilfoyle
Susanne Guilfoyle
L. R. Tyson
East Eighteenth Street
Leader
Steoma
P. E. O. Meeting
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Galen A. Fox
Elka
F. M. Club
Harry Davis
Oixteen
Atherly
P. F. O. Sisterhood
Eharlie
Pleturen
Woman's Club
Abbott
Cliff Hummer
H. B. Henderson
Henderson
Good Roads Association
George P. Knight
Association
Good- Keads
Knight
Wyoming
Wyoming Good Roads Association
Dodds
Marie Clair
M. Audouz
France
Wilkins
L. C. Hills
Altar and Rosary Society
Thomas Cooper
John Martin
N. Potter
Tuesaday Evening
Mra. Il. Jensen
Society
Baptiar
Young People's Society
Joe Fire Room
Lyceum $ Fateriaiment
le Bron Grand Opera Co
Keesp
Trad Opera
Lyceum
St. Mark's
Alta Henney
New England
V. K. Hart
Archie Hale
Q. O. A. the Baptist Q. O. A
Margaret Hentson
11Th Street
Guild of St. Mark's
Mis
William Mahoney
Presbyterian Aid
Congregational Mission Circle
The
Women's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church Will
Keefe
Cole
C. A. C. Va. Colo
Mrs. Belmont
Weasen
PAV
Capitol Avenue
Big
Atlas
Dante’s Inferno
Hell
Fagles Hall
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Cohan & Harris
Winchell Smith
Fred Nimblo
Josephine Cohan