Society News Highlights From Cheyenne and Nearby Towns
Social events and weddings fill the week with plans inspired by Mrs Taulbee visiting her parents in Denver. Notables include D S Meacalman ill at home, Hazel Rich and F L Andrews wed in Denver, Anna Bergersen and Raymond Barber wed in Greeley, and Epworth League social events led by Lois Temple and Delphina House at the M E church.
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Taulbee
John Gill
Denver
Hazel BE. Rich
Cheyenne
F. L. Andrews
Pittsburg
F. Kaufmann
South
Grant Street
Greeley
Anna May Bergersen
Raymond Rk. Barber
Ithaca
N. Y
Epworth League
Lois Temple
Delphina House
Loren Frankenfield
M. E
Giver Claims He Has 3000 Dollars in Bank
E K Krumm was before Judge W H Edwards on a preliminary hearing for a bad check of 32 50. The hearing was continued to next Wednesday to allow Krumm to obtain a bank statement from Kimball Nebraska showing his December account status. Krumm testified he had an account and now has 3000 dollars deposited. Hart testified Krumm gave him the check after Hart drove him to Kimball in an automobile. the check was returned as no funds.
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E. K. Krumm
W. H. Edwards
Krumm
Kimball
Nebr
Krum
Ralph Hart
Hart
Weather Summary for the Date
The report notes a normal temperature around 25 degrees with actual mean 22 degrees. Earlier readings show a 2 degree drop in the last 24 hours, with a high of 31 and a low of 13. Wind came from the SW at up to 15 mph, and total precipitation since January 1st stood at 0.19 inches.
Wyoming relatives may hold convention
CG. O. Stiles executive secretary of the Wyoming Credit Rating Exchange and Mrs. Stiles have returned from Pueblo Colorado after attending the state convention of the Retail Merchants Association of Colorado over three days. Mr. Stiles plans a first Wyoming convention and sought suggestions and arrangements from the Colorado event. In Pueblo they were guests of L. M. Hattenbach state secretary of the Colorado organization.
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CG. O. Stiles
Wyoming Credit Rating Exchange
Stiles
Pueblo
Colo
Retail Merchants Asociation of
Colorado
Wyoming
L. M. Hattenbach
Colorado Organization
News Agent Testifies He Did Not Slap Boy
O. S. Robinson, agent for the Denver News and the Denver Times, faced police court on a charge of slapping a paper boy. He claimed he threatened the boy but did not strike him, and was discharged for lack of evidence as the boy did not appear to testify. The arresting officer said the boy reported the slap.
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O. S. Robinson
Denver News
The
Denver Times
Robinson
Henry Thrasher to Edit Hillsdale Review in Cheyenne Visit
Henry Thrasher of Hillsdale announced plans to buy and edit the Hillsdale Review while in Cheyenne on business. He expects to serve as editor for the Hillsdale neighborhood.
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Henry Thrasher
Hillsdale
Cheyenne
Hillsdale Review
Hilsdale
Kendrick Presents New Bill To Regulate Packers
Senator Kendrick and Senator Yon propose a federal livestock commission to regulate meat packing. The bill aims at permanent publicity for live stock markets and the commission would replace the bureau of markets with powers to compel witnesses and require production of books.
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Kendrick
Livestock Commission
Senate
Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Homemade cough syrup claim outperforms store brands
An article promotes a home remedy using 21% ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or honey to create a cheap potent cough syrup. It touts quick relief for coughs bronchitis croup hoarseness and states Pinex is Norway pine extract with generations of use. The ad guarantees satisfaction or refunds and notes the Pinex Co of Fort Wayne.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
War thrift continues as cause of high living costs
The article notes that thrift remained popular during the war and remains important now. It explains that the high cost of living stems from multiple factors largely outside public influence.
Meat trade reform set to curb monopolies and regulate packers
The article notes authorizing general supervision to prevent unlawful combinations and monopolies in the meat industry. Senator Kendrick aided an amendment in the Cummins railroad bill to create a distribution system for meat products. The Attorney General's injunction forces packers to surrender stock yard ownership, leaving a live stock commission to preserve future competition.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Agriculture
John B. Kendrick
William S. Kenyon
Iowa
Palmer
Kendrick
Cummins
Senate
Live
Railroad Shops to be Connected Soon
The Union Pacific plans to enclose a rectangular area between the new and old railway shops with walls and a roof. The passage between the two shops and a sizable intermediate space will be indoors. The enclosure sits at the northeastern corner of the new shop and the northwestern corner of the old shop, with ample space for easy construction.
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Union Pacific
Missouri and Kansas Colored People Wed Endell Harris and Edna Givens
Endell Martin Harris of Jackson, Missouri, and Edna May Givens of Douglas, Kansas, were married yesterday by Judge W. H. Edwards after obtaining wedding licenses at the clerk’s office.
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Endell Martin Harris
Jackson
Edna May Givens
Douglas
Kans
W. H. Edwards
For Sale: Used Singer Sewing Machine In Working Condition
Advertised in the want ad column a used Singer sewing machine is offered for sale. Includes foot pedal and manual. Price discussed with purchaser locally.
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State Leader
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George H. Gill
Jess Yoder
B. F. Yoder FE
W. Stone
John L. Jordan
Chas. W. Hirsig
B. F. Yoder
EH. W. Stone
J. C. Gans
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Ong
Foley
J. D. Miller
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