Society News Highlights From Cheyenne and Denver Events
Mrs Taulbee visits her parents in Cheyenne inspiring a week of society events. Illness of highway official D S McCalman noted. A Denver wedding unites Hazel Rich and F L Andrews at a new home on 42 South Grant Denver. Miss Rosa A Collins visits Cheyenne sister. Anna Bergersen and Raymond Barber wed in Greeley and move to Ithaca N Y. Epworth league plans social hour and meeting at M E church with Loren Frankenfield vocal solo. Presbyterian Endeavor to meet at 3 pm West Side chapel with Paul Collier in charge. Mrs Poore and daughters Adelaide and Mrs Robinson recover from illness. Cheyenne women invited to legislature opening as ratification of woman suffrage proceeds. Neighbors of the Woodcraft host social dance January 26 at Knights of Columbus hall. Cheyenne high school girls host informal dance with various chaperones and a large group of hostesses.
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Denver
Hazel BE. Rich
Cheyenne
F. L. Andrews
Pittsburg
F. Kaufmann
South
Grant Street
Epworth League
Lois Temple
Delphina House
Loren Frankenfield
M. E
Christian Endeavor
The
Presbyterian Church
West Side Chapel
Nineteenth and
Snyder Streets
Paul Collier
Woodcraft
Knights of Columbus
Allaway
Frank Rodrey
Hunt
Giver Claims He Has 3000 In Bank
E K Krumm, jailed on a $32.50 bad check charge, appeared before Judge W H Edwards for a preliminary hearing. The case was continued to next Wednesday to allow Krumm to provide a bank statement from a Kimball Nebraska bank. Krumm testified he once had an account and now claims a $3000 deposit there. The check was given to Ralph Hart after a Kimball drive and was returned unpaid.
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E. K. Krumm
W. H. Edwards
Krumm
Kimball
Nebr
Krum
Ralph Hart
Hart
Weather Summary For The Date
The report records a mean temperature of 22 degrees with a high of 31 and a low of 13. A 2 degree drop in the last 24 hours is noted, with SW wind at 15 mph the highest velocity. Precipitation since January 1 is 0.19 inches with no rain or snow in the last 24 hours.
Wyoming relatives may hold convention
CG. O. Stiles, executive secretary of the Wyoming Credit Rating Exchange, and Mrs. Stiles returned from Pueblo Colorado where they attended the state convention of the Retail Merchants Association of Colorado Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. Stiles plans Wyoming's first similar convention and sought suggestions and arrangements for the program. In Pueblo they were guests of L. M. Hattenbach, Colorado association state secretary.
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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 Didn't Slap Boy
O. S. Robinson, agent for the Denver News and the Denver Times, faced police and court yesterday on charges of slapping a paperboy. He was discharged for lack of evidence as the key witness, the boy who claimed the slap, did not appear. Robinson testified he threatened to act but denied any slapping, saying even if a slap would be justified it did not occur.
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O. S. Robinson
Denver News
The
Denver Times
Robinson
Hillsdale Review Bought. Henry Thrasher to Edit Cheyenne Visit
Henry Thrasher of Hillsdale announced in Cheyenne that he had purchased the Hillsdale Review and planned to serve as editor in the Hillsdale neighborhood.
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Henry Thrasher
Hillsdale
Cheyenne
Hillsdale Review
Hilsdale
Kendrick Proposes Bill to Regulate Meat Packers
Senator Kendrick and Senatoryon introduce a bill creating a Federal Livestock Commission to regulate meat packing, promote publicity of live stock markets, and transfer powers from the Bureau of Markets. The three commissioners would be appointed by the president, confirmed by the Senate, and earn ten thousand dollars yearly.
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Kendrick
Livestock Commission
Senate
Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Homemade Pinex Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
A home remedy mixes Pinex and syrup to produce a pint of cough syrup claimed to be superior and cheaper than store bought options. It asserts rapid relief by loosening phlegm soothing irritated membranes and aiding bronchial conditions. The pitch targets general coughs bronchitis and hoarseness and mentions a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co Fort Wayne.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
War thrift policy drives steady price awareness
The article notes that thrift remained popular during the war and remains important today as consumers face a high cost of living. It suggests that elevated prices stem from factors beyond public control, influencing spending habits and economic behavior.
Senator Kendrick pushes reform in railroad bill for meat distribution
The Cummins railroad bill gains an amendment to curb unlawful combinations in restraint of trade and monopoly. It includes a plan to create a distribution system for meat products not controllable by a single group. The Attorney General orders 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 will enclose a rectangular area between the new and old railway shops. Walls and a roof will connect the structures, creating an all weather passage and large interior space. The closed area sits at the northeast corner of the new shop and northwest corner of the old shop.
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Union Pacific
Endell M. Harris and Edna M. Givens Wed in Douglas
Endell Martin Harris of Jackson Missouri and Edna May Givens of Douglas Kansas were married yesterday by Judge W H Edwards after obtaining their licenses at the clerk's office.
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Endell Martin Harris
Jackson
Edna May Givens
Douglas
Kans
W. H. Edwards
For Sale: Household Goods in State Leader Want Ad
Local want ad notes various household items for sale in the State Leader. Items include furniture, kitchenware, and small appliances with fair prices. Interested buyers should contact the listing at the published number or address for details and arranging a visit.
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State Leader
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