Dinner at governor’s tonight for Wyoming legislators
A group of Sixteenth Wyoming legislature members will be entertained at Governor Carey’s mansion for a 7 o’clock dinner. The guest list includes Roscoe H. Alcorn and others. social events follow with charity balls and club meetings announced, plus a benefit dance by the Jolly Juniors to fund a memorial hospital.
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Governor's
Wyoming
Carey
Roscoe H. Alcorn
3. A. Nelson
T. D. Dunn
John Stanspury
Sam Skovgard
Oliver Champers
George W. Perry
Richard May
Valle
Jolly Juniors
New Memorial Hospital
Cheyenne Woman's Club
Carnegie Library
Arthur SK
K Lee
Thermopolis
Girl Reserves
Boy Scouts
Bruce B. Jackson
Prohibition in America and its effects observed by Salvation Army
London reports General Bramwell Booth’s assessment after a U.S. tour. He notes prohibition reducing liquor related crimes and downtrodden work, cites unemployment, immigrant fate, and the need for stronger laws. he contrasts a dry America with a drink-drugged England and warns that reform will take decades.
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America
London
W. Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Chicago
Meeting on Best Wyoming Drilling Method at Salt Creek Field
The Bureau of Mines schedules a January 27 meeting at the Denver U.S. Customs House to discuss casing methods for wells in the Salt Creek field. Operators and prospective operators, plus Wyoming officials, are invited to shape drilling requirements for government leases to maximize production and minimize costs.
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Arapahoe Streets
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M. B. McEniry
Clair Gordon
Cheyenne
Federal Oil and Gas Supervisor
Wells on Government Lands Standards Improve Drilling Methods
Government requirements on casing in wells on government lands aim to shut off water and prevent subsurface waste of oil and gas. Operators express intent to drill and produce using the best industry practices and to adopt improvements rapidly as they are developed.
Patrons Fight to Keep Banker Di Cossola in Business
In Chicago on January 24 patrons ofMichael Di Cossola vow to keep him in banking despite new Illinois laws. After attempting to refund deposits, he advertised and drew crowds but deposits grew as loyal customers pressed to leave their money with him.
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Michael di Cossola
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di Cossola
Bank merger dispute over deposits and cashiership changes
A dispute over changing bank operations led to a merger alternative with an Illinois bank. A $200,000 on deposit with Di Cossioint was transferred to Atlas Exchange National Bank. Di Cossola’s son Joseph was made a cashier and depositors continued to hand money over the counter to Di Cossola.
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Insane Looking Man Demands Lockup In Pueblo
A well dressed man in an expensive car arrived at the Pueblo police station and insisted on being jailed claiming insanity. Otto Stear gave the name. City Physician Buck found no ailment but suspects a transient illness and expects recovery in days. Police Desk Sergeant Gordon noted the irony of a sane appearing man asserting insanity.
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Otto Stear
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W. B. Buck
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Desertion Basis of Divorce Suit Filed in Court
Papers allege desertion and non support in a divorce action filed yesterday by Mrs. Ilene Kittredge through counsel. Defendant D. S. Kittredge, said to live in Chicago, is named. The couple reportedly married in Chicago on December 6, 1916.
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Co operative Glove Factory Is Success
Chicago reports its unique glove factory as a complete success. Miss Agnes Nestor, president of the Glove Workers' Union, says output meets ready demand and is sold through a cooperative store network. The plant, opened November 29, 1920, employs 26 workers making leather gloves with plans to expand to other materials.
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Co-Operative Glove Factory
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Agnes Nestor
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Worling
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Zemo antiseptic claims eczema relief and skin healing
An advertisement for Zemo antiseptic liquid asserts it removes eczema and stops itching when used as directed. It also promises healing for sores, burns, wounds and chafing while penetrating, cleansing and soothing skin. The E. W. Rose Co. of Cleveland, Ohio, promotes a 35 cent bottle and a one dollar large size.
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Factory Board Appoints Manager After Worker-Subscribed Stock
The union cites the outcome as a strike driven result and manufacturers claim a shutdown from insufficient work. Stock in the new project was fully subscribed by the workers, says Miss Nestor. The factory operates under a five member board with three women and two men who elect officers and the manager responsible for business management. Miss Nestor notes farmer organization.
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Prescription for Catarrhal Deafness Head Noises
A historical remedy advises growing deafness patients to visit a druggist for Parmint double strength and mix with hot water and sugar. A tablespoonful four times daily is said to relieve head noises, clear nostrils, ease breathing, and stop mucus drainage.
Aid Offered Across Regions to Help Communities
Various organizations across the country have offered aid to support affected communities in need. Local agencies coordinate responses while volunteers mobilize to provide relief, shelter, and essential supplies where outbreaks and disasters have strained resources.
Pimples on Face Healed by Cuticura in Three Months
A Miss E Wood of Lents Oregon describes a three month facial eruption with itching burning and peeling. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment she claims complete healing and endorses the products for toilet use.
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Rample Rach Pree
Cuticura Laboratories
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Malden
Maas
Musterole Cure Claims Quick Relief Without Blister
An advertisement promotes Musterole as a clean white ointment made with oil of mustard. It claims to relieve sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and other pains without blistering the skin, using gentle fingertip massage for fast relief.
Southington Remedy Co. Offers Relief Booklet Free
An alert ad claims Yesid fits Comvornas to relieve severe illness in 3 to 5 days with no work interference. It lists prices 2.60 and 3.00 and promotes a free booklet from C. C. at the Southington Remedy Co in Kansas City Missouri.
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Southington Remedy CO
Kansas City
Beauty Specialist Reveals Home Grey Hair Darkening Mix
Mrs. M. D. Gillespie of Kansas City, a well known beauty expert, says a simple home blend can darken gray hair and leave it soft and glossy. Mix half a pint of water with one ounce bay rum a box Barbo Compound and 1% ounces glycerine. Apply twice weekly until the shade is correct. The formula does not color the scalp or rub off.
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M. D. Gillespie
Wellkown Beauty Specialist
Kansas City
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