Cheyenne Legion Elects Officers and Plans Club Room
The Cheyenne Post of the American Legion elected A. L. Becker as commander Frank Clark as vice commander Arthur Parker as adjutant and D R Griggs as finance officer for the year. City leaders and state officials spoke in support of securing a club room for the Legion and Madame Guerron urged Franco American unity as France expressed gratitude for America. The executive committee includes James B Garrett W B Fammon D B Miller G A Chapman and Sergeant Rath Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
American Legion
A. L. Becker
Frank Clark
Arthur Parker
D. R. Griggs
Mayor Taylor
M. A. Qline
Maurice Groshon
A. D. Kelley
France
America
James B. Garrett
W. B. Fammon
D. B. Miller
G. A. Chapman
Sergeant Rath Miller
Quartermaster Corps
Fort D. A. Russell
New Books at the Public Library Spotlight War Themed Titles
A list of new library arrivals includes biographies of generals from the Great War and several technical works. Notable titles feature Famous Generals of the Great War, Celebrated Spies and Famous Mysteries of the Great War, France Facing Germany, The Political Conditions of Allied Success, A Labrador Doctor, Theodore Roosevelt's Letters to His Children, Ireland's Fight for Freedom, The Spread of Christianity in the Modern World, American Women in Civic Work, and Business Law for Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. L. Johnston
George Barton
Edith Cavell
Joseph Bucklin Bishop
Ireland
George Creel
Edward G. Moore
Helen Christine Bennett
C. Frank Allen
American Society of Civil Engineers
Massachusetts Bar
Hi Y Club Talk Surfaces From Fort Collins Conference
Cheyenne high school may form a Hi Y club after an older boys conference in Fort Collins over the weekend. Seventeen local students attended with Superintendent A S Jessup, returning with reports of discussions on clean speech and athletics and a possible Cheyenne Hi Y club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Fort Collins
Colorado
Laramie High Schools
Cheyenne Students Visit Colorado Agricultural College
Cheyenne high school boys toured Colorado State Agricultural College visiting horses cattle and campus facilities guided by professors. They attended a supper lecture by A C Wolcott and watched a basketball game won by the University of Colorado at half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado States Aericultural College
A. C. Wolcott
Sioux City
Iowa
University of Colorado
Agricultural College
U. of C
Kenyon Americanization bill passes Senate vote
The Senate approved the Kenyon Americanization bill by 36 to 44. It requires residents aged 46 to 24 not mentally disqualified and aliens 16 to 45 unable to speak read or write English to attend at least 200 hours of schooling yearly. Administration rests with the interior secretary through the bureau of education with state funding via illiteracy ratio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Kenyon
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Bureau of Education
Secretary of Labor
Business Women Hold Presidential Debate
The Business Women's club met at the Y W C A Monday night and staged a simulated national convention for presidential candidates. Miss Margaret Weaver presided as several nominations were announced and a delegation urged the claims of each candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women’s Club
Margaret Weaver
Water failure in Red Desert forces sheep drives
In Rock Springs Wyoming January 27 a report describes the Red Desert range suffering from a water shortage after a dry summer and heavy November December cold and snow. Although forage became accessible, melting snow left little moisture for flocks, risking driveouts as desert water wanes. Thousands of sheep died during the harsh period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Wyo
Red Desert
Cereal Products Co Opens Office In Cheyenne
Midland Cereal Products announces a Cheyenne office in the Hynds Building to manage district investments as it promotes a new cereal. T. E. Deakin leads Cheyenne and Wyoming promotion, with a Brighton Colorado factory capable of 3,000,000 packages daily and a national ad campaign by J A Snyder Advertising of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Cereal Products Company
Hynds
T. EB. Deakin
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Brighton
Colo
J. A. Snyder Advertising Company
Chicago
Piles Cure Ad Promises Fast Relief and Refund
Druggists offer PAZO OINTMENT claiming cure in 6 to 14 days for itching bleeding and protruding piles with first night relief. If it fails refund money. Price 60 cents. List property with CG W. Rin er & Co. 1723 Carey. Phone QT. Jan 24 to Feb 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. W. Riner & Co
Carey
Princess Sat Hathor Sunut Jewelry Sets 400 Year Style
New York exhibits at the Metropolitan Museum of Art show crown jewels from Princess Sat Hathor Sunut of ancient Egypt found in Petrie’s tomb. Jewelry uses lapis lazuli, carnelian, amethyst with cartouches and cobra motifs, inspiring Fifth Avenue shop windows and modern platinum diamond designs. Experts praise 12th dynasty craftsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sat-Hathor-lunut
Senuseret
Egypt
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Fifth Avenue
W. M. Flinders Petrie
Sat-Harthor-Sunut
Sat- Hathor-Sunut
City Notes Bring Visitors from Casper and Cheyenne
W E Bennett J Wallas H V Scott Colin Campbell and others arrive in Casper area. Miss Stella Knott C W Axtell L J Duhig and Sol Charr from Hermopolis visit Cheyenne. G J Saxton of Glenrock stays at Albany hotel. Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbiner showcase a large line of baby carriages and sulkies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Bennett
J. Wallas
H. V. Scott
Colin Campbell
Jane Reinmiller
B. B. Brooks
Letta Houron
Stella Knott
C. W. Axtell
L. J. Duhig
Sol Charr of
Hermopolis
Cheyenne
G. J. Saxton
Glenrock
Albany Hotel
Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
Cheyenne Visitors Listed In City This Week
A flurry of visitors and locals staying at area hotels includes Mr and Mrs J H Brown from Hyanston, L R Davies of Laramie at the Plaing, Jacob Wagner from Meadow at the Normandie, and Mr and Mrs C H Whitake from Meriden. Also registered are J A Kirkpatrick real estate and insurance, Pat Hall at the Normandie, and James eines from Phine Bluffs. Cheyenne overnight guests include J B Jacobson and H W Megile from Wheatland, T Barnhoff from Cheyenne, and Ford Roadster Bodies advertised. Others: Fred Hank of 2044 Dillon Street, Mr and Mrs Thees from Iron Mountain, B H Raney from Stewart at the Moffatt, B B Baughen of Manville, H A Andrews of Horse Creek at the Moffatt, Claude F Palmer from Torrington, D E Hollister and son from Cody, Le Cr Bishop from Douglas, Charles T Lee from Gillette, and Dr W W Crook back in the Bresnahen building. Jan 28 to Feb 4. TRY STATE LEADER WARIT AD3 THEY BRING RESULTS.
Light Fantastic Special A New Year Train Ball for CP Rail Employees
The Canadian Pacific Railway hosted 6 500 employees at a New Year banquet and reception in Montreal. Officers financed the affair with big crowds, vaudeville, moving pictures, and a time-table themed program called Dance-Canada Limited. Messages from top officials screened, with large dining, decoration, and a record-breaking turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dance-Canada Limited
Pangribade
E. , Eatty
Canadian Pacific RailWay
Montreal
Soridady
Windsor Street
Beatty
Lord Shaughnessy
Ogden
Canada
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Soldiers’ Organization
Soldiers' Club
HGH School
Sweetwater
Carbon Counties
Cereal Products Co
Princess Deal
Sat-Hathor-Iunut
Mrs.j.h.brown
L. R. Davies of
Laramie
The
Plaing
Jacob. Wagner of
Meadow
Normandie
Mrs. C. H. Whitake
Meriden
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Carey Ave
Pat Hall
Normandi
James “Eines
Phine Bluffs
J. EB. Jacobson and
H. W. Megile
Wheatland
Plains Hotel
T.barnhoft
Evert
FORD
Fred Hank
Dilion Street
Peabody's Grocery
Mrs. J. Thees
Iron Mountain
B. H. Raney
Stewart
the Moffatt
B. B. Baughen
Manville
H. A. Andrews
Horse Creek
Moffatt
Claude _F. Palmer
Torrington
D. E. Hollister
Son of
Cody
le Cr
Douglas
Charles T. Lee
Gillette
Fee Lat Tabes
W. W. Crook
Bresnahen
Warit Ad3
Spaulding
Knight’s
Capitol
Ray E. Lee
Bureau of Census
Place of
Per Thea
E.W. Beatt
Windsor Station
Western National Life
J.T. Kendall
I. C. Brandenburg
WM. E. Mullen
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