Picnic plans and summer social notes at Cheyenne churches
Local notes describe Presbyterians planning a Friday City Park picnic with cake and tea in the club dining room, and Baptist and Sunday School members arranging July Fourth festivities at Stanfield Grove with games and a lunch. Several families prepare trips to California, Denver, and Yellowstone, and Episcopal ladies host a tea at the parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Pelety
Hel Club
Baptist
Stanfield Grove
Torner
Pioneer Avenue
Mirrel
F. A. M. Stuart
Dan Park
A. W. Jorden
David Nimmo
Europe
Commission Named to Settle Anthracite Wage Dispute
President Wilson named William L. Connell of Scranton Pennsylvania representing coal operators Neal J. Ferry of Hazelton Pennsylvania executive committee member of United Mine Workers representing miners and William C. Thompson president of Ohio State University representing the public to settle the wage controversy in the anthracite coal district. The board held its first meeting in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Connell
Scranton
Neal J. Ferry
Hazelton
United Mine Workers
Willam C. Thompson
Ohio State University
Wilson
Washington
Tiny Cheyenne items mix local notices and ads
A string of brief Cheyenne snippets covers local events and services. Plans for a July Hell City celebration and a miniature Frontier event in Gem City appear alongside ordinary ads for painting, auto service, insurance, and legal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loramle
Hell City
Gem City
Convention Sketches at Palace Hotel Parade Attendee
A garbled note describes a boiled delegate from Missouri and a romance amid a large gathering at the Palace Hotel. The piece hints at barroom culture and social ambitions during the convention scene with playful asides about broader hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iife
Palace Hotel
Bar-Orench
Kidney Pills Claim Help For Kidney Weakness
James Carmen of Mayfield Kentucky writes that Foley Kidney Pills helped him regain health after kidney problems. The ad promotes the pills as a remedy for backache joints and other symptoms linked to diseased or overworked kidneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carmen
Mayfield
Cam
Foley
Hereford Inn Destination Promoted in Local Guide
A brief ad promotes a Sunday trip to Campstool via the C and G Tracks ending at the Hereford inn in Hereford Goto. It notes Saturday evening opening with a bar or dancing option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campstool
Hereford Inn
Hereford
Goto
Barcing
City News in Brief Highlights from Cheyenne
City park lights are being installed and hedges clipped while lawn irrigation continues despite an ordinance. Firecrackers face restrictions but some Chinese products are sold locally, and residents prepare for Fourth of July celebrations. Attendee travels include a Denver attorney, and Cheyenne hosts Independence Day events with a flight exhibition in Newcastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Uume
Alsas
CG. A. Mixckenale
Edwanl Maties
Extle
Wya
Newcastle
Reopening Opal Mine Found by Idaho Chicken
A 30 year old opal lode near Mic cow Ida was discovered when a donkey foraged for grass. A chicken is credited with the find, but mining was once unprofitable and abandoned. A Moscow woman reportedly found a fine opal in the crop. Plans are underway to reopen the mine near Wardeller in Shoshone County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miccow
Ida
Great Bunker Hill
Sullivan
Wardeller
Shoshone
Moscow
Opal Mining Plans Return Near Town Site
The article notes a historic opal mine four miles from town once worked by locals. Now owned by W. A Meeker, the property is set to resume mining after years of dormancy due to rising demand and high prices, with assessments of previous mine depth and workings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A Meeker
Highways Report Notes Varying Conditions Across Routes
Fort Gollins frond reports fair conditions from State Line to Grouse and near Denver with good travel elsewhere. Greeley road conditions are fair except ten miles of construction near Cheyenne. Other routes are mostly good with some rough spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Gollins
Fair State Line
Grouse
Denver
Greeley Row
Cheyenne
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Satur
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Mrs. Whitaker
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Tulsa
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P. Glasgow
St. Latkes’ Hospital
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Paul Milazzo
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Hubby
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