Recitals At Carnegie Honor Jun ior Class And Local Wedding
J Lovett Rockwell announces a Carnegie recital program for tonight and tomorrow afternoon featuring students and a second list of performances. A pretty Monday wedding unites Roderick McCafferty and Mayme Green at St Marys cathedral followed by a breakfast at the bride’s home with about twenty five guests.
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Irs
J. Lovett Rockwell
Carnegie 1
Frank Burgess
Fligabeth Whitaker
Rockwell
Dolly
Spaulding Jy
Smith Elizabeth Whitaker
Oe Es Yhdchner
Lichner
Donna Duty
Gladys Gereke
Florence Sperry
P. O. Brewstey
Streabbog Ley
Duverney
Frances Brownlee
Ah Gurlit
Elmer Seaton
Lia
Lichner Mildred Bon
Roderick McCafferty
Mayme Green
St. Mary's Cathedral
Father Duffey
Ada Bradley
Jennie McCafferty
McCafferty
Pebricain Street
Margaret Pininer
Weat Twenty-third Street
Miss Platner
Fern Ballenger
Sadie Briges
Irene Kingham
Anna Bell
Hazel Bell
Annette Welsch
Wyoming National Guard Company Excels in Target Practice
Members of Company A of the Wyoming National Guard have trained days at the range inside the military reservation on West Nineteenth Street. The unit, though not yet full, shows high efficiency in tile shooting, claiming strong prospects to retain the Governor's silver cap trophy. Captain A. J. Mathews hopes to boost membership and have the entire company attend the Camp Perry meeting in Ohio in August, with full per diem and travel expenses provided.
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Wyoming National Guard
West Nineteenth Street
A. J. Mathews
Camp Perry
Ohio
Notice on Eagle bond interest collection and court trial update
Notice informs Eagle bond holders to collect interest by presenting coupons at Stock Growers' Bank. In district court today Judge Carpenter presides over the trial of George Lowery of Harville charged with perjury linked to Mayor Anthony Mie of Harvie, convicted last term for attempting to consult rape.
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Stock Growers' Bank
J. J. Castle W. Pres
Iprawary
Prreal
Hagens
C. Wf. Carpenter
Cheyenny
Wil
Obie City
George Lowey
Hariville
Anthony Mie
Harvie
Japanese expedition to South Pole voiced by Shirase
Tokio July 7 Lieutenant N Shirase of the Japanese Army Commissariat Corps on reserve lists plans a South Pole reach. A 750 ton schooner is said to be acquired at Hakodate and a Yokohama departure for Australia is hoped for July or August. Shirase cites Japanese advantages in distance cost and endurance.
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Tokio
N. Shirase
Japanese Army Commissariat Corps
South Pole
Shirase
Hakodate
Yokohama
Australia
Japan
Pole
Northern Laramie County figure exonerated amid court upheaval
Citizens from the northern part of Laramie County gathered in the city last night for a trial rally. Judge Matson of the district court has been removed from the bench in this case. An advertisement notes a local tailor offering clothes making and cleaning services at 1821 Carey Ave by MO B Nimhtz.
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Girk
Laramie County
Matson
City Briefs and Local Events In Town
Mrs Glafcke the florist offers quotes on cut flowers and Howers naval work is noted. J L Stockwell named agent for the children's Chautauqua. Colonel Allensworth to lecture at AM B church on Makining Sentiment at 8 pm. John McCabe, actor, visiting with his father at local tin shops. McCabe has theater offers and may join a stable company for the coming years.
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L. G. Davis
Davis
Oelock
Edgar Meyer
Ira
BunkoMm
Sydney
Jordan
Glovell
William McCleave
William Shute
Wipg
Mast
Cuest Ls
Allensworth
United States Army
Will Ieeture
John &. McCabe
John McCabe
Union Pacific
McCabe
Combinuet
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Health
Milwaukee reader shares how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her after a long female health struggle. The letter notes doctors suspected a tumor and describes renewed well being, reflecting a common pattern of grateful testimonials to the remedy.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia
Lydia JS
Moore
Inkhaw
Linv Ali
Beaton Ladies Tailoring Firm Changes Hands Amid Moves
BW Harris buys partner Miller’s share in Beaton Ladies Tailoring on Corey Avenue and leaves for Chicago to shop for fall stock. Charles F. Maltin becomes Carnegie Library trustee, succeeding George Rafter. Tidustelal club hosts smoker for visiting delegates and conference miners. Work on second story continues as workmen place pillars for a new hotel at Central Avenue and Sixteenth Street.
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BW. Harris
Miller
Beaton Ladies’ Tailoring
Corey Avenue
Chicago
Snoker
Tidustelal Club
Peorkmen
Central Avenue
Suspects Released In Local Street Railway Theft Case
Lampson and Joe Clark, arrest is made weeks ago on suspicion of stealing from the trolley care of the local street railway company, were released. The incident involved a theft from local transit property and a police inquiry followed by release of two men.
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Buspecta
Lampson
Joe Clark
Ako
Prisoners Returned to City and Nearby News
Yesterday the county jail released inmates and sheriff Hughes along with Joe Wilde brought four prisoners to Rawlins penitentiary. James Henry and his wife accompanied him to Rawlins where she will stay to be near him after his 26 to 99 year sentence. Cecil Hon, son of Stephen Bon, returned to Cheyenne from a long tour of Switzerland.
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Rawlins
Hughes
Joe Wilde
James Henry
Rawlings
Henry
Cecil Hon
Stephen Bon
Carey Avenue
Atlas New Bill Outshines Opener at Atlas
The Atlas weekly end bill surpassed the opener with a strong program led by Allman and Nevins. It features The Arkansas Traveler with top ten songs sung by Ed Winchester and a fine mix of instrumental airs. Allen Doone presents Theen of Ma yo in a 19th century costume wonder. The cast delivers welcome performances with endearing melodies and classic tunes including Be lieve Me and The Lass of Maya.
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Atlas
Allman
Nevins
The
Arkansas Traveler
Ed Winchester
Allen Doone and Company
Theen of
Mayo
Mr. Doone
Young Boys Travel with Girobke Guests
Mx and Mrs A J Gereke host Herschels Giroke and another guest as they travel by bicycle. The fragment notes visiting companions and family connections during their outing in a local posting.
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Mrs. A. J. Gereke
Herschels Giereke and
Young Rams to Lecture at Chautauqua Convention
Two Ram boys, 16 and 17, from Seward Nebraska, were chosen as delegates to the M. CAL convention in Denver. They traveled through Lincoln and Couvery, visiting their uncle Mr. Gereke, selling household items to fund the trip, and planned to see more country before returning home.
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Johannes Wolf
Seward
Neb
Lincoln
Couvery
Alcydos
M. Cal
Denver
Gereke
It Is Sun Burn Tey Witch Mazel Cold Cream Sale
It appears to be a damaged OCR fragment noting a facial cream product, listing a seller Valace Mhcar Macy. The text is unclear and presents no verifiable event or dates.
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Valace Mhcarmacy
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