Worthy Cause Appeals for Jewish Relief in Europe
A Sunday evening appeal at the Parieh house extolled aiding Jews in Europe facing starvation and death. Rabbi Friedman of Denver led the effort joined by Der Lenard Levy of Mtteburgh, whose death sacrifices spurred donations to relief. The address urged ongoing support to rehabilitate Jewish refugees in free lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Rabbit Friedman
Denver
Parieh House
Rabbi Friedman
Wee der Lenard Levy
Mtteburgh
Dr. Lewy
Bread for starving masses cries from devastated lands
A plea urges 10 million dollars to supply bare necessities for the starving as war’s toll grows. The message calls on readers to show mercy and share 25 cents weekly to save a life, arguing the soul’s heaven or hell hinges on giving.
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Lfe
Israel
Thelrory
Heaven
Hell
New Federal Law Blocks Liquor Advertising in Newspapers
A sweeping federal measure bans any advertisement of spirits and intoxicating beverages in newspapers and magazines nationwide. Violations carry a 1000 dollar fine or up to six months in jail. Publishers face costly compliance as even wet states may be covered.
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Snes
United States
At Homes Reflect Gentle Social Season By Governor's Wife
The article notes ongoing At Home events hosted by Mrs. Moon wife of the governor. These Tuesday afternoon gatherings have continued as pleasant social occasions, with residents and guests attending to mingle and share refreshments.
Assistants Named for Junior Chautauqua Program
The article notes the appointment of Mise Whipple Brewchy Van Winkle and Margaret Koane as assistants to Miss Dunn, superintendent of the junior chautangus. Additional sides will be chosen today. Yesterday several teams attended and 31 children were cared for at the tent before a city park outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Whipple Brewchy van Winkle
Margaret Koane
Miss Dunn
Miss Kunn
Lown
Notable guests join San Francisco trio for Peretort outing
Camplimetturs hosted a Sunday gathering when Mrs Mary Hattiigton of San Francisco along with Mr and Mrs O Connell traveled with friends to Peretort. The party enjoyed perfect weather and a cheerful day. attendees included Miss Harrieterson, Mr and Mrs Franklin Talimite, Miss Kathrys Walker, and Mr Laurence Swainson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camplimetturs
Mise Mary Hattiigton
San Francisco
Yeerd O'Connell
Mies Hlarrineten
Mr. and
Mes Frenk Talimite
Stim Kathrys Waleh
Irlarence Swainson
Vmaster Jusepyermian
Mrs Wilkes Recovering After Hospital Move
Mrs Wilkes was discharged from the private hospital to her sister’s home where friends visit in Cheyenne to celebrate her recovery from an appendectomy and related surgery. George, a child, and others are noted among visitors. The reports mention improved condition and upcoming recovery at home.
Visiting List Miss Margaret Doane Specializes at Oberlin
Miss Margaret Doane daughter of Mr and Mrs A H Doane has returned from Oberlin College where she studies ducalico. She will appear in Cheyenne with the visiting list and a note of her specializing in calico work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Doane
Daugher
A. H. Doane
Oberiin College
Ducalico
Cheyenne
Maurine
Meda Corley
Casper
Mrs
Verne Mokler
Alice Hebard
Laramie
Br. Grace Raymond Hebard
Mee
Guy
Wheatland
Goldsmith
Mes Buckingham
Chicago
N. Ll. Gott
Goff
Port Russell
Social notes from Cheyenne and surrounding areas
Mrs. Joseph M Carey and others visit the Carey ranch on Horse Creek for the Fourth of July. Numerous residents and visitors travel between Casper Laramie Wheatland Chicago Seattle and Cheyenne to visit relatives attend work or summer stays with families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Carey
John PF. Carey
Matrice Creshon
Carey Ranch
Horse Creek
Mra. Carey
Agnea Wright
Charles Careyvs
Summer visitors and local society noted in Cheyenne
The article lists many Cheyenne residents and visitors: Mrs. Snyder and Alfred Balsam at Fort Russell, Mrs. Mary J. Lafontaine, Mrs. Fr. Mevans returning from Laramie, Miss Emma Keithley visiting her brother Sergeant Keithley at Fort Russell, Mrs. Gibson Clark hosting Miss Keithley, Miss Martha Post, Miss Marie Laughlin visiting, Mrs. Jy E. Mitchell in Cheyenne with Dr. Mitchell’s sister Mrs. Cole, and mentions the Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs association meeting with Mrs. Peter Jessen on Kaos Tenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Alfred Balsam
Fort Russell
Frank
Emma Keithley
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Sergeant Keithley
Machine Gun Corps
First Cavalry
Fort Russel
Gibson Clark
Keithley
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
J. Dp. Clark
Martha Post
Jy E. Mitchell
Dr. Mitchell
Kaycee
Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters
Peter Jessen
Kaos Tenth Street
Special meeting of the I A to the B of L FE
A special forenoon meeting at Capitol hall will start after train No. arrives to initiate Mrs. Rhoades of Burns. All order members are invited and a banquet will follow.
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I A
B. of L FE
Capitol Hall
Rhoades of Burns
Order
Red Cross Auxiliary Seeks Cheyenne Women for Patriotic Sewing
In Cheyenne an auxiliary Red Cross group directs activity in the senate chamber at the capitol Wednesday afternoon. All women are invited to attend to assist in the patriotic sewing effort led by loyal helpers.
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Red Cross
Senate
Capitol
Cheyenne
Mrs Treat Hosts F W A Bridge Club Tea
Mrs. Be B. Treat entertained the ladies of the F. W. A. Bridge club yesterday afternoon at her home. A summer tea was served at 5 o'clock.
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BE. B. Treat
F. W. A. Bridge Club
City Federation Meeting Reports Progress in Civic Betterment
The City Federation of Women's Clubs met at the library with President Mrs. A. A. Baerresen chairing. Nearly the entire executive board attended as committees reported satisfactory progress on civic improvement projects from the prior special meeting.
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City Federation
City Federation of Women's Clubs
A. A. Baerresen
Epire
Special committees formed for urgent investigations
After a presentation the president appointed working committees to report at the next meeting. The delegates include the city federation on women’s registration Mrs D M Carley public comfort station Mrs R Hy Dutcher Mrs Barresen magazines for soldiers Mrs Carley Mrs Baerresen incinerator and sewage plant Mrs Hert Johnston Mrs F L Robinson legal information on tubercular cattle and dogs Mrs A Morton data on numbers of poor paupers homeless and transient beneficiaries mothers pension Mesdames Robinson and Peter Jeson.
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City Federation
M. Carley
R. Hy
Barresen
Mra
Carley
Baerresen
Hert Johnston
F. L. Robinson
A. Morton
Mesdames Robinson
Peter Jesa
St Mark's Sunday School Picnic At Lake Minnehaha
St Mark's Sunday school holds its annual picnic this afternoon at Lake Minnehaha. Members are invited to bring lunch and a present. Tiny tots will be taken by car from the Parish house at 3:30 PM. Ice cream will be served by the committee.
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St. Mark's
Lake Minnehaha
Baptist Brotherhood Meets to Discuss Church Problems
The Baptist Brotherhood will hold a meeting in the church par lors Friday evening and the officers of the women's organizations in the church are invited to be present to assist in the discussions of church problema.
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Baptist Brotherhood
Frontier meals committee meeting at Industrial club
Officers of the Willing Workers and the ladies committee met with Mrs. H. W. Bullock to arrange Frontier meals at the Industrial club. They formed special work groups and called another meeting for next Monday afternoon at the same location.
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The
First Baptist Church
Industrial Club
H. W. Bullock
Padlock Ranch Changes Hands in Reality Deal
In Thermopolis area, R. M. Marquis and T. A. Snidow sold their Padlock ranch interests to Lee Simson of Billings for an agreed value of 100000 dollars. The sale includes 12000 sheep, 2000 cattle, horses, 5000 deeded acres with 1000 in grain and alfalfa, and 40000 leased acres. Management begins November 1 with Simson taking charge, Marquis remaining until then.
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Thermopolis
R. M. Marquis
T. A. Snidow
Padlock Ranch
Lee Simson
Billings
Stinson
Marquis
Hot Springs
Will Tour Colorado Members Visit Cheyenne on Way to Denver
Mr and Mrs Ben Bellamy and Mrs Charles Bellamy spent Monday in Cheyenne en route to Denver and other Colorado points where they will motor during the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Ben Bellamy
Charles Bellamy
Cheyenne
Denver
Knight Rancher and Family Escape Drowning at Bear River
Evanston Wyoming July 9 Will Hutchinson his wife and 14 month old babe barely escaped drowning when crossing Bear river to continue work on a telephone line. The wagon overturned in the swift current sending occupants into the stream while horses and a saddle horse were swept away and drowned. Deputy Sheriff Twombly went to Rawlins with John Martin to serve an eighteen month term for calf theft. Price Dunbar joins E company. Oscar Anderson and Will Blyth fail physical at Presidio and plan alternative service. Applications for second officers training camp include Hobart Chapman A S Mackham John Higgenbotham and Anton Peterson of Evanston.
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Evanston, Wyo
Will Hutchinson
Babe
Bear River
Mr. Hutchinson
Knight
Wyo
Twombly
Rawlins
John Martin
Lonetree
State
Martin
Oscar Anderson
Will Blyth
Evanston
Presidio
Uncle Sam
G. Hobart Chapman
A. S. Mackham
John Higgenbotham
U. P
Anton Peterson
I. Easter & Son
Work Upon Worland Factory Progresses
Worland Wyoming Sugar company receives a Case tractor to aid road work toward Worland and the factory site. Mill work advances rapidly with the stack reaching about two hundred feet and slated for completion early next week. Cottages near completion and main building progress, with beets promising a bumper crop and profits for growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worland
Wyoming Sugar Company
Lost red poplin belt reported. finder urged to return
A lost item notice states a red poplin belt vanished on Tuesday. The finder should leave the belt at the Leader office for return.
Notice of application for tax deed in Wyoming
Notice to all persons of a tax deed application in Laramie County Wyoming. The description covers the south half of the southeast quarter of section 27 and the south half of the southwest quarter of section 26 township 24 north range 62 west. The property was sold for 1917 taxes by Ray K. Olds on June 7 1913 for 17.16 dollars. Certificate issued to C M Christie later assigned to Guy W Hever. Owner since then is Guy. Redemption expires June 27 1916. Applicant seeks deed per law. Dated Cheyenne Wyoming August 2 1917. Guy Owner of anideartitiente.
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Towit
Laramie County
Wyo
Ray K. Olds
C. M. Christie
Guy W. Hever
William A H. Ramsey
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Anideartitiente
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Leader Publishing
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Burke H. Sinclair, BE. A. Swezer
Pelephone
Carey Ava
Colorado Newspaper League
Pris
Motoy Prom Te Meneferd
Wilkes Batty Slaughter
Sond Pital
Will Te
George
Burrage of
Laraseta
Uhbevennme
Veofessor
Mra. Lee
Greeniver
Mee. CC. Carlisle
Laura Lew
Hazel Crooks
Seattle
Wash
Augusta Tas
Mre
Roy
Warren
Alice Downey
Misa Dorothy Downey
Miss Downey
the Underwood
T W. Keenan
Nive. Moore
Ashland
Ore
O'Connell
Mr. Keenan
Mere. O'Connell
Hon
William CC Irvine
the Plains
Douglas
Malaey Marchant
Virginia
Bobby
Kent Snyder
Mevans
Ten Daya
Mabel McFarland
North Platte
Marie Laughlin
Vast Chief's Association
I. of L. BR
Ry W. A. Club
Committes Meeting
W W. Quinn Chiropractor
Carey Ave
J. M
Cassidy
Qian Iee
Get Chong & Co
Gale
Eddy
Chevenne
Knight Rancher
Price Dunbar
E Company
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
18Th St
City
St. John's Hospital
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Fred St. Baker
Tilder
Neb
Pag
F. Bush
Minneapolis
Minn
Nettford
Capitol Building
W. 25Th St
Pdio
Ford
Colorado Auto Top Co
Broadway
Colele
Enos Laughlin
Sec. D
Ft. Russell
Windsor Apts
State of
County of
Lara
Wyoming Brokerage Co
Green River Petroleum Co
Johnson
Dildine
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