Local church Ladies Aid meets in parlor today
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church will meet in the church parlors this afternoon with an expected large attendance. Miss Mamie O’Connell plans a trip through Colorado visiting Denver and Colorado Springs. Also notes include Denver visitors in Cheyenne and arrivals from Chicago and overseas.
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Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Mamie O'Connell
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Public Health Ad Claims Women Benefit From Compound
An old print advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women’s health. The copy promotes ease of regaining strength and the ability to resume work, urging readers to publish their experiences if the product helps.
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New Haven
Conn
Local social circle notes and arrivals in Cheyenne
Miss Dora Page arrives in Cheyenne for Frontier Days visiting Miss Margaret Lacey and Miss Doris Page stay at 300 East Seventeenth. Governor and Mrs Carey return from Encampment fishing trip. Various guests and travelers from New York Brooklyn Chicago Boston and La Veta visit Cheyenne with plans for summer stays. The Altar and Rosary Society meets at K C Hall. Social circle reports include Western states departures and Yellowstone Park trip preparations.
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Margaret Lacey
Doris Page
Cheyenne
Casper
Miss Page
Springfield
Mass
Miss Lacey
East
Seventeenth
One Minute Girls Club founder visits city
Mrs. Wilmeth of San Francisco recruits and leads about 400 uniformed one minute girls in welcoming soldiers and aiding entertainments for enlisted men. The volunteers, aged over 18, work without pay and supply their own uniforms, while drilling twice weekly to support War Camp Community Service activities. Mrs. Wilmeth plans to make the program a permanent institution as the service transitions to community work after September. She departs tomorrow for Des Moines, Iowa.
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Cheyenne
Mra
C. Wilmeth
San Francisco
Wilmeth
United States
Wilmoth
Wil
Local Socials and Military Guests Highlight Cheyenne Notice
The Ladies of St Mary and the War Camp Community Service hosted a dancing party at post headquarters with about seventy guests. The Henderson orchestra played as soldiers and civilians enjoyed refreshments. Various guests and visitors were noted, including Ruth Chapman departing for Denver and Miss Chapman directing health bureaus in multiple states. St Marks Guild to meet Friday afternoon for important business. Conductor William Matheson returned from Laramie. Several locals and visitors from Detroit, Philadelphia, Kansas City, Salt Lake City and Colorado Springs were listed along with anticipated sailings from France.
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Ladies of
Ruth Chapman
Denver
Colo
Plaing Hotel
Funeral of Mrs Norah Van Dyke
Funeral services for Mrs Norah Van Dyke will be held at St Mary's Cathedral this morning at 9 o'clock. The remains will be moved from the Early mortuary to the cathedral at 8 30 o'clock. Interment will be in Olivet cemetery.
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Norah van Dyke
St. Mary's Cathedral
Olivet Cemetery
Big Tie Preserving Plant Closes for Season
Riverton Wyoming July 9 The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad companys preserving plant here has been closed for the season after treating 343000 drosaics. Ninety thousand of these were shipped in from Oregon and the mainier cut near Dupois Wyoming and fell down the Wind River to the plant.
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Riverton
Wyo
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
Oregon
Pomainier
Dupois
Wyp
Wind River
Poisoned grain kills county squirrels and rodents
County Agricultural Agent M Wilkins reports fifteen tons of poisoned oats distributed this season with more in preparation. Trials show plots with scattering eradicated squirrels and crops thriving, while unscattered plots suffer. Local rancher J A Albin and Glen Towns confirm crop protection benefits. no adverse reports. Poisoned oats use a government formula and act by poisoning through the jugular vein, killing quickly after ingestion.
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M. Wilkins
Nelson
State Experiment Station
Archer
J. A. Albin
Albin
Glen Towns
Durham
Democratic National Chairman Planned Cheyenne Visit
A notice says Democratic National Committee Chairman Cummings will visit Cheyenne on Monday July 21. It requests all state committee members to attend the meeting and invites many other Providence Democrats to join the gathering and reception.
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Homer
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Will
Cheyenne
Way BK
Lee
State Committee
Paperhanging Pros Near Strand on 390 West
Local classified item advertises paperhanging services at 390 West A. W. Strand. Includes brief contact note for scheduling and estimates.
More Cookies Need of Soldiers' Club
The War Camp Community Service Army and Navy club in Cheyenne reports soldiers crave cookies like mother used to bake. Executive secretary F. H. Forsell says the cookie jar often runs low and requests more frequent contributions from Cheyenne's good cooks, noting a few Mowers are already helping and asking for more.
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Army and Navy Club
War Camp Community Service
F. H. Forsell
Cheyenne
Two More Carloads of Racers Arrive in Cheyenne
Two more carloads of horses, thirteen animals in total, arrived in Cheyenne from Sidney to enter Frontier Park stables for August races. Owners include T. B. Waters and Harve Cooper, with Cooper planning to enter two horses. John C. Talbott oversees the Cheyenne Thoroughbred Breeders office at the Plains hotel as wire reports reach him from Frank Renehart in Clarksburg and word of a Phoenix, Arizona carload.
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Cheyenne
Sidney
Frontier Park
T. B. Waters
Tugele
BE. Buchanan
John Greenhow
Harve Cooper
John C. Talbott
Cheyenne Thoroughbred Breeders Association
the Plains Hotel
Frank Renehart
Clark
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Roumania
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Sidney, Nebr
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