Congregational Ladies Aid Society Picnic at Pioneer Park
Members and children of the Congregational Ladies Aid Society are invited to a picnic at Pioneer Park this afternoon. Mrs Stapleton, assisted by Mrs Lynch and Mrs Finch, will host at 1818 Thames Street. Men will join for supper. coffee and lemonade served. park admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Stapleton
Thames Street
Mra. Lynch
Finch
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
Pioneer Park
Help One Another Club Hosts Birthday Party
The Women’s Clues and the Help One Another Club hold their annual birthday party this afternoon at the home of Mr. Charles S. Thomas. Assistant hostesses are Mrs. John L. Thomas and Ars. Hiram Sap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Thomas
John L. Thomas
Ars. Hiram Sap
Mystic Maze and Bridge Club Attendances Noted
Mystic Maze, Mrs Tony Christensen hosts a club meeting this afternoon. Wednesday Bridge Club meets with two tables, Mrs Covert acts as substitute, lunch follows. Mount Mellick Club gathers yesterday with Mrs Ray Olds, sharing informal tea and malting. Seated guests include Mrs J L Rockwell and others. attendance is light due to travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Maze
Tony Christensen
Mystic Maze Club
Hilly Walker
Covert
Wallace Bond
Mount Mellick Club
Mount Melek Club
Ray Olds
J. L. Rockwell
P. Emerson Glafeke
Myer Frank
Mies Miizareth Gill
Baward Dorian
Thursday Bridge Tea Highlights Domestic Affection
The Thursday Bridge elut met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Beard and played their usual number of games. Mrs Crabb and Mrs Harris won the pretty prizes. Several members were away. A course tea concluded the pleasant afternoon. Present were Mrs Crabb Mrs Harris Mrs Atherly Mrs Bump Mrs Gylling Mrs Fred Miller Mrs A J Miller Mrs Peabody and the hostess. Women of Woodcraft plan their regular meeting tonight at Fraternal Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crab
Harris
Thore
Mra. Crabb
Mra Tlurris
Atherly
Bump
Gylling
Fred Miller
A. J. Miller
Peabody
Women of Woodcraft
Alma and Rosary Society Meeting Planned
Alma and Rosary Society announces an upcoming gathering to discuss parish activities and community service. Members are invited to participate and share ideas for yearlong programs and charitable events at the church hall.
Easy Aids to Good Looks from the Arch
Household beauty tips advise dry shampoo by mixing powder with oil to refresh hair and face. Steps include applying a chalky paste to hairs for removal, using pyroxin for lashes and brows, and a complexion beautifier to combat shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vla Ellie
Methodist Aid Society Picnic Meeting at City Park
The Methodist Aid society will hold a business meeting this afternoon in City Park and plan a picnic to follow. Mrs J W Piper of Fifth Street will host the South Side Aid society gathering this afternoon with supper to be served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
South Side Aid
J. W. Piper
FB. Fith
South Side Aid Society
Household Tips From A Bygone Era
If mosquitoes invade your home soak camphor gin to repel them. Soak a new broom in hot salt water to harden bristles. Refresh a Lee box with soda water and charcoal to remove odors. Clean mats with a damp cotton cloth to avoid splinters. Cream that has turned can still be used in coffee with a pinch of baking soda and hot coffee on hand.
Practical Household Hints From A Pantry of Tips
A collection of simple domestic tips covering custard stirring help from cloth marbles, lavender drops to deter flies, cautions about black lead on stoves, and travel notes on packing paper bags for use in hotel rooms. Also a note on damp salt cellars and keeping things neat for the next guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dia
Starch Trick Keeps Salt Flowing Year Round
A practical tip explains placing large lumps of starch in a salt cellar to absorb moisture. The starch gathers the moist ure, allowing salt to flow freely at all times if a sufficient quantity remains in the cellar.
Spreading Manure via Irrigation Ditch Questioned
A Wyoming Farm Bulletin query from G J of Afton asks about using an irrigation ditch to spread old manure on cultivated ground. The adviser notes uneven distribution and risk of clogging gates, plus extra labor, and deems it potentially unprofitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton
Wye
Stay In the Game TIZ Foot Remedy Promoted
A vintage ad touts Stay In the Game TIZ as a remedy for fatigue pains and excess perspiration in feet. It claims to boost performance and endurance for athletes and offers a free trial package from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. in Chicago with a 26 cent box available at stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Wyoming Farm Advisor Notes On Alfalfa Seed Beds And Cropping
A Wyoming station report advises using peas as a nitrogen fixing preceding alfalfa, with alfalfa stands established after frost. It highlights Newmarket and Swedish Select oats, Han na and California Feed barleys for feed value, and suggests heavy disk harrow prep, spring tooth harrow for hard soils, and spike tooth for soft soil behind plow. Small potatoes from last year can be seed with formaldehyde treatment amid disease concerns, and new alfalfa varieties will be tested for high altitude adaptability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Wyo
Kherson
Wyoming
Hanna
California
Department of Agriculture
Plan to Convert Acreage to Alfalfa and Crops
The speaker outlines plans to convert about 200 acres of beach land to alfalfa and 15 acres of bottom land to crops including grain peas fruit trees and pasture. They expect returns from feeding fall lambs or hogs and note trials with field peas were successful while three varieties of stock beans were affected by beetles in July.
Farmer seeks seed variety advice for mixed forage plan
E B S of Fort Washakie Wyoming asks station for seed recommendations for barley emmer field peas beets and alfalfa at 6000 feet with lime soils and snowmelt irrigation. he plans hay first then grain for hogs cattle horses and sheep and requests beardless or low beard options and sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmer
Canada
Fort Washakie
Our Prosperous Country and the Farm Boom
The speaker lauds the United States as the world’s greatest agricultural nation noting farm crops valued at eight billion dollars last year. He argues crops are large and prices rising, feeding the population and reducing hunger in Europe, calling U S agriculture limitless and prosperous.
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Egypt
Rome
United States
Europe
Mexico
Peru
Parcel Post Question Urges Lawmakers Stance
Readers urged to ask Congressmen and Senators their position on parcel post law. The call emphasizes sending clear opinions to lawmakers and noting party stances to gauge support or opposition.
Crop rotation seen as best labor solution for farms
The best solution of the labor problem on the farm is crop rotation because labor can then be used to best advantage by giving it employment all the year round.
Big road work day planned between Medicine Bow and Laramie
Medicine Bow and Laramie will join a major road building event next Sunday. Secretary Ballinger of the Good Roads club reports cooperation from August Grimm who pledges a paddle and dinner, with plans to fix the road between the two towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
Medicine Bow
Ballinger
Good Roads Club
August Grimm
Grimm
Boswell Springs
Six Inches of Hail Destroys Greybull Crops
A severe hailstorm hit the Greybull river valley on Wednesday, burying ground from six inches to two feet. It devastated fields on the lower Charles Webster ranch then across to William Sleeper and Thos Osborne ranches washing out bridges and blocking roads. Thousands of dollars in damage reported as the storm crossed the river rather than traveling along it.
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Cody
Wyo
Greybull River
Charles Webster
Wiliam Sleeper
Thos, Osborne
Powell boy Louis Sands dies in lake drowning
Powell Wyoming reports the death of six year old Louis Sands son of Mr and Mrs BE Sands formerly of Powell now residents of Calgary Canada. The child drowned a few days earlier while attempting to swim in a lake near his home.
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Powell
Wyo
Little Louis Sands
Mra
Be, B. Sands
Calgary
Canada
New U W Chief Arrives Aug First at Wyoming
Laramp Wyoming July 10 Dr Dun iway named new president of the University of Wyoming is expected to arrive August 1 and assume duties. Dr Charles Oliver Merion resigns as president and leaves July 27 for Red Wing Minnesota to supervise a training school for boys with his family.
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Laramp
Wyo
Duniway
University of Wyoming
Charles Oliver Merion
Red Wing
Mino
Minnesota
Lone Prisoner Quits the County Jail in Wyoming
Hulett Wyoming July 10 Ben Bunch of Hulett jailed for desertion of wife and family is no longer in the county jail. Sheriff Farrell allowed day corridor access while locking him in at night. Bunch escaped by rearranging his bed and removing bricks from a corridor window. If recaptured he may face jail breaking charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Wyo
Ben Bunch
Jall
Farrell
Buneh
Bunch
First Park County Jury Opens Court July 18
Park County Cody Wyo July 10 Judge D H Craig Hawl ins Wyoming district three will arrive to open court in Cody July 18 Thursday Court likely in session two weeks The first jury since Park county formation will hear cases including murder trial of John Cunningham for the July 7 1911 killing of John Sanchez set for August 7 1911 Naturalization day July 81 hearings for U S citizenship to be held Judge Craig arrives at special request of Judge HH malee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Wyo
Barnett
D. H. Craig
Hawlins
Wyoming
Park County
John Cunningham
John Sanchez
U. 8
Craig
HH. Malee
Drowned Ranch Worker Found in Reservoir
Robert Johnson a ranch employee drowned in a reservoir on Long Bros. ranch in Johnson City last week. Helen Elizabeth Shipp daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Shipp of Siding died in Laramie Sunday evening from organic heart trouble. Marabal was caught in a sawmill machinery at Latter Mountain Saturday, badly mangled. Two eyeloads of commissary supplies were unloaded at Pole Creek for army sustenance.
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Robert Johnson
Long Bros
Jonson
Aven Nelson
Univerel
Wyoming
Nevada
Rocky Mountain
Helen Elizabeth Shipp
Samuel Shipp
Siding
Laramie
Fremont
Marabal
Maree
Pole
Reek
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Dorothy Dodd
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Mis. L. Eh, Tyson
Bridgelab
Alma and Rosary
Altar and Rosary Society
Presbyterian Alf
GC. L. Nagel
18Th Street
The
Presbyterian Ard Society
Housewifigs Exchange
Wyoming Farm Bulletin
Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Tiz
William P. Thirkield
Wilbur P. Thirkield
Methodist Episcopal Church
Howard University
Outil Fruit Counter
Kelley's
Kelley Mercantile CO
16Th and
Capitol Ave
State of
Medicine Bow and
Lararieta
Greybull
U. of W
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