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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
11
A fragmented adish item notes free mail offer and requests for a product or remedy. It cites a disfiguring skin condition and mentions a department and postal service as part of the promotion. The legibility is limited and no clear names or dates are preserved.
Mrs William MM Jeffers wife of Union Pacifics general manager visits in Cheyenne as house guest of Mrs A Hoj Ths. Omaha couple Mr and Mrs Frank Ottman plan next week for Cheyenne to visit Ottmans parents. Miss Jeanette Mullen and Miss Margaret Grier accompany to Newcastle and Sheridan for a brief extended visit. Kathryn Boyd and Miss Kathryn Walsh return from Minneapolis and Wood River trip.
Newark residents recount a marriage plan by mail as Private Louis Bausemer of Company H, First New Jersey Infantry, is sent to Douglas Anna. Miss Sergent arranges a legal wedding certificate via mail and plans to wed again in person when the unit returns. Also notes visitors and travels of local residents in Denver and Laramie.
English women of the emart set adopt baby carrying as wartime practice with Lady Mainwaring and daughter Maya leading the trend. Society women attend daytime events with infants, using nannies pro tem, amid war economy. Lady Mainwaring, daughter of Sir Richard Williams Bulkeley, hosts events with Countess of Huntingdon to support the Women’s War Service league as others travel or visit relatives across Cheyenne and neighboring cities.
A steady stream of visitors and social notices from Cheyenne details families at mountain camps near the Springs, graduates and students preparing for the fall university term, and upcoming church and civic meetings. The report notes wedding guests, visits from Lincoln and Lake Charles, and town events at Congregational and youth groups.
The Woman's Club of the MA held a pleasant afternoon meeting hosted by Mrs M4 Merc DC Findson. Mrs ld Larnen was elected secretary, replacing Mrs St Hy Guteher who resigned.
The Methodist Aid society will gather in church parlors this afternoon with a large attendance urged. The Ladies of St Mark's fund drive and Parish house meeting are also listed for Friday afternoon at 2 30. Hapttat Lake sale planned Saturday at Johnson grocery. The Jewish Cirvip group met yesterday at the confectionery.
A distorted OCR-like fragment discusses a refined carriage pose and etiquette, emphasizing self control and moderation. It warns against vulgar display and excessive forgiveness, urging disciplined conduct and restraint in social behavior.
A local note highlights a Boost for Frontier Day celebration amid unclear references to vendors and events including Flynn and Clearatire milling terms. Key names Flynn and Prenton appear with numeric markers 20 27 26 and 20.
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