Military Ball at Parish House Lights Up Cheyenne Summer
A large crowd gathered for the military ball at the Parish House, hosted by enlisted men from Fort Russell in honor of Cheyenne’s young ladies. Khaki-clad soldiers danced with summer frocked guests amid flags, a canopy of streamers, and a lively two-band orchestra from the Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Twenty-fourth
Twenty-fifth Cavalry
Koester
Fred Bolee
Smoke
Mumma
J. BP. Clark
Buckley
Roetter
F. L. Rimbach
Gilmer
Kochonin
Corporal Cohn
Maurice Clark
Corporal Rushwood
Arden Starbuck
John Lewane
Oliver Schram
Leonard Snodgrass
Edgar Warton
Social Bridge Tea and Weekend Dinners Planned
Mrs H S Ridgely hosts a bridge tea this afternoon and, with her husband, will preside at dinner at the Plains both Saturday and Sunday evenings. Summer festivities include a tea next week with date to be announced, hosted by the Kinseads and Mr and Mrs Henri Boyd on Chautauqua plans, while Boyd and Kinseed are longtime Iowa friends now based in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Ridgely
the Plains
W. C. Kinsead
Henri Boyd
Cheyenne
Mr. Boyd
Kinseads
Iowa
Chicago
Boyds
Bartletts Attend Dinner Party at the Country Club
A social note records Mr and Mrs Albert Bartlett hosting or attending a dinner party at the Country Club. The fragment notes a social gathering without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
8. C. Eastman
Kenilworth
Fastman
Mrs
Albert Bartlett Sore Howte
Cheyenne Social Roundup Sees Family Visits andTravel
Miss Dorothea Bergersen returns from Idaho Springs with brother Peter Jr to seek rheumatism relief baths. Major Arthur Parker, at Fort sim musketry school, ordered to report to Washington for quartermaster instruction. Many locals and visitors travel between Denver Estes Park Wheatland and Cheyenne for summer stays and family events.
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Dorothea Bergersen
Idaho Springs
Peter, Jr
Arthur Parker
Fort Stm
Musketry School
Washington, I
Church Activities Highlight Local Guilds and Meetings
St Marks Guild meets at the Parish house this afternoon with large attendance urged. Fron tier meals are off the agenda as fund raising plans are discussed. Mrs Nimmo presides. Methodist Missionary meeting set for Parkview at Mrs Dummi's home 1318 Fast Nineteenth. Anna Gordon W C T U notes a mothers meeting at Mrs Hubbard's with 27 women and 12 children. Helen Reid leads music in absence of pianist Mrs Jones.
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St. Mark's Guild
Guild of
St. Mark's
David Nimmo
Methodist Missionary Meeting
Parkview
W. T. Dummi
Fast Nineteenth Street
Anna Gordon
East St. Louis shakeup starts with police
East St. Louis authorities under pressure from business leaders moved to reform the police department. Mayor Mollman asked for the resignation of the entire police board and planned to appoint a new board on Monday. Three members named to resign were Wallace Watkins Nelson A. Schein and William Schmitt.
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East ST. Louis
Ill
Chamber of Commerce
Mollman
Wallace Watkins
Nelson A. Schein
William Schmitt
Four Die When Train Strikes Car In Rain
Four persons were killed and five injured near Belding when a car with curtains drawn drove through rain and was struck by a Pere Marquette passenger train. The dead are George Batson Sr., Tonia Batson Blanchard, 3, Ionia. Oscar Rasmussen, 3, Greenville. J Irving Allen, 7, Tonia. Injured George Batson Jr. may die.
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Grand Rapids
Mid
Belding
Pere Marquette
George Batson
Tonia
Blanchard Batson
Ionia
Oscar Rasmussen
Greenville
J. Irving Allen
George Batson, Jr
Lane Defends Council of National Defense Contracts
Franklin K. Lane, secretary of the interior, rebutted criticism that the Council of National Defense members profit from war contracts. He explained the advisory commission of businessmen has no contracting power, only counsel to cabinet officers, while contracts are issued by the secretaries of war and navy. Lane praised the advisory groups for their expertise, described their role in organizing committees, and urged recognition of their national service.
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Washington, D. C
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Council of National Defense
Congress
Lane
Advisory Commission
Ite
Baker
Daniels
Houston
Redfield
Wilson
Couneil of
National Defense
War Council
War
Navy
Europe
Commission of Business Nens
Ongress
Ecarload
Germany
Canada
England
Gets Inside But Not Through Door MIT
Nelson learns about car control after buying a Reo from W. E. Dinneen. He steered toward a plate glass garage window and ended up crashing through it on his maiden ride as the car moved where his eyes pointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinneen
Mr. Nelson
Lee
Nelson
Neleon
Military Band and Cavalry Orchestra Concert Tonight
Soldiers and the First Assembly Orchestra present a musical program at the high school gym tonight. Directed by Robert La Birrogehe, the event features cavalry and first orchestra performances, baritone and trombone solos, piano and violin pieces, and selections by Mielda and colleagues.
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Essalry
Robert la Birrogehe
Fragmentary OCR notice from unknown source
The readable text shows a fragmented fragmentary record with names and dates unclear. It mentions a July time frame and a small attendance reference, but lacks coherent events, locations, or identifiable organizations. The piece appears to be an OCR error or partial clipping.
Records Claim Government Action Damps Local Industry
Fragmented notes allege that the Chaping Gore Co president faces a $2 009 000 concern while nearing retirement. The records suggest that stills are springing up as the Salil era winds down and government confinement of illicit activity continues amid broader calls for policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaping Gore Co
Longing for a Child and Restoring Health Claims
A vintage advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for infertility and health restoration. It cites a Nebraska reader and various testimonials about women becoming pregnant after use, urging mothers to seek renewed fertility and well-being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trydia E. Finkham
Lydia
Piukhanca
Mr W Micue
Majestic Apts
Onusha
Lydia Fo
Pinkham
Wethew
Bow
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Bishop
Thomas
Fort Russel
Mrs. L
Tyson Telephone No
Robert Taylor
Casper
Browning
Chicicago
D. A. Howell
Denver
E. S
Fred Hofmann
Effie R. Dodds
East Eighteenth Street
K. P. Entertainment
Knights of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Knights of Pythias
Fort Russell
J. B. Guthrie
Alice
Madame Guthrie
Ella Lyle
Glen Elder
Kansas
Mary Harrington
R. EB. Rupee
Los Angeles
Rupee
John Charles Thompson, Jr
Vina Mills
Laramie
Mrs. W. Wyman
Lucy A. Burdick
Beasie Burke
Estes Park
E. L. Richard
San Diego
Cal
W. H. Woolston
Julia and
Mary Richards
J. S. Bartlett
J. N. Bostwick
Hulett
Muriel Branson
Fb. J. Howell
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Pueblo
Mia. Bonham
Edith Doak
College Oi
Anna Miller
Helen Reid
Helen Galloway
France
Rena Galloway
Will Reid
F. L. Houx
Migs Farrel
Bonham
Lake Minnehaha
Defense Council
MIT
W. E
Castoria
Are, Alla
Cook
W. 18Th St
Drenses
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Johnson’s
Johnson
Dildine
First
Abades
Qhightette
Murphy
Troe C
Twentetnth Cavalry
John Carr
A. Krilekman
Ten Preofifth Cavalry
Pact AL Circe
First Cavalry
Cavales
Mieldan Chiude Rarner
Macolan Mabon
Ecol Yanist
Iano Solo
Caprice Verntich
Alpe E. Oo
Aborns
Reeititien
How Tenby Plavent
Singleton
Trentyefourth Gaels
Muale
Piret Cavalry
Oreleetre Soprany Sale
the Swallow
Oyeen
Mra
W. It
Gill Rt
Mattie
Tole Atlace
Mugel
Miritene
Enval
Waasavi
Bee Musle
Lew Cuca
Iyeehlin Mus
Iyeehlin Mus, Fire Cayeouy
Neelder
Shawel
Pirst
Tient
Bers
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