Lake Trip and Pioneer Park Happenings Highlight Local News
Residents plan lake travel with Mrs A W Barber and party to Chicago aboard the Northland steamer. Pioneer Park hosts multiple dances weekly including a Leap Year event at the Bane place and a G A C club gathering. Frances Bristol returns tonight from a visit to Mrs Peter McFarlate near Junction, Wro.
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A. W. Barber
Alice and Kent Harber
Social evenings and visits among frontier town residents
A group of young ladies gathered at Miss Ilorenes River’s home for an informal evening of music and dancing with refreshments. A separate dance for Miss Franga Hayford and Miss Jeager drew eighteen couples at Pioneer Park, with supper at the Plains. Mrs. TL Hughes plans a trip to Glenda to visit her brothers on their ranch, while her son Donald works with a surveying party.
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Bane Place
Olerka
Ilorenes River
Pioneer Park
Franga Hayford
Jeager
JW. P. Hynds
the Plains
Cheyenne Social Roundup Guests and Trips Mentioned
A cascade of visitors and journeys fills Cheyenne notes with arriving families from New York Connecticut and Nebraska and locals returning from Beloit Denver and St. Louis. Mrs Murphy’s granddaughter visits while others head to Denver Colorado Springs and the mountains for camping and leisure.
Modern dental improvements claim to ease unnecessary issues
A fragment notes that modern dental improvements render many concerns unnecessary as a young woman opens her mouth to reveal neglected teeth. The terse remark implies advances reduce embarrassment or need for treatment.
Grape-Nuts Praised By South Dakota Woman
A South Dakota woman writes that Grape-Nuts outperformed other breakfast foods and relieved her stomach trouble and indigestion. She credits the cereal with stronger nerves, better digestion, and overall improved well being, urging others to try it after reading The Road to Wellville.
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Poastum @o
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Pkgu
Digestive health tips and remedies from a luncheon note
The article mentions a luncheon at Mrs. Irwin's home and her schoolmate Mr. Jones. It attributes widespread ill health to impaired digestion and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure to strengthen digestion, improve liver function, and regulate bowels. It claims many others have been permanently cured and notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
Arch Deacon Sibbald to Preach at St. Mark
Archdeacon Sibbald will preach at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in the absence of Rev. George Davidson. He oversees the Western Colorado district and will lead both Sunday morning and evening services. He will stay at the rector's home during his city visit.
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Sibbald
St. Mark
George Davidson
St. Mark's Episecopal Church
Colorado
City
Maj J W Heavey to Leave Fort Russell After Ten Years
An order from the war department assigns Major J W Heavey of the Eleventh Infantry to the Fourteenth Infantry and he will proceed to Washington, D C for a year at the War College before rejoining his unit. Heavey has been stationed in Wyoming over ten years and previously taught cadets at Laramie. He has also led frontier shows and military drills and maneuvers. Bees and fruit go well together and hives belong under the trees in the orchard.
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War Department
Fort Russell
J. W. Heavey
Eleventh Infantry
Fourteenth Infantry
Heavey
Washington, D. C
War College
Wyoming
Laramsey
Negotiations Rise As Denver to Patrol Mexican Coast
Washington reports peace talks with Mexico near, with the backbone of the revolution seen as broken. The cruiser Denver is ordered from San Francisco on a fast deployment to Mazatlan and Acapulco, likely joining Magdalena Bay amid a stormy political backdrop between Senate, White House, and state departments.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Navy
Navy Department
Denver
San Francisto
Mazuatlon
Topalobambo
Acapulco
Magdinela Bay
Senate
White House
State Department
Aruvise r Denver Peace Mission Heads to Mexico
Juarez reports arrive of a massacre at Dolores mountain pass southwest of Madera at the Sonora entrance where Gen. Antonio Rojas column was ambushed by about 1000 Yaqui warriors. Fewer than 200 rebels escaped back to Madera.
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Juarez
Madera
Dolores Mountain Pass
Sonora
Antonio Rojas
Dolores
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