Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promises Blood Boost
An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as improving digestion and liver function to increase red blood cells and a richer blood color. It links nervousness to malnourished nerves, claims better sleep, steadier health, and urges buying the Medicines for cure before illness worsens.
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R. ¥. Pierce
Golden Seat
Oregon
Pierce
Rennesnemark
Nver
Jan Driver
Ashe
Kensington Soiree Includes Berry Contest And Tea
Charming Kensington gathering hosted by Misa Elsie Jonking featured pink and green decor, formal tea, and needlework. A berry contest crowned Miss Mabel Fincher with a hand painted dish, as guests including Mrs. Roedel, John Roedel, and many others enjoyed conversation and hospitality.
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Kensington
Misa Elsie Jonking
22Nd Street
Mabel Fincher
Jenkins
A. B.B. Roedel
John Roedel
Ohio
BE. J. Kelly
R. A. Morton
L. C. Hills
Ray Olds
J. C. Thompson, Jr
Galen Fox
Bruce Jones
Peter Appel
Sam Ohenstein
Hugo Ohenstein
D. Salisbury
Goldbraith
Horace Jenkins
West
Roseboom
Yoder
Nellie Ewers
Pearl Clark
Colgin
Miller
Tobin
Robbins
Myers
Anderson
Teague
Schloredt
Emerson
Parnell
Hansen
Anna O'Connell
Mayme O'Connell
Mabel Branson
Coates
Maude Johnston
Grace Kelley
Grace Crafts
Irwin
Gilland
Knapp
Genevieve Griffin
Birthday Celebration for George Milen Tyner Highlighted by Party
The article recalls George Milen Tyner's fifth birthday celebrated with a jolly party and peanut hunt. Children enjoyed many games and treats including a six red candy cake. Mrs. John Charles Thompson Jr and Mrs. Barnett hosted during the afternoon while several local children attended. Other notes mention relatives visiting Laramie and trips to Denver and Colorado Springs, and a separate dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Pan Milazzo for attendees from Fort Russell ahead of a forthcoming marriage between the young couple D Aintolo and Rose D Aintolo.
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George Milen Tyner
George
John Charles Thompson, Jr
Barnett
Runce
Laura Davia
Joseph Bwelgert
Francia Taylor
Mary Taylor
John Brigee Barnett
Jack Thompson
Jane Fox
Barbara Mohatt
Palmer Matthews
Irma Stevens
Dorothy Cooper
Francie
Billy Menteer
Nellie Grier
Marjorie Morrin
Virginia
George Bunce
Pan Milazzo
D. Barlett
Rose D'Aintolo
Fort Russell
D'Aintolo
Fort Russell Social Events Highlight Local Bridge and Tea
Mrs William H Burt will entertain the Artillery Ladies Bridge club this afternoon. Mrs Garrard, visiting her sister Mrs John F Guilfoyle, leaves for Fort Meyer Va. Mildred Jeffress arrives from St Louis as guest of Mrs Paul C Raberg for luncheon. Mrs Charles E Morton will host a luncheon with guest Mrs Weldensaul. Mrs Robert H Wescott hosts cards afternoon and evening. Miss Margaret Dade plans a dancing party Wednesday. Mrs Kimball and companions return from Polo Mountain and maneuver camp. Mrs Elizabeth Keifer to host a tea this afternoon.
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Fort Russell
Artillery Bridge Club
William H. Burt
Artillery Ladies
Mra. Garrard
Mra
John F. Guilfoyle
Fort Meyer
Mildred Jeffress
St. Louis
Paul C. Raberg
Charles BE
Morton
Weldensaul
Margaret Dade
Mrs. Kimball
Florence Kimball
Barradaile
Albuquerque
N. M
Polo Mountain
Laramie
Fort
Young Lawyer Optimistic Hopeful in a Courtroom Banter
A humorous exchange shows a confident young lawyer telling a friend he has not lost a case yet while the friend predicts he will eventually gain a client. The dialogue captures campus or casual banter about legal career beginnings.
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tLife
Supper Served Wednesday by St. Mark's Guild Menu Preview
St. Mark's Guild serves supper on Wednesday July 24 starting at 6 30 p m Watch for the menu and price listed as gc 23 in the notice.
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St. Mark's Guild
Milady's Toilet Table Beauty Remedies
A vintage beauty column markets skin brightening and hair care tips. It touts magatone in hazel water to prevent sun damage and freckles, dry shampoo to refresh the scalp, a powder and thorox mix for shiny hair, delatone paste to remove facial hair, and pyroxin to grow lashes and brows.
Parish Guild Supper at St Mark's July 24
Supper held Wednesday July 24 from 6 30 to 8 00 at St Mark's Parish House hosted by the Guild ladies. Menu includes beef loaf cold ham baker beans potato chips potato salad brown bread pickle rolls ice cream cake coffee and tea. Price about 36 cents. All invited and friends expected.
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St. Mark's
Operators and Miners Meet in First District Conference
The first joint conference of District No. 22 United Mine Workers of America and Southern Wyoming operators convened at Eagle's hall. Committees from both sides drafted a two year scale contract and will work toward an agreement by Wednesday. Members include Thomas Gibson A G Morgan James Morgan Paul J Paulson for the miners and FP W C White H C Campbell William Monay General Manager Brennan for the operators. Several mine owners are expected to attend midweek sessions.
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District No. 22
United Mine Workers of America
Wyoming
Eagle's Hall
Thomas Gibson
A. G. Morgan
James Morgan
Paul J. Paulson
W. C. White
H. C. Campbell
William Monay
Hrennan
The
Superior Coal Company
Leap Year Dance Ends With Luncheon at Sands Drug Co
In Cheyenne the Marcal Club hosted a leap year dance at Moncer Park pavilion for the C A Cs and friends. After dancing to a tropical moonlight, the crowd moved to Sands Drug Co where a luncheon was served and Sands was hailed as kingpin of good fellows.
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Fr. Sands
The
Sands Drug Co
Cheyenne
Home Sweet Home
Wan
Sands Drug Store
South Cheyenne News Briefs Highlight Local Doings
Mr and Mrs Lester Folck and son Lawrence with Mrs Henry Varnum and her sons and daughter Dorris spend several days fishing on Horse Creek. Henry Folck travels from Keota Colo to supervise property. Wm Morford ill with rheumatism under Dr Heneberry care. John Bresnahan Jr made a business trip to Horse Creek and returns Wednesday. H J Morford, U P baggage agent, out sick recent nights. Frank ONeil acts as agent. Orville and Glen Hendershot host a lawn party for about forty guests at 402 East th Street. Plans considered for south side real estate agency to boost local population. Mr and Mrs Storey entertain guests from Nebraska. South side Ladies Aid Society to meet with Mrs B F Hubbard. Altar and Rosary Society to hold lawn social at Mrs Rice’s home. John Morford back from trip to Nebraska and Colorado reporting fine crops. Pure White Lead? The Shermag
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Lawrence
Henry Varnum
Harry
Donald
Dorris
Horse Creek
Henry Folck
Keota
Colo
Wm. Moford
Dr. Heneberry
John Bresnahan, Jr
H. J. Morford
U. P
Frank O'Neil
Orville
Glen Hendershot
Eastth Street
South Side Real Estate
OD. J. O'Connell
Storey
Conende
The
Altar and Rosary Society
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