Visiting List and Local Guests
Miss Helen Abbott left Monday afternoon for California to visit a school friend in Portersville and tour the coast cities before returning home. Mrs EB Seeberger of North Platte is the guest of Mrs W M Jeffers this week, and Mrs Charles Carey and Mrs Rob...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miex Guy
Muriel Guy
Cheveant
Mrs. Wilcox
X. Cummings
Miss Guy
Mrs. Wiley
Miss Guy Ia
Varsity of
Laramie
Helen Abbott
California
Portersville
EB. F. Seeberger
North Platte
W. M. Jeffers
Social clubs schedule and lighter notes from town
The newsletter lists Wednesday Five Hundred Club host Mrs. Harry Hoffman and Nettford members, Coterie Art Club host Mrs. Ed Gnam, Bridge Club host Mrs. Pitt Covert, and a fashion tidbit about a French buyer paying 300 for stockings amid satire on Taft. Mentions the Sherman Co and a coat tails remark.
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Harry Hoffman
Nettford
Union Pacific Rail News From Wyoming and California
Union Pacific foreman A A Underwood returns from California. J W Melntortf new agent at Rawlins replacing W J Davin. Burlington Wyoming line tracks reach Powder River. grading Casper to Otbn Junction nearing completion. Roundhouse at Casper contracts let with August 15 completion. Union Pacific clerks lose to Sidney 3 2. FE L Brown moves from Denver & Rio Grande to Western Pacific to boost transcontinental service. Western Pacific lines to St Louis to San Francisco exceed 2 500 miles with Bush and Brown guiding future. California rail commission allows Western use Central Pacific tracks Sacramento to San Francisco. new Chicago to San Francisco through service via Denver & Rio Grande and Western Pacific. Saratoga Encampment line eyed by foreign capitalists. Rawlins aims a north–south line via Shake River district. Conductor Cahill and Brakeman Norman fish trip to Saratoga. Davis car foreman and Robertson clerk head LaPlata Lakes trip. I H Smith and John C Gale of Union Pacific active in Green River and Omaha posts.
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Burlington
Wyoming
Powder River
Casper
Oftn Junction
Guernsey
Hartville Junction
Bridgeport
Alliance
Western Pacific
Gould
Bush and Brown
Western
Southern Pacific
State Railway Commission of California
Pacific
Sacramento
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Denver
England's Leekes Spark Seed Trade Rivals
In England at Cramlington near Newcastle upon Tyne, leek growers maintain secret seed stocks to preserve superior seed traits. Farmers save the best leeks for seed, creating distinct strains and fierce cultivation competition.
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England
Walea
Wales
Cramiington
Newcastle on-Tyne
London Mall
Duel of Nerves Ends in American Victor in Paris
In mid 19th century Paris a duel ends when American Glenwood kills famed French duelist Velliers. Glenwood, masked by a painted nerve-breaking aid, defeats Velniers through conscience and psychological tactic. Elileon, once his confidante, later learns of the act and marries Glenwood within a year.
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Arthur Whitney
Paris
Louis Glenwood
France
Glenwood
Whitney
Muriel Eilieen
Vellliers
Champs Elysees
Tleat
Veilliers
Monsieur
Baid
la Tour
Desmoulina
Mercier
la Roque
M. Meynen
Velinera
Veilllers
Vellilers
Parla
Vellners
Elileon
Mien Kilton
College Professor Named Minister to China
President Wilson selects Professor Paul Relnech of the University of Wisconsin as minister to China. He succeeds Charles R. Crane, the Chicago millionaire, whose outspoken views reportedly unsettled Taft. Relnech is noted for his reputation in political economy and prior teaching at Wisconsin.
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Wilson
Princeton
China
Paul §. Relnech
University of Wisconsin
Charles R. Crane
Chicago
Taft
Dr Reinsch noted authority on oriental politics
Dr Reinsch, a writer of authority on oriental topics and Far Eastern politics, has works translated into Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, and German. Born in Milwaukee in 1869, educated in Berlin Rome and Paris, he began at the University of Wisconsin in 1899 and has been active in Pan American conferences and international law societies. He is married and lives in Madison Wis.
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Dr. Reinsch
Milwaukee
Berlin
Rome
Paris
University of Wisconsin
Macdiven
Wis
Industrial Hems and Tila Labor Force and Mines Output
The report notes 800,000 women employed in Hems industries and US annual output valued at 14 million dollars. It cites 90,000 deaths and 100,000 serious injuries yearly in industries. Mines pay around 3 to 7 cents an hour, while the United States has 745 coal mines producing over 200000 tons annually.
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Tila
United States
Froner
Divine meal scene at Philadelphia house party
A Pennsylvania clergyman treats a young guest at breakfast with formal prayer. The youth quietly helps himself to bread, while the minister half-smiles, folds his hands, and asks to be truly thankful for what they have received.
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Wayne Pierre Hanson
Qrevenn
Nellie Ceceliader
Philadelphia
Pride’ Home
Pride
Hanson
Cheyenne
DY. Hanson
General
Tire AP Hanson
Pennsylvania
Philadephia
Gaeed
Kensaw City Journal Money Talks
A fragment suggests a column or headline about money and rhetoric in Kensaw City, noting financial themes and local editorial voice. The snippet hints at a discussion of influence and the role of money in public discourse within the Kensaw City Journal.
Polly Spry's Trial and the Cats of Woes
A garbled mock dialogue reports Polly Spry's court summons and a chaotic scene with cats sharing odd tales. The judge asks guilty or not while Polly defends herself amid a parade of misheard lines and comic mischief.
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Polly Spry
Polly Sory
Polly
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Ables
Jacob Shergan
Ert Carey
Careyhurst
Mra
Mra. B. J. Kerrigan
Miss Vera
Ogden
East Lake City
Ose Pd
Charles Carey
Mrs
Rob
Coterie Art Club
Ed. Gnam
Bridge Club
Pitt Covert
Mr. Taft
O. F
The
Sherman Co
Just
Railroad News
A. A. Underwood
Union Pacific Coating Station
J. W. Melntortf
Union Pacific
Rawlins
W. J. Davin
Mr. Melntortf
Granger
Union Pacific Clerks
Sidney Ball Club
Saratoga & En Campment
Hayden
Encampment
Shake River District
John Cahill
Norman
Saratoga
Mrs. Norman
J. N. Davis
O. M. Robertson
LaPlata Lakes
Laramie & Hahn's Peak
I. H. Smith
Green River
John C. Gale
Omaha
Kodak
Kasuman Kodaks
Plains Hotel
Barnett
Blo
Kensaw City Journal
New York Mail
Emily
Cleveland Plain
Eafety
Capitol
INS
Shack
Logan
Carey Ave
the Capitol Grill
Knight-Campbell Music CO
Canby Avr
Hevenne
Wag
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