Fragmented verses and society notes fill Cheyenne page
A county page reveals a poem about fragile memories and a missive of sorrow. It then details a charity card party in honor of Barbara Orr of Boulder visiting Mary Brown, with Carpe Diem club members and a 500 game under a pergola supper. Other items report Estes Park weekend guests, mountain camping plans, and a wedding announcement for Miss Hagel Helen Sherman and Edmund Woolfe Hartnett, with home to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Barbara Orr
Boulder
Mary Brown
Robinson
Miss Orr
University At Boulder
Pergola
Miss Ore
Peter Appel
Mra. Friede
Winnifred Stuart
Bonnie Jack
Louise Sullivan
Ella Bergereen
Genivieve Griffin
Nell Martin
Josephine Schmidt
John Kinkie
Hugh Coffman
Lydia E Pinkham Product Endorsed for Backache Relief
A Missouri woman reports lasting relief from backache and monthly cramps after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. Testimonial recalls improved health and regularity, urging others to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Benpick
St. Shes
Missouri
Dixon
Iowa
Lydia
Pinkham
Myre
Bawtita Dierksen
Sox
Lows
Teyatle Bem
Lydedlaj
Visiting List Notes From Lander And Cheyenne
Mrs Sherman of Lander returns home after visiting daughter Miss Hasel Sherman and attending the wedding of Miss Sherman to Ned Hartnett of Kansas City. Various travelers depart for Glenda and Cheyenne to handle funerals, millinery purchases, and postgrad studies. mentions include Mr. Donald Hughes returning from California with his mother Tillie Hughes and Miss Bess Eleanor Foster pursuing postgraduate work in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
W. K. Sherman
Lander
Hasel Sherman
Miss Sherman
Ned Hartnett
Kansas City
Trone Cahill
A. BE. Ragan
Glenda
Ragan
Denver
Gilland
Bess Eleanor Foster
Cheyenne
Chicago University
Bunlee Hastie
Iowa
Missouri
Fred Attebury
Mitchell
Nev
Gen
A. Pr. Hanson
Mra. Allebury
Diverse House Guests Arrive as Local Hosts Extend Visits
J Le Thomas hosts a growing circle with Mrs A B Fox and children from Corcoran Cal arriving soon. Hazel Fox, active this summer with the Thomas family, and other relatives and visitors make rounds to Denver Miss Boulder and Milwaukee connections, with trips to Chicago St Louis Billings Seattle and Salt Lake City noted as planning or completed visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. le Thomas
A. B. Fox
Corcoran
Cal
Fox
Hea Hazel Fox
Thomas
New York
Chicago
Ralph Moore
Milwaukee
Mra. Moore
J. H. Sehmidt
Barbara Orr
Boulder
Mary Brown
Percy Smith
Trene
Frank Smith
Denver
Billings
Mont
St. Louis
William Storey
Jim
Seattle
Henry Sweet
Greeley
William Mahoney
Laramie
Kelliher
Albuquerque
N. M
Billy Walker
T. A. Cosgriff
Salt Lake City
Emma Hofmann
Sheridan
Louise Portz
Women Club Piano Section Plans Summer Meetings
The Women’s Club piano section will continue fortnightly meetings through summer with the next gathering Saturday evening hosted by Mrs. Luna C Freund. Other clubs noted include Thursday Bridge Club rescheduled to next Thursday and Mount Mellick Club meeting this afternoon with Mrs. Claude Hraper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musical Club
Luna C. Freund
Thursday Bridge Club
Mount Mellick Club
Claude Hraper
Puritan Judge Fines Richmond Skirt Incident Seventeen
Flossie Brown faced Judge Crutchfield in Richmond for appearing on the street in a split skirt that showed her leg to the knee. The judge fined her 25 dollars and ordered her to leave Richmond immediately, prompting her stated plan to depart after paying the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Brown
Crutchfield
Richmond
New England
Brown
Texas
Virginia
Shief
Blossom Browning
Flossie
United States
Paris
Railroad reorganization abolishes unit system on Harriman lines
Effective July 1 the Oregon Washington railroad offices of several assistant general managers were abolished and re appointed as general superintendent of motive power chief engineer and telegraph supervisor positions. The move ends the unit system long in use and may prompt similar changes on the Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific. J P Obrien announced the changes after the re appointments. H J Osborne named superintendent of motive power for the South Dakota Central based in Sioux Falls. The Denver and Salt Lake ordered 175 freight cars from Pullman. J O Taylor of Union Pacific Denver was in town. W T Berry named assistant superintendent in the report and other details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon-Washington
J. P. O'Brien
Harriman
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
H. J. Osborne
South Dakota
Sioux Fall
Mr. Osborne
Grand Island
Hard crust on babys head treatment success
A mother from Prineville Oregon describes a three month skin ailment on her baby with crusted scalp and body sores. After trying many remedies to no avail she used outlour a soap and ointment which relieved the condition within an hour and the child slept soundly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prineville
Ore
Lele Norm
Neon Aa
Dire
Alico Nacho
No clear news story from the fragment
The text reads as fragmented reflective prose about men and women, with crude moralizing about marriage and behavior and no identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations. It does not present a complete event or reportable item suitable for a newspaper card.
Cuticura Treatment Advised For Pimples And Blackheads
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for gently applying to affected areas and Cuticura Soap for washing. The regimen is to use the ointment at rising and retiring and to bathe with the soap for several minutes, with a postcard offer from Cuticura at Boston for samples and product information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Union Pacific figures in Wyoming rail expansion
Reports outline Evanston hopes for a rolling mill and iron foundry to produce fish plates, with past Laramie plant loss noted. Union Pacific land buyers visit Evanston to explore Bear Valley lands, while new Oregon Short Line and Montana division branches expand service. Denver & Rio Grande forecasts annual output near 12,000 corloude in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Laramie
Wyoming
Union Pacific Railroad
Bear Valley
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado
Ringer Mayg Brothers Bring International Vaudeville Troupe
A large company of European performers arrives with a mix of novelty acts and comedy sketches. The program includes lively pantomimes, political satire, and crowd-pleasing humor. The troupe boasts about 50 clowns from England, the Continent, and American vaudeville, promising a varied show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringiig Lérothere
Joan of Arc
Ringer Mayg Brothers
Europe
England
Continent
Unclear excerpt hints at circus acts and laughter
The fragment describes an audience reacting with thrill and laughter as aerialists perform and clowns entertain, producing vivid gasps and sidesplitting joy amid high energy circus feats.
Floral Tributes Attest Esteem For Mrs Hughes
The funeral of Mrs. Tillie Hughes was held yesterday from the First Baptist church with Rev. George Van Winkle delivering the sermon. The casket was laden with flowers from bereaved friends and relatives as a large circle of acquaintances attended despite bad weather. Brothers A. E. Ragan and C. S. Ragan and son Donald Hughes were present. burial followed at the cemetery with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Hughes
First Baptist Church
George van Winkle
Ragan
Donald Hughes
Junction
Cassa
Mr. Higher
Lace
W. G. Walker
Wiliam Storey
W .L. Whipple
Examination for Teachers Certificates Set in Cheyenne High School
Notices announce an examination for teachers certificates at Cheyenne High School Cheyenne Wyoming starting 5 40 a m July 26 1914 The program includes orthography handwriting primary methods literature school management history shorthand arithmetic grammar rhetoric geography history of education supervision elementary psychology hygiene algebra pedagogy political economy civics and more The notice is dated July 1 1914 and signed by Mamie B Herron County Superintendent of Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notles
Chevenny
Wyoming
Phriday
Thordike
United States
Mamie B. Herron
Odd Aphorisms From a Quirky Column
Fragmented lines critique clever speech in medicine and fame. A physician avoids jargon with patients while some individuals chase quick renown. A childless woman questions parental discipline, mentioning frequent spankings as a provocative example.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pierce
Pal Experien
Cabtet
Buffalo
Pida
Surgleal Institute
Dr. Pierce
Societ
East 19Th Street
Arime
Estes Park
Riner
Jillieh
Lacey
Paul Lariver
Frank Gleason
G. H. Gilland
Hoel
O. K. Snyder
W. W. Crook
Mountain Party
J. G. Kellogg
Herman Gnam
Mrs. Orr
R. D. Goodrich
J. T. Orr
Hartnett Sherman
St. Mark's Church
A. Huston
Edmund Woolfe Hartnett
Mies Hagel Helen Sherman
D. C. Barksdale
Par Addition
TPA Bess
Pitt Covert
Wednesday Bridge Club
Hopkins
Misa Harradaile
Mesdames Mentzer
Parshall
Gilmore
Coterie Art Club
Ed Gwam
Mesdames Benson
Burke
Mildred Burke
Millie Wild
Guild of St. Mark's
Albert Hartlett
Bert Woodmen
Lake Minnehaha
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
South Side
South Cheyenne
Mra Gage
East 8Th St
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Altar and Rosary Society of St
Railroad News
Potter
Omaha
R. D. Blo
C&s
Denver and Salt Lake Road
Pullman Company
J. O. Taylor
W. T. Berry
Dent
E. R. Breisch
FF. W. Smith
Green River
N. W
Casper
Tranka
Midwest
Franco Petroleum
Oregon
Tmng Chreus
Lanngster
Ladien Loggery
Price
California
Dill Books
Logan’s
Carey Ave
Hughes
Paul Milatzo
Capitol Ave
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