Frontier guests and regional society notes in Cheyenne
Frontier Days guests in Cheyenne include Mr Burton Lester of Casper and bride Miss Florence Fremeh of Chicago. Other social mentions cover Dinneen home gatherings, Sullivan family visits, union pacific figures, and local business developments in Rock Springs and Green River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Lester
Lester Brokerage Company
Casper
Florence Fremeh
Chicago
Frontier
Dinneen
Mire
Hoy E. Dinneen
Mrs. Barnes
Dewey Williams
Dipeen
Mission
Pat Sullivan
Margaret and
Eileen Sullivan
Alice Kennedy
Cheyenne
A. L. Ronald
B. of L. B
Union Pacific
Laramie
The Undying Fire and Wells’s Religious Inquiry
A review praises H. G. Wells new work The Undying Fire as a clearer, more mature exploration of religion. It notes Wells’s critique of education and history teaching, questions about life and God, and the value of his challenging ideas despite limited concrete answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. G.wells
Mr. Wells
Find
Besa Sen
Manleys Arrive, Joining Local Community Ties
Mrs. Frank L. Manley and children have arrived from Omaha to join local society after the U P Coal offices moved here. Mr. William T. Dumm will hold services at the Methodist church Sunday. Mrs. J B Young and children return from Salt Lake visit. Elmer McMit enjoys a Denver vacation. Bernice Bonass and Mary Stafford attend Frontier Days in Cheyenne. Mrs Arthur Valle hosts Bridge Club. H Ofbson high score. Dr J Tenkowski and spouse return from Atlantic City where he was an American BP delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Manley
Omaha
Mr. Manley
Manleys
U. P. Coal Company
Wm. T. Dumm
Tenkowski
Atlantic City
Dankowski
Foley’s Money and Tar Ad Claims Cough Relief for Children
An advertisement from Mrs. Amanda Fiat of New Philadelphia describes Foley’s Money and Tar as a cure for a persistent coughing illness in children. It touts quick relief from distressing coughs and recommends use for colds, croup, and whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda
Fiat
Route 4
New Philadelphia
Poley
Foley
Appointment of Whitlock to post in Italy
The article reports the appointment of Whitlock to a post in Italy following Nelson Pages's resignation. It notes Whitlock’s potential role in handling Italy related issues and references state problems and care for reduced fractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitlock
Italy
Ite
Nelson Pages
Roneaet
Belen
Ted
Lares Audursen
Fragmentary notice from the Scranton region
A garbled letter from Samuel L. Kramer of Sellersville Pennsylvania appears with stray phrases about illness and pain. The text is incomplete and unreadable, offering little clear action or names beyond the author and location.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hirsh-Wickwire & Company
Schloss Brothers & Company
Ederheimer-Stein & Company
George W. Daiber
Rock Spring
W. Boyer
Salt Lake
Liberty Polish Company
Green, River
Boyer
A. Kendall
Firat Na- Mena Bank
Paneer Maney Etal
Fred W. Johson
Cheyenne Visior
Eagle Corner
South Front
L. Woodward
C. FP. O'Donnell
M. Mefor
Reputy
Chas. Dodd
Dives
Finn Hall
Rock Springs
John Harves
Jack Milligan
Green River
Elizabeth Housen
John Nouzi
Ogden
Bride
James Hansen
James A. Freaman
Canada
Chas. M. Freeman
Yedlowstone Park
J. W. Glasgow
Kemmerer
A. K. Frink
Matt Bunten
Sal Lake
FF Robt
Buntes
France
Ford Delivery
Hanes le Gasruuy
Bane
Amy Matchamp
J. B. Young
Mrs
Elmer McMit
Denver
Bernice Bonass
Mary Stafford
Arthur Valle
Bridge Club
H. #. Ofbson
Adv
Rand Whitlerk
Gowe
Samuel L. Kramer
Bex
Sellersville
Burma
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