Help-One-Another Club Hosts Notable Meeting and Demonstration
The Help-One-Another Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. John L. Thomas as host. Members sewed, socialized, and enjoyed an aluminum cooking utensil demonstration showing acid tests, fragrance foods, and a no grease nonstick griddle. Eighteen ladies attended and $76.30 was cleared after luncheon and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Thomas
Charles 8. Thomas
Hiram Sapp
Florence Nottage
Harry Nottage
Lawn Social Draws Large Crowd at Mrs Rice’s Home
In church circles the Lawn social hosted Thursday by the Catholic ladies of the South Side at Mrs. Rice’s home was a highly successful season event. Good weather aided attendance as the spacious lawn accommodated many guests and a steady ice supply.
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South Side
South Side Catholic ladies thank Cheyenne for support
The South Side Catholic ladies express gratitude to the people of Cheyenne for patronage assistance with furnishing rights and donations that aided in making their lawn social a success.
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South Side
Cheyenne
Baptist Church Reopens After Renovation For Services
After three weeks of renovation the Baptist church will reopen for regular services tomorrow. The Union Meeting is set for Sunday evening with Rev. L. C. Hills in the pulpit. The Jewish Ladies Circle hosts a card party and dance Sunday evening at A A U W hall with Mesdames Hugo, Ohenstein, Pearlstein, Sherman and Rosebloom on the arrangements committee.
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the Baptist Church
The
Baptist Church
L. C. Hills
A. A. U. W. Hall
Mesdames Hugo
Sam Ohenstein
Pearlstein
Jacob Sherman
Rosebloom
Keeping our woods neat and civil for public virtue
The passage urges picnickers to dispose of waste properly and treat the outdoors with respect. It highlights how good housekeeping in nature reflects home training and politeness, advocating a summer crusade to keep public spaces clean and preserve the outdoors for everyone. It cites Walter A. Dyer on self reform and collective effort to prevent societal decline.
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New York Tribune
Walter A. Dyer
Craftsman
Perope
Judge Explains Jury Instructions On Guilt And Innocence
The judge stresses that when two conclusions can arise from a fact, innocence should be favored and reasonable doubt resolved in the defendant's favor. Instructions cover evaluating witness credibility and the role of circumstantial evidence in proving guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
Nyal's Eas'em promoting guaranteed relief for tired feet
An advertisement by Sands urges customers to call 606 and order a 24 cent package of Nyal's Eas'em with a money back guarantee. The ad claims free city delivery and promotes orange ice as a sample, noting Sands as exclusive agent in Cheyenne and listing 106 At the Fountain as the location.
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Nyal” Line
Cheyenne
Jenkins murder case center on motive and evidence
Attorney Rigdon argues Jenkins had motive and unique access to the crime scene. He claims Jenkins acted alone, burned clothing, and hid evidence while the state must prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. The defense counterpoints center on circumstantial evidence and witness credibility as the trial proceeds.
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Jessie Foot Jenkins
Lefence
Rigdon
Hovee
Jenkins House
Rowe
Pennsylvania
Jenkins
Sheriff Roach
Jeasie Jenkins
Roach
Jenkins’ Crief
Beard
Mr. Rigdon
Joe Griffin
Warren Jenkins
Instruction No 18 Foregoing Instructions as Law Applied
A historical judge signature endorses treating the foregoing instructions as a unified law applicable to this case. The phrasing emphasizes that the combined guidance governs the matter.
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G. H. Parwaller
Loeb Won’t Resign for Third Party Move
William Loeb Jr, Collector of Customs for the port of New York, says he has no intention of resigning to join the Third Party movement. He told reporters before leaving Meeker for New York that rumors of his resignation are unfounded. Loeb has been fishing in mountain streams for two weeks during the break.
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Loeb
Meeker
Colo
William Loeb, Jr
Port of
New York
Wreck Reported on Canadian Pacific Line West of White River
A serious wreck on the Canadian Pacific Railway near White River Junction in Ontario is reported. Telegraph wires are down, delaying details through the night. no specifics are available.
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Canada
Fort William
Ont
Canadian Pacific Railway
White River Junction
Governor Shortens Terms and Paroles Five Convicts
The Prison Board announces reduced terms for five convicts and paroles for Fitzgerald and Dickerson. H A Ray from Cheyenne 1911 receives a pardon but is described as dying from a wood tick bite. Robert Dickens from Big Horn County has sentence commuted for arson. Peter Dickerson paroled from Cheyenne 1909 and Robert Mercy paroled with sentence commuted. The board also plans to rebuild the broom factory on the old site, with travel to Rawlins to plan the new building.
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H. A. Ray
Cheyenne
Fitzgerald
Weston County
Robert Dickens
Big Horn
Peter Dickerson
Robert Mercy
Prison Board of Labor Commission
Rawling
Diaz in Mexico City health status clarified
Reports that former president Diaz is seriously ill were denied in Mexico City today. Diaz is described as in good health. The item notes related wire service contact and mentions daily Hanson specials on ice cream and cold drinks.
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Diaz
Paris
Mexico City
Dias
Hanson
Husband praises wife. she inherits thrice since marriage
A man extols his wife's love as growing each year while a second voice notes the wife has received three inheritances since their marriage. The exchange reflects a domestic dialogue on affection and wealth.
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Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
ANS. L. KR
Tyron
Help
Capel Commercial Co
Sherman Ce
Pagts
Sands
Carey Ave
Ants Guilt
Sensonatio Donti
Jessie Root Jenkins
Mr. Ross
Colorado
Raspberries
Kelly's
the Tribune
Kelley Mercantile CO
16Th
Capitol Ave
Sherman Co
Stevenson
Boyd’s Cash Market and Grocery
LEGO
Washington
OYD
Mr. Man
J. T. Boyd
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