Frontier week hosts large visiting crowd in Cheyenne
A long list of visitors and residents attend the Frontier celebration in Cheyenne. Names include Marl H. Achneider and family, Miss Elisabeth Weir, Mr. and Mrs. Ball, Miss Mildred Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harvey, Mrs. Knight Stifl, and many others from Omaha, Ogden, Denver, Salt Lake City, Lincoln, and surrounding towns. The article notes multiple arrivals, stays at local homes, and trips to Portland and Colorado. several patients at St John's hospital recoveries are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee
B. F. Ball
Mayo Brothers' Hospital
Rochester
Minn
St. James
Mar. B. F. Ball
Denver
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
David
Twentieth
House Streets
Wayne Harvey
Fairfield, Neb
Frontier
J. M. Carey
Harvey
Dorothy Knight
Visiting List Details of Edith Walker Guests
Mrs Edith Walker from Denver stays with the J H Arp home and her uncle Harold England for Frontier. Mr and Mrs J W Griffin and daughter Milas Genevieve host Frontier guests including Mrs Bilen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Walker
Denver
Frontier
J.H. Arp
Harold England
J. W. Griffin
Milas Genevieve
Frontier Yet A’s Siter
Bilen
Y P B Meeting Discusses Prohibition and Piano
The Y P B of the W C T U met Tuesday evening at the reading room 1819 Capitol Ave with 24 present. Miss Ivy Jordan of Ogden Utah formerly of Cheyenne attended. Miss Mari Lawler played piano and Mr Fred Crabb spoke informally on prohibition. The Congregational ladies plan cafeteria lunch today in church parlors at Capitol Ave and 19th Street with Mrs D M Carley and Mrs FP Jobo in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Avenue
Ivy Jordan
Ogden
Utah
Chéyenne
Mari Lawler
Fred Crabb
Congregational
Nineteenth Street
D. M. Carley
FP. T. Jobo
American Girl Respite From Death Reported
A contaminated OCR fragment reports a resuscitation or reprieve for an American girl linked to Austrian authorities. The text is garbled and unclear but mentions New York settlement and a state department notice regarding attempts to escape military service. The passage references Rasten Bor and a U.S. watching for actions.
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Mies
Alicee Masaryk
New York
State Department
Weebington
Mierow
Prises
United States
London Women 100 Frivolous Unfit for War Observe
A Times letter condemns London women for frivolity while soldiers fight in France. It contrasts Parisian restraint with London's late dances and socializing. The writer laments mothers and widows promoting entertainments and questions the morality of those on leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
the Times
London
Sdance
Paria
Paris
France
Graia
Militia Head Cleared in Munition Contract Probe
The Meredith-Dull Royal Commission finds Gen. Sir Sam Hughes not responsible for government fuse contracts with American manufacturers. The piece argues women must support the war effort, urging sacrifice and moral character in officers and men to ensure victory.
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Sam Hughes
Alpine Comedy Burlesque at the Atlas
The Alpine Comedy Burlesque Co under Rich ard De Neviers presents a lively bill of specialty numbers at the Atlas today. The show features solo duo and trio acts plus a Scotch dance with De Reviere. Rooms 44 and 40 offer the venue, with changes in acts on Saturday and Sunday. Popular prices invite all to attend.
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Burlesque Co
Richard de Neviers
Richard de Reviere
the Atlas Today
Molly Make-Believe at Lyric Stars Marguerite Clark
Marguerite Clark stars in the Famous Play Paramaount adaptation of Molly Make-Believe at the Lyric. The story by Eleanor Hallower Abbott gained huge popularity as a gift book and magazine sensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Clark
Pawilion
Mlayere-Paramouynt
Eleanor Hallower Abbott
Molly Make
Waste in United States fuels massive timber byproducts
The Digest notes over forty eight thousand families in the United States generate waste such as sawdust shavings slate and other wood refuse totaling about 36 million cords annually. This could fill a half mile high stack on a 444 acre base or form a solid block a quarter mile on each edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mark Chapman Insurance and Bosses Notice
Fragmentary text cites Mark Chapman insurance and bosses at 19th and Carey Avenue with unclear details. No definite actions or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Chapman
Carey Ave
Will of Amos F. Eno Disputed in Probate Case
A Surrogate's court jury finds Amos F. Eno mentally incompetent when he drafted a June 1915 will leaving over 4 million of his 12 million estate to Columbia University. Contestants seek admission of a prior will. Beneficiaries include Pinchot siblings and Lady Antoinette Johnstone, with large potential adjustments to shares.
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New York
Amos F. Eno
Columbia University
John BH. Strndhfield
Art
Museum of Natural History
Society For Improving
Henry Lane Eno
Princeton
Henry C. Eno
Mary &. Pinecot
Pinehote
Enos Family Shares Revised Inheritance Totals
Prof. Eno to receive his portion while his son Amos R. faces a reduction from 1.5 million to 1 million. Other changes include Antoinette Wood to 350 thousand from 250 thousand, Mrs Florence to 250 thousand, William F. P. Eno to 600 thousand from 250 thousand, and Graves children Leontine and Antoinette each 125 thousand from 250 thousand. Also mentions a barber shop listing 729 with extended hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Eno
Amos R
Antoinette BE. Wood
Florence
William FP. Eno
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Marl H. Achneider
van Saceraree
Frank
St. John's
Marter Stuart Forsyth
R. B. Forsyth
St John's Hospital
Knight
George P. Knight
Mabel Knight
G. W. Rockafield
West Twenty-first Street
Héger Lanpold
Susie Woodmanses
Dennison
Elisabeth Weir
North Platte
William Lannen
Mildred Barton
Helen Langstrom
Omaha
William Jardine
H.l McCarty
Goldsmith
Mrs. van Gilford
John Mille
Boulder
McElroy
Egbert
R. H. Dutcher
Okey
Corning
Snively and McClurg
St. Joseph
Goff
J. M. Newman
Mrs. Foster
Jennie Large
A. J. Large
Milwaukee
Chicago
Kent Snyder
Eon Barton
Wheatland
F. H. Jones
Margaret Floyd
Kavane City
Floyd Huff
Maggie Coughlin
Laramie
Mollie Ingersoll
Mrs. Craig
Grace Rayner
Mrs
B. F. Guy
W. Guy Noll
Quincy
Inl
Bishopstone
Mrs. F
King
Portland, Ore
The
Knights of Pythias
Peter Jessen
Edna
Anna
Portland
Ore
Supreme Sessions of
California
New Post Toasties
Puss
Alice Mazaryk
Gaurty
Canada
Germany
Empire
Flanders
Gallipoli
Mesopotamia
Africa
Sir Sam Hughes
Lyric Theatre
ATLAS
Lyric Today
Wm. Meyers Dry Goods Co
Featuring
Tore Accomodating
Sherman Co
S. W. ST. Clair Union Barber Shop
Carey
Logan
Academy of the Holy Child
University of Wyoming
Mother Superiorn
J. A. Kirkpatrick Insurance and
Neal Estate
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
Capitol Ave
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