In the Realm of Women Hospital Aid Society Meeting
The Hospital Aid Society will hold an important meeting on Monday afternoon June 3 at the Carnestelibrary. Officers will be elected and all members are urged to attend. Mrs Fred M Miller hosted her bridge club Friday with three tables. Guests included Mrs Peabody Mrs Morton Mrs W K Jones and Mrs A D Cook. High scores went to Mrs Peabody and Mrs A J Miller. A five o'clock light course ten was served.
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Hospital Aid Society
Carneste Lbrary
Fred M. Miller
Bridge Club
Mrs. Peabody
Morton
W. K. Jones
A. D. Cook
Keabody
A. J. Miller
Kate
Cheyenne Creamery Company
Cheyenne Merchant
Boowt
Industrial Club
Cheyenne
Mister Dry
Jewish Ladies Circle Card Social at O W U Hall
The Jewish Ladies Circle hosts a card social and dance Sunday evening at the O U W hall. A recent business meeting at Mrs. William Myers home drew a large attendance with members and guests present.
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O. U. W. Hall
William Myers
Mission Circle Meeting Discusses Far East Work
The Congregational Mission Circle met Friday afternoon with Mrs. W. L. Whipple presiding in the absence of the President Mrs. Patten. Dr. Ellen Werlaufer led devotions and Mrs. Fiske contributed a paper on Confucianism. A letter from Miss Diehl was read by Mia Moore as Milas Dish, a missionary to China, shared experiences from Cheyenne and spoke on conditions in Japan and China. Twelve ladies attended.
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Congregational Mission Circle
W. L. Whipple
Mra
J. A. Riner
Mra. Patten
Ellen Werlaufer
Mre. Fiske
Japan
China
Pleasant Presbyterian Aid social and business meeting
Mr John Rees and Mrs McAlile ter hosted a Friday afternoon Presbyterian Aid gathering with lilacs in abundance. Vice president Dr W C Mentzer presided and the regular officers acted. A social hour followed with elaborate refreshments served by the hostesses Mrs Ford. Attendance noted as twenty eight or more.
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John Rees
St. Mark's Guild Holds Profitable Work Meeting
The St. Mark's Guild and the Guild of St. Mark's report a profitable work meeting held at the Par-Dutch Kalsemine. Sherman Co. Dyeing and Bleaching operated at Mrs. Ligier's, 411 W. 19th Br. Phone 17-W.
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Guild of St. Mark's
Mra. Ligier
Social Afternoon Tea Served by Whittaker Voorhees Jolitz
A late Friday afternoon gathering featured hostess Mesdames Whittaker Voorhees and Jolitz serving retreatments after work.
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Ish
Mesdames Whittaker
Voorhees and
Jolitz
The Gallant Lady and the Courage to Help
A discussion on how girls must cultivate inner guard and steadfast character to resist danger and ridicule. The speaker praises Kate for selfless aid and sympathy, illustrating gallant conduct as essential to daily life and moral growth. Missouri Aroma Strawberries ad at Thookey's closes the page.
Sanitary Ice Sold at 30 Cents Per Hundred
Cook Bros Co advertises sanitary ice at thirty cents per hundred. Phone 197.
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Cook Bros. Co
Sanitary
Cock Bros. Co
The Dry Farmer Orgy of Steam Plows Near Cheyenne
Kegbert Wyoming delights readers with a portrait of dry farming and steam plows on the Cheyenne frontier. The writer notes skeptical business leaders and praises dry farming as a future boost to Cheyenne’s growth and agricultural output. The scene features a steam plow, cook wagon, and water wagon amid wheat fields and early 20th century rural industry.
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Heck
Kegbert
Wyo
Cheyenne
Pine Bluffa
Kansas
Wyoming
Old Cheyenne
Buch
New York Democrats propose platform for balance of power
A New York Democratic League pamphlet argues that victory hinges on the independent vote, notes New York City Democratic decline, and urges a candidate with real experience, honesty, and true Jeffersonian Democrat values to win state and nation. It also references campaign tactics and current political dynamics.
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New York
Thomas M. Osborne
Democrats League of
New York State
Baltimore
Empire State
New York City
State
Democratic League
Jefferson
Lincoln
Chicago Man Buys Famed Ranch in Chalk Bluffs Colo
A Chicago investor, A. H. Peterson, buys the J. M. Ginrich ranch of 4186 acres near Chalk Bluffs for 876000. He plans a stock breeding ranch and alfalfa cultivation, moving his home there with 60 head of registered horses. The property, once developed by Dr. Bennett and linked to local stockmen, features reservoir works on Simpson creek and extensive improvements by Ginrich.
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Chalk Bluffs
Colo
A. H. Peterson
Chicago
J. M. Ginrich
Johnnie Roberts
Ginrich
Cr. CG. H. Bennett
Greeley
Roberts
Simpson Creek
Denver
Peterson
Jack Boyle
Tom O'Neill
Bennett
Jack Elliott
Williams Kidney Pills Offer Nervous System Relief
Have you overworked your nervous system and caused trouble with your kidneys and bladder. Pain in loins, side, back and bladder. Nabby appearance of face under the eyes. Frequent desire to pass urine. Williams Kidney Pills will cure you. Druggist price five cents. Williams Mfg Co Cleveland Ohio. For sale by A. E. Roedel.
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Williams
Price Fic
Williams Mfg, CO
Prope
Cleeland
Ohio
A.ef
Roedel
The Bee Hive Will Hum Today
Ad copy notes Wrigley’s Spearmint and Pep sin California Fruit and Yucatan gum two packages for one nickel per hundred Cock 197.
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Wrigley’s
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Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Presbyterian Aid
St. Mark's Guild
The
Sherman
Peabody & Nelson
Grocers
Missouri
Thuokey's Department Store
Truckey's Department Store
John Drew
Sald
Sodom and
Gomorrah
Philadelphia Record
Kelley Mercantile GO
Regal
Oxford
Joseph Wasserman
Carey Avenue
Professional Directory
Kinkhead & Mentzee
Attorneys-at-Law
First National Bank
Hugo Donzelman
Carey Brock
Wilfred O'Leary
Baerresen Bros
Architecta
Keefe
Wyowsleg
Chamber of Commerce Building
D. W. Gill
Heal Estate
Ranoches
Aive
Cheperne
Ntaling
Black the Bartlett Engineering Company
West 10Th Street
John Charles Thompson
Bresnahen
T. Blake Kennedy
Plains Hotel
W. Riner & CO
Insurance
Joans
William Dubois
Herbert D. Gleason
Mark A, Chapman
Central Ave
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