Hospital Aid Society Meeting Set for June 3
In the realm of women the Hospital Aid Society will hold an important meeting Monday afternoon June 3 at the Carnestelibrary. Officers will be elected and all members are urged to attend. Mrs Fred M Miller hosted a bridge club gathering Friday with three tables and guests 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 Beauty course ten was served at five o'clock.
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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
Jewish Ladies Circle Card Social at O U W Hall Sunday
The Jewish Ladies Circle plans a card social and dance Sunday evening at the O U W hall. A business meeting was held Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. William Myers home and drew a large attendance.
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O. U. W. Hall
William Myers
Mission Circle meets with Mrs Whipple presidents absent
The Congregational Mission Circle gathered Friday afternoon with Mrs W L Whipple, Mrs J A Riner presiding in the president's absence, Dr Ellen Werlaufer leading devotions, and Mrs Fiske presenting a paper on Con fu cianiam. Miss Diehl sent a letter read by Mia Moore as Milas Dish spoke of mission work in China and her Cheyenne stop en route. 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 at Rees home
Mr John Rees and Mrs McAlile entertained the Presbyterian Aid society Friday afternoon. Lilacs filled the rooms as vice president Dr W C Mentzer presided. A social hour and elaborate refreshments followed, hosted by Mrs Ford. Attendance noted as twenty one or more.
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John Rees
St Mark's Guild Holds Profitable Work Meeting
St Mark's Guild and The Guild of St Mark's conducted a productive work meeting. The event was reported with emphasis on its profitability and organizational focus. The notice references the Sherman Co. Dyeing and bleaching operation at Mrs. Ligier's, 411 West 19th, phone 17-W.
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Guild of St. Mark's
Mra. Ligier
Social Afternoon Pause With Retreatments Served
The excerpt describes a Friday afternoon gathering at which work paused and Mesdames Whittaker Voorhees and Jolitz organized retreatments for the guests.
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Ish
Mesdames Whittaker
Voorhees and
Jolitz
The Gallant Lady and the Inner Guard
A discussion on the value of inner resolve for girls, stressing self discipline, honor, and courage. It praises Kate for ready help and sympathy, noting true protection comes from a steadfast purpose that endures ridicule and opposition.
Sanitary Ice Sold At 30 Cents Per Hundred
Cook Bros Co advertises sanitary ice at thirty cents per hundred and provides phone contact number 197 for orders.
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Cook Bros. Co
Sanitary
Cock Bros. Co
The Wyoming Dry Farm Tale of Steam Plows and Progress
The piece profiles dry farming near Cheyenne Wyoming with vivid scenes of a steam plow in action, cook wagon support, and water wagons. It argues dry farming grows Cheyenne and provides strong, resilient farmers who endure harsh winters and build a thriving agricultural future.
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Heck
Kegbert
Wyo
Cheyenne
Pine Bluffa
Kansas
Wyoming
Old Cheyenne
Buch
Democratic delegates weigh New York path to victory
A New York Democratic League pamphlet argues New York must carry the state to win the national election. It criticizes the current New York City organization, highlights independent voters as decisive, and endorses a candidate who is a genuine Democrat and proven administrator aligned with Jefferson and Lincoln ideals.
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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
A. H. Peterson of Chicago, who owns farms in ten states, acquires the J. M. Ginrich ranch of 4186 acres at Chalk Bluffs for 876000. He plans a stock breeding ranch with alfalfa cultivation and home on the property. The site has long been known to stockmen and has seen prior owners including Dr. Bennett and Sheriff Jack Elliott.
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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 kidneys and bladder. Pain in loins side back and bladder. Nabby appearance of the 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
Bee Hive Ad Promises Cheap Chewing Gum Deals
An old advertisement touts Wrigley’s Spearmint Pepsin California Fruit and Yucatan gum at two packages for one nickel, with a promotional line about the bee hive will hum today and a price of 200 per hundred.
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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
Kate
Missouri
Thuokey's Department Store
Truckey's Department Store
John Drew
Sald
Sodom and
Gomorrah
Philadelphia Record
Cheyenne Creamery Company
Cheyenne Merchant
Boowt
Industrial Club
Mister Dry
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
W. Riner & CO
Joans
William Dubois
Herbert D. Gleason
First National Bay
Oral Directon
Ott Kieal Eatate
Platos
Mark A, Chapman
Central Ave
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