Cheyenne Society Notes Highlight Club Meeting and Weddings
The Hekp Qne Another club met at Mrs A B Fox s home on East Tenth street with twelve members attending. A luncheon was served by Archana Eva assisted by Hazel Fox and Genevieve Thomas. A future meeting is planned with Mrs A J Lares at 1715 House street. John L Thomas and family hosted a thirtieth wedding anniversary dinner for Chas hixes and family with many relatives present. A high school graduation reception was announced for Keefe hall tonight as the Clans of 1910 close. Amy Christian, a Cheyenne cook and teacher, will move to Philadelphia for a chemist position. Cenera Fisher Girele No 3% Lac Qles meets at 7220 o clock Friday evening at the A U W hall. Mabel and Tua McAdam and Winifred Young guests enjoyed a skating party hosted by Florence Sperry on Baast Twenty first.
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Archanieva
Mise Hazelox
Genevieve Thomas
Misa Wolcott
Denver
Thomas i
Myre
A. J. Lares
House Street
John L. Thomas
Thomas
Chas Hixes
Cheyenne
Charles Thomas
Mya
Charles Riggs
Corcorany
A. B. Fox
Katherine Richmond
J . M. Noyes
Hereford
Colorado
Genevieve
Grace Thomas
Hazel Fox
Frank Fox
Robert Thomas
John Thomas, Jr
Louis Thomas
George
Griffith Thomas
Martin
Owen
Howard Thomas
Cenera Fisher Girele
Lac Qles
G. Ay Ry
A. O. U. W. Hall
Mabel McAdam
Misa Tua McAdam
Potter
Nebr
Winifred Young
Baatiwell
Florence Sperry
Sparry
Paris Fashion Hunts Street Social Pageantry
A bustling social roundup describes Miss Sperry’s guests including Miss Eloise Fletcher and Miss Valentine Roberts, with Mr. Roy Dineen and others attending an afternoon reception hosted by Mrs. V. K. Hart. Notes of church meetings, teachers shipping to Colorado and Detroit, plus local society events.
Cottage on two lots for under a hundred dollars
A fragment notes a neat cottage with two full lots on W. 10th Street near Oliver, priced at about a hundred dollars, with contact by phone 574.
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Oliver
10Th St
State Humane Agent Reports May Work and Cruelty Cases
The State Humane Agent F. Bright, reporting to the State Board of Child and Animal Protection, details May work including 47 children handled, 27 boys and 20 girls, 14 horses handled, and 2 ordered out of harness. One cruelty case against George Johnson, fines of 26 dollars and costs. one case of a woman using profanity before children, thirty days in jail. public school smoking complaints in Douglas, with 24 boys searched and several items confiscated. Four officers appointed. visited Laramie, Rawlins, Green River, Evanston and Douglas. 1,420 miles traveled.
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Bright
State Board of Child and Animal Protection
Ildren
Boya
Horoes
Douglas
Keyennhe
Au “Plutfs
D. Honic
George Johnson
Banemeny
Reformatory
Lusk
Green River
Evanston
Laramie
Rawlins
Evenston
Reward Offered For A First Class Cook In Detroit Ad
In Detroit on June 2, J Segwalt offers ten dollars in gold as a reward for information leading to the discovery and employment of a capable girl or woman to do ordinary housework in a small family for six dollars per week with a good home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
J. Segwalt
Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promoted by Patient Letter
A Chicago woman Mrs William Rubens endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She cites relief after inf lammation and health strain from uterine issues and urges others to seek confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham's laboratory.
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Chicago
Pinkham
William Rubens
W. Dist St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham Laboratory
Lup. Mas
USA
Avery
Lydia
Mre
Lyan
Mase
City Briefs Report Local Legal and Property Actions
Local items note a deputy’s resignation and a quorum of odd civic mentions. A replevin writ for cattle tied to dipping expenses is discussed with state veterinary involvement and sheriff action. State land and city lots near Cheyenne slated for auction. A supreme court affirming district ruling in a Carbon county mortgage case is recorded. Marriage licenses issued, and Tom Jay sold a 3000 acre ranch north of Cheyenne with cattle horses and equipment valued near 25000.
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Wilfred O'Lewry
Mandamis
Weir
William R. Bryant
Carey
Avenue
Haa
John Bess P Milazzo
Cheyenne
Vis
Joy Roverte
Los Angeles
Cali
Replevin
SmithMilerness Clark, Riner and Clark
P.Q Ranch
Hughes
John D. Clark
R. P. Fuller
Supreme Court
District Court of Carbon County
J. F. Anderson
W. M
W. M. Englehart
Englehart
Harl Gregg
W. E. Dineen
Richard J. Williams
Della Rosa Gladwell
Golden Prairie
Milton B. Dean
Bridgeport
Neb
Bliss Maggie Caster
Ping. Blutts
Robert EB. Springfels
Misa Vesta EB. Ferrell
Gault
Cale
Jay
Tom Jay
Robert Davidson
Central Market
Panama Hat Seizure Tops Million in New York
Treasury agents seized over 1 million dollars worth of Panama hats in New York, held in bonded warehouses. The action, affecting about two thirds of the season’s supply, blocks shipments to wholesalers and retailers as investigations into importers’ books continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Panama
Jared,aecasion
Free Sample Offers Medical Relief for Ailing Men
An old newspaper ad promotes a free sample bottle of a stomach and liver remedy from Dr. Caldwell. It urges readers to send name and address to receive the sample, promising medical advice by letter and home delivery information. The piece cites unspecified beneficiaries and praises the product as a universal cure all for digestive and related ailments.
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Caldwell
Ike Ur
Wishern
Bycamore
Carrie Quiler
Notre Dame
South 4
Trvd
Bow
Gana
W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell Bulldine Sonica
Hurricane lashes Loyalty Islands in March wrecks
Belated dispatches report a March hurricane that devastated Loyalty Islands with all houses destroyed, coconut and banana trees swept away, and several ships wrecked. Only one crew member survived a coaster wreck, after a massive loss of life across the islands.
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Victoria
B. C
Loyalty Islands
Manuka
Australia
Paola
Wartalow
Three Men Killed in Quarry Blast in West Coplay Pa
In a premature explosion at the Lehigh Portland Cement quarry in West Coplay Pa three workers were killed and three others seriously injured. Three men are missing and feared buried under rock. Legal notice follows from Allen Laughlin disavowing debts by wife and daughters Ore and Eda Laughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Lehigh-Portland Cement Company
West Coplay
Questionable text fragment signals political freight rate debate
A garbled New York dateline references politics and freight rates, mentioning actions by the administration and a vote. The snippet shows erratic spelling and incomplete sentences, with no clear date, named individuals, or concrete outcomes to report.
Necklace of garbled text blackout
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Osdeloa
H. Micke
Avanlard
R m. Than
Peter
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Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Ethel Towar
Michigan
Ellis
Ac Sherman
Kamose
Palace Pharmacy
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Sherman Co
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Ore
Eda Laughlin
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Hampton’s Magazine
North Pole
Hampton’s
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Hamiron's
Hamp* Ton's
Hasiton
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Hampton
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Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
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