Delightful afternoon events and society notes
A long luncheon hosted by Mrs. Verling K. Mart drew about forty ladies with bouquets, lace centerpieces, and water colored place cards. The Ninth Cavalry Orchestra performed and Mrs. Hart plans another similar entertaining event this afternoon. The Willing Workers Society held a meeting at Mrs. J. Benson's, with plans for a bake sale on June 21. The Mystic Maze club enjoyed needlework and a tea with red carnations at Mrs. Hainsworth’s home. Members of the Ladies Aid Society met at the Presbyterian church parlor with refreshments and a future meeting set for two weeks later at Mrs. Meldrum’s home. Several locals and visitors, including Harry Henderson Jr. and Miss Caroline Goble, were noted among upcoming summertime travels and visitors.
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Ninth Cavalry Orchestra
Fort Russell
Hart
Willing Workers Society of the First Baptist Church
Hainsworth
Mrk. Border
Mra
Rosehoom
Stn
B. BR
Sallie Fythe
Swah
Thomas Meldrum
A.W. Barry
Pred. Hansen
L. R. Ballenger
Sha’ Don
WH. Jensen
Mina Dotterer
Miss Piper
Mrs. Meldrum
Twenty-fifth Street
Musical program planned at First Congregational Church
An elaborate Children’s Day program is set for tomorrow at 11 o’clock at the First Congregational Church. The event features an orchestra with soloists Miss Chathering Chaplin and Mr. Priest Suesmann, and performances of works by Mendelssohn Mozart and others, with a Boys’ Singing Society contributing throughout.
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Congregational Chugh
Cerviers
First Congregational Church
War Mapfeh
Fo Mendelssohn
Priestiedrome Athalia
Marek Pontificale
Govnod
Marek
W. A. Mozart
Rockwell Boys
Memorial Day Memorial Meeting Notice
Members of the Modern Woodmen of America are asked to meet at the A O U W hall next Sunday June 11 at nine oclock in the morning to participate in Memorial Day services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Wi
Modern
Woodman
America
Fae Wan Paper Noted in Sherman County Records
A brief item from Sherman County notes a Fae Wan Paper entering local records. The clipping identifies the document name and county, with no further context provided.
Federal Tuberculosis Testing Takes Charge Of Cattle
The United States Bureau of Animal Industry will conduct all tuberculin tests on cattle kept for breeding and dairy use in the state. Previously tests were state run with fees paid by owners. The change, effective the first of the month, shifts cost to the federal program under Dr. DeFousett who oversees the Hammond Packing plant near Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern States
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Ds- Witlian-F. Pilaeging
Erar
Federal Bureau
Dr. Pileaging
DeFousett
Hammond Packing Plant
Cheyenne
Fishing Tackle at Coit Ellis 208 W 17th St
Fishermen visit Coit Ellis at 208 West 17th Street for a display of fishing tackle and gear. The brief listing notes a selection of rods reels and lures available to customers in a local shop setting.
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Coit— Ellis
Pastors Seek Mayor Action Over Liquor Sales in Cheyenne
Four Cheyenne pastors joined Mayor Cook in a private meeting at City Hall to urge action stopping liquor sales in the West End resort district. The petition details remained undisclosed, but the committee included Rev. Frank L. Moore, Chaplain George Stull, Rev. W. M. Nelson, and Rev. Rollin B. Ayers.
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Cheyenne
Tenderloin
West End
Cook
City Hall
Frank Li. Moore
First Congregational Church
George Stull
Eleventh Infantry
Fort Russell
W. M. Nelson
First Methodist Church
Rollin B. Ayers
League
State Food Board Examines Bottle Ingested Ketchup Issue
The Wyoming Pure Food Commission met in Laramie and ordered a June 1 meeting to study the use of bentoate of soda in bulk catsup. Commissioner Burke will preside, with referees Mrs Minnie Stone, Mrs Gibson Clarke, B G Johnston, and W W Holliday. The panel invites interested parties to attend.
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State Pure Food Commission
Laramie
State Pure Food
Burke
Minnie Stone
Laranie
Gibson Clarke
Cheyenne
B. G. Johnston
Cheyan
Attractive city home with prime location and 7 rooms
Town dwelling offering seven rooms and a bath in a setup with a hall. Describes a pine pantry and a full lot. Mentions 220 West 10th and notes private access or features in Georgia area.
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Ciy
Prive Ga. & Torma
City Briefs and Local Social Items Highlight Cheyenne News
Local notices include Mrs Glafcke selling choicenut flowers and ladies waists at 1815 Carey avenue with prices listed. Fossil Wyoming Wool Growers club files incorporation. Mr and Mrs G O Latham return from California to Iron Mountain then plan to go home. Baptist church services announced with speakers from Fort Russell. Troubadours to perform at Elks Home Tuesday June 7. Port Russell athletic meet features tugs of war dash relay high jump and more. Governor Brooks to summer home near Casphe. Bun Proof Paint at Sherman Co.
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G. O. Latham
Iron Mountain
California
Cheyenne
Baptis
First Baptist Church
Fort Russell
Rollin FL Ayres
Elks
Styron’s Troubadours
Elk's
Pield
Port Russell
Land Board
BR. Lonabaugh
Shewe
B. B. Brooks
Public School Board Appoints Teachers for Next Session
The school board approved staffing for the upcoming term, listing forty six teachers with names including Anlee Dobbin Minnie tL a man K. Dyer Maui Chap Peterson and Hesele B.
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T Ie Hegeboo
Ollowes Anlee Dobbin
Minnie Tl
K. Dyer
Maui Chap Peterson
Hesele B
FIMUING TACKLE AT ode BOSS
Not enough readable details to identify people, places, or events. The fragment mentions a tackle and names Soa W. and a date in July but lacks clear context for a coherent summary.
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Fimuing
Ode Boss
Soa
Convict Confesses Murder In Hazy Train Yard Tale
In Cal, June 4, John Avery a prisoner at the local jail recalls a past incident. He says he shot and killed an unknown man in a box car at the Spokane Great Northern yards while serving a five year burglary sentence from Santa Rosa. The guard doubted the confession at first.
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Fan Quentin
Cal
John Avery
Santa Rosa
Great Northern
Spokane
Avery
Janitor killed in Chicago block fire across from board of trade
John Larsen janitor of the Kent building was killed in his sleeping apartment across from the Chicago Board of Trade. His charred body was found after a fire did damage to the structure. Police noted he was beaten before the room was set ablaze and an unknown man had demanded money earlier from a nearby building.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
John Larson
Kent
Larsen
Preavitus Larsen
Sherman Co Treasurer Insurance Secures $1,000,000 Policy
In Chicago on June 2 Arthur Ford, treasurer of a cement company, obtained life insurance totaling $1,000,000. The premiums are covered by the cement firm to protect those financially tied to the corporation.
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Corporation
Einsures
LIFE
Chicago
Arthur
Ford
al Cement Companys
Cement Company
Bing
Lion Escapes at Portland Show Recaptured by Trainer
A large African lion escaped from its cage during a St John animal performance in Portland Oregon. Trainer John Isler acted quickly but the beast slipped past the door before being recaptured after a circuit through the tent and into an alley. The lion, known as an outlaw, recently injured a keeper.
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Portland
Ore
St.John
Thipelty
John Isler
Treiner
Isler
Hour in jail for robbing mails in Chicago case
United States District Judge Landis sentenced Nelson Gipin a government clerk to one hour in county jail after he pleaded guilty to robbing the mails. The judge said a longer term could mean death to someone else. Gipin's wife lies in a hospital as their baby boy, born three weeks ago, is cared for.
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Chicago
United States District
Landis
Nelson
Gilpin
Johnson Spars with Langford in San Francisco Exhibition
Jack Johnson boxed six three minute rounds with sparring partners and did road work in anticipation of tonight's exhibition. He rode in his new car and, with Sam Langford in the audience, his manager said Langford hoped to challenge the champion but Johnson chose not to issue a challenge tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
San Francisco
Jane
Jack Johnson
Johnagon
Sam Langford
Boston
Corbett Says Jeffries In Peak Form For Sparring
Ben Lomom June 3 Jeffries completed a nine mile run and pulley weight routine then fished in the afternoon. Corbett, training for a sparring match with Jeffries next Tuesday, says Jeffries is in exceptional condition with wind strength and power rivaling his earlier days.
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Ben Lomom
Clif
Jeffries
Corbett
Jeffies
Jeff
Paul Arranges for Aviation Meet in Twin Cities
The Twin City Aviation Exposition Company files incorporation in Saint Paul Minnesota with capital stock of 250000. An aviation meet is planned at the Minnesota State Fair Grounds from June 22 to 25 with thirty thousand dollars in prizes. Participants include Gistn H. Curties Charles de Hamilton and Charles W. Willard. Barney Oldfield will race against aeroplanes in his Benz for a new world record. A movement seeks a purse for a Chicago to St. Paul flight.
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Paul
St. Paul
Minn
Jao
Twin City Aviation Exposition Company
Hat
Mineyota Shire Fair Grounds
Wind Wrecks House Kills Russian Laborer in Colorado
A heavy rain and wind storm near Sterling Colorado blew over the Veach house at Atwood and killed a Russian laborer refitting there. The wind also toppled a barn owned by D Gil and Hghtnine struck his smoke house, with minor damage to nearby outbuildings. No damage reported in Sterling as rain aids upland farmers.
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Sterling
Colo
Thiy
Christopher Veach
Atwood
Leo
D. Gil
Hghtnine
Broker Bead Who Was Youthful Phenomenon
Walter D. Oliver a leading Chicago real estate broker died yesterday from heart failure after an operation. He began his career in business early and at age 18 reportedly earned a salary of 19000 a year from a board of trade firm in Chicago.
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Chicago
Walter D. Oliver
Board of Trade
Weather report for Washington June 2 Wyoming forecast
For Wyoming the forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions Saturday and Sunday, with local data showing a maximum of 59 degrees and a minimum of 38 degrees. No precipitation reported. Palmer, Section Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wyoming
Palmer
River bed moved for United States Steel coke oven site
In Gary Indiana a project started to shift the Grand Calumet river drift a quarter mile south to clear space for new coke ovens to be built by United States Steel. Dredges are digging the new river bed as part of the operation.
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Chicago
Gary
Tid
Grand Calumet River
United States Steel Corporation
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Occidental College
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Tim
Warrent
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Sherman Co
Bureau OF Animal Industry
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England
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Calais
THAGH
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Stace B. Cuttin
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