Delightful luncheon and social events noted in Cheyenne society
The report highlights a formal luncheon presided by Mrs. Verling K. Mart with about forty ladies, featuring floral decor, water colored place cards, and Ninth Cavalry orchestra music. It notes upcoming gatherings by the Willing Workers Society, the Mystic Maze group, and the Ladies Aid Society, plus visits by Harry Henderson Jr. and Caroline Goble, and summer plans of local teachers and residents.
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Ninth Cavalry Orchestra
Fort Russell
Hart
Musical program at Congregational church for Children’s Day
An elaborate musical program for Children’s Day at the First Congregational Church begins at 11 tomorrow. The concert features an orchestra performing works by Mendelssohn and Mozart and includes recitatives and choral pieces by Mrs. Rockwell, with Boys’ Singing Society and noted soloists and violinists in the roster.
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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
Modern Woodmen members call meeting for Memorial Day services
All members of Modern Woodmen of America are asked to attend a gathering at the A.O.U. hall next Sunday, June 11, at nine o'clock in the morning to participate in Memorial Day services.
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M. Wi
Modern
Woodman
America
Sherman County Fae Wan Paper Noted Anew
A fragment from a Sherman County page mentions a Fae Wan Paper with unclear context yet signals continued local reporting. The brief item appears in a rural paper fragment, leaving details sparse but indicating ongoing coverage.
Federal takeover of cattle tuberculosis tests announced
The United States Bureau of Animal Industry will conduct all tuberculin tests for cattle kept for breeding and dairy use, replacing state control. The change, effective the first of the month, ends fees paid by owners and places supervision with Dr DeFousett in charge at Hammond Packing near Cheyenne, under veterinary oversight.
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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
Local notice lists fishing tackle shop Coit Ellis at 208 West 17th Street. Details unclear due to OCR but identifies a retail listing for angling gear in the area.
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Coit— Ellis
Pastors Seek Mayor Action Over Liquor Sales in West End
A quartet of Cheyenne pastors met Mayor Cook in his city hall office to urge action to curb liquor sales in the tenderloin district. The four clergymen included Rev. Frank L. Moore, Chaplain George Stull, Rev. W. M. Nelson, and Rev. Rollin B. Ayers, with the latter heading the State Anti Falcon league.
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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 Pure Food Commission to Probe Bulk Catsup Use
The Wyoming Pure Food Commission met in Laramie and issued an order for a June 1 meeting in Laramie to examine the use of bentonate 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 all 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 spacious rooms
An appealing residence on a full lot offers seven rooms and a bath in a sought after area. The listing notes a large pine pantry and a private yard near 220 West 10th, Ga and torma.
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Ciy
Prive Ga. & Torma
City Briefs and Local Notices Highlight Community Events
The page lists a series of short items: Mrs Glafcke advertises flowers and rural work on Carey Avenue. a clothing sale for Ladies' Waists and Vests. Gibson Raider's Photos at Skimits Studio. Fossil Wyoming Wool Growers club incorporates. G O Latham returns from California to Iron Mountain then Cheyenne. Baptist Church announces services with Chaplain Stall and Rev Ayres. Troubadours to perform at Elks Home. Port Russell athletic meet with service members competing in events. Attorney Lonabaugh meets Land Board at the state capital. Governor Brooks and the Lemay family headed to their summer home near Caspar. Sherman Co advertises Bun Proof Paint.
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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 Names New Teachers in Session
The school board appointed forty six teachers for the upcoming term with forty remaining in the same positions. Anlee Dobbin Minnie T. a man K. Dyer Maui Chap Peterson and Hesele B. named among the staff.
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T Ie Hegeboo
Ollowes Anlee Dobbin
Minnie Tl
K. Dyer
Maui Chap Peterson
Hesele B
FIMUING TACKLE AT ode Boss
Soa W. 7th BET mr.
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Fimuing
Ode Boss
Soa
Convict Confesses to Murder While In Custody
In Cal for trial, John Avery, serving five years for a Santa Rosa burglary, admits to shooting an unknown man in a box car at Spokane's Great Northern freight yards. The admission comes as he recalls a dead man’s face haunting him and challenges from a guard who initially doubts the tale.
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Fan Quentin
Cal
John Avery
Santa Rosa
Great Northern
Spokane
Avery
Janitor Murdered On Chicago Block
John Larson janitor of the Kent building was killed early today across from the Chicago board of trade. His charred body was found after a fire did damage to the structure. Authorities believe Larsen was beaten and then a fire set to the sleeping apartment to cover the crime. An adjoining building reported an angry dispute with an unknown man who demanded money.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
John Larson
Kent
Larsen
Preavitus Larsen
Insurance on Sherman Co Treasurer's Life
In Chicago on June 2 Arthur Ford, treasurer of a cement company, had a $1,000,000 life insurance policy placed on him by Training at Sherman Co. The premiums are to be paid by the cement company to better protect those financially involved in the corporation.
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Corporation
Einsures
LIFE
Chicago
Arthur
Ford
al Cement Companys
Cement Company
Bing
California
Sunkist
Reo
Clark Street
Eae
Lion escapade at Portland show ends safely
A large African lion escaped from its cage during a St John suburb performance in Portland Oregon. Trainer John Isler entered the cage but failed to secure the door. The beast prowled through the tent and into the street before being recaptured with the trainer in pursuit. The lion, nicknamed an outlaw, had 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
United States District Judge Landis sentenced Nelson Gipin a government clerk to one hour in the county jail after he pleaded guilty to robbing the mails. The judge said a longer term could endanger others. Gipin's wife lies in a hospital where their baby was born three weeks ago.
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Chicago
United States District
Landis
Nelson
Gilpin
Johnsons Tors Chile in Sams Presence
Jack Johnson trained ahead of his exhibition by running 12 miles and sparring for six three minute rounds. Sam Langford attended the session with his manager, who said Langford wanted a chance to box the black champion.
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Sam
San Francisco
Jane
Jack Johnson
Johnagon
Sam Langford
Boston
Corbett Reports Jeffries Physically Strong Ahead of Match
Ben Lomom June 3. Corbett says Jeffries shows excellent condition after a nine mile run and pulley weights. Jeffries trained as Corbett prepares for their sparring bout next Tuesday. He says Jeffries is stronger and faster than in years past.
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Ben Lomom
Clif
Jeffries
Corbett
Jeffies
Jeff
Paul Arranges for Aviation Exposition and Meet
The Twin City Aviation Exposition company has filed articles of incorporation in St Paul Minnesota with authorized capital of 250000 dollars. The aviation meet will be held at the Minnesota State Fair Grounds June 22 to 25 with thirty thousand dollars in prizes. Participants include Gissin H Curtis Charles de Hamilton and Charles W Willard. Barney Oldfield will race a Benz in pursuit of a new world record. A movement to offer a purse for a flight from Chicago to St Paul has begun.
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Paul
St. Paul
Minn
Jao
Twin City Aviation Exposition Company
Hat
Mineyota Shire Fair Grounds
Windstorm Kills Russian Laborer and Wrecks Homes
A Colorado wind and rain storm toppled the house of Christopher Veach at Atwood, killing a Russian laborer who lived there. The wind also toppled J D Gil and Hghtnine struck a smoke house and damaged outbuildings. Sterling saw no damage as rain aids upland farmers.
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Sterling
Colo
Thiy
Christopher Veach
Atwood
Leo
D. Gil
Hghtnine
Chicago broker Walter Oliver dies after operation
Walter D. Oliver a top Chicago real estate broker and once called a youthful phenom died yesterday from heart failure after an operation. At 18 he reportedly earned 19000 dollars a year from a board of trade firm, marking early signs of his notable career.
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Chicago
Walter D. Oliver
Board of Trade
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Near Weekend
Washington June 2 Forcesat reports Wyoming will be fair and warmer Saturday and Sunday. Local data show 24 hour period to 6 p.m. June 4 with maximum 59 degrees and minimum 8 degrees and no precipitation. Palmer, Section Director.
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Washington
Wyoming
Palmer
River Bed to be Moved for Coke Ovens Project
An engineering effort started in Gary Indiana to shift the Grand Calumet river a quarter mile south to create space for United States Steel’s new coke ovens beside its blast furnaces. Dredges are digging the new river bed as part of the construction work.
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Chicago
Gary
Tid
Grand Calumet River
United States Steel Corporation
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Piblice
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Sherman Co
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