Beautiful Cheyenne Wedding at Bridle's Home
Clarence A Swainson and Catherine A Walsh wed at the bride's parents home in Cheyenne. Rev Father Hartmany officiated with Miss Margaret Walsh and Andrew Moeidel Jr as attendants. The couple plans a two week honeymoon to Denver Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City before settling at 714 East Nineteenth Street after July 15.
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Clarence Arthur Swainton
Catherine Agnes Walsh
Frank Tallmire
Shawyer
Father Hartmany
St. Mary's Cathedral
Margaret Walsh
Andrew KB. Moeidel
Swainson
Denver
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
East
Nineteenth
Cheyenne
Convent of the Holy Child
Gwalnson
Law Department
University of Michigan
Cheyene
Baldrich Justice Wedding Quietly Solemnized
Eugene Tyman Baldrich and Rachel Justice were married at six in the morning at the bride’s father E. W. Justice home in the National block. The Rev E B Brace of the First Methodist church officiated the ring ceremony attended by relatives and friends. The bride wore a traveling suit, and arrangements were simple due to economy and the circumstances.
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Mra
Heldrich
Colorado
Cheyenne
National Block
Baldrich
Union Pacific Coal Company
Nin Associates
BR. G. Bailey
Wauneta
Nev
C. K. Prince
Palmer
Neb
State Nurses' Association Annual Meeting Set in Cheyenne
The annual meeting of the State Nurses' Association will be held in Cheyenne Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Carnegie library. Mrs. T. J. Honneberry will preside in the absence of the president Miss Stoneman. All registered nurses in the state are invited to attend.
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State Nurses’ Association
Cheyenne
Carnegie Library
T. J. Honneberry
Miss Stoneman
Visiting List In Cheyenne To Grover And Minnesota
Mrs. W. D. Gochenour and two children from Glendive Montana visit relatives in Cheyenne and will travel to Grover Colorado to meet Mrs Gochenour’s parents. Mrs. T O Arsenault and Miss Catherine Billett of Minneapolis attend a wedding and will stay with the Tallmire family until July first. Mrs. R A Hopkins and daughter Dorothy have departed for Nebraska.
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High Uphoo
Denver
Seattle
W. L. Whipple
Cheyenne
C. B. Scott
Chidren
Bernice
Foster
Greenleaf
Kansas
A. Ferris
Minn Zella Ferrie
Perris
the Plains
Ferris
Rheyenne
Ben Laughlin
Enos Laughlin
Long Prac
Cal
Betelle Ferguson
Count City
J. A. Guthrie
Priday
Chicago
American Medical Association
Guthie
Chicago-Polyehnte
Yiel
W. D. Gochenour
Glendive
Montana
Frank Tallmire
Tallmire
Minnesota
R. A. Hopkins
Dorothy
Nebraska
Coterie Art Club Social at Mrs Finch Home
The Coterie Art Club will be entertained this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Al Finch of the Help One Another Club. Mrs. A. F. Lowe will extend hospitality at her home to the Help One Another Club this afternoon.
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Coterie Art Club
al Finch
A. F. Lowe
Woman's club notes from Ri. M. A. meeting
Mrs. Robert O'Brien hosted the Woman's club of the Ri. M. A. with Mrs. Fred Miller presiding. A war benefit social and Memorial day committee reports were given, ten graves decorated, and $5 donated to the general federation memorial for furlough houses in France. An event is planned for June at Mrs. Hubert Archer's home. Officers elected: President Mrs. L. R. Ty non, Vice President Mrs. W. E. Hinrichs, Secretary Mrs. R. H. Dutcher, Treasurer Mrs. A. J. Miller. A pleasant social hour followed with refreshments served by Mrs. Hinrichs.
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D. A. Th
PD. A. R
Fd Nash
Robert O'Brien
Woman's Club
Ri. M. A
W. E. Hinrichs
Tes
Fred Miller
Airs. Miller
Sodal
General Federation Memorial
Purlough
France
Hubert Archer
Red Cross
State Federation
L. R. Tynon
W. E
Church Circles Anns Gelion Meeting With Governor's Mannion
A church circle meeting is planned for this afternoon with Mr. Frank and residents of the governor's Mannion district. The event aims to discuss community concerns and local affairs.
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Anta
Gordon W
T. OU
Mr. Frank & Hous
Governor's Mannion
Ancient beggars moved from Juarez church to asylum
In Juarez Mexico on June 5 ancient beggars who live near the city church will be relocated to an asylum formerly Villa's packing plant for slaughter. The charity federation of Juarez akin to the Associated Charities in El Paso has assumed care for these disabled mendicants who begged in front of the church and were casualties of revolutionary battles.
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Villas
Juaturz
Mex
Old Mexico
Cote
Tileslon Church
Villa
Comprtesian of
Juares
Charition
el Paso
Influx of 100 Familiar Stock Arrives in May
The state veterinarian issued inspection certificates for migrants importing stock. About 100 families arrived in Wy ming in May, most via the Burlington and Northwestern railroads into the Cambra section of the wale.
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State Veterinarian’s Office
Burlington
Northwestern
Cambra
Wale
How Groups in England Encourage their Men
A British navy officer and companions visit two cable-boat operations on the Thames to boost funds for the National Milk Heaters for the Poor. They organize a week of fund-raising events at a hotel, including a gramophone party, costumes, games, and a gambling night to support submarine workers.
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Epgline
Dixon -Scoit
Menter
Derlaral
Deco Srolt
Pixes Scott
Mra D
Mr. Wison-Scott
England
Dixon-Scott
Kate
Katherine
S& Short
Truancy at Camp Lewis Triggers Army Lesson
A private at Camp Lewis attempted to extend furlough by truancy, prompting the army to note day by day methods are ineffective. The incident began with a telegraphic plea from a father asking for a ten day furlough extension, signed Private Plank, followed by a telegram from a physician confirming the father’s illness.
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Camp Lewis
Wash
Camp
Lewi
California
Plank
Sying Urvete Uigek
Fragmented Military Memoir Sketch From Damaged OCR
A garbled OCR passage describes a captain, a private, and a secret service agent. It mentions a telegram about a return from furlough and references a kitchen police allotment. The text hints at misconduct and a disciplinary investigation with military authorities.
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Secret Service
Jearueal
Tran
Dad
Bink
Military Authoritim
Hlank
May Wyoming cattle imports total 35 000 head report shows
The state veterinarian records indicate 35 000 cattle entered Wyoming in May with 82 240 range animals and 629 dairy stock. Most range cattle moved from pastures to markets after a summer decline. The cattle were largely two and three year olds with some older steers. About 25 000 came from Texas Arkansas New Mexico and neighboring states via the Denver market. Roughly 4 000 arrived from the Omaha market and 25 dairy animals were Holsteins and Jerseys shipped to the state. Immigrants and work animals totaled 495 brought by prospective settlers.
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Wyoming
Ae Texas
Arkrons
New Mexico
Denver
Omaha
New York City Reutilizes Decorations Materials Amid Shortages
In Gehy New York on June 5 the recovery of clothing in Germany spurs an order urging municipalities to negotiate for the reuse of materials from decorations, aside from the Berlin Tareblatt. The imperial clothing board denies city requests for clothing deliveries and country children shipments due to scarce supplies. Worn footwear and leather may be sold only to designated boards for shoe supply, and leather goods such as trunks boxes hats helmets saddles and knapsacks face limits.
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Gehy
New York
Germany
Berlin
Imperial Clothing Board
Imperial Beard
Riverton Rail Yards Show Intense Activity Near Town
June reports from Riverton describe bold rail yard activity with two new Star drilling outfits and a puller being unloaded. About ten car loads of material head to Riverton refining tracks while one drill goes to Maverick Springs and another to Pilot Butte. The Minolta pipeline crew works between Pilot Butte and Riverton as roughly twenty drills operate nearby. A Sand Draw bogan well test indicates possibly double the heavy output, suggesting potential gasoline production around a thousand gallons daily with proper equipment.
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Riverton
Riverton Refining Company
Maverick Springs
Midwest Refining Company
Pilot Butte
Minolta
Bogan
Sand Draw
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John Chaplin
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Jenninger
John Connelly
Capitol Avenue
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Washington
Lima Beans
Toledo
Hinde
Binghamton Press
Charley
Maghanion Press
John Skelton Williams
Congress
Uae
Cilzens
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
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