Social events of local clubs and churches noted
Notices show the M B A board social at Fraternal Hall and a Mu Beta Club meeting rescheduled to June 14. Win One Club of the Methodist church hosts a ten cent bazaar and social from 8 to 10 pm. Philatheas of the Baptist church plan another social in three weeks. A detailed program from a club entertainment includes music and readings. South Cheyenne W C T U met at South Congregational church with prayers, readings, and a flower mission report followed by refreshments and a small gift for three ill people.
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Methodist Church
WL. T. U
South Cheyenne
South Congregational Church
Gilliam
The
Flower Mission
Cotchell
Gillam
National Flower Mission
Piper
Willing Workers Postponed and Church Activities Noted
The Willing Workers meeting set for today is postponed one week to Friday June 14 in the church parlors. The Guild of St. Mark's holds a business meeting and officer election at the Farish house this afternoon with Mrs. Kent Mrs Barber and Mrs A K Smith hosting. Sunday June sixth will mark Children’s Day at the Methodist Sunday school with an interesting program. Mrs FE R Breisch Mrs A T Mackley and Mrs BL Avery hosted the Methodist Ald Society Thursday at Mrs Breischs home. Lace decor lit rooms and the gathering contributed to a pleasant event despite bad weather, with the group pledging 500 toward the usual business.
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Guild of St. Mark's
Farish House
Mra. Kent
Mre Barber
A. K. Smith
R. Breisch
A. T. Mackley
Avery
Methodist Ald Society
Sage tea for gray hair kept golden by grandmothers
Old time wisdom shines as sage tea is praised for preserving hair color and health. The note contrasts grandmothers use with modern Wyeoth’s and Sulphur Hair Remedy marketed as a superior tonic and color restorer for aging hair.
Hotel Arrivals List Read Like Regional Travel Directory
A long hotel arrivals list catalogs guests by destination, with numerous names and places across the United States. The record names individuals and family groups from cities including New York, Reno, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Omaha, and Denver again, among others, with several couples and partial addresses.
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A. L. Hartman
Burns Threat and Gompers Darrow Charge
The report details Burns vowing to take action against Gompers if possible with Darrow at his side. District Attorney Fredericks says if Turns targets Gompers that is Turns’ business, not the state’s, while arguing the charges against Gompers and Darrow remain. Bert Franklin testified for the prosecution admitting bribery in the office of Special Government Prosecutor Over Lawler.
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Pers. Ur
Turns
Gompers
Darrow
Bert Franklin
Ovear Lawler
New Mexico House Reverses Vote, Elects Fall to Senate Seat
In Santa Fe on June 6 the House ended a raucous session after blows were exchanged and order restored by the sergeant at arms. It voted 25 for Albert Fall to succeed himself and 2 for Speaker Baca while 22 members, all Democrats and most progressives, abstained. The Senate joint session then declared Fall elected to a six year term starting March 1913.
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Santa Fe
N. M
House
United States
Albert Fall
Baca
Senate
Fall
New Lodge For Cheyenne Promises Fresh Rituals and Trials
A Cheyenne lodge introduces a new order for living members only, naming Sagamore as a goal. Selection uses white beads and three black beads to reject. initiation includes trials and torture chambers to prove merit and cheerfulness, with funerals left to dead-care orders.
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Grand Council
The State Lecher to the Want Ad medium of Wyoming
A terse note in the Wyoming paper hints at a provocative change in classified advertising. The line suggests exploring new approaches or taglines to attract readers and sellers, signaling shifting editorial or commercial aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Silent Recitation Curfew Quote From New York Telegram
A short quotation from the New York Telegram notes a silent recitation about a curfew. The exchange discusses a favorite recitation and implies a moment of restraint as the curfew remains silent tonight.
Fragmentary Courier Journal quote on caution at sea
A Louisville Courier Journal fragment quotes cautionary remarks about potential danger at sea. It mentions paying the captain a dollar for extra care and references a dangerous coastal or maritime scene with uncertain details.
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Louleville Courier-Journal
New Paragraphs Echo Townsfolk Banter on Education
Local readers share humorous exchanges about education and college output. A witty verse from Puck in The State Leader highlights the tension between practical work and scholarly attainment, mentioning a student and his progress while critiquing colleges.
Popcorn Smell Sparks Gentle In Town Scene
In a town scene a farmer’s son and his companion ride in a buggy near a popcorn vendor. The girl compliments the aroma and the young man grins that they should move closer so she can enjoy the scent more fully.
Statewide appeal for flag day celebrations in Wyoming
A 19th century call urges a flag float over every home and public building on Flag Day June 15 in Wyoming. The message notes June 14 1777 as the date of the flag’s formal adoption and compares patriotism to church spires, urging parents and teachers to instill national ideals in youth. The letters bear Leon C. Hille and Fred B. Sheldon as president and secretary.
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Commonwealth
Congress
America
Wyoming
Leon ¢.Hille
Fred B. Sheldon
Sanitary Ice at 30 Cents Per Hundred
Cook Bros Co offers sanitary ice at thirty cents per hundred. Phone 197 for orders and deliveries.
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Sanitary
Cook Bros. Co
Clairvoyant Mme Winterroh Promises Guidance and Success
An advertisement extols Mme Winterroh as a conscientious clairvoyant and high class medium. It urges consultation to calm grief, revive ambition, and guarantee success, with parlors at 212 1-2 West Seventeenth Street in the K P Block. The piece also notes teachings of personal magnetism and medium development.
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West Seventeenth Street
K. of P. Block
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Clarence Harris
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Pinno Solo
Susan Brelach
Trumbull
Rock River
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Methodist Sunday School
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Leads
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Meadow Springs
George Williams
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May Dempsey
Mise Lille Miller
Horse Creek
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Ethel Dunn
Ednn Moree
Denver
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Matamore
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Ellsworth
Lone Rock
Wis
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C. Jackson
H. W. Lewis
Gee
J. leCalair
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G. Gyolton
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Ogden
Jack Woods
Onaha
John Green
Beranton
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Washington, D. C
Geo
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Loveland
Cole
T. C. Fohtin
Balt Lake
H. Coften and Son
Rock Springs
Flemington W. Va
R.A. Olday
Omaha
Wesley Raxon
Homer Saxon
Riverton
Worth
John Deming
Ll. A. Broderick
P 3. Peterson
W, Fiein
Ava
J. MH. Skidmore
Albany
Chas
John Hibbert
O. C. Lyons
Carpenter
BE. H. van Antwerp
Yanktown
M. D
J. R. Richardson
Chas. Frink
Uheyeonne Chautauqua
Burns
U. S
Albert B. Fall
New Mexico
New Lodge
Cheyenne
New York Telegram
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Struckit Rich
Puck
Ade
Ende
Atlantic Tea Company
Moyune Tea Company
16Th St
the Atlantic Tea Co
10Th ST
Sherman Co
Mme. Winterroh
Kismet
Bridget
Professional Directory
Kinkhead & Mentzer
Attorneys-at-Law
Kroows
First National Bank
Hugo Donzelmark
Baerresen Bros
Keefe
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Chamber of Commerce Building
D. W. Gill
Central Ave
CLYDE
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F.ott Teal Estate
Pire Ins
Puneral Director
W. 16Th St
Carey Block
Wilfred O'Leary
Mark A. Chapman
Attorney-at-Law
West 10Th Street
John Charles Thompson
Bartlett Engineering Company
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Breanahes
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W. Riner & Co
Plains Hotel
Red
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William Duboml
Herbent K. Gleason
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