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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1912
Page
3
The article urges contacting alfalfa meal mill suppliers for catalogs and prices to boost farm income. It notes dairying hog and poultry as rising backbone in Trans Missouri agriculture and suggests expanding revenue by using alfalfa meal and better poultry care to fight lice, plus soil prep tips for plantings.
Local society events fill the weekend pages with hosting duties and celebrations. Mr. and Mrs. Monfort and Mrs. Freund entertain in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harris leaving for Denver on June 15. Two-year-old Mark Cox celebrates with friends and family. In Cheyenne, Vestals pass through after New Orleans, with Mrs. Vestal serving as national secretary of the Railway Mail Association Auxiliary. A quiet wedding unites Catherine M. Kilty and Charles M. Brown at the Kilty home, officiated by Father Duffy. A piano division reception for the Saturday Musical Club is planned next Wednesday at the Parish House. Master Lawrence Desmond marks his tenth birthday with red and white decorations and a large party. Various travelers depart for Denver, attend commencements, and visit relatives, while others travel to San Francisco, Des Moines, and Idaho.
Misse Mollie and Margaret Le hosted a refined five o'clock tea attended by numerous young socialites. The rooms overflowed with spring flowers and pink white decor. A six course menu featured pink and white tones with hand painted place cards and carnations as favors. Guests included Mabel Knight Ruth Nash Hazel Schmidt Clara Dodds Lucy Jeffords Jessie Large Teresa McInerney and more.
Fifteen girls attended a surprise gathering at the vestry root with Mrs. Rh W Warren the sewing school superintendent who departs for California. Mrs John McGill assisted. a rain disrupted the picnic at Minnehaha park so the group enjoyed an auto ride and a dainty lunch at Mrs Warren's home. Mrs WHI Kelly and Mrs Chivington oversaw the school in Mrs Warren's absence and the girls prepared dusters holders and aprons before Miss Harriet Lund leaves for summer vacation visiting Greeley Kansas City Detroit and Pelican Rapids Minn
The bride wore champarte colored toilette and carried roses as she stood with bridesmaid sistor. Groom Mr War attended by Abe Iciomah. After a wedding breakfast, pink and white decorations graced the event. The couple plan a short trip and will reside at 916 East Twenty third Street after June 20.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rossman and family and Mrs. Y. Heard and Mr. and Mrs. Harold England drove to Denver on Friday for Marian Rossman’s commencement at Denver University where she studies vocal music. They plan to return to Cheyenne tonight.
Inner Party Colonel and Mrs Omar Bundy hosted a dinner in honor of Colonel and Mrs A B Dyer. Carnations and wildflowers with pink and white tones created decor. Covers were arranged for Colonel and Mrs Dyer, Captain and Mrs Hamilton, Captain and Mrs Wescott, Lieutenant and Mrs Van Horn and the hosts.
Mrs James H Bryson hosted a bridge tea Saturday afternoon for guests including Mrs Dyer and Mrs Gilmour who are soon leaving. Lilac and other flowers decorated the rooms and tally cards bore floral designs. The gathering included a social hour after a lengthy menu and gentle service.
Artillery Bridge Club hosted Mrs Kilbourne and the Ar tillery Ladies at a Tuesday afternoon gathering with prizes won by Mrs de May and Mrs Wheeler. Tea at five followed a dinner party last evening honoring Lt Sloan. Flowers and red candles adorned the table.
A sensational ad promises a new ethine double strength preparation to remove freckles. It claims rapid, guaranteed results for sensitive skin and urges readers to obtain an ounce from first class druggists in Cheyenne.
Their rosy gleam and Japanese place cards directed the queue to their place, each guest finding a toy by the plate to be edible favors. Covers were laid for Captain and Mrs. Mitchell, Lieutenant and Mrs. Raborg, Captain and Mrs. Snyder, and Mr. Keenah of New York City, where Mrs. Sloan's mother and the hostess were present.
The item appears as a brief want ad blurb from The Sherman Company, noting Try It and mentioning Wyotoing and Janitas in a promotional context.
The article describes a large black hog valued for bacon, noting its popularity in England and limited desire here. It portrays the hog as long and deep-bodied with drooping ears and light shoulders, praising the bacon as fine and comparable to Timworth bacon.
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