Women’s club program and society notices
The P E O Sisterhood met at the library for its monthly meeting with papers on Wonders of Wyoming and Early History of Wyoming and canalization. Exchange of home cooked delicacies followed, with good attendance reported. Also notes on Bridge Club, Jewish Ladies Circle, Presbyterian Aid Society and Baptist Willing Workers meetings scheduled for midweek and Friday.
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Pp. O. E
P. E. O. Sisterhood
M. H. Hartung
Wyoming
A. HD. Johnston
Local Club Activities Late Week Nears End of Season
Mrs I C Newlin hosts the Thursday bridge club this week Pythian Sisters host a card social this evening at K of P hall the last of the season Help One Another Club meets Thursday afternoon at 1014 E 16th St Ladies Auxiliary to the Fi of L E holds a 230 pm meeting at the A T U W hall all members requested present
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Tet K
P. Hall
Landell
16Th St
L. E
TU. W. Hall
Ice Cream and Cake Event By Woman's Relief Corps
The Woman's Relief Corps will serve ice cream and cake in City Park on June 4th, Flag Day. Proceeds support local veterans and community programs.
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Woman's Relief Corpa
Philathea Social at Baptist Church Parlor Tonight
The Philathea of the Baptist church will host a social in the church parlors this evening with a program, games and refreshments. Admission is 15 cents and all are invited for a cordial social. a good time is assured. Congregational Ald Society meets Friday afternoon with Meru H Jansen at 122 Hillside Street.
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the Baptist Church
Congregational
Congregational Ald Society
Meru
H. Jansen
St. the
Mesdamea
St Mark's Guild and WCTU Hostesses Meet
Mrs Swainson Mrs Moyer and Mrs Lill will host St Mark's Guild meeting at the Parish House Friday afternoon. The regular WCTU monthly meeting is this afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs G W Rockafield 622 West 21st St annual meeting with expected large attendance.
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Swainson
Moyer
Lill
St. Mark's Guild
G. W. Rockafield
West 21St St
How to be Certain or Curing Constipation
An article promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a cure for chronic constipation. It claims wide American support and invites readers to request a free sample by sending name and address to Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello, Indiana.
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Caldwell
Parente
Sacae
Wm. Dehiin
Coeur D'Alene
Emery
W. B Calwell
Washington &T
Monticello
Dictionary Lesson From a Faulty Letter
A narrator advises a boy to study spelling at home and learn to spell telephone after noting a poor orthography on the envelope of a fateful letter. The exchange underscores the importance of correct spelling.
Knowledge is power in farming and home economics debate
A rural plan questions moving toward professional guidance for farming and home management. Forty farmers would fund a $2,500 yearly farm director to assist with farming methods and household tasks, aiming to cut waste, improve diet, dress, and child care, and save billions in household expenses.
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Good Old North Star
Heing
Mary A. Whedon
Small Badger and the bail boys in Chicago News
A playful scene unfolds as a boy named Small Badger protests joining others, with his mother urging restraint. The piece captions a local tale from Chicago News about mischief and guidance, referencing the State Leader Want Ade as a helper at both ends, and a quirky line about three lines and many coats.
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Small Badger
Bigar
Chicago News
Want Ade
Charming patterns for girls and women dresses in gingham
Pattern descriptions list several early 20th century dress designs with sizes 14 to 42 inches bust, featuring tunics, frocks, and lounging pieces. Materials include gingham, linen, taffeta, and lawn with yards required ranging from 3% to 8% for various child and women’s sizes.
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Chambrey
Gulalit
Percaio
Simple Yet Practical Ladies Apron Pattern Design
A one piece bib and skirt design for ladies aprons in gingham percale denim lawn or alpaca. Includes sizes small to large with yardage 3 4 for medium 40 inch fabric. Also describes a dainty lingerie combination with corset cover and skirt using lawn percale or china silk with lace and embroidery.
How to Make Green Cucumber Sweet Pickles
Instructions describe salting medium cucumbers for days then soaking with boiling water to remove salt. A vinegar sugar spice mix is heated and poured over cucumbers, then jars are sealed. Includes a dialog snippet mentioning June Farmer's Wife and a trivia line about Columbus and America.
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Canada
Mamma
June Farmer
Cheyenne Business College Catalog Promotes Growth
An 1912 Cheyenne State Leader note drafts the Cheyenne Business College catalogue and compares it with the old edition. Editor J Barritt credits local press and business leaders for support, praising plans to raise Cheyenne’s profile and attract graduates to boost prosperity. The item closes with a local ad for Dyeing and Bleaching by Mt a Lipgler at 411 W 19th St and a line about Pure White Lead.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Cheyenne State Leader
Cheyenne Business College
J. Barritt
Classified Readers Seek Workers and Rooms Ad Audience
A reader group scans Situations Wanted Ads seeking workers while another reads Furnished Rooms to Let ads for housing. The text notes alert readers act on plausible offers or wants and to do business with you if your proposition fits.
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Lisle
Worth
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
L. BR. Tyson
Bridge Club
Mra
W. BE. Mullen
L. Whipple
G. Hopkine, Roberts
John Chaplin
Miss Hobbs
Jewish Circle
Schule
Eddy Street
The
Presbyterian Aid Society
Mra. J. W. Glafcke
Carey Ave
I. C. Newlin
Pythian Sisters
Philathea
W— Tr
Maxwell Street
Mrs. Rush Southgate Fay
Rush Southgate Fay
Ensign Fay
U.S. N
National
Eleanor Anderton
Frank Anderson
Pattern Department
Pitt
Farmer & Ranchman
Cheveane
Wye
Gibson
Tucker
Keing
Hood River
Kelley Mercantile
10Th
Capitol Ave
Sherman Co
Ameri
Columbus
Greater Cheyenne Business Institution
Mta
Ligler'a
19Th St
Sherman
Cheyenne Ice Co
Carey
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