Proper Dress for Summer in Town or Country
The article outlines stylish summer outfits suitable for both country and town wear. It features two skirt looks with silk and wool sweaters, including a pleated silk sports skirt with a blue silk sweater and a black plaid novelty silk skirt with a black wool sweater coat and blouse. It also highlights a Palm Beach cloth summer suit with a white crepe de chine blouse and a gray felt hat to finish the ensemble.
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Palm Beach
Rapid Growth Follows Favorable Wyoming Weather
Weather Bureau Wyoming week ending June 7 reports cool first half but overall favorable conditions. Day 68, night 45, extremes 86 and 25. light showers eastern districts. vegetation growth satisfactory. rye heading in locals, wheat improved, oats up though acreage small due to seed costs. corn acreage rising. rain needed in some southern areas. range excellent with livestock improving. calf crop fair to short where winter stock suffered, good where fed.
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Wyoming
United States Weather Bureau
Wyoming Alumni Scholarships Awarded to Local Graduates
Mr Worcester announced numerous scholarships for local high school graduates. A $50 Alumni Association of the University of Wyoming scholarship went to Elizabeth Moore, presented by Stanley Greenbaum, Cheyenne UW alumni president. Additional Honor Scholarships recognized top male and female students in the class.
Cheyenne High School honors graduates with multiple scholarships
Beatrice Stepp and Mary Garlock receive Colorado College scholarships for topClass standings. The Cheyenne College Club adds a $50 scholarship to Marie Walker. Valedictorian Beatrice Stepp and salutatorian Mary Garlock lead the diploma list, with diplomas presented by A. S. Jessup and William Storey.
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Beatrice Stepp
Paul Benson
Colorado College
Mary Garlock
College Club of
Cheyenne
Marie Walker
Worcester
Stepp
Garlock
A. S. Jessup
William Storey
J. S. Stubblefield
Salutatorian
Evelyn Boyce
Kathryn Bennett
Hilda W. Brown
Wilhelmina Evis
Gladys Foresman
Edna Fox
Sarah F
Davis Irene Gibbs
Garrie Goldfarb
Ruth Jones
Effie L. Lewis
Adeline Af, Lipson
Edith Marsh
Bertha Miller
Elizabeth Moore
Lauda Newlin
Ruth Griffin
Anna Jensen
Murriel Jones
Helen Nicolaisen
Helen Reid
Veda M. Scott
Sadie Sherman
Dora Veta Wynona von Kennel
Lois Temple
J. Paul Benson
Henry Bentson
Arnold Carlson
Harold Erickson
Howard Ericson
Lyman Ericson
Ernest Fitzgerald
Lawrence French
Archer Freund
Donald Fuelseher
Warren Hazebroad
Elmer Johnson
Arthur King
Earl Marsh
Frank Matusky
Dan Rees
Roy D. Rodin
Roy Stapleton
Charles A.welsh
William Woolston
Cecil Wolcott
Venereal Disease Leader to Speak at Cheyenne Meeting
The Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce will host Dr. J F O Donnell of Casper at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday night to urge a full time paid Wyoming state health department. Colonel M O Bigelow will discuss aviation progress and possibilities. Light refreshments will be served after the speeches.
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Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Temple
J.F. O'Donnell
Casper
O' Donnell
War Department
United States Health Department
Wyoming
M. O. Bigelow
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Cheyenne
Gambling raid荒 ends with multiple arrests
No. 1 Continued from Page 7 reports a gambling operation where a man claimed $290 but could only post a few chips as bond. Arrests included Johm Garey, John Miller, and Enoch Regle among others.
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Johm Garey
John Miller
Enoch Regle
Proper Summer Hiking Attire Favored by College Girls
Article notes that skirts are taboo for hiking and mountain climbing. It endorses bloomers, breeches, puttees, or trousers as proper wear. Describes a University of Utah exploration trip through New Zion National Park with eight figures and mentions visitors and celebrations tied to the park opening.
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Eocharming University of Uta
New Zion National Park
Ip. Wylie
Gatherine Levering
of Angeles
Cal
Annieshter
Wintoe
The
University of Utah
Nell Creer
Mildred Gerrard Ra
A. V. Peter
Poe Ra Te Ae
Vaneelba Dunyon
New Zion National
Prw
Moonshine raid leads to fines and bond in police court
Police court fined two men twenty five dollars each yesterday afternoon and released them after payment. Goddard remains on a one hundred fifty dollar bond for Monday’s appearance. Officers refuse to disclose how the moon shine liquor was obtained, noting a quart bottle and smaller bottles seized during the bust that also ended a gambling operation. The police described a small mirror in a drawer as part of an old trick once used by tron horns.
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Goddard
One Big Union Attack Prompts Racial Slur Controversy
The text notes Negro delegates denounced as select slurs during debate over federation reforms. The act ing chairman sustained objections to the language as speakers attacked craft unionism. A circulating appeal urged workers to join One Big Union, signaling a shift away from craft unions in Canada.
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James Duncan
Foundation Builders Track Cheyenne Apartment Foundation
Construction on the Cheyenne apartment building proceeds with the foundation about half completed. Carpenters build forms while cement fills the thick foundation, and bricks and other materials arrive daily. Trees have been removed to make room for the structure, and exterior work is hoped to start before cold weather.
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Cheyenne
Frontier Committee Plans Nighttime Cheyenne Decorations
At a Monday Frontier committee meeting Carl B. Luscombe of Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power was invited to discuss street lighting for the upcoming show. Last year’s arrangement will be reused with a diagonal layout using two strings, preserving effect while allowing extra decorations. Colored lights will appear in every street cluster, with a red top globe on each and two blue lower lights among white, as Capitol avenue featured previously.
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Cheyenne
The
Frontier Committee
Carl B. Luscombe
Cheyenne Light, Yuel & Power Company
Light Co
Capitol Avenue
Source of Bootleg Still Deep Mystery
Two men, Thomas Kelly and Thomas Clark, were fined $50 each in police court for regal possession of liquor. Neither man revealed the source of supply, baffling police, sheriff’s office, and the Internal Revenue Service. The revenue department searched two suspected locations but found no liquor. Both defendants paid fines and were released.
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Police Department
Sheriffs Office
Internal Revenue Department
Thomas Kelly
Thomas Clark
Kelly
Clark
Funeral Services for Mrs Robts Roberts Next Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Fred D. Roberts will be held at 2 o clock Sunday afternoon at the Sharry Bricker Brothers funeral parlors. Rev Newton M Temple will officiate with interment at Lakeview cemetery. She resided at Federal and died in a local hospital last Tuesday. Her husband and her father are in Cheyenne to attend.
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Fred D. Roberts
Sharry- Bricker Brothers
Newton M. Temple
Lakeview Cemetery
Leviathan Largest American Ship May Be Sold
Washington June 10 Bids for the sale of the Leviathan largest ship in American merchant marine will be opened June 30 by the Shipping Board.
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Washington
The
Shipping Board
On the Spur of the Moment and Miscellany by Roy Moulton
A collage of verse and anecdotal excerpts begins with On the Spur of the Moment by Roy Moulton, then wanders through brief quotes and wry observations. It tangentially reflects on medicine, history, humor, and social habits with pithy lines and rustic imagery.
Daniel Donahue Sr dies after cancer battle
Daniel Donahue Sr a noted ranchman of Little Horse Creek region died yesterday in Bayard Nebraska cancer was stated as the cause. He leaves seven children Dan Jr Clinton John and Frank all of Little Horse Creek residents Mrs Frank Case Mrs L G Leach of Baird Neb and Mrs Charles Johnson of Fremont Neb and his wife Mary Donahue. Funeral arrangements will be announced in Cheyenne.
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Daniel Donahue
Little Horse
Bayard
Neb
Cheyenne
Donahue
Jane, Wye
Dan Jr
Clinton
John
Frank
Little Horse Creek
Frank Case
L. G. Leach
Baird, Neb
Charles Johnson
Salt Creek Oil Flows 38000 Barrels to Casper Plant
Nearly 38000 barrels of oil are flowing from Salt Creek to the Casper plant via Midwest Refining pipelines. Production from three wells released by the interior department supports the increase, with the section 15 well yielding over 1200 barrels and an estimated total near 8000 barrels when fully utilized.
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Midwest Refining Company
Salt Creek
Casper
Department of the Interior
After-dinner Speaker Colonel House Puzzles Attendees
A fragment notes Colonel House as an after-dinner speaker to America and remarks he never says anything while a line about walls and creeks appears. The readable text is sparse and unclear.
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Colonel House
America
Dinner Stories Too Late in the Station
A weary suburban passenger collapses on a station seat after missing a train. A pompous station roaster asks if he tried to catch it, and the man retorts he only wished to chase the train out of the station.
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Mistress Roberts
Sweey
SS Borro
Roy K. Moulton
Dobson
Perley A. Child
Zachary Taylor
Bragg
Mappy
Gardner
Daniel Donahue, Sr
Eveready Daylo
of National Carbon Co., Inc
Byawaieo
MAZDA
Eveready
Long Island City
Life
Eveready Dayle
Eveready Day
Ular Auton
APN
T Mun. Sloan
Aing Placin
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