College Tea Delights Guests From Across the State
Miss Mabel Knight hosts a college themed tea for Miss Lucy Jeffers of Broken Bow Nebraska. The event features color coded pennants, nine tables with distinct college motifs, doll place cards, and a seven course menu enjoyed by a large guest list including Clara Dodds and Emma Hoffman.
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Mabel Knight
George P. Knight
Lucy Jeffers
Broken Bow
Neb
Clara Dodds
Miss Knight
Casly
Knight
Emma Hoffman
Louise Morty
Sheridan
Miss Hoffman
Jong
Houlves
Jessie
Sadie Large
Margaret
Mollie Lee
Ruth Nash
Katherin Dyer
Nell Tuft
Othy Bergersen
Kate Taylor
Nora Moody
Gertrude
Letitia Thompson
Marjorie Whipple
Catherine McDovitt
Teresa McInerney
Therena Cervantes
Fay Perry
Havel Schmidt
Anna Arp
Geraldine
Endorsed by Physicians Grape-Nuts and Postum Urged
A Los Angeles physician with forty years in teaching and practice extols Grape-Nuts as the best general health food for all classes and recommends Postum in place of coffee. He cites improved mental work, steady brain function, and digestive health, saying the products travel well and suit anyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pontum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Pkys
Woallville
Ryep
Reception and Piano Division event at Saturday Musical Club
The Piano Division of the Saturday Musical Club hosts an afternoon reception and music at Pariwh Town Hall. Elaborate decorations in yellow and white, musical melodrama Hiawatha by Mrs Rockwell and Mia Harrie, and refreshments promise a refined, celebratory event with Geeyenne’s musical organization urged to attend and support.
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Pariwh Tlowse
Farewell Tea for Mrs Harris at Methodlat Aid Society
The Methodlat Aid Society honored Mrs Clarence Harris with a farewell party on Tuesday afternoon. Guests at her home and at Mrs J P Jensen’s joined in a program of solos readings and a tribute from President Mrs Coachman, who presented a silver and porcelain casserole engraved with the inscription M B E 1912. The gathering closed with refreshments and warm goodbyes as Mrs Harris prepared to move to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kor
Harris
Methodlat Aid Society
Mra
Clarence Harris
Denver
Marrie Hae
Nociety
Thompson
Ladiga
J. P. Jensen
Mra. Harris
Mano Solo
J. F. Boweman
A. L. Putnam
Laramie
Coachman
Goodbys
Rev. Nelson
Marries
Merdamaes
Nelson
Conchiman
Millar
Dutcher
Armour
Wilson
Ferguson
Bane
Read
Jensen
Mackley
Durbin
Rossman
Garver
Wheeler
Simpsoan
Newlin
Seaman
Teague
Bird
Bueselle
Clark
Stubbs
Crabb
Guthrie
Fleming
Putnam
Monfort
Tyson
John Thomas
Charles Thomais
Hoskins
Bright
Breisch
Rockafield
Ross
Blau
Stine
Leighton
Tyler
Jones
Misses Julia
Mary Richards
Best feed for sheep pressed cotton cake or shelled corn
Readers ask which feed yields better for sheep the pressed cotton seed cake or shelled corn. Answers compare dry matter, crude protein and carbohydrates, noting fattening vs maintenance use and hay type. Also includes advice on alfalfa thickening, renovation, beet sugar raising and Eden Valley crops at altitude.
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M. T. Co
Waltman
Wye
Vienes
Resco
Alfalfa and crops thrive at high altitudes in Powell Wyoming area
The letter notes fattening hogs with gate and pasture crops like barley emmer and field peas, cites successful grain forage and root crops at 6500 to 7200 feet, and highlights Powell Wyoming irrigation project as productive for alfalfa sugar beets fruit garden crops and poultry. It lists seedmen nurserymen and firms Wy Plant Seed Breeding Co Worland State Nursery Co Helena Barteldes Seed Denver as reliable sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Valley
Wyoming
Laramie
Kokomo
Ind
Powell
Wyo
C.F
Bloomington
Wyoming Plant & Seed Breeding Company
Worland
State Nursery Company
Helena
Mont
Barteldes Seed Company
Denver
Colo
Poultry Feeding Tips for Newly Hatched Birds
The notes advise not feeding chicks until they are at least forty eight hours old. For ducklings start with bread moistened in milk, plus coarse sand or fine grit and a pinch of charcoal. For poults use dry grain chick seeds, with several varieties available on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Valley
Rock Springs
Eden Tract
Feeding and caring for baby chicks advice from June Farmer's Wife
The piece warns to give soft food with bread and milk for hungry chicks and to check for head lice if they look weak. It advises greasing chicks weekly and stresses using fresh feed to avoid illness from stale or moldy leftovers held over from the previous year.
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Kayser
Julius Kayser & Co
Makers
New York
L. Rf. Tyson
East Eighteenth Street
John Percyfield
College Ten
Well
California
Cheyenne
John J. Pershing
Philippines
Little Lady
Pershing
Helen Abbott
G. EK. Abbott
National Home Seminary
Washington, D. C
Galveston
Texas
Loulee
Elizabeth Lacey
Goucher College
Baltimore, Md
Henry Sweet
North Wear
Nellie Curry
W. H. Taylor
Hugh McMillan
Mrs. McMillan
Fred Neidhelser
James Kints
Robert Neidhelser
Neidhelser
Indianapolis
Fort Russell
Misa Littl
Albert & Fuger
Portland
Maine
Miss Little
Yellowstone Park
Colorado
Ite
Chiristian
Calebrate
Q Wrletian
Weat Potne
Mrs. Hamilton
Lieut
Mr. Gilmior
New York City
Cavalry
Cavalry Club
Mra. Burt
Mra. Loyer
Wyoming Farm Bulletin
Agricultural College and Experiment Station
The
University of Wyoming
T. P
Powell, Wye
Wyoming Farm Valletin
T. 8
Barnett
Barnett’s
Sieally
Dolores
Brink
ATLAS
Eare Emma
Rockwell Sii