Pretty Home Wedding at East 20th Street
The Meyers home on east 20th street hosted a quiet wedding last evening uniting Miss Hettie Meyer of Denver and Mr. Phineas Gray Hartlett of Denver. Rev. Frank L. Moore officiated the eight o'clock ceremony with a double ring service. The bride wore white marquise sette over messaline and pink rose bouquet, diamond brooch, and satin ribbon. A large pink and white table centerpiece featured in the supper, with guests including family, Clason Map Co. staff, and local friends. The couple, formerly of Denver, will honeymoon in Colorado points and reside at 720 South Washington street, Denver, after August 1.
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Son A. Meyer
East 20Th Street
Frank L. Moore
Congregational Church
Hazel Astle
Ruth BE. Huntoon
Bartlett
Clason Map Company
Colorado
Colorado Springs
South Washington St
Denver
Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy Claimed Helpful for Women's Ailments
Covington and Brownsville residents praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from heavy monthly periods and weak backs. One woman reports doctors suggested surgery, but the remedy helped restore strength and enabled daily work.
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Covington
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jennie Gruen
Brownsville
Ind
Lydia
Pinkham
Tom
Miss Lucy Jeffords Honored With Card Tea in Cheyenne
Miss Clara Dodds hosted a Wednesday card tea for guest of honor Miss Lucy Jeffords of Droken How Neb. The pink and white party featured five hundred games, a four course tea, and farewell silver spoons inscribed From the Bunch. Guests included Ruth Nash Mabel Knight Fay Walker and others.
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Clara Dodds
Lucy Jeffords
Droken How
Ruth Nash
Agnes Scott
Dodds
Effie R. Dodds
H. B. Henderson
A. Russell Buck
Miss Jeffords
Cheyenne
Mabel Knight
Fay Walker
New York
Frances Bristol
Vera Kerrigan
Jessie
Sadie Large
Margaret
Moble Loee
Cheyenne wedding unites Harris Harris and Sophia Hyman
On Sunday June 16 in Cheyenne a wedding joined barber A K E Harris and Miss Sophia Hyman of San Francisco. They will reside in Cheyenne after the ceremony. Miss Lucy Jeffords to return Friday from Broken Bow Nebraska after visiting Miss Clara Dodds. Mrs A H Doane returns to Cheyenne with her children after a year near Chicago. Mrs J L Baird hosts an afternoon bridge luncheon today at the Plains. Mrs Edgar Z Teever hosts a Japanese tea June 26 for sister Miss Gertrude Thompson with guests in Japanese costumes. Dr Paul Emerson, son of Mrs Homer Wellnitz, expected in Cheyenne soon to visit mother and sister Cinace Emerson. Dr Emerson a Harvard graduate.
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Harris Hyman
Cheyenne
A. KE. Harris
Sophia Hyman
San Francisco
Lucy Jeffords
Broken Bow
Neb
Clara Dodds
Edgar Z
Teever
Gertrude Thompson
Paul Emerson
Hmerdon Wellnits
Mize Cinace Emerson
Emerson
Harvard
Pueblo Rock Mountain league team to Cheyenne
Arrangements were nearly complete for transferring Hidwell's Pueblo Rock Mountain league team to Cheyenne to play the rest of the season at Pioneer Park tomorrow. Bidwell seeks two thousand dollars from the committee to finance the club, with booster events planned and a big crowd expected. The deal cites past success of the Cheyenne Indians and notable pitchers Rusty and Hendrix.
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Hidwell
Cheyenne
Bidwell
Pueblo
Cochran
Galena
Caldwell
Rustenhaven
Felbert
Turgeon
Enouegh
Dawson
N. M
Colorado Strings
Pioneer Park
Eaton
Rusty
Mr. Bitdwell
Hendrix
Plitteburg
Vacation Break for Boston Doctor After Year in Mass General
A doctor from Boston’s Mass General has taken his first vacation in a year. He left Boston on June 14 and traveled briefly through Montreal and Omaha.
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Mass
Picnic Party At Lake Minnehaha
A merry group of boys and girls enjoyed a picnic at Lake Minnehaha on a Wednesday afternoon with pleasant summer weather. Extensive lunch, a bountiful supper, and a sequence of games preceded boating as the evening’s main amusement. Miss Ida Griswold acted as chaperone along with a list of attendees including Alta Rowsey Emma Rowsey Marian Stubbs Babette Wasser man Meda Carely Kathryn Lyons Mildred Graham Glennis Graham Masters William Drennan Albert Leslie Graham Walker Fred Bond Glen Hendershot Donald Forsyth Wilbur Johnson and Woodie Warren.
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Lake Minnehaha
Ida Griswold
Alta
Emma Rowsey
Marian Stubbs
Babette Wasserman
Meda
Genuine Hair Restorer Promises Growth and Color Restoration
An advertisement touts a non dye hair restorer called Sagine claimed to grow hair and restore color to gray or faded hair. It asserts a money back offer of 6 dollars if not effective and explains purchase via a mailed order from The Siloron Mfg. Co. of Pueblo Colorado with a written agreement accompanying each bottle.
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Rembler
Prof. Rembler
Siloron Mfg. Co
Pueblo
Colo
Rombler
Si- Joron Mfg. Co
Silorense
Biloron Mfg. Co. 1A
Tate of Colorado
Mercantile Agencias
Bilokon Mpg, CO
Middlemen Advertises Flour and Lodge Meeting
Katens Cream Flour from cor flat tinloaded offered with cheapo and notes Peabody Nelson at 1017 Thames. State Leader Want Ads for the Middlemen who help at both ends. Parts mention The Magic City Hebekah Lodge Now! members required to attend at 1 O. O. F. June 6O for conferring degrees. Also references Place Cards and Hieon Art Co products.
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Peabody & Nelson
Thames
Art Af
Magic City
Hebekah
May 1912 Sheriff report lists suspected horses in Laramie County
Frank B. Roach Sheriff submits a May 1912 report detailing inspected horses in Laramie County Wyoming. Shown are branded horses and unbranded stock including names McCormick Irwin and USs Cc brands, stock moving to Denver. Roach confirms accuracy under oath.
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Frank J. Roach
Jaramie
Cheyenne
Wyo
Board of County Commissioners
County of
Laramie
McCormick
Denver
Colo
Frank
Strike Threat Looms as 200000 to 300000 Shop Workers Vote
Union officials announce plans for a potential walkout on the Harriman system after 200000 to 300000 shop employees vote in favor of strike action. The movement, linked to a new federation uniting several shop workers unions, centers on disputes unresolved by management.
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Thus Kruttwehniit
Way
Herriawn Ines
West Fu
Colorado
Houthern
B Rio Islands
Eterleo
Taft
Harriman New
Erlila
Dachinints
Bollerivitiers
Warhemithe
Kanwena City
Federation of Federations
Unione
Chicage
St. Louis
Second Defeat of Roosevelt Forces
Proceedings note renewed opposition to Roosevelt at conventions with authorities warning against simultaneous demonstrations. The Hadley boom is linked to backers aiming to defeat Roosevelt, even if it means deserting Taft. Roosevelt responds with praise for Hadley as a high tribute amid the tensions surrounding the Sherman Co details.
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Hadley
Roosevelt
Taft
Interpretation of Dieplaya Weather Codes
The text outlines weather indicator pairs Dieplaya numbers 1 2 3 and 4, describing combinations for fair weather rain snow or local rain. It notes temperature stationarity and shifts to indicate warmer or colder conditions across varied code pairings.
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Cates
Spon
Oqual Legipacture
Peru
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S. A. Meyer
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State Leader
Mrs. Green
A. H. Doane
Chicago
J. L. Baird
Plains
Committee On Arrangements
Coliseum
John J. Hangen
Annex
Hansen
National Committee
James G. MacDermin
Cheyenne Chautauqua
Hieon Art Co
Siansen Drug and Conf. Co
Plone Bod
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W.E. Hanna
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U. P
Captpol
PHOME
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