Social events close season for Oak Leak Chapter dancing parties
Oak Leak Chapter No. 6 Eastern Star closed its season with a fraternal dance at the hall. The event featured committee leadership by Mrs. F. Ly. Robinson and decorations of artificial flowers. Music was supplied by Robert Nagle and Wire. Fitz.
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Oak Leak Chapter No
Order of the Eastern Star
F. Ly. Robinson
William Myers
Halph Kokjer
A. F. Johnston
Robert Nagle
Fitz
Return of Principal’s Daughter Sparks Local Cheers
The class of 1910 rewards a graduate with a diploma on diploma night. Miss Kelley enjoys many friends here who will greet her upon her return in a couple of weeks.
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Kelley
COWPUNCHERS IN DEMAND WITH NEW YORK MAID
Flora Klink of 246 Watson street Buffalo seeks a Wyoming cowboy to rescue her from New York life and start a happy western home. She specifies a beau age 22 to 30 with good habits who will pay the expenses. The State Leader matrimonial department reports the request from an eastern correspondent.
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New York
Far East
Wyoming
West
Flora Klink
Watson Street
Buffalo, N. Y
Indians Fall to Papooses In Youth Baseball Play
The Papooses defeated the Young Virgins 35 to 10 in a youth game. Both teams feature players under 14, with the Papooses showcasing strong batting and fielding while seeking more dated matches within the age limit.
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Pere P
Galena
Pacs
Indians
Papooses
Asbestos Mills To Run At High Speed
The International Asbestos Company completes the Wyoming Consolidated mill and will operate mines and mills constantly. Leslie H. W. Parker of Thetford Canada will supervise output on June 26. Orders already received will be filled immediately.
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International Asbestos Company
Wyoming Consolidated Company
Leslie HW. Parker
Thetford
Canada
Stone cars dash down incline into train at Salisbury
Three freight cars loaded with heavy building stone escaped Italian laborers and plunged down a steep incline at Salisbury into a passenger train at Dolgeville station. The locomotive and baggage car were damaged and the station damaged, but only a single man on the baggage train was injured, with non serious wounds reported.
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Lea, NL
Salisbury
Dolgeville
Farmer Kills Tenant and Wounds Mother in Feud Conflict
A well to do farmer in Hroath ill county, once a Marels feud figure, shot and killed tenant George Ryeat on Spleer's farm and wounded Pugate's mother. A report says the farmer, Spicer, telephoned that he had killed Pugate and shot another, and was en route to Jackson to Eben up. Exact injuries and cause of the dispute are unclear.
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Tackson
Kye
Asbury Peltens
Hroathill
Marels
George Ryeat
Spleer
Pugate
Olin Spicer
Jackson
Eben
Fugate
Atlas Art Presents Two Acts of "Midnight Sun" at Paftternoon
The review praises the Ben Week company for a two act program featuring the Swedish-themed "Midnight Sun" and a clever sketch. The performance centers on a brave small man challenging a large woman, a mistaken fortune, and a parrot in varied, humorous situations. The piece draws warm audience reaction for action and comedy and notes strong character work.
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Paftternoon
Achmere
Cheyenne
Emall Man
Sole
Notable Visitors and Arrivals in Cheyenne List
Several residents and visitors are noted arrival and travel patterns. Mrs Sam Weimberg returns from Chicago A B Minium Casper asbestos promoter arrives in Cheyenne for a business visit Stanhope Blunt arrives from the east for a two week visit F W Foss Colorado Southern agent at Chugwater among yesterday's arrivals Mrs Al Bowie Wheatland visiting Cheyenne Rev Sherman Coolidge Arapahoe minister guest at Inter Odean hotel Mr and Mrs L F E Hunt Chigwater visiting Mr and Mrs John G Love from Moneta for a visit Mr and Mrs C T Lyons Carpenter in the city Miss Margaret Buller Saratoga N Y spending the summer with Mr and Mrs C T Bray Charles W Woods mail clerk departs for Thermopolis Walter Bradley and Thomas Heaney Jr leave for New York A D Kelley Capitol Avenue grocer returns from New York after his daughter's graduation at Smith College
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Sam Weimberg
Chicago
A. B. Minium
Casper
Cheyenne
Stanhope Blunt
F. W. Foss
Colorado & Southern
Chugwater
al Bowie
Wheatland
Sherman Coolidge
Arapahoe
Inter Odean
L. FE. Hunt
Chigwater
John G. Love
Moneta
C. T. Lyons
Carpenter
Margaret Buller
Saratoga
N. Y
C. T. Bray
Charles W. Woods
Thermopolis
Walter Bradley
Thomas Heaney, Jr
New York
A. D. Kelley
Capitol Avenue
Smith
Miners Entombed After Blast at Halifax Coal Mine
An explosion at the Maritime Coal and Power mine near Halifax traps 35 miners while rescue teams battle fires and struggle to reach them. Fire hazards and shifting debris hinder efforts as authorities coordinate air and rescue operations.
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Halifax
N. S
Maritime Coal and
California Fig Syrup: A Trusted Laxative Tone
A classic ad copy touts California Fig Syrup as a gentle yet effective laxative for families. It claims long-standing use by well informed households and positions the product as a preferred remedy available through reputable physicians.
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California
Edgewood church party linked to ptomaine illness
In Pawtucket a Ladies Aid party at Edgewood Congregational Church ended with eighteen people ill from ptomaine poisoning after chicken salad. Among the sick are Col. Arthur V. Warfield and family, pastor Rev. Dr. John Wale Larry, and his wife. The piece notes also a wedding rehearsal and a forthcoming wedding in the area.
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Pawtucket
Ladies’ Aid Society
Edgewood Congregational Church
Arthur V. Warfield
John Wale Larry
Theodore Jr Takes Unto Himself A Wife
The wedding unfolds in New York with a lane of white roses and lilies of the valley lining the aisle. The bride’s high neck satin gown features Duchesse lace once worn by her mother and grandmother, as Mrs. Snowden A. Fahenstock serves as matron of honor.
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Thel Roosevelt
Harriet
Jeannette Alexander
Jean W. Delano
Jessie Millington Brake
Kermit Roosevelt
George Pmlen Roosevelt
Monroe Douglas Robinson
George F. Brodie
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Fulton Cutting
John Cutler
Grafton Chapman
Eliot Cutler
G. Morgan
New York
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